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The Mental Health Treatment Of Australia
In the Mental Health treatment we can distinguish two different approaches to patient treatment,
this is known as models of treatment, firstly we have a medical model, and secondary we a using
person recovery model.
To understanding of recovery in Australia, we have to acknowledge that is heavily influenced by
recovery research and literature from the USA, Canada and New Zealand
It is suggested that the term recovery has been adopted in Australia from the late 1980s (Lakeman,
2004, p.212; McGrath et al., 2007). It has become popular in mental health discourse and influences
policy directives and service delivery initiatives (Meehan et al., 2007; Rickwood, 2004; Slade et al.,
2008).
Medical model in the mental health mostly concentrates on the treatment of the physiological
aspect of illness, this model is used at the inpatients admissions, by psychiatrist overall in the
clinical /medical settings.
There are many definitions of term Medical Model many of them suggested that it is a
scientifically proven process, concentrates on the treatment of the symptoms, is not client centred,
and medical professionals are in charge of making and presiding with consumer treatment plan ,
some professionals also describe the medical model as the Western approach to illness.
When we talking about mental health recovery we will take under consideration not only medical
model but also the effect of psychotherapy, and person centred model of recovery.
Recovery in the mental health is
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In the Mental Health treatment we can distinguish two different approaches to patient treatment,
this is known as models of treatment, firstly we have a medical model, and secondary we a using
person recovery model.
To understanding of recovery in Australia, we have to acknowledge that is heavily influenced by
recovery research and literature from the USA, Canada and New Zealand
It is suggested that the term recovery has been adopted in Australia from the late 1980s (Lakeman,
2004, p.212; McGrath et al., 2007). It has become popular in mental health discourse and influences
policy directives and service delivery initiatives (Meehan et al., 2007; Rickwood, 2004; Slade et al.,
2008).
Medical model in the mental health mostly concentrates on the treatment of the physiological
aspect of illness, this model is used at the inpatients admissions, by psychiatrist overall in the
clinical /medical settings.
There are many definitions of term Medical Model many of them suggested that it is a
scientifically proven process, concentrates on the treatment of the symptoms, is not client centred,
and medical professionals are in charge of making and presiding with consumer treatment plan ,
some professionals also describe the medical model as the Western approach to illness.
When we talking about mental health recovery we will take under consideration not only medical
model but also the effect of psychotherapy, and person centred model of recovery.
Recovery in the mental health is
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Mammogram Screening Paper
Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women (Macacu, Autier, Boniol Boyle, 2015). In
2013 in the United State, 40,030 female have lost their life to breast cancer (Bryan, Westmaas,
Alcaraz Jemal, 2014). When women reach the appropriate age for mammogram screening, it should
be recommended by their nurse practitioner. Mammogram screening is used to detect early breast
cancerand it is the most reliable test that practitioner used to detect breast cancer(Randel, 2016).
Mrs. Shelby is a 32 years old female who smoke a pack of cigarette daily for 15 years. She had an
abnormal cervical cancer screening three years ago. As her nurse practitioner, I recommend for her
to start mammogram screening at the age of forty. Mammogram screening
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Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women (Macacu, Autier, Boniol Boyle, 2015). In
2013 in the United State, 40,030 female have lost their life to breast cancer (Bryan, Westmaas,
Alcaraz Jemal, 2014). When women reach the appropriate age for mammogram screening, it should
be recommended by their nurse practitioner. Mammogram screening is used to detect early breast
cancerand it is the most reliable test that practitioner used to detect breast cancer(Randel, 2016).
Mrs. Shelby is a 32 years old female who smoke a pack of cigarette daily for 15 years. She had an
abnormal cervical cancer screening three years ago. As her nurse practitioner, I recommend for her
to start mammogram screening at the age of forty. Mammogram screening
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Albert Camus The Plague Analysis
What makes life worth living? Love, excitement, knowledge, or even aiding others show prime
examples of answers that come to the mind. Albert Camus states a very different opinion to the
world within his novel The plague. In this novel Camus speaks about a small city called Oran. In
this city the seasons rarely change and everyone settles for what they have and demonstrate almost
a complete feeling of contentedness in their everyday lives. In the novelhe also shows that the
saying you don t know what you have until it s gone, may ring true in many cases. Camus shows
that people show the actions of contentedness in their ways and don t realize what they have until
time has run out by explaining the functions of the people in Oran, showing... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Whether by the ordinary life they overlooked until disease had taken it, loved ones that were
merely there until sickness had struck, or the freedom that disappeared, vanquished by a
quarantine this novel has example after example of the great things in life that people don t
appreciate until it is gone. This theme has been stated in countless books and movies, but Albert
Camus found a way to put this theme down in a way that requires the reader to really think about
what message the Camus tries to convey. So next time the sun comes up or you have a good day,
think of The Plague, and show gratitude for what today
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What makes life worth living? Love, excitement, knowledge, or even aiding others show prime
examples of answers that come to the mind. Albert Camus states a very different opinion to the
world within his novel The plague. In this novel Camus speaks about a small city called Oran. In
this city the seasons rarely change and everyone settles for what they have and demonstrate almost
a complete feeling of contentedness in their everyday lives. In the novelhe also shows that the
saying you don t know what you have until it s gone, may ring true in many cases. Camus shows
that people show the actions of contentedness in their ways and don t realize what they have until
time has run out by explaining the functions of the people in Oran, showing... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Whether by the ordinary life they overlooked until disease had taken it, loved ones that were
merely there until sickness had struck, or the freedom that disappeared, vanquished by a
quarantine this novel has example after example of the great things in life that people don t
appreciate until it is gone. This theme has been stated in countless books and movies, but Albert
Camus found a way to put this theme down in a way that requires the reader to really think about
what message the Camus tries to convey. So next time the sun comes up or you have a good day,
think of The Plague, and show gratitude for what today
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Romanticism In The 19th Century
The nineteenth century was eventful decade for the British society. Its technological and political
advancement brought along fundamental changes into Britain. The Romantic movement comes as
a response to the dynamic changes which reformed the British social structure. Based on A Survey
of British Literature and Cultural History: The 19th Century, VL, given by Professor Barbara
Schaff, the essay discusses the historical background of the 19th century Britain, the definition of
Romanticismas a literary movement, the biography of Percy. B Shelley and George G.N Byron,
who have a massive impact on Mary ShelleyВ ґs Frankenstein, and the literary aspects of
Frankenstein (1818).
Britain is put into a historical context during the first lecture. During
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The nineteenth century was eventful decade for the British society. Its technological and political
advancement brought along fundamental changes into Britain. The Romantic movement comes as
a response to the dynamic changes which reformed the British social structure. Based on A Survey
of British Literature and Cultural History: The 19th Century, VL, given by Professor Barbara
Schaff, the essay discusses the historical background of the 19th century Britain, the definition of
Romanticismas a literary movement, the biography of Percy. B Shelley and George G.N Byron,
who have a massive impact on Mary ShelleyВ ґs Frankenstein, and the literary aspects of
Frankenstein (1818).
Britain is put into a historical context during the first lecture. During
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Historical And Cultural Values Of Heritage
The second reason why the sense of nostalgia is not necessary in heritage industry is that economic
pressure in the museum can affect the authenticity of the past in the museum. With the development
of industrial heritage nowadays, heritage industry has been an essential aspect of the economic
foundation in some countries. An increasing number of precious historical places are repaired and
protected, which because not only the historical and cultural values of heritage are meaningful, but
also because visiting heritage can raise people s awareness to recognize the value of historical
places and preserve them. In order to attract more visitors, heritages are often promoted as tourist
attractions. Actually, at the same time, heritage... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The objectivity and authenticity of history about industrial heritage might be affected negatively.
In short, according to analyze the interpretation in National Coal Mining Museum for England in
Britain, it seems that a view of nostalgia is the theme of interpretation in the industrial heritage,
even in the whole society. The objects and buildings of coal industry has become industrial heritage
of coal in Britain. These are three main requirements for nostalgia. Firstly, the sense of nostalgia is
easier to appear in Western Countries because of their linear and secular sense of time. Secondly,
the glorious history such as in Industrial Revolution, Victorian Britain and the development of
deindustrialization cause the social and economic difference between the past and present, which
gives rise to a feeling of discontent and disappointment for the present generation. Last but not least,
the industrial heritage and the collections from the past are available. These three conditions can
bring about the sense of nostalgia in the museum. However, it cannot be deny is that nostalgia often
influences the authenticity and objectivity of history. First, in terms of individuals, the sense of
nostalgia might be partial recalled for the elders because they concentrate on the objects and
interpretation what they have experiences or they are interested in. For young generation, since the
history they remember is narrative by their parents,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The second reason why the sense of nostalgia is not necessary in heritage industry is that economic
pressure in the museum can affect the authenticity of the past in the museum. With the development
of industrial heritage nowadays, heritage industry has been an essential aspect of the economic
foundation in some countries. An increasing number of precious historical places are repaired and
protected, which because not only the historical and cultural values of heritage are meaningful, but
also because visiting heritage can raise people s awareness to recognize the value of historical
places and preserve them. In order to attract more visitors, heritages are often promoted as tourist
attractions. Actually, at the same time, heritage... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The objectivity and authenticity of history about industrial heritage might be affected negatively.
In short, according to analyze the interpretation in National Coal Mining Museum for England in
Britain, it seems that a view of nostalgia is the theme of interpretation in the industrial heritage,
even in the whole society. The objects and buildings of coal industry has become industrial heritage
of coal in Britain. These are three main requirements for nostalgia. Firstly, the sense of nostalgia is
easier to appear in Western Countries because of their linear and secular sense of time. Secondly,
the glorious history such as in Industrial Revolution, Victorian Britain and the development of
deindustrialization cause the social and economic difference between the past and present, which
gives rise to a feeling of discontent and disappointment for the present generation. Last but not least,
the industrial heritage and the collections from the past are available. These three conditions can
bring about the sense of nostalgia in the museum. However, it cannot be deny is that nostalgia often
influences the authenticity and objectivity of history. First, in terms of individuals, the sense of
nostalgia might be partial recalled for the elders because they concentrate on the objects and
interpretation what they have experiences or they are interested in. For young generation, since the
history they remember is narrative by their parents,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Assessing Your Own Leadership Capability Performance...
Understanding the Management Role to Improve Management Performance
I.L.M. Level 5 Diploma in Leadership amp; Management
Candidate Name:Paul MendesCandidate Number: 0000000
Centre Name: RBHFTCentre Number: R31648
20 August 2012
Section 1
Understand the specific responsibilities of middle managers in enabling the organisation to achieve
its goals.
My organisation is the Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, a foundation (semi
independent) National Health Service Trust comprising of two tertiary care heart and lung hospitals,
the Royal Brompton Hospital in Central London and Harefield Hospital in Harefield on the London
/Buckinghamshire border. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It therefore follows that each goal becomes multiple objectives, which are then put to the Trust s
Management Committee for ratification.
The current (2012/2013) organisational objectives are: 1) To offer the NHS wide MARS
voluntary redundancy programme in order to reduce the overall staff count to 2950 and; 2) Make
ВЈ1.5 million savings in staff costs. 3) Make savings of В Ј500,000 in non staff costs, В Ј100,000 of
savings per division. 4) To open skills and research labs at both sites and generate В Ј500,000 of
business to each one by the end of financial year. 5) To apply for every relevant research grant
that the Trust could realistically service. 6) To have no more than a 0.5% rate of patient
complaints. 7) To reach and maintain NHSLA Level 3 of Risk Standards, thus keeping the
insurance premium to NHSLA low.
It should be abundantly clear that each one of these objectives is related to one or more of the
goals and thus the cascade is commenced from the organisations objectives, which are SMART,
Specific Measurable Achievable Realistic and with a Timescale can be translated into the
individual objectives of each director/general manager and so on downwards. Of course, in order
for any of these objectives to make any actual sense, they need to be filtered through the divisions
and then to the middle managers who can make them work at operational (or corporate
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Understanding the Management Role to Improve Management Performance
I.L.M. Level 5 Diploma in Leadership amp; Management
Candidate Name:Paul MendesCandidate Number: 0000000
Centre Name: RBHFTCentre Number: R31648
20 August 2012
Section 1
Understand the specific responsibilities of middle managers in enabling the organisation to achieve
its goals.
My organisation is the Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, a foundation (semi
independent) National Health Service Trust comprising of two tertiary care heart and lung hospitals,
the Royal Brompton Hospital in Central London and Harefield Hospital in Harefield on the London
/Buckinghamshire border. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It therefore follows that each goal becomes multiple objectives, which are then put to the Trust s
Management Committee for ratification.
The current (2012/2013) organisational objectives are: 1) To offer the NHS wide MARS
voluntary redundancy programme in order to reduce the overall staff count to 2950 and; 2) Make
ВЈ1.5 million savings in staff costs. 3) Make savings of В Ј500,000 in non staff costs, В Ј100,000 of
savings per division. 4) To open skills and research labs at both sites and generate В Ј500,000 of
business to each one by the end of financial year. 5) To apply for every relevant research grant
that the Trust could realistically service. 6) To have no more than a 0.5% rate of patient
complaints. 7) To reach and maintain NHSLA Level 3 of Risk Standards, thus keeping the
insurance premium to NHSLA low.
It should be abundantly clear that each one of these objectives is related to one or more of the
goals and thus the cascade is commenced from the organisations objectives, which are SMART,
Specific Measurable Achievable Realistic and with a Timescale can be translated into the
individual objectives of each director/general manager and so on downwards. Of course, in order
for any of these objectives to make any actual sense, they need to be filtered through the divisions
and then to the middle managers who can make them work at operational (or corporate
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Early Pacific Northwest History Essay
The first three major eras of the Pacific Northwest show some remarkable changes. What begins
with the first people rapidly becomes a barrage of settlers, development and the harvesting of
resources. Each period of time in the PNW brings changes in the people, the geography, and the
culture. First is the Era of the First People. Scientific theories suggest that man first came to the
PNW via land bridges from Russia or perhaps waterways. Some legends suggest a similar nomadic
journey following the migrating animals or the work of spirits or Gods who created companions
for a lonely human; usually a mother figure.
However they came to be, the First People, while split into different geographical and cultural
groups, had many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The next era is that of Contact and Trade. Just after declaring independence from British rule,
Captain James Cook began an exploration of the PNW on behalf of the newly formed thirteen
colonies of the United States. Seeking the ever elusive Northwest Passage, Cook instead found
himself docked in Nootka Sound to repair his ships. Here he traded trinkets for local furs, an
unexpected valuable treasure. Cook also made stops in Alaska and wintered in Hawaii.
Following Cook, more explorations from the U.S., France, Britain, Russian, and Spain soon
sought to discover the treasures however unknown they remained and claim them as their own.
The changes brought on by these new explorers were vast ranging from depletion of local
population due to unfamiliar European diseases to new settlements to increased harvesting of
resources. There were also treaties made with the native Indians for land or goods. Still seeking
the Northwest Passage, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark began an expedition to the Oregon
coast in 1804. While still failing to find that passage, they do explore more of the west and PNW
than anyone up to that time. Among journals of native plants, native people, and many maps that
opened the way for settlers, Lewis and Clark opened the way for trade with their revelation that the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The first three major eras of the Pacific Northwest show some remarkable changes. What begins
with the first people rapidly becomes a barrage of settlers, development and the harvesting of
resources. Each period of time in the PNW brings changes in the people, the geography, and the
culture. First is the Era of the First People. Scientific theories suggest that man first came to the
PNW via land bridges from Russia or perhaps waterways. Some legends suggest a similar nomadic
journey following the migrating animals or the work of spirits or Gods who created companions
for a lonely human; usually a mother figure.
However they came to be, the First People, while split into different geographical and cultural
groups, had many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The next era is that of Contact and Trade. Just after declaring independence from British rule,
Captain James Cook began an exploration of the PNW on behalf of the newly formed thirteen
colonies of the United States. Seeking the ever elusive Northwest Passage, Cook instead found
himself docked in Nootka Sound to repair his ships. Here he traded trinkets for local furs, an
unexpected valuable treasure. Cook also made stops in Alaska and wintered in Hawaii.
Following Cook, more explorations from the U.S., France, Britain, Russian, and Spain soon
sought to discover the treasures however unknown they remained and claim them as their own.
The changes brought on by these new explorers were vast ranging from depletion of local
population due to unfamiliar European diseases to new settlements to increased harvesting of
resources. There were also treaties made with the native Indians for land or goods. Still seeking
the Northwest Passage, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark began an expedition to the Oregon
coast in 1804. While still failing to find that passage, they do explore more of the west and PNW
than anyone up to that time. Among journals of native plants, native people, and many maps that
opened the way for settlers, Lewis and Clark opened the way for trade with their revelation that the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Difference Between Conservatism And Liberalism
INTRODUCTION
The term liberalism has a variety of meanings nowadays. Freedom or liberty for each and every
individual is the main aim of the philosophy of liberalism. Freedom had different concepts in
different periods of time in the history and therefore the programs of liberalism were also different
in those time periods. However the main aim always remained the same. Liberalism not only
believed in human nature was good but it also believed that humans were rational. It supposes that,
as people have a logical intellect, they have the ability to identify different challenges and problems
and solve them. This will thus improve the human condition systematically. Conservatism, on the
other hand, is the opposite doctrine of liberalism. Conservatism, simply we can say that, supports
the preservation of the status quo.
Hence we can see that liberalism is a worldview founded on the ideas of liberty and equality.
Liberals generally believe in free and fair elections, freedom of press, freedom of religion, private
property and civil right.
Liberalism first developed in the western world. It became famous among philosophers and
economists during the era of Enlightenment. At that point of time absolute monarchy, state religion
and hereditary privilege was the prevailing system. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In International Relations that era is normally referred to as Idealism. With the birth of United
Nations Organization, liberalism once again gained momentum. But later with the start of cold
war power politics the rays of hope also seemed to fade away. Then when the cold war ended the
hopes for liberalism also emerged back. Liberal intellectuals made many justifications as to why
liberalism should be the supreme over other competing ideologies. Liberals are generally very
much optimistic therefore liberalism is generally described in literature as the tradition of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
INTRODUCTION
The term liberalism has a variety of meanings nowadays. Freedom or liberty for each and every
individual is the main aim of the philosophy of liberalism. Freedom had different concepts in
different periods of time in the history and therefore the programs of liberalism were also different
in those time periods. However the main aim always remained the same. Liberalism not only
believed in human nature was good but it also believed that humans were rational. It supposes that,
as people have a logical intellect, they have the ability to identify different challenges and problems
and solve them. This will thus improve the human condition systematically. Conservatism, on the
other hand, is the opposite doctrine of liberalism. Conservatism, simply we can say that, supports
the preservation of the status quo.
Hence we can see that liberalism is a worldview founded on the ideas of liberty and equality.
Liberals generally believe in free and fair elections, freedom of press, freedom of religion, private
property and civil right.
Liberalism first developed in the western world. It became famous among philosophers and
economists during the era of Enlightenment. At that point of time absolute monarchy, state religion
and hereditary privilege was the prevailing system. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In International Relations that era is normally referred to as Idealism. With the birth of United
Nations Organization, liberalism once again gained momentum. But later with the start of cold
war power politics the rays of hope also seemed to fade away. Then when the cold war ended the
hopes for liberalism also emerged back. Liberal intellectuals made many justifications as to why
liberalism should be the supreme over other competing ideologies. Liberals are generally very
much optimistic therefore liberalism is generally described in literature as the tradition of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Evangelical Movements
Since the beginning of the twenty first century the nature and authority of scripture have been
issues regarding the Christian Faith. Throughout this paper the nature and authority of scripture
will be surveyed in reference to three theological movements: Evangelical, Liberal, and Neo
Orthodox. All three theological movements will be explored by examining the issues, implications,
and analysis and application of the Evangelical, Liberal, and Neo Orthodox movements.
The Issues
The evangelicalism movement dates to the eighteenth century and is the earliest movement of the
three movements. Evangelicalism originally took place in Britain and the British colonies and is
connected to Puritanism and Pietism. Those who are in accordance with the beliefs ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I believe it is possible to be in a Christian community where the believers in it come from one or a
mix of any of the three movements. From being raised in a Christian household, I have an
understanding of the various views on the authority of scripture. After doing further research
and writing this paper I have a deeper understanding of the authority and nature of scripture. I
know the word of God is not just based on the inspiration of God, but that it is God breathed and
infallible. Having knowledge of that fact can help me when sharing scripture and what I have
learned with the people out in the world. It is also important for us to not hold scripture above
God, but instead use it to lead people to God through the scriptures. Reading about
evangelicalism reminds me that we as children of God have a duty to be missionaries in our
communities to help evangelize the world. God is counting on us to help grow his garden of
souls. God is counting on us to plant the seed in someone who does not know or believe. With the
help of God through the Holy Spirit the sharing of His Word should come easily and we must
always remember that all things are possible through Christ. I will take the knowledge of the
scripture I have gained and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Since the beginning of the twenty first century the nature and authority of scripture have been
issues regarding the Christian Faith. Throughout this paper the nature and authority of scripture
will be surveyed in reference to three theological movements: Evangelical, Liberal, and Neo
Orthodox. All three theological movements will be explored by examining the issues, implications,
and analysis and application of the Evangelical, Liberal, and Neo Orthodox movements.
The Issues
The evangelicalism movement dates to the eighteenth century and is the earliest movement of the
three movements. Evangelicalism originally took place in Britain and the British colonies and is
connected to Puritanism and Pietism. Those who are in accordance with the beliefs ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I believe it is possible to be in a Christian community where the believers in it come from one or a
mix of any of the three movements. From being raised in a Christian household, I have an
understanding of the various views on the authority of scripture. After doing further research
and writing this paper I have a deeper understanding of the authority and nature of scripture. I
know the word of God is not just based on the inspiration of God, but that it is God breathed and
infallible. Having knowledge of that fact can help me when sharing scripture and what I have
learned with the people out in the world. It is also important for us to not hold scripture above
God, but instead use it to lead people to God through the scriptures. Reading about
evangelicalism reminds me that we as children of God have a duty to be missionaries in our
communities to help evangelize the world. God is counting on us to help grow his garden of
souls. God is counting on us to plant the seed in someone who does not know or believe. With the
help of God through the Holy Spirit the sharing of His Word should come easily and we must
always remember that all things are possible through Christ. I will take the knowledge of the
scripture I have gained and
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Stamp Act Summary And Analysis
After the Seven Years War concluded, the mother country to the colonies, Great Britain, was left
with a tremendous debt. In order to pay this massive amount of money off, Parliament decided that
rather than just tax the home country of Great Britain, the colonies in the Americas needed to be
taxed as well. However, such taxes would not bode well with the colonist which led to more
prevalent resistance by the colonies. In response to resistance, Great Britain repealed the Stamp Act
and in turn released the Declaratory Act in attempts to show that British power in the colonies was
absolute. After the Stamp Act was passed, the colonist s congregated to pass resolutions regarding
the Stamp Act, and British Parliament responded with the Declaratory... Show more content on
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With the new, young, and immature king came some doubts and insecurities as he ran through
ministers quite rapidly (Davidson, DeLay, Heyrman, Lytle, Stoff, 2015). This allowed Grenville
to be removed as first minister and replaced with an individual who was actually against this
taxation of colonials. Resistance and repeal also proved that virtual representation back in the
colonies would not stand, and there needed to be a new system in place. Even with the repeal of
the Stamp Act and a sense of victory, the British Empire was quick to accompany the repeal with
another act. Parliament passed the Declaratory Act, asserting that it had the power to make laws for
the colonies in all cases whatsoever (Davidson, DeLay, Heyrman, Lytle, Stoff, 2015). It didn t seem
to bother the colonist, though, as they still believed that the British Empire had no right to impose
taxes on colonies in the American and stood by that belief. The passing of the Stamp Act to pay for
the debts of war waged not by colonials, but rather the motherland surely would not stand for
colonial. Consequently, opposition to taxation of colonials, especially opposition to the taxation
without virtual representation led to even riots congregations. Succeeding in proving that the Stamp
Act was unconstitutional led to Parliaments repeal, but put greater pressure on the government to
show they were, indeed, still the great power that governed the colonies led to the Declaratory Act.
Overall, these 3
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After the Seven Years War concluded, the mother country to the colonies, Great Britain, was left
with a tremendous debt. In order to pay this massive amount of money off, Parliament decided that
rather than just tax the home country of Great Britain, the colonies in the Americas needed to be
taxed as well. However, such taxes would not bode well with the colonist which led to more
prevalent resistance by the colonies. In response to resistance, Great Britain repealed the Stamp Act
and in turn released the Declaratory Act in attempts to show that British power in the colonies was
absolute. After the Stamp Act was passed, the colonist s congregated to pass resolutions regarding
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With the new, young, and immature king came some doubts and insecurities as he ran through
ministers quite rapidly (Davidson, DeLay, Heyrman, Lytle, Stoff, 2015). This allowed Grenville
to be removed as first minister and replaced with an individual who was actually against this
taxation of colonials. Resistance and repeal also proved that virtual representation back in the
colonies would not stand, and there needed to be a new system in place. Even with the repeal of
the Stamp Act and a sense of victory, the British Empire was quick to accompany the repeal with
another act. Parliament passed the Declaratory Act, asserting that it had the power to make laws for
the colonies in all cases whatsoever (Davidson, DeLay, Heyrman, Lytle, Stoff, 2015). It didn t seem
to bother the colonist, though, as they still believed that the British Empire had no right to impose
taxes on colonies in the American and stood by that belief. The passing of the Stamp Act to pay for
the debts of war waged not by colonials, but rather the motherland surely would not stand for
colonial. Consequently, opposition to taxation of colonials, especially opposition to the taxation
without virtual representation led to even riots congregations. Succeeding in proving that the Stamp
Act was unconstitutional led to Parliaments repeal, but put greater pressure on the government to
show they were, indeed, still the great power that governed the colonies led to the Declaratory Act.
Overall, these 3
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Cultural Relativism Is Important For Many Reasons
Cultural Relativism is defined as, The principle that an individual s beliefs and activities should
be understood by others in terms of that individual s own culture . Wilson talked about this term
extensively in his class and he noticed a common trend within his classroom. The trend was that
his students warned him, Not to be judgmental or to impose your values on other people. (Soccio
2007). This is a common trend found with a lot of people in my opinion. In fact, I have the same
belief as many of Wilson s students. Cultural relativismis important for many reasons. First, having
a sense of cultural relativism provides people with a form of tolerance towards other cultures.
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When these two cultures were told any other way of disposing of their dead, they were completely
shocked and almost disgusted (Rachels 2015). This helps support the fact that different cultures
have different practices and therefore different moral codes. Furthermore, if different cultures have
different moral codes and practices that are based on their own personal culture, another culture
should not be able to judge them, simply because they are unique to that culture. Tolerance is
another good quality that comes with cultural relativism. Tolerance helps us have a sort of
explanation on why other cultures act the way they do. It gives the reason of an action or act
being based on one s culture rather than because of the type of individual that they are. Take a
cultural group such as the Eskimos. The Eskimos believe in and practice infanticide throughout
their villages (Rachels 2015). This practice is considered highly wrong in American cultures, but
is considered morally acceptable in cultures like the Eskimo (Rachels 2015). What a lot of
people forget to take into account is the reason the Eskimos perform infanticide. It is not because
they are cruel people, no, it is because they are thinking about the possible future life of the child
and the future life of their village. Another baby is simply another mouth to feed, a task which can
be difficult for some Eskimo families. Therefore, in order to prevent a bad life for the baby
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Cultural Relativism is defined as, The principle that an individual s beliefs and activities should
be understood by others in terms of that individual s own culture . Wilson talked about this term
extensively in his class and he noticed a common trend within his classroom. The trend was that
his students warned him, Not to be judgmental or to impose your values on other people. (Soccio
2007). This is a common trend found with a lot of people in my opinion. In fact, I have the same
belief as many of Wilson s students. Cultural relativismis important for many reasons. First, having
a sense of cultural relativism provides people with a form of tolerance towards other cultures.
Second, it helps people understand acts or actions... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When these two cultures were told any other way of disposing of their dead, they were completely
shocked and almost disgusted (Rachels 2015). This helps support the fact that different cultures
have different practices and therefore different moral codes. Furthermore, if different cultures have
different moral codes and practices that are based on their own personal culture, another culture
should not be able to judge them, simply because they are unique to that culture. Tolerance is
another good quality that comes with cultural relativism. Tolerance helps us have a sort of
explanation on why other cultures act the way they do. It gives the reason of an action or act
being based on one s culture rather than because of the type of individual that they are. Take a
cultural group such as the Eskimos. The Eskimos believe in and practice infanticide throughout
their villages (Rachels 2015). This practice is considered highly wrong in American cultures, but
is considered morally acceptable in cultures like the Eskimo (Rachels 2015). What a lot of
people forget to take into account is the reason the Eskimos perform infanticide. It is not because
they are cruel people, no, it is because they are thinking about the possible future life of the child
and the future life of their village. Another baby is simply another mouth to feed, a task which can
be difficult for some Eskimo families. Therefore, in order to prevent a bad life for the baby
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The Development Of The Periodic Table
Chemistry Research assignment
OUTLINE the history of the development of the Periodic Table including its origins, the original
data used to construct it and the predictions made after its construction. (Include references to the
contributions made by Antoine Lavoisier, Johann Dobereiner, John Newlands, Dmitri Mendeleev,
Lothar Meyer, William Ramsay, Henry Moseley, J.J. Thomson and Niels Bohr.
In 1803 a man by the name of John Dalton Proposed that matter was comprised of atoms that were
very simple and solid with no structure. He also put forward that each element was different from
each other with different atomic weights. J.J. Thomson first discovered the electron in 1897 which
lead to him developing a new model of the atom in 1904 1909, this new model is often referred to
as the plum pudding model due to Thomson visualizing the atom as a positive sphere in which
negative electrons embedded into it. Thomson envisaged the electrons to have some sort of
structure or pattern to them rather than just loose as the name, plum pudding implies. Earnest
Rutherford Developed an atomic model in 1911 called the planetary model. This model has positive
protons in the nucleus with negative electrons orbiting it like the sun. He developed this model due
to him discovering the nucleus. Later in 1913 Niels Bohr Realised that the electrons that orbit the
nucleus must occupy stable, non radiating orbits. This led to him developing the Bohr Model which
was electrons occupying stable shells
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Chemistry Research assignment
OUTLINE the history of the development of the Periodic Table including its origins, the original
data used to construct it and the predictions made after its construction. (Include references to the
contributions made by Antoine Lavoisier, Johann Dobereiner, John Newlands, Dmitri Mendeleev,
Lothar Meyer, William Ramsay, Henry Moseley, J.J. Thomson and Niels Bohr.
In 1803 a man by the name of John Dalton Proposed that matter was comprised of atoms that were
very simple and solid with no structure. He also put forward that each element was different from
each other with different atomic weights. J.J. Thomson first discovered the electron in 1897 which
lead to him developing a new model of the atom in 1904 1909, this new model is often referred to
as the plum pudding model due to Thomson visualizing the atom as a positive sphere in which
negative electrons embedded into it. Thomson envisaged the electrons to have some sort of
structure or pattern to them rather than just loose as the name, plum pudding implies. Earnest
Rutherford Developed an atomic model in 1911 called the planetary model. This model has positive
protons in the nucleus with negative electrons orbiting it like the sun. He developed this model due
to him discovering the nucleus. Later in 1913 Niels Bohr Realised that the electrons that orbit the
nucleus must occupy stable, non radiating orbits. This led to him developing the Bohr Model which
was electrons occupying stable shells
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Amos Bronson Alcott Research Paper
Alcott s writing was highly influenced by her upbringing, much like many authors.
Transcendentalism was her father s principle belief and this in turn affected how he lived his life,
which affected Alcott s childhood and eventually her writing. Every follower defined
transcendentalism in their own way, such as idealism, individualism, a movement, a philosophy, or
even a religion at times. Her father, Amos Bronson Alcott, was a founder of the movement that was
transcendentalism. Bronson Alcott was a follower of Transcendentalism, a philosophical movement
popular in the mid nineteenth century. Transcendentalism proposed that everyone had access to the
divine spirit, but this access was easily corrupted by the trappings of civilization. Bronson believed
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It is frequently stated that young children are sponges. Why would this situation be any different?
Bronson put all his faith in one objective. When that did not pan out for him in the long run, he
became lost and confused. The parents of the students attending this school saw Bronson s
teachings as invalid and made up. Parents pulled their kids out of school, even though many
students enjoyed having Bronson as their teacher. Everyone had their own opinions and most of
which Bronson did not care to hear. In fact, Alcott had a multitude of thoughts on Bronson s
teachings. She wrote a novel transcribing every detail. Transcendental Wild Oats is essentially
Louisa May Alcott s somewhat fictionalized account of the communal experience: its philosophy,
its inhabitants, its daily routine, and its demise. Her description of the commune s seven month
existence in 1843 stands as a sharp repudiation of Abel Lamb, based on her father, and Timon Lion,
based on Charles Lane. The sketch is an attack on phallocentric transcendentalism, rooted in the
abstract and the theoretical: philosophy, idealism, and earth denial. The earth to be transcended by
her father
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Alcott s writing was highly influenced by her upbringing, much like many authors.
Transcendentalism was her father s principle belief and this in turn affected how he lived his life,
which affected Alcott s childhood and eventually her writing. Every follower defined
transcendentalism in their own way, such as idealism, individualism, a movement, a philosophy, or
even a religion at times. Her father, Amos Bronson Alcott, was a founder of the movement that was
transcendentalism. Bronson Alcott was a follower of Transcendentalism, a philosophical movement
popular in the mid nineteenth century. Transcendentalism proposed that everyone had access to the
divine spirit, but this access was easily corrupted by the trappings of civilization. Bronson believed
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is frequently stated that young children are sponges. Why would this situation be any different?
Bronson put all his faith in one objective. When that did not pan out for him in the long run, he
became lost and confused. The parents of the students attending this school saw Bronson s
teachings as invalid and made up. Parents pulled their kids out of school, even though many
students enjoyed having Bronson as their teacher. Everyone had their own opinions and most of
which Bronson did not care to hear. In fact, Alcott had a multitude of thoughts on Bronson s
teachings. She wrote a novel transcribing every detail. Transcendental Wild Oats is essentially
Louisa May Alcott s somewhat fictionalized account of the communal experience: its philosophy,
its inhabitants, its daily routine, and its demise. Her description of the commune s seven month
existence in 1843 stands as a sharp repudiation of Abel Lamb, based on her father, and Timon Lion,
based on Charles Lane. The sketch is an attack on phallocentric transcendentalism, rooted in the
abstract and the theoretical: philosophy, idealism, and earth denial. The earth to be transcended by
her father
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Does Rome Have Too Much Power Essay
Winston Churchill once said, History is written by the victors. Humans are so consumed with what
is spoken, written, or otherwise presented of themselves; who presents it however, controls how the
situation is perceived. From ancient Rome to modern America, countries of great power have
perfected the art of telling stories from one side, the winners view. The Roman Empire was possibly
the most successful and influential empire to ever exist. The empire s success was a result of
military conquering extending throughout most of southern Europe and northern Africa. After
overcoming the opponents Romans would inhabit new territories and instill their culture upon the
unwilling new citizens of Rome. Had Rome not won battles such as Lake Regillus... Show more
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America s and the United Kingdom s military might, economic status, diplomatic policies, and
disaster relief programs have proven such power and influence in the world. The most prevalent
evidence of their power however comes through the English language. According to Ethnologue:
Languages of the World, 335 million people speak a form of the English language, representing 101
different countries. As powerful nations, Great Britain and the United states, have colonized and
inhabited in numerous areas of the globe, bringing with them their culture and language. Although
this may seem adventitious to the mother countries, native languages and cultures were neglected
and often lost, with those possible
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Winston Churchill once said, History is written by the victors. Humans are so consumed with what
is spoken, written, or otherwise presented of themselves; who presents it however, controls how the
situation is perceived. From ancient Rome to modern America, countries of great power have
perfected the art of telling stories from one side, the winners view. The Roman Empire was possibly
the most successful and influential empire to ever exist. The empire s success was a result of
military conquering extending throughout most of southern Europe and northern Africa. After
overcoming the opponents Romans would inhabit new territories and instill their culture upon the
unwilling new citizens of Rome. Had Rome not won battles such as Lake Regillus... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
America s and the United Kingdom s military might, economic status, diplomatic policies, and
disaster relief programs have proven such power and influence in the world. The most prevalent
evidence of their power however comes through the English language. According to Ethnologue:
Languages of the World, 335 million people speak a form of the English language, representing 101
different countries. As powerful nations, Great Britain and the United states, have colonized and
inhabited in numerous areas of the globe, bringing with them their culture and language. Although
this may seem adventitious to the mother countries, native languages and cultures were neglected
and often lost, with those possible
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Twelfth Night Analysis
One reason why Twelfth Night reinforces the class system is because of the representation of
satisfying the audience to please them. In the 16th century, audiences looked for comedy as an
option for entertainment. Twelfth Night brought upon these amuses through the use of Sir
Toby and Maria. The play created chaos by mixing up the classes and putting the wrong people
together. Maria is Olivia lady in waiting while Sir Toby is one of Olivia s kinsman who by the
end of the play end up together. At the moment since Maria is waiting for her rank she does not
have a title and she picked the man to be wedded to. Usually, the countess picks a suitable man
for her ladies to be married to, allowing for little progression to be made. Readers and critics
assume since Sir Toby is drunk for every hour of the day his title of being a knight does not
really define who he is and is acceptable for him to end up with anyone he pleases to. From
Rethinking Sexuality and Class in Twelfth Night. author Nancy Lindheim writes, It offers a
reason other than cynicism or folly for his [Sir Toby] marrying Maria: who could be more
suitable for him than as witty a piece of Eve s flesh as any in Illyria (1.5.27)?...Sir Toby s
circumstances, intelligence, and wit might then encourage us to think that it can happen . More
specifically, Lindheim means that the play does show little hope on the change of the social class
system since Sir Toby was looking for somebody with wit and not just beauty. This
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One reason why Twelfth Night reinforces the class system is because of the representation of
satisfying the audience to please them. In the 16th century, audiences looked for comedy as an
option for entertainment. Twelfth Night brought upon these amuses through the use of Sir
Toby and Maria. The play created chaos by mixing up the classes and putting the wrong people
together. Maria is Olivia lady in waiting while Sir Toby is one of Olivia s kinsman who by the
end of the play end up together. At the moment since Maria is waiting for her rank she does not
have a title and she picked the man to be wedded to. Usually, the countess picks a suitable man
for her ladies to be married to, allowing for little progression to be made. Readers and critics
assume since Sir Toby is drunk for every hour of the day his title of being a knight does not
really define who he is and is acceptable for him to end up with anyone he pleases to. From
Rethinking Sexuality and Class in Twelfth Night. author Nancy Lindheim writes, It offers a
reason other than cynicism or folly for his [Sir Toby] marrying Maria: who could be more
suitable for him than as witty a piece of Eve s flesh as any in Illyria (1.5.27)?...Sir Toby s
circumstances, intelligence, and wit might then encourage us to think that it can happen . More
specifically, Lindheim means that the play does show little hope on the change of the social class
system since Sir Toby was looking for somebody with wit and not just beauty. This
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Trust Infidelity
Life would be significantly different if there were not cheating hearts . In fact, society as a whole
would be very changed without those experiences. Think of television programming. What would
a soap opera be all those couples just being faithful? What would be happening on Desperate
Housewives? How many blues songs would have remained unwritten? Country music would
certainly have to march to a beat of a different drummer. The impact is probably more painful and
realistic when you break it down to a person level.
Each cheating situation has its own twist, but the result is still the same. There is a breach of trust.
Even if your partner never finds out you cheated, you have lost trust in yourself. The relationship is
certainly broken.
The obvious ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Can you accept some responsibility for what happened?
Can both of you ever be 100% committed?
It is incredibly hard to make this relationship work. On the other hand, if you can work through this,
the strength in your relationship becomes rock solid.
Perhaps for some this is just a natural course of events. If the relationship were never based on
honesty and trust infidelity wouldn t be much of a surprise. It still hurts, but many times there are
signs along the way. Maybe it is a way out of a bad situation.
Are there some couples that can survive infidelity? Yes. It is generally connected with a deep
religious conviction or awakening. Those types of beliefs rely on love and forgiveness and can be
an asset in repairing the broken relationship. So perhaps the key to dealing with a cheating heart to
go find religion, get a good counselor, and work it out.
To those couples who choose to severe the relationship and do it with kindness and dignity ,
Congratulations, you deserve and earned; respect.
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Hank Williams gave us a little advice when it comes to a cheatin heart. You may want to hum a bar
or two if you find yourself
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Life would be significantly different if there were not cheating hearts . In fact, society as a whole
would be very changed without those experiences. Think of television programming. What would
a soap opera be all those couples just being faithful? What would be happening on Desperate
Housewives? How many blues songs would have remained unwritten? Country music would
certainly have to march to a beat of a different drummer. The impact is probably more painful and
realistic when you break it down to a person level.
Each cheating situation has its own twist, but the result is still the same. There is a breach of trust.
Even if your partner never finds out you cheated, you have lost trust in yourself. The relationship is
certainly broken.
The obvious ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Can you accept some responsibility for what happened?
Can both of you ever be 100% committed?
It is incredibly hard to make this relationship work. On the other hand, if you can work through this,
the strength in your relationship becomes rock solid.
Perhaps for some this is just a natural course of events. If the relationship were never based on
honesty and trust infidelity wouldn t be much of a surprise. It still hurts, but many times there are
signs along the way. Maybe it is a way out of a bad situation.
Are there some couples that can survive infidelity? Yes. It is generally connected with a deep
religious conviction or awakening. Those types of beliefs rely on love and forgiveness and can be
an asset in repairing the broken relationship. So perhaps the key to dealing with a cheating heart to
go find religion, get a good counselor, and work it out.
To those couples who choose to severe the relationship and do it with kindness and dignity ,
Congratulations, you deserve and earned; respect.
href= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hubUNqQLjN8
Hank Williams gave us a little advice when it comes to a cheatin heart. You may want to hum a bar
or two if you find yourself
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Cohabitation By Andrew J. Postag81v1 s Article From 2004,...
Over the past few decades, cohabitation has become more recent for couples and families.
Cohabitation is when a couple who is not married is living under the same roof as if they are
married. It does not refer to roommates or family members who live together, at least two people
have to be in a romantic union for it to count as cohabitation. Cohabiting can be for a variety of
different reasons. In the 1990s, around 2.5 million people were cohabiting but as of 2015 about
8.3 million people were cohabiting. (Cherlin 2004) Pamela Smock (2000) argues that cohabitation
has increased tremendously over the past but it is short lived by couples either breaking the
relationship off or proceeding to get married. Andrew J. Cherlin s article from 2004, The
Deinstitutionalization of American Marriage, argues that marriage is becoming deinstitutionalized
while cohabitation is becoming institutionalized. More couples are starting to realize that they do
not need a piece of paper to signify their love or compassion for one another. If they are happy living
together unmarried than they should not need to get married, which is why cohabiting is becoming
more prominent. The first transition, noted by Ernest Burgess, was from the institutional marriage
to the companionate marriage. The second transition was to the individualized marriage in which
the emphasis on personal choice and self development expanded. (Cherlin pg. 848) According to
Cherlin, two transitions within marriage
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Over the past few decades, cohabitation has become more recent for couples and families.
Cohabitation is when a couple who is not married is living under the same roof as if they are
married. It does not refer to roommates or family members who live together, at least two people
have to be in a romantic union for it to count as cohabitation. Cohabiting can be for a variety of
different reasons. In the 1990s, around 2.5 million people were cohabiting but as of 2015 about
8.3 million people were cohabiting. (Cherlin 2004) Pamela Smock (2000) argues that cohabitation
has increased tremendously over the past but it is short lived by couples either breaking the
relationship off or proceeding to get married. Andrew J. Cherlin s article from 2004, The
Deinstitutionalization of American Marriage, argues that marriage is becoming deinstitutionalized
while cohabitation is becoming institutionalized. More couples are starting to realize that they do
not need a piece of paper to signify their love or compassion for one another. If they are happy living
together unmarried than they should not need to get married, which is why cohabiting is becoming
more prominent. The first transition, noted by Ernest Burgess, was from the institutional marriage
to the companionate marriage. The second transition was to the individualized marriage in which
the emphasis on personal choice and self development expanded. (Cherlin pg. 848) According to
Cherlin, two transitions within marriage
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Examples Of Alternatives And Recommendations
Alternatives and Recommendations In today s world organization have to change and respond
immediately in a very limited time, Also making sure that all the steps are taken by allocating right
percentages to all the alternatives available. Organizations cannot make a decision based on
assumptions; they need to be sure about everything and then make a move. Organizations need to
be proactive in understanding the changes in wants and needs of the staffs. This can benefit the
organization from handling any uncertainty in the working environment related to staffing. Some
questions that HR managers should keep themselves up to date with are, do they have the right
number of staff, Are all the resources being utilized to the fullest, What changes... Show more
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Educating staff A perfect mix is when the current staff is well connected to the future needs,
meaning that making employees aware of their current job and also motivating them to remain
productive to satisfy and meet the final goal of the organization. A well educated staff also gives the
learning and development department a head start of type of trainings and abilities might be
required by the staff in near future. Staffing connected to vision and objectives A well organized
organization always moves along and takes steps side to side with its organizational vision and
objectives. HR departments should emphasis on redesigning the structure of the staff meetings, the
human resource department and the departmental supervisors should work together in identifying
the attitudes, behaviors and abilities which might be required in present and future. If an
organization is able to recognize these then it has perfectly forecasted and employed individuals
who can handle any uncertainty in the organization. Action Plan Applying the alternatives and
recommendations. John could apply the mentioned alternatives into his business by considering the
following techniques. Conducting Significant HR activities: HR departments should reconsider
their policies and also offer innovative and creative positions, should offer constant appraisals and
career growth opportunities to their experienced staff in order to motivate them more, at same time
also offer new positions with
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Alternatives and Recommendations In today s world organization have to change and respond
immediately in a very limited time, Also making sure that all the steps are taken by allocating right
percentages to all the alternatives available. Organizations cannot make a decision based on
assumptions; they need to be sure about everything and then make a move. Organizations need to
be proactive in understanding the changes in wants and needs of the staffs. This can benefit the
organization from handling any uncertainty in the working environment related to staffing. Some
questions that HR managers should keep themselves up to date with are, do they have the right
number of staff, Are all the resources being utilized to the fullest, What changes... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Educating staff A perfect mix is when the current staff is well connected to the future needs,
meaning that making employees aware of their current job and also motivating them to remain
productive to satisfy and meet the final goal of the organization. A well educated staff also gives the
learning and development department a head start of type of trainings and abilities might be
required by the staff in near future. Staffing connected to vision and objectives A well organized
organization always moves along and takes steps side to side with its organizational vision and
objectives. HR departments should emphasis on redesigning the structure of the staff meetings, the
human resource department and the departmental supervisors should work together in identifying
the attitudes, behaviors and abilities which might be required in present and future. If an
organization is able to recognize these then it has perfectly forecasted and employed individuals
who can handle any uncertainty in the organization. Action Plan Applying the alternatives and
recommendations. John could apply the mentioned alternatives into his business by considering the
following techniques. Conducting Significant HR activities: HR departments should reconsider
their policies and also offer innovative and creative positions, should offer constant appraisals and
career growth opportunities to their experienced staff in order to motivate them more, at same time
also offer new positions with
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Analysis Of The Movie The Ghost Of The Shell Trailer
Since the beginning of media, producers have created products that applied to the biggest audience.
Unreliable political and current event information and bias leads to underrepresentation of various
ethnicities and identities. Mass media coverage portrays figures that appeals to the larger audience,
hence, isolating others.
The Ghost In The Shell trailer was released on Nov. 13 2016 and featured Scarlet Johansson a
white actress. The film is based on the Japanese manga series of the same name. The protagonist,
Major Kusanagi is simply referred to as The Major and erases the identity of the main character. To
justify the casting choice, screenwriter Max Landis stated: There are no A list female Asian
celebrities right now on an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And although I wasn t sure if it was going to resonate with him, I took him anyway. When Diego
Luna s character came on screen and started speaking, my dad nudged me and said, he has a
heavy accent. I was like, Yup. When the film was over and we were walking to the car, he turns
to me and says, did you notice that he had an accent? And I said, Yeah dad, just like yours. Then
my dad asked me if the film had made a lot of money. I told him it was the second highest
grossing film of 2016 despite it only being out for 18 days in 2016 (since new year just came
around). He then asked me if people liked the film, I told him that it had a huge following online
and great reviews. He then asked me why Diego Luna hadn t changed his accent and I told him
that Diego has openly talked about keeping his accent and how proud he is of it. And my dad
was silent for a while and then he said, And he was a main character. And I said, He was. And my
dad was so happy. As we drove home he started telling me about other Mexican actors that he thinks
should be in movies in America. Representation matters.[9]
Normalizing a diverse cast in film can often begin to gently lift the minority labels.
From 2007 2012, only 12.4 percent of speaking characters in the top 500 grossing films were
played by black actors. Although one might think that is fair, given that African Americans make up
12.6 percent of the population, the
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Since the beginning of media, producers have created products that applied to the biggest audience.
Unreliable political and current event information and bias leads to underrepresentation of various
ethnicities and identities. Mass media coverage portrays figures that appeals to the larger audience,
hence, isolating others.
The Ghost In The Shell trailer was released on Nov. 13 2016 and featured Scarlet Johansson a
white actress. The film is based on the Japanese manga series of the same name. The protagonist,
Major Kusanagi is simply referred to as The Major and erases the identity of the main character. To
justify the casting choice, screenwriter Max Landis stated: There are no A list female Asian
celebrities right now on an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And although I wasn t sure if it was going to resonate with him, I took him anyway. When Diego
Luna s character came on screen and started speaking, my dad nudged me and said, he has a
heavy accent. I was like, Yup. When the film was over and we were walking to the car, he turns
to me and says, did you notice that he had an accent? And I said, Yeah dad, just like yours. Then
my dad asked me if the film had made a lot of money. I told him it was the second highest
grossing film of 2016 despite it only being out for 18 days in 2016 (since new year just came
around). He then asked me if people liked the film, I told him that it had a huge following online
and great reviews. He then asked me why Diego Luna hadn t changed his accent and I told him
that Diego has openly talked about keeping his accent and how proud he is of it. And my dad
was silent for a while and then he said, And he was a main character. And I said, He was. And my
dad was so happy. As we drove home he started telling me about other Mexican actors that he thinks
should be in movies in America. Representation matters.[9]
Normalizing a diverse cast in film can often begin to gently lift the minority labels.
From 2007 2012, only 12.4 percent of speaking characters in the top 500 grossing films were
played by black actors. Although one might think that is fair, given that African Americans make up
12.6 percent of the population, the
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The Last To See Them Alive Essay
1.Holcomb, Kansas, appeared to Capote as the very embodiment of traditional American ideas.
Discuss the importance of the setting in Holcomb. What does the novel reveal about the town?
How does the gossip surrounding the crime reflect underlying truths about Holcomb and small
town Kansas? Is the town a character or protagonist? The importance of the setting in Holcomb
is because it seemed like the least likely place for something this horrible to happen, it claimed to
be an egalitarian utopia full of cowboys. Holcomb was small, no more than 300 people total
lived in the Western Kansas town. Trains looking for exciting, dramatic, places didn t stop in this
town. While it might not have been exciting enough to visit, it was a great place to live. Since it
was so small, everybody knew everybody in Holcomb; people were trusting and they seemed to be
trustworthy. This made people feel safe, they wouldn t even lock their doors at night. When Perry
and Dick, with their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How did Capote build suspense despite the fact that readers know the ultimate outcome from the
beginning of the book? How did he color the opening with a sense of impending doom? He titles
the opening section The Last to See Them Alive, which when you see it, right away you know
something terrible is going to happen. Another one of the ways Capote built suspense, at the
beginning of the book, was to tell a little detail about somebody, then reference how they didn t
know it d be the last day of their life, making you wonder what happened. He built the suspense by
changing the settings between what the Clutter family was doing before the murdering and how
Dick and Perry were preparing for their plan. When Capote first introduces the young men, it was
really confusing because you couldn t see how they were relating to the Clutter s. 5.Why did
Capote omit descriptions of the two older Clutter sisters, who were not home at the time of the
crime? Does the narrative benefit from this
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1.Holcomb, Kansas, appeared to Capote as the very embodiment of traditional American ideas.
Discuss the importance of the setting in Holcomb. What does the novel reveal about the town?
How does the gossip surrounding the crime reflect underlying truths about Holcomb and small
town Kansas? Is the town a character or protagonist? The importance of the setting in Holcomb
is because it seemed like the least likely place for something this horrible to happen, it claimed to
be an egalitarian utopia full of cowboys. Holcomb was small, no more than 300 people total
lived in the Western Kansas town. Trains looking for exciting, dramatic, places didn t stop in this
town. While it might not have been exciting enough to visit, it was a great place to live. Since it
was so small, everybody knew everybody in Holcomb; people were trusting and they seemed to be
trustworthy. This made people feel safe, they wouldn t even lock their doors at night. When Perry
and Dick, with their... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How did Capote build suspense despite the fact that readers know the ultimate outcome from the
beginning of the book? How did he color the opening with a sense of impending doom? He titles
the opening section The Last to See Them Alive, which when you see it, right away you know
something terrible is going to happen. Another one of the ways Capote built suspense, at the
beginning of the book, was to tell a little detail about somebody, then reference how they didn t
know it d be the last day of their life, making you wonder what happened. He built the suspense by
changing the settings between what the Clutter family was doing before the murdering and how
Dick and Perry were preparing for their plan. When Capote first introduces the young men, it was
really confusing because you couldn t see how they were relating to the Clutter s. 5.Why did
Capote omit descriptions of the two older Clutter sisters, who were not home at the time of the
crime? Does the narrative benefit from this
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Masculinity In Intersex
Sex, gender, marriage, and kinship are all topics that Anthropologist are interested in because they
exist in all cultures therefor, they are a great reference point between cultures. Each of these topics
can be challenging and worthwhile to study because they can teach us different things about a
culture.
Sex simply put is the reproduction organs you were born with. You are either male or female. With
this being said it is important to point out that sex is not always clearly defined in all humans and
throughout time people have been born with a sex that was not clear. The Greek Historian
Diodorrus Siculus wrote in the first century BC:
Hermaphroditus, as he has been called, who was born of Hermes and Aphrodite and received a
name which is a combination of those of both his parents. Some say that this Hermaphroditus is a
god and appears at certain times among men, and that he is born with a physical body which is a
combination of that of a man and that of a woman, in that he has a body which is ... Show more
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For most of time intersex people have been made either through surgery and or medicines to live
life as one sex or the other. Today there is a push to let the intersex person decide how they want to
live. Our texts defines gender as a cultural construct that makes biological and physical
differences into social meaningful categories. Within each society there are also gender roles or
the expectations of the different sexes in a society. Studying these can tell us about how a culture
divides labor, views the opposite sexes and how gender socialization occurs with children. In a
hunter/gather society women gather while men hunter. These are clearly defined roles. However,
in many equalitarian societies around the world today both genders perform similar jobs to support
the family. Just this week in America the US Army announce women will now be eligible for all
combat position men are eligible
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Sex, gender, marriage, and kinship are all topics that Anthropologist are interested in because they
exist in all cultures therefor, they are a great reference point between cultures. Each of these topics
can be challenging and worthwhile to study because they can teach us different things about a
culture.
Sex simply put is the reproduction organs you were born with. You are either male or female. With
this being said it is important to point out that sex is not always clearly defined in all humans and
throughout time people have been born with a sex that was not clear. The Greek Historian
Diodorrus Siculus wrote in the first century BC:
Hermaphroditus, as he has been called, who was born of Hermes and Aphrodite and received a
name which is a combination of those of both his parents. Some say that this Hermaphroditus is a
god and appears at certain times among men, and that he is born with a physical body which is a
combination of that of a man and that of a woman, in that he has a body which is ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
For most of time intersex people have been made either through surgery and or medicines to live
life as one sex or the other. Today there is a push to let the intersex person decide how they want to
live. Our texts defines gender as a cultural construct that makes biological and physical
differences into social meaningful categories. Within each society there are also gender roles or
the expectations of the different sexes in a society. Studying these can tell us about how a culture
divides labor, views the opposite sexes and how gender socialization occurs with children. In a
hunter/gather society women gather while men hunter. These are clearly defined roles. However,
in many equalitarian societies around the world today both genders perform similar jobs to support
the family. Just this week in America the US Army announce women will now be eligible for all
combat position men are eligible
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St Louis And Saint Louis
The Saint Louis Man
Throughout my six years at Saint Louis I was taught to become a Saint Louis Man. Saint Louis
molded me. They have been teaching the students how to respect all their peers, especially
women for over 165 years. Being a gentleman shows in these two traits of a Saint Louis Man,
Live the golden rule and respect all people, especially women and also the life of my brother,
Alika Pilialoha Fonseca. Outsiders look at those who attend Saint Louis as disrespectful and they
do not know how to treat women properlyН ѕ however, Saint Louis prepares the men of
Kalaepohaku to be gentlemen to all people especially women in college and the workforce.
The character of a Saint Louis Man are instilled into our everyday lives from school, to the real
world and ongoing into our life as adults . One of the traits that exemplifies respecting women is
the golden rule, treat others the way you want to be treated . The teachings we learn at Saint
Louis is to imagine if someone mistreats one of your female family members or spouse,
wouldnК»t you be furious? So donК»t go out to make other people have that feeling. Treat your
peers with respect if you want respect, everyone who gives the respect, deserves respect.
Respect all people, especially women Н ѕ this trait of being a Saint Louis man is emphasized to the
point of knowing it like it is your first name. As a graduate from Saint Louis I can say that our
teachers and faculty are good examples of living the Saint Louis Man
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The Saint Louis Man
Throughout my six years at Saint Louis I was taught to become a Saint Louis Man. Saint Louis
molded me. They have been teaching the students how to respect all their peers, especially
women for over 165 years. Being a gentleman shows in these two traits of a Saint Louis Man,
Live the golden rule and respect all people, especially women and also the life of my brother,
Alika Pilialoha Fonseca. Outsiders look at those who attend Saint Louis as disrespectful and they
do not know how to treat women properlyН ѕ however, Saint Louis prepares the men of
Kalaepohaku to be gentlemen to all people especially women in college and the workforce.
The character of a Saint Louis Man are instilled into our everyday lives from school, to the real
world and ongoing into our life as adults . One of the traits that exemplifies respecting women is
the golden rule, treat others the way you want to be treated . The teachings we learn at Saint
Louis is to imagine if someone mistreats one of your female family members or spouse,
wouldnК»t you be furious? So donК»t go out to make other people have that feeling. Treat your
peers with respect if you want respect, everyone who gives the respect, deserves respect.
Respect all people, especially women Н ѕ this trait of being a Saint Louis man is emphasized to the
point of knowing it like it is your first name. As a graduate from Saint Louis I can say that our
teachers and faculty are good examples of living the Saint Louis Man
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The Company SWOT Analysis Of Adidas
COMPANY BACKGROUND Adidas is a large and renowned company around the world. It
ranked second after the Nike Company. The company focuses on the manufacture of sporting
goods such as shoes and clothing, and others. Today, Adidas is a company that has a very large
network of sales of sports clothes. There are many retail stores, manufacturing companies
located in China, Indonesia, Thailand and Germany. Every year the company will earn huge
profits. All data show that the company is reliable in the world. It should be highlighted that the
history of the Adidas Company is rather unusual. When it was established, nobody can imagine
Adidas Company can reach that stage. Establishment began from a small sewing shoes by Adolf
and Rudolf Dasler, and it was called a shoe factory. History is a very famous brand shoes was
started in 1920 by Adi (Adolf) Dassler in his mother s laundry. At that time, Adi Dassler made a
small scale project to create a sports shoe. Because of the high quality of shoes produced,
eventually small... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Backward integration: This is a smart strategy if followed by Adidas Adidas because it helps
companies to get their patents and also integrate them with the R D operations team to work in an
open system. Threats in the SWOT analysis of Adidas 1.Competition: Although Adidas is a global
brand, but it still faces stiff competition from other brands, mainly Nike, which is the number one
brand and Adidas is ranked second only to Nike in this premium segment. In addition, there is also
competition from local players, substitutes and market penetration. 2.Supplier Dominancy: By the
due to the majority of its production from external sources, the supplier has bargaining power over
the company. 3.Government Regulations: Import regulations, duties and tariffs plays an important
role in determining the success of the company and even 35% of the products produced in China
and 93% of the production takes place in Asia. TARGET
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COMPANY BACKGROUND Adidas is a large and renowned company around the world. It
ranked second after the Nike Company. The company focuses on the manufacture of sporting
goods such as shoes and clothing, and others. Today, Adidas is a company that has a very large
network of sales of sports clothes. There are many retail stores, manufacturing companies
located in China, Indonesia, Thailand and Germany. Every year the company will earn huge
profits. All data show that the company is reliable in the world. It should be highlighted that the
history of the Adidas Company is rather unusual. When it was established, nobody can imagine
Adidas Company can reach that stage. Establishment began from a small sewing shoes by Adolf
and Rudolf Dasler, and it was called a shoe factory. History is a very famous brand shoes was
started in 1920 by Adi (Adolf) Dassler in his mother s laundry. At that time, Adi Dassler made a
small scale project to create a sports shoe. Because of the high quality of shoes produced,
eventually small... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Backward integration: This is a smart strategy if followed by Adidas Adidas because it helps
companies to get their patents and also integrate them with the R D operations team to work in an
open system. Threats in the SWOT analysis of Adidas 1.Competition: Although Adidas is a global
brand, but it still faces stiff competition from other brands, mainly Nike, which is the number one
brand and Adidas is ranked second only to Nike in this premium segment. In addition, there is also
competition from local players, substitutes and market penetration. 2.Supplier Dominancy: By the
due to the majority of its production from external sources, the supplier has bargaining power over
the company. 3.Government Regulations: Import regulations, duties and tariffs plays an important
role in determining the success of the company and even 35% of the products produced in China
and 93% of the production takes place in Asia. TARGET
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How To Calculate Child Support
Child support is not just handed out without a process in the Corona family law sector. There are
guidelines on how to calculate child support and what the non custodial parent and custodial parent
are responsible for when it comes to their minor child s overall care and well being.
Three Common Factors of Calculating Child Support
1)The number of minor (or incapacitated/disabled dependent) children that require financial support.
2)The amount of quality parenting time each of the parents will have with the children.
3)The disposable income of each parent, which is not taken from your gross income, but instead
takes into account various financial considerations as well.
These three factors are not the only ones used to calculate child ... Show more content on
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It is known as medical support. This is another factor that can raise or lower the support amount.
The guidelines are designed so that the insurance amount won t go over five percent of the gross
income of the parent who is carrying it. The parent who pays for the health insurance coverage gets
to use the amount as a deduction on the child support worksheet and is part of the calculation.
What that means is that the amount of actual financial child support will be lowered since the court
considers both incomes, therefore both parents are essentially paying for the health coverage
regardless of which one carries it.
Child support is a complex and detailed process even with the strict calculation guidelines in place.
The parents can agree upon an amount or the court may adjust the amount according to the situation.
Regardless of your situation, you need to hire a Corona divorce attorney to help you come to an
agreement or help settle things in the courtroom. Ideally, the goal is for both parties to come to a
reasonable agreement about child support, but that is not always possible. If litigation is necessary,
you will be pleased that you chose an attorney whether you pay or receive child
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Child support is not just handed out without a process in the Corona family law sector. There are
guidelines on how to calculate child support and what the non custodial parent and custodial parent
are responsible for when it comes to their minor child s overall care and well being.
Three Common Factors of Calculating Child Support
1)The number of minor (or incapacitated/disabled dependent) children that require financial support.
2)The amount of quality parenting time each of the parents will have with the children.
3)The disposable income of each parent, which is not taken from your gross income, but instead
takes into account various financial considerations as well.
These three factors are not the only ones used to calculate child ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is known as medical support. This is another factor that can raise or lower the support amount.
The guidelines are designed so that the insurance amount won t go over five percent of the gross
income of the parent who is carrying it. The parent who pays for the health insurance coverage gets
to use the amount as a deduction on the child support worksheet and is part of the calculation.
What that means is that the amount of actual financial child support will be lowered since the court
considers both incomes, therefore both parents are essentially paying for the health coverage
regardless of which one carries it.
Child support is a complex and detailed process even with the strict calculation guidelines in place.
The parents can agree upon an amount or the court may adjust the amount according to the situation.
Regardless of your situation, you need to hire a Corona divorce attorney to help you come to an
agreement or help settle things in the courtroom. Ideally, the goal is for both parties to come to a
reasonable agreement about child support, but that is not always possible. If litigation is necessary,
you will be pleased that you chose an attorney whether you pay or receive child
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Freemasons Research Paper
Everyday, there are people are involved in something that is greater than themselves, I have been
in many experiences where the result of my actions gave back to others. The Freemasons give
back to their communities every day. These actions may not be marked as big news by the media,
but to the people being helped it is bigger than anything in the world. One the key points of the
Kansas Freemasons is philanthropy. Philanthropy is often known as rich people giving money to
organizations, but in my case, and also in the case of the Freemasons, it can be seen by helping
others. Recently, as a member of the Boy Scouts of America I have helped give clothes, such as
socks, to the needy. Also on a trip to New Mexico, I built trail in a way that kept the form of the
rock and mountain. The Freemasons have paralleled this recently by helping with... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Integrity, by definition, is the quality of being honest and having upstanding principles. A big
point for me right now, as a leader in my Boy Scout troop, is to teach and aid the younger scouts
in my troop the correct morals and have them pass them down as well. I also think that being
honest with everybody is something that everybody should strive for. Even though this commonly
doesn t happen, it is most definitely the best way to do things. The Masons lead a very idealistic
life and believe that many positive values such as honesty and doing what they are told.
Philanthropy and integrity are only two of the main points outlined by the Kansas Freemasons,
others include leadership and personal growth. I think that achieving all of these things like the
Masons have is a huge accomplishment, as well as keeping up all of these ideals. The way that I
carry myself around other people is especially big. But holding my ideals highly and spreading
them are very important as well. The Masons do a lot for our community, and you don t have to
wait for others to live up to
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Everyday, there are people are involved in something that is greater than themselves, I have been
in many experiences where the result of my actions gave back to others. The Freemasons give
back to their communities every day. These actions may not be marked as big news by the media,
but to the people being helped it is bigger than anything in the world. One the key points of the
Kansas Freemasons is philanthropy. Philanthropy is often known as rich people giving money to
organizations, but in my case, and also in the case of the Freemasons, it can be seen by helping
others. Recently, as a member of the Boy Scouts of America I have helped give clothes, such as
socks, to the needy. Also on a trip to New Mexico, I built trail in a way that kept the form of the
rock and mountain. The Freemasons have paralleled this recently by helping with... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Integrity, by definition, is the quality of being honest and having upstanding principles. A big
point for me right now, as a leader in my Boy Scout troop, is to teach and aid the younger scouts
in my troop the correct morals and have them pass them down as well. I also think that being
honest with everybody is something that everybody should strive for. Even though this commonly
doesn t happen, it is most definitely the best way to do things. The Masons lead a very idealistic
life and believe that many positive values such as honesty and doing what they are told.
Philanthropy and integrity are only two of the main points outlined by the Kansas Freemasons,
others include leadership and personal growth. I think that achieving all of these things like the
Masons have is a huge accomplishment, as well as keeping up all of these ideals. The way that I
carry myself around other people is especially big. But holding my ideals highly and spreading
them are very important as well. The Masons do a lot for our community, and you don t have to
wait for others to live up to
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Gender Neutral Colors
Gender
Gender can loosely be defined as the preconceived behavioral expectation and traits society places
on individuals dependent upon anatomical differences. Gender should not be confused with sexual
orientation although commonly is. As an example, pink is commonly associated with the female
gender, blue with male gender and green or yellow are known as gender neutral colors. Clearly this
is a standard set by society not by any scientific fact. It is important to know that within different
cultures, the definition of gender may change.
Race
A seemingly quick response to the question of what defines race would be the color of one s skin.
However upon further consideration of what race means in terms of how it applies to individuals ...
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Seeing that the white movement against African Americans in the south was gaining support and
popularity, Congress pulled back some of its support, as an example, no longer allowing the
military to protect African Americans who wished to exercise their right to vote (1878). In the
case, Plessy versus Ferguson, the Supreme Court ruled segregation was legal. Previous legislation
(the 14th Amendment) guaranteed equal rights without the distinction of how that process was
carried out, hence the term now known as Separate but Equal . Plessy vs. Ferguson would remain
in effect until the challenge case of Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education (1954) where the legal
condoning of segregation was
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Gender
Gender can loosely be defined as the preconceived behavioral expectation and traits society places
on individuals dependent upon anatomical differences. Gender should not be confused with sexual
orientation although commonly is. As an example, pink is commonly associated with the female
gender, blue with male gender and green or yellow are known as gender neutral colors. Clearly this
is a standard set by society not by any scientific fact. It is important to know that within different
cultures, the definition of gender may change.
Race
A seemingly quick response to the question of what defines race would be the color of one s skin.
However upon further consideration of what race means in terms of how it applies to individuals ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Seeing that the white movement against African Americans in the south was gaining support and
popularity, Congress pulled back some of its support, as an example, no longer allowing the
military to protect African Americans who wished to exercise their right to vote (1878). In the
case, Plessy versus Ferguson, the Supreme Court ruled segregation was legal. Previous legislation
(the 14th Amendment) guaranteed equal rights without the distinction of how that process was
carried out, hence the term now known as Separate but Equal . Plessy vs. Ferguson would remain
in effect until the challenge case of Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education (1954) where the legal
condoning of segregation was
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The Anti-Hero In The Quiet American
How do you measure the life of one person against the greater good? Can it ever be the right
thing to sacrifice an innocent person? And how do you know what the greater good really is?
(Amy Engel, The Book of Ivy). The greater good is a concept that Thomas Fowler, the
protagonist of The Quiet American , uses to justify his part in the murder of an innocent man.
Thomas Fowler embodies none of the qualities typically assigned to an protagonist, being a man
whose failings from being an adulterer, an opium addict, and ultimately a murderer by choice that
draws him into the defined role of the anti hero. The anti hero in a story, like Fowler, is branded
by the imperfect, and experienced nature whose flaws both humanizes and horrifies. Thomas
Fowler believes his intention was to get Pyle killed for the greater good, he in fact, does not wholly
believe... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Fowler, a citizen of a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy, has sympathies
towards the communist party in Vietnam. He would later use this political mindset to explain
partly his reason for assisting in the assignation of the democratic Pyle. This is even a darker,
and more twisted event, when Fowler admits that not only are his actions motivated by his
political and moral ideals, but also that he will recover his young lover, Phuong, from Pyle.
Alden Pyle died because Fowler justified his part in the assassination through his ideals of war,
and the cost of the innocent, his political sentiments, and the repossession of a woman. He
convinces himself that he is the hero of the scene by saving Vietnam from the brashness of the
American Pyle, while also receiving the bonus of Phuong in the process. In the end, it is very
clear that Fowler is an anti hero, which is made accurately well defined, by his proof of intent in
the murder of an innocent man for the greater good of himself, and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How do you measure the life of one person against the greater good? Can it ever be the right
thing to sacrifice an innocent person? And how do you know what the greater good really is?
(Amy Engel, The Book of Ivy). The greater good is a concept that Thomas Fowler, the
protagonist of The Quiet American , uses to justify his part in the murder of an innocent man.
Thomas Fowler embodies none of the qualities typically assigned to an protagonist, being a man
whose failings from being an adulterer, an opium addict, and ultimately a murderer by choice that
draws him into the defined role of the anti hero. The anti hero in a story, like Fowler, is branded
by the imperfect, and experienced nature whose flaws both humanizes and horrifies. Thomas
Fowler believes his intention was to get Pyle killed for the greater good, he in fact, does not wholly
believe... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Fowler, a citizen of a constitutional monarchy and a parliamentary democracy, has sympathies
towards the communist party in Vietnam. He would later use this political mindset to explain
partly his reason for assisting in the assignation of the democratic Pyle. This is even a darker,
and more twisted event, when Fowler admits that not only are his actions motivated by his
political and moral ideals, but also that he will recover his young lover, Phuong, from Pyle.
Alden Pyle died because Fowler justified his part in the assassination through his ideals of war,
and the cost of the innocent, his political sentiments, and the repossession of a woman. He
convinces himself that he is the hero of the scene by saving Vietnam from the brashness of the
American Pyle, while also receiving the bonus of Phuong in the process. In the end, it is very
clear that Fowler is an anti hero, which is made accurately well defined, by his proof of intent in
the murder of an innocent man for the greater good of himself, and
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Early Childhood Observation Paper
My observations were conducted at the Sacramento State s Associated Students Children s
Center, around 3:00 pm. My observations took place in La Casita One, which is the center for
toddlers, ages one to three. La Casita One is for children who have been in the program since
they were infants, and all stay in the same group. The room was spacious, had a few toddler
tables on one side of the room, and a miniature kitchen for the children to play, toy bins for
children to play, and a corner with books for the adults to read with the children. At the time of my
observationa few children were snacking, while others were playing freely. I observe a boy, one and
a half years old, playing away from the larger group. Furthermore, for privacy purposes he will be
given a pseudonym (false name) and throughout the paper he will be referred as Charlie.
Drastic changes are made 13 18 months into a human s life, as a child grows in height, weight, and
improvements in the ability to interact with the world around him. Walking skills become more
refined and both fine and gross motor development ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is especially interesting to further understand how each of the ways of development intertwine
with each other. The brain with the neural development and the actual physical growth can affect
the cognitive development as human development as a whole does not simply grow separately.
While there is one set of ideals for growth, there are many factors that differ from person to person,
such as gender, ethnicity, genetic history, as well as environments raised in. All of these factors
contribute to human development. Yet, with development being very individualised, it is especially
interesting how overtime these infants, toddlers, and children, are capable of further growth, with
the eventual becoming adults. This growth in the younger years affects the growth in the later
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My observations were conducted at the Sacramento State s Associated Students Children s
Center, around 3:00 pm. My observations took place in La Casita One, which is the center for
toddlers, ages one to three. La Casita One is for children who have been in the program since
they were infants, and all stay in the same group. The room was spacious, had a few toddler
tables on one side of the room, and a miniature kitchen for the children to play, toy bins for
children to play, and a corner with books for the adults to read with the children. At the time of my
observationa few children were snacking, while others were playing freely. I observe a boy, one and
a half years old, playing away from the larger group. Furthermore, for privacy purposes he will be
given a pseudonym (false name) and throughout the paper he will be referred as Charlie.
Drastic changes are made 13 18 months into a human s life, as a child grows in height, weight, and
improvements in the ability to interact with the world around him. Walking skills become more
refined and both fine and gross motor development ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is especially interesting to further understand how each of the ways of development intertwine
with each other. The brain with the neural development and the actual physical growth can affect
the cognitive development as human development as a whole does not simply grow separately.
While there is one set of ideals for growth, there are many factors that differ from person to person,
such as gender, ethnicity, genetic history, as well as environments raised in. All of these factors
contribute to human development. Yet, with development being very individualised, it is especially
interesting how overtime these infants, toddlers, and children, are capable of further growth, with
the eventual becoming adults. This growth in the younger years affects the growth in the later
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Argumentative Essay On Competitive Sports
Some think sports such as football are causing children and teenagers to develop severe
concussions. But others argue that sports are a good way to learn social skills and learn to take
constructive criticism.
If one had to choose , competitive sports should not be open to young children because of all the
brain injuries .
To start things off , the most important reason children shouldn t be playing competitive sports is
because of the outrageous amount of head injuries and concussions. According to the Center of
Disease Control and prevention , In 2013,1 about 2.8 million TBI related emergency department
(ED) visits, hospitalizations, and deaths occurred in the United States ( Traumatic Brain Injury
Concussion. Centers for Disease ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Center of Disease Control and prevention states that, he estimated economic cost of TBI in
2010, including direct and indirect medical costs, is estimated to be approximately $76.5 billion
(Traumatic Brain Injury Concussion. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, 06 Apr. 2017. Web. 11 Apr. 2017). This shows that all this
money we spend on injury recovery we could be using for something else if competitive sports
weren t open for young children. Also , the Center of Disease Control and prevention states that,
Additionally, the cost of fatal TBIs and TBIs requiring hospitalization, many of which are
severe, account for approximately 90% of the total TBI medical costs (Traumatic Brain Injury
Concussion. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, 06 Apr. 2017. Web. 11 Apr. 2017). This shows that all this money we spend on
injury recovery we could be using for something else if competitive sports weren t open for
young children. To conclude the last reason , The Glasgow coma scale states that, The Glasgow
Coma Scale (GCS),5 a clinical tool designed to assess coma and impaired consciousness, is one of
the most commonly used severity scoring systems. Persons with GCS scores of 3 to 8 are
classified with a severe TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury
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Some think sports such as football are causing children and teenagers to develop severe
concussions. But others argue that sports are a good way to learn social skills and learn to take
constructive criticism.
If one had to choose , competitive sports should not be open to young children because of all the
brain injuries .
To start things off , the most important reason children shouldn t be playing competitive sports is
because of the outrageous amount of head injuries and concussions. According to the Center of
Disease Control and prevention , In 2013,1 about 2.8 million TBI related emergency department
(ED) visits, hospitalizations, and deaths occurred in the United States ( Traumatic Brain Injury
Concussion. Centers for Disease ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Center of Disease Control and prevention states that, he estimated economic cost of TBI in
2010, including direct and indirect medical costs, is estimated to be approximately $76.5 billion
(Traumatic Brain Injury Concussion. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention, 06 Apr. 2017. Web. 11 Apr. 2017). This shows that all this
money we spend on injury recovery we could be using for something else if competitive sports
weren t open for young children. Also , the Center of Disease Control and prevention states that,
Additionally, the cost of fatal TBIs and TBIs requiring hospitalization, many of which are
severe, account for approximately 90% of the total TBI medical costs (Traumatic Brain Injury
Concussion. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, 06 Apr. 2017. Web. 11 Apr. 2017). This shows that all this money we spend on
injury recovery we could be using for something else if competitive sports weren t open for
young children. To conclude the last reason , The Glasgow coma scale states that, The Glasgow
Coma Scale (GCS),5 a clinical tool designed to assess coma and impaired consciousness, is one of
the most commonly used severity scoring systems. Persons with GCS scores of 3 to 8 are
classified with a severe TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury
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Narrative Essay On A Halloween Party
On October 31st my friends Molly and Jordyn and I were getting ready for a Halloween party.
We put our costumes on and checked the address one more time before we left the house. One of
Molly s friends invited us to a party but none of us have been to the house before. So, we were
taking our chances to find our way there. On our way to the party Molly took a wrong turn instead
of going left she took a right.
We didn t realize that she took a wrong turn until we were already driving down a dirt road and we
were out in the middle of nowhere and where there were no houses and where there was no cell
phone service. So, we couldn t call and get directions to the house again. Molly was freaking out
because we got lost and there was no place to turn around at. We were driving for about 5 miles and
we ran out of
gas and our car battery died. So, we were out walking down the dirt road trying to get cell phone
service and that s when this creepy old man with this scary mask on came out of the middle of
nowhere and he walked up to us and started talking to us. He said what are you three girls doing
out here? Molly, Jordyn, and I looked at each other and then looked back at him and said we
were on our way to this Halloween party but we took a wrong turn and started driving down this
dirt road until our car battery died and when we ran out of gas.
The creepy old man told us that just a couple of more miles down the road he had gas, jumper
cables, and an extra battery in his building
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On October 31st my friends Molly and Jordyn and I were getting ready for a Halloween party.
We put our costumes on and checked the address one more time before we left the house. One of
Molly s friends invited us to a party but none of us have been to the house before. So, we were
taking our chances to find our way there. On our way to the party Molly took a wrong turn instead
of going left she took a right.
We didn t realize that she took a wrong turn until we were already driving down a dirt road and we
were out in the middle of nowhere and where there were no houses and where there was no cell
phone service. So, we couldn t call and get directions to the house again. Molly was freaking out
because we got lost and there was no place to turn around at. We were driving for about 5 miles and
we ran out of
gas and our car battery died. So, we were out walking down the dirt road trying to get cell phone
service and that s when this creepy old man with this scary mask on came out of the middle of
nowhere and he walked up to us and started talking to us. He said what are you three girls doing
out here? Molly, Jordyn, and I looked at each other and then looked back at him and said we
were on our way to this Halloween party but we took a wrong turn and started driving down this
dirt road until our car battery died and when we ran out of gas.
The creepy old man told us that just a couple of more miles down the road he had gas, jumper
cables, and an extra battery in his building
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Fragment Of A Floor Mosaic Essay
The art piece is Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis. The Metropolitan
Museum of Art holds this marble and glass mosaic in gallery number 301. The fragment of a
floor mosaic comes from around 500 550 CE and has been restored by modern techniques and
copied from a picture ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis ). The artist
is unknown and originates from the Byzantine Empire. The method is from the classical tradition
of personifying abstract ideals and went on throughout the Christian era in a multitude of places
around the basin of the Mediterranean ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of
Ktisis). A Greek inscription by her head establishes her as Ktisis and the personification of being a
generous donor. Her role is indicated by her holding the rod, a measuring tool for the Roman foot (
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The women are adorned with jewels; which shows a higher status in life. The fragments used
are geometrical in shape and give the appearance of being shiny. In this mosaic, the forms are
distinct and formed on a flat plane. This appears to be multicolored especially in the boarding of
the neckline of her dress that is created by the black and white tesserae that appears to resemble
pearls ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis ). The face of the women
seems to have an olive complexion with shades of pink arranged asymmetrical with her large
staring eyes that is typical of Byzantine art in this time ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a
Personification of Ktisis ). The text from the online collection states that blue glass added to the
mosaic represented sapphires and the red and green glass is a sixth century Byzantine style. The
hair style and eyes that are seen in this mosaic was seen in a bust of the Lady or Rank, from mid
sixth century Constantinople ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of
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The art piece is Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis. The Metropolitan
Museum of Art holds this marble and glass mosaic in gallery number 301. The fragment of a
floor mosaic comes from around 500 550 CE and has been restored by modern techniques and
copied from a picture ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis ). The artist
is unknown and originates from the Byzantine Empire. The method is from the classical tradition
of personifying abstract ideals and went on throughout the Christian era in a multitude of places
around the basin of the Mediterranean ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of
Ktisis). A Greek inscription by her head establishes her as Ktisis and the personification of being a
generous donor. Her role is indicated by her holding the rod, a measuring tool for the Roman foot (
Fragment of a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The women are adorned with jewels; which shows a higher status in life. The fragments used
are geometrical in shape and give the appearance of being shiny. In this mosaic, the forms are
distinct and formed on a flat plane. This appears to be multicolored especially in the boarding of
the neckline of her dress that is created by the black and white tesserae that appears to resemble
pearls ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of Ktisis ). The face of the women
seems to have an olive complexion with shades of pink arranged asymmetrical with her large
staring eyes that is typical of Byzantine art in this time ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a
Personification of Ktisis ). The text from the online collection states that blue glass added to the
mosaic represented sapphires and the red and green glass is a sixth century Byzantine style. The
hair style and eyes that are seen in this mosaic was seen in a bust of the Lady or Rank, from mid
sixth century Constantinople ( Fragment of a Floor Mosaic with a Personification of
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Elements Of Persuasive Speech
a)The objective of persuasive message is to make things easier like making a simple process or
procedure, to solve a problem or challenge, achieving certain goal or objective. Most of the
advertisement industry works on the model of persuasive messaging. The basic elements of
persuasive message remain as following
i.Gaining the attention ii. Building the interest and connecting with audience emotionally iii.
Reinforcing the position by overcoming resistance by building credibility iv. Motivating to act
Lets understand now as how these basic elements of persuasive message are linked with each other
i)Gaining the attention
When we look into persuade our readers, it is important to grab their attention on rational basis
which is more into logics and get them focused to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
v)Accuracy When the words are spoken, its meaning must be specific to the objective of
communication. vi) Natural Voice At any point of time of oral communication, it s always
advisable to speak from heart and have a natural voice which God has given rather than copying
others way of speaking. It has to be natural rather than being artificial. vii) Simplicity The speaker
should speak and communicate in easy and simple way, which means using very simple worlds
which can be understandable to everyone. viii) Logical The communication has to be logical in
nature for the listener to relate to it logically and accept it. ix) Managing Emotions Too much of
emotions can divert the message that is been communicated, hence the speaker needs to keep
emotions out of the speech.
x)Vocabulary Different words mean different meanings to different people in various situations.
Vocabulary during Oral communication becomes an important aspect hence the speaker needs to
choose the words that are more familiar in nature for the receiver or listener to understand and
avoid any
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a)The objective of persuasive message is to make things easier like making a simple process or
procedure, to solve a problem or challenge, achieving certain goal or objective. Most of the
advertisement industry works on the model of persuasive messaging. The basic elements of
persuasive message remain as following
i.Gaining the attention ii. Building the interest and connecting with audience emotionally iii.
Reinforcing the position by overcoming resistance by building credibility iv. Motivating to act
Lets understand now as how these basic elements of persuasive message are linked with each other
i)Gaining the attention
When we look into persuade our readers, it is important to grab their attention on rational basis
which is more into logics and get them focused to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
v)Accuracy When the words are spoken, its meaning must be specific to the objective of
communication. vi) Natural Voice At any point of time of oral communication, it s always
advisable to speak from heart and have a natural voice which God has given rather than copying
others way of speaking. It has to be natural rather than being artificial. vii) Simplicity The speaker
should speak and communicate in easy and simple way, which means using very simple worlds
which can be understandable to everyone. viii) Logical The communication has to be logical in
nature for the listener to relate to it logically and accept it. ix) Managing Emotions Too much of
emotions can divert the message that is been communicated, hence the speaker needs to keep
emotions out of the speech.
x)Vocabulary Different words mean different meanings to different people in various situations.
Vocabulary during Oral communication becomes an important aspect hence the speaker needs to
choose the words that are more familiar in nature for the receiver or listener to understand and
avoid any
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The Oracle Financial Cloud Based Upon Multiple Variables...
The oracle financial cloud based upon multiple variables that use technology to impact the business
world. Cloud computing is an idea that is increasingly turning into reality for many companies.
Enterprises, both big and small, are evaluating cloud computing and moving IT infrastructure to
the cloud. To achieve the financial goals of the any organization and be prosperous in today s
highly aggressive market; therefore businesses must have services that are secure, reliable, scalable
and available anywhere at any given time, on any device all while it lowers cost and minimizes
integration complexity.
The need to have a more modern, consumer like experience has raised the bar for most businesses
to deliver a level of consumer experience that is only found in enterprise applications that can be
intelligent, information driven, social and mobile, while providing actionable awareness that
pushes collaboration within secure business procedures. In addition, it offers an integrated financial
management suite that is designed to streamline, automate and control an organization s financial
management processes from end to end. Moreover, Oracle has leveraged its vast applications to
provide knowledge to modern finance on four key points: simplify, accelerate, collaborate and
control.
To begin with, Simplify Oracle combines its most fundamental components across Oracles financial
solutions to achieve a comprehensive solution that enables its finance professionals with the right
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The oracle financial cloud based upon multiple variables that use technology to impact the business
world. Cloud computing is an idea that is increasingly turning into reality for many companies.
Enterprises, both big and small, are evaluating cloud computing and moving IT infrastructure to
the cloud. To achieve the financial goals of the any organization and be prosperous in today s
highly aggressive market; therefore businesses must have services that are secure, reliable, scalable
and available anywhere at any given time, on any device all while it lowers cost and minimizes
integration complexity.
The need to have a more modern, consumer like experience has raised the bar for most businesses
to deliver a level of consumer experience that is only found in enterprise applications that can be
intelligent, information driven, social and mobile, while providing actionable awareness that
pushes collaboration within secure business procedures. In addition, it offers an integrated financial
management suite that is designed to streamline, automate and control an organization s financial
management processes from end to end. Moreover, Oracle has leveraged its vast applications to
provide knowledge to modern finance on four key points: simplify, accelerate, collaborate and
control.
To begin with, Simplify Oracle combines its most fundamental components across Oracles financial
solutions to achieve a comprehensive solution that enables its finance professionals with the right
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Lin Manuel Miranda Accomplishments
From performing in musicals and television shows, composing music, and writing Broadway
musicals, Lin Manuel Miranda is one of the most influential celebrities of recent years. He has done
so many amazing things with his musical theatre talents including writing two Broadway musicals
and writing music for some Disney movies. Many people know about his accomplishments with
Broadway, but what they don t know is why he started doing musical theatrein the first place. His
love of Broadway started long ago, when he was growing up in New York City. Lin Manuel
Miranda was born in New York City, New York on January 16, 1980. His mother is a Puerto
Rican immigrant, and she works as a clinical psychologist. His father, also a Puerto Rican
immigrant, is a political consultant. The Mirandas were a very musically oriented family. Lin
Manuel and his older sister, Luz, started learning to play the... Show more content on
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Then you take into account that he grew up in a poor family. You may be thinking that it can t get
any better than that. Well, guess what? It can get better. Aside from all of his success on Broadway,
Lin Manuel Miranda has made many other contributions to the television, acting, and musical
theatre industries. The most notable of his accomplishments is the soundtrack from Moana , the
2016 Disney film. Miranda received a Grammy Award and an Oscar Nomination for How Far I
ll Go , one of the most popular songs from the film. He also made appearances in Sopranos , How
I Met Your Mother , Modern Family , 200 Cordos , and The Odd Life of Timothy Green . The
music from Bring it On: The Musical was also written by Miranda. In addition, he wrote a song
with Tom Kitt called Bigger , which is used in some award shows including the Tony Awards. Lin
Manuel translated the musical West Side Story into Spanish for the 2009 revival, which has also
been a great
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From performing in musicals and television shows, composing music, and writing Broadway
musicals, Lin Manuel Miranda is one of the most influential celebrities of recent years. He has done
so many amazing things with his musical theatre talents including writing two Broadway musicals
and writing music for some Disney movies. Many people know about his accomplishments with
Broadway, but what they don t know is why he started doing musical theatrein the first place. His
love of Broadway started long ago, when he was growing up in New York City. Lin Manuel
Miranda was born in New York City, New York on January 16, 1980. His mother is a Puerto
Rican immigrant, and she works as a clinical psychologist. His father, also a Puerto Rican
immigrant, is a political consultant. The Mirandas were a very musically oriented family. Lin
Manuel and his older sister, Luz, started learning to play the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Then you take into account that he grew up in a poor family. You may be thinking that it can t get
any better than that. Well, guess what? It can get better. Aside from all of his success on Broadway,
Lin Manuel Miranda has made many other contributions to the television, acting, and musical
theatre industries. The most notable of his accomplishments is the soundtrack from Moana , the
2016 Disney film. Miranda received a Grammy Award and an Oscar Nomination for How Far I
ll Go , one of the most popular songs from the film. He also made appearances in Sopranos , How
I Met Your Mother , Modern Family , 200 Cordos , and The Odd Life of Timothy Green . The
music from Bring it On: The Musical was also written by Miranda. In addition, he wrote a song
with Tom Kitt called Bigger , which is used in some award shows including the Tony Awards. Lin
Manuel translated the musical West Side Story into Spanish for the 2009 revival, which has also
been a great
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The Religions Of Shinto And Buddhism
The two religions that are located in Japan are Shinto and Buddhism. The two religions in japan are
extraordinarily unalike, while Shintoism believes that every living thing including rocks and
sounds contain some type of god in them, and Buddhism is concerned with the soul and afterlife
that happens in Buddhism. The religions differ very much from each other with little similarities.
Buddhism and Shintoism differ in one using shrines while the other has temples, the two both have
religious ceremonies, and one believes in the afterlife while the other does not. Shintowas originated
in Japan and formed in five hundred BCE. Shinto the way of the Kami is the religion of Japan
that was first used in the 6th century. Shinto has no founder, no sacred texts and no formalized
system. Shinto is uniquely Japanese, and believes in a god named Kami, the Shinto believe that
Kami exists both as spiritual beings but as well as in nature. The Kami is not like Western
Religions, because the Kami is not perceived as an all powerful god, but as a creative force.
Buddhism was formed in the 5th century B.C.E. in northern India. The religion was started by a
man named Siddhartha Gautama, who is also referred to as the Buddha or the enlightened one. The
way this man started the religion was by training his meditation for six years, and then once he felt
he was close to full enlightenment he went into meditation and vowed not to come out until he
reached full enlightenment. Buddha then
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The two religions that are located in Japan are Shinto and Buddhism. The two religions in japan are
extraordinarily unalike, while Shintoism believes that every living thing including rocks and
sounds contain some type of god in them, and Buddhism is concerned with the soul and afterlife
that happens in Buddhism. The religions differ very much from each other with little similarities.
Buddhism and Shintoism differ in one using shrines while the other has temples, the two both have
religious ceremonies, and one believes in the afterlife while the other does not. Shintowas originated
in Japan and formed in five hundred BCE. Shinto the way of the Kami is the religion of Japan
that was first used in the 6th century. Shinto has no founder, no sacred texts and no formalized
system. Shinto is uniquely Japanese, and believes in a god named Kami, the Shinto believe that
Kami exists both as spiritual beings but as well as in nature. The Kami is not like Western
Religions, because the Kami is not perceived as an all powerful god, but as a creative force.
Buddhism was formed in the 5th century B.C.E. in northern India. The religion was started by a
man named Siddhartha Gautama, who is also referred to as the Buddha or the enlightened one. The
way this man started the religion was by training his meditation for six years, and then once he felt
he was close to full enlightenment he went into meditation and vowed not to come out until he
reached full enlightenment. Buddha then
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Anesthesia Essay examples
Anesthesia was developed in order to block or prevent pain during medical procedures. Anesthesia
has been the backbone of the medical world for around 100 years now. Early anesthetics were
primitive and many patients simply did not trust anesthetics. Anesthesia is still a risky process even
in todays advanced medical world. Anesthesiais not used to treat or diagnose any specific disease;
the sole purpose is to aid both the patient and surgeon through procedures. However, anesthesia is
used in different ways based on the magnitude of the procedure. There are three levels of anesthesia
which include; local, regional, and general anesthesia. An anesthesiologist determines which type of
anesthesia will be needed. Local anesthesia... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For regional anesthesia, a local anesthetic will be injected into a nerve.[1] The anesthetic will then
affect a series of nerves. The anesthetic blocks pain by interrupting nerve transmissions, also known
as action potentials.[3] Action potentials occur at a constant rate within the body. Action potentials
occur between nerve cells and all the body to feel pain. A nerve cell has a negative charge at a
resting state due to negatively charged proteins within the cell.[3] Although the inside of the cell
contains positively charged potassium ions as well, overall the charge is still negative. Along with
potassium on the inside of the cell, positively charged sodium ions are located around the exterior
of the cell.[3] When an action potential occurs, the cell becomes even more negatively charged. In
turn, this causes sodium transport molecules in the membrane of the cell to open.[3] Sodium will
then enter the cell during active transport. The positively charged sodium will cancel out the
negatively charged active potential which will depolarize the cell. This allows neurotransmitters to
transfer from cell to cell.[3] These neurotransmitters are what allows the body to feel pain. Local
anesthetics work by diffusing through nerve fibers. Once they ve reached the cells, they block the
sodium transport molecules in the cell.[2] Therefore neurotransmitters cannot transfer information
from cell to cell and the feeling of
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Anesthesia was developed in order to block or prevent pain during medical procedures. Anesthesia
has been the backbone of the medical world for around 100 years now. Early anesthetics were
primitive and many patients simply did not trust anesthetics. Anesthesia is still a risky process even
in todays advanced medical world. Anesthesiais not used to treat or diagnose any specific disease;
the sole purpose is to aid both the patient and surgeon through procedures. However, anesthesia is
used in different ways based on the magnitude of the procedure. There are three levels of anesthesia
which include; local, regional, and general anesthesia. An anesthesiologist determines which type of
anesthesia will be needed. Local anesthesia... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For regional anesthesia, a local anesthetic will be injected into a nerve.[1] The anesthetic will then
affect a series of nerves. The anesthetic blocks pain by interrupting nerve transmissions, also known
as action potentials.[3] Action potentials occur at a constant rate within the body. Action potentials
occur between nerve cells and all the body to feel pain. A nerve cell has a negative charge at a
resting state due to negatively charged proteins within the cell.[3] Although the inside of the cell
contains positively charged potassium ions as well, overall the charge is still negative. Along with
potassium on the inside of the cell, positively charged sodium ions are located around the exterior
of the cell.[3] When an action potential occurs, the cell becomes even more negatively charged. In
turn, this causes sodium transport molecules in the membrane of the cell to open.[3] Sodium will
then enter the cell during active transport. The positively charged sodium will cancel out the
negatively charged active potential which will depolarize the cell. This allows neurotransmitters to
transfer from cell to cell.[3] These neurotransmitters are what allows the body to feel pain. Local
anesthetics work by diffusing through nerve fibers. Once they ve reached the cells, they block the
sodium transport molecules in the cell.[2] Therefore neurotransmitters cannot transfer information
from cell to cell and the feeling of
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Who Killed Jonbenet Ramsey Bereavement Conspiracy Theory
JonBenet Ramsey bereavement conspiracy theory! By: Elizah jean Paragraph 1: Who killed
JonBenet Ramsey? JonBenГ©t Patricia Ramsey was a six year old American girl found dead in
her family s home in Boulder, Colorado, on December 26, 1996. The murder was unsolved for
more than 20 years. But the Ramsey were the suspects for more than a decade. Paragraph 2:
Conspiracy theorists believes bizarre idea that Katy Perry is Jonbenet Ramsey, in a recently
YouTube video from December 2014, Dave Johnson the YouTube user that bolster his claim,
including the fact that Jonbenet s parents, look remarkably similar to Perry s own parents, pastors
Keith Hudson and Mary Perry. Another theorist with the YouTube username Jungle Surfer also
pointed to the fact that Perry and Jonbenet look alike, right down to their similar eyebrows.
Paragraph 3: The Case: of Jonbenet Ramsey ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why does this matter? Well, it happens to the theory that whoever killed Jonbenet fed her
shortly before her murdered, meaning she knew her killer but Burke s fingerprints were on the
bowl make him again the suspect. Paragraph 8: In 2006, CNN published an article entitled, Did
Santa Claus Kill Jonbenet? The title referred to Bill McReynolds, who played Santa Claus along
with his wife, Janet, who played Mrs. Claus, in the Ramsey s home just two days before
Jonbenet s death. Well, while at the Ramsey s home, McReynolds apparently gave Jonbenet a
Christmas card the read, You will receive a special gift after Christmas The McReynolds also had
their own daughter abducted exactly 22 years to the day before Jonbenet s death, and Janet
McReynolds had written a play about a child that was found murdered in a basement. Paragraph 9:
In August of 2006, a man named John Mark Karr started a media firestorm after claiming that he
murdered Jonbenet and that her death was an accident. His, DNA did not match was found on
Ramsey s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
JonBenet Ramsey bereavement conspiracy theory! By: Elizah jean Paragraph 1: Who killed
JonBenet Ramsey? JonBenГ©t Patricia Ramsey was a six year old American girl found dead in
her family s home in Boulder, Colorado, on December 26, 1996. The murder was unsolved for
more than 20 years. But the Ramsey were the suspects for more than a decade. Paragraph 2:
Conspiracy theorists believes bizarre idea that Katy Perry is Jonbenet Ramsey, in a recently
YouTube video from December 2014, Dave Johnson the YouTube user that bolster his claim,
including the fact that Jonbenet s parents, look remarkably similar to Perry s own parents, pastors
Keith Hudson and Mary Perry. Another theorist with the YouTube username Jungle Surfer also
pointed to the fact that Perry and Jonbenet look alike, right down to their similar eyebrows.
Paragraph 3: The Case: of Jonbenet Ramsey ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why does this matter? Well, it happens to the theory that whoever killed Jonbenet fed her
shortly before her murdered, meaning she knew her killer but Burke s fingerprints were on the
bowl make him again the suspect. Paragraph 8: In 2006, CNN published an article entitled, Did
Santa Claus Kill Jonbenet? The title referred to Bill McReynolds, who played Santa Claus along
with his wife, Janet, who played Mrs. Claus, in the Ramsey s home just two days before
Jonbenet s death. Well, while at the Ramsey s home, McReynolds apparently gave Jonbenet a
Christmas card the read, You will receive a special gift after Christmas The McReynolds also had
their own daughter abducted exactly 22 years to the day before Jonbenet s death, and Janet
McReynolds had written a play about a child that was found murdered in a basement. Paragraph 9:
In August of 2006, a man named John Mark Karr started a media firestorm after claiming that he
murdered Jonbenet and that her death was an accident. His, DNA did not match was found on
Ramsey s
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Bird Life In The Daintree Rainforest
Evolution is the process by which a population shows heritable genetic changes over a period of
time. Hypothetically, a unique bird adapted to the rainforest and passed on those traits to the
next generation. This bird lacks feathers, swims, and uses its extra sharp beak in order to survive
in a rainy, humid, and tropical environment with other animals. If the bird lives in the Daintree
Rainforest, it would have to adapt to an average of 2013 mm of rain per year, about 120 days of
rain each year, and floods due to the heavy rain. With this abundance of water, flora and fauna
thrive. Fruit, flowers, insects and spiders, baby opossums, and lizards are available for our
featherless bird. Although, it tends to stay away from more vicious
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Evolution is the process by which a population shows heritable genetic changes over a period of
time. Hypothetically, a unique bird adapted to the rainforest and passed on those traits to the
next generation. This bird lacks feathers, swims, and uses its extra sharp beak in order to survive
in a rainy, humid, and tropical environment with other animals. If the bird lives in the Daintree
Rainforest, it would have to adapt to an average of 2013 mm of rain per year, about 120 days of
rain each year, and floods due to the heavy rain. With this abundance of water, flora and fauna
thrive. Fruit, flowers, insects and spiders, baby opossums, and lizards are available for our
featherless bird. Although, it tends to stay away from more vicious
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High Dopamine Research Paper
Dopamine is a neurotransmitter in the brain that is extremely important in the functions of
movement, memory, pleasurable reward, behavior and cognition, attention, inhibition of prolactin
production, sleep, mood, and learning (Mandal, 2015). There are consequences of having too much
or too little of dopaminein the body; it can cause several disease conditions such as Parkinson s
disease and drug addiction. According to Dr Anaya Mandal, dopamine is produced in the
dopaminergic neurons in the ventral tegmental area (VTA) of the midbrain, the substantia nigra
pars compacta, and the arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus . Basal ganglia is part of the brainthat
controls and regulates movement (Mandal, 2015). It helps a number of functions such... Show more
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It is said to be what makes us human because it makes us smart, able to plan ahead, and resist
impulses (Deans, 2011). Since dopamine is a neurotransmitter, it means that it controls
communication in the brain. Chemically dopamine, is able to tell a neuron to fire off a signal or
not, and it can also modify the signals. Dopamine is extremely old it was found in lizards brains
and most all animals reaching the homo sapiens. Dopamine has elevated levels in the left
hemisphere of the brain which is supposedly because of prenatal neurochemical environment.
When a women is pregnant her being upright helps expose the fetal brain to different elements than
other primates, which explains the higher levels of dopamine in the left side of human s brain than
other primates. Over time dopamine has evolved more and more as we have evolved (Deans, 2011).
We get dopamine through eating amino acid. The amino acid is called tyrosine, and through a
chemical reaction it becomes dopamine. If people don t have dopamine or inefficient dopamine it
can cause mental retardation. Too much dopamine in the wrong place can make you psychotic.
Drugs such as cocaine and methamphetamines can cause euphoria, aggression, and intense sexual
feelings because of all the dopamine in the drugs (Deans,
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Dopamine is a neurotransmitter in the brain that is extremely important in the functions of
movement, memory, pleasurable reward, behavior and cognition, attention, inhibition of prolactin
production, sleep, mood, and learning (Mandal, 2015). There are consequences of having too much
or too little of dopaminein the body; it can cause several disease conditions such as Parkinson s
disease and drug addiction. According to Dr Anaya Mandal, dopamine is produced in the
dopaminergic neurons in the ventral tegmental area (VTA) of the midbrain, the substantia nigra
pars compacta, and the arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus . Basal ganglia is part of the brainthat
controls and regulates movement (Mandal, 2015). It helps a number of functions such... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is said to be what makes us human because it makes us smart, able to plan ahead, and resist
impulses (Deans, 2011). Since dopamine is a neurotransmitter, it means that it controls
communication in the brain. Chemically dopamine, is able to tell a neuron to fire off a signal or
not, and it can also modify the signals. Dopamine is extremely old it was found in lizards brains
and most all animals reaching the homo sapiens. Dopamine has elevated levels in the left
hemisphere of the brain which is supposedly because of prenatal neurochemical environment.
When a women is pregnant her being upright helps expose the fetal brain to different elements than
other primates, which explains the higher levels of dopamine in the left side of human s brain than
other primates. Over time dopamine has evolved more and more as we have evolved (Deans, 2011).
We get dopamine through eating amino acid. The amino acid is called tyrosine, and through a
chemical reaction it becomes dopamine. If people don t have dopamine or inefficient dopamine it
can cause mental retardation. Too much dopamine in the wrong place can make you psychotic.
Drugs such as cocaine and methamphetamines can cause euphoria, aggression, and intense sexual
feelings because of all the dopamine in the drugs (Deans,
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A Summary Of Allusion To Hercules, And His Twelve Labors
ACT 1 PLAN PETRUCHIO Sir, sir, the first s for me; let her go by GREMIO Yea, leave that
labour to the great Hercules, And let it be more than Alcides twelve. (i.ii.262 264) PETRUCHIO
Have I not in my time heard lions roar? Have I not heard the sea, puffed up with winds, Rage like
an angry boar chafed with sweat? Have I not heard great ordnance in the field, And heaven s
artillery thunder in the skies? (i.ii.203 207) Allusion to Hercules, and his twelve labors Petruchio
lists a series of metaphors and hyperboles that compare to Hercules twelve labors Gremio confirms
the allusion by saying only Hercules could tame Katherina Petruchio lists 11 tasks in total, however
Hercules had 12 Katherina could be the last and hardest challenge... Show more content on
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VERBAL IRONY: I will compound this strife Although Baptista is meaning to say he will solve
the problem, the word compound also has the definition of making a problem worse. Could
indicate Baptista will only end up creating more problems with his decision making skills
Recurring theme of money vs. love: Baptista wants Lucentio for Bianca because of his wealth,
however it works out the Bianca is attracted to Lucentio s romantic nature, without knowing his
wealth. ACT 3 PLAN PETRUCHIO Good sooth, even thus. Therefore, ha done with words. To
me she s married, not unto my clothes. Could I repair what she will wear in me, As I can change
these poor accoutrements, Twere well for Kate and better for myself. But what a fool am I to chat
with you (III.ii.117 123) Katherine is married to him, not his clothes Proves he
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ACT 1 PLAN PETRUCHIO Sir, sir, the first s for me; let her go by GREMIO Yea, leave that
labour to the great Hercules, And let it be more than Alcides twelve. (i.ii.262 264) PETRUCHIO
Have I not in my time heard lions roar? Have I not heard the sea, puffed up with winds, Rage like
an angry boar chafed with sweat? Have I not heard great ordnance in the field, And heaven s
artillery thunder in the skies? (i.ii.203 207) Allusion to Hercules, and his twelve labors Petruchio
lists a series of metaphors and hyperboles that compare to Hercules twelve labors Gremio confirms
the allusion by saying only Hercules could tame Katherina Petruchio lists 11 tasks in total, however
Hercules had 12 Katherina could be the last and hardest challenge... Show more content on
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VERBAL IRONY: I will compound this strife Although Baptista is meaning to say he will solve
the problem, the word compound also has the definition of making a problem worse. Could
indicate Baptista will only end up creating more problems with his decision making skills
Recurring theme of money vs. love: Baptista wants Lucentio for Bianca because of his wealth,
however it works out the Bianca is attracted to Lucentio s romantic nature, without knowing his
wealth. ACT 3 PLAN PETRUCHIO Good sooth, even thus. Therefore, ha done with words. To
me she s married, not unto my clothes. Could I repair what she will wear in me, As I can change
these poor accoutrements, Twere well for Kate and better for myself. But what a fool am I to chat
with you (III.ii.117 123) Katherine is married to him, not his clothes Proves he
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Determination Of An Unknown Amino Acid From Titration Essay
Determination of An Unknown Amino Acid From Titration
Abstract
Experiment 11 used a titration curve to determine the identity of an unknown amino acid. The
initial pH of the solution was 1.96, and the pKa s found experimentally were 2.0, 4.0, and 9.85.
The accepted pKa values were found to be 2.10, 4.07, and 9.47. The molecular weight was
calculated to be
176.3 while the accepted value was found to be 183.5. The identity of the unknown amino acid was
established to be glutamic acid, hydrochloride.
Introduction
Amino acids are simple monomers which are strung together to form polymers
(also called proteins). These monomers are characterized by the general structure shown in figure 1.
Fig. 1
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This is due to the fact that at the equivalence point the number of moles of titrant equals the
number of moles of acid or base originally present (dependent on if the amino acid is in an acidic
or basic salt form). Another point of interest on a titration curve is the half equivalence point. The
half equivalence point corresponds to the point in which the concentration of weak acid is equal to
the concentration of its conjugate base. The region near the half equivalence point also establishes
a buffer region (Jicha, et al., 1991). (see figure 4).
Fig. 4
The half equivalence point easily allows for the finding of the pKa values of an amino acid. A set
pKa values can be extremely helpful in identifying an amino acid. Through a manipulation of the
Henderson Hasselbalch equation, the pH at the half equivalence point equals the pKa. This is
reasoned because at the half equivalence point the concentration of the conjugate base and the acid
are equal. Therefore the pH equals the pKa at the half equivalence point (see figure 5.)
Fig. 5 [base]
pKa= pH log
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Determination of An Unknown Amino Acid From Titration
Abstract
Experiment 11 used a titration curve to determine the identity of an unknown amino acid. The
initial pH of the solution was 1.96, and the pKa s found experimentally were 2.0, 4.0, and 9.85.
The accepted pKa values were found to be 2.10, 4.07, and 9.47. The molecular weight was
calculated to be
176.3 while the accepted value was found to be 183.5. The identity of the unknown amino acid was
established to be glutamic acid, hydrochloride.
Introduction
Amino acids are simple monomers which are strung together to form polymers
(also called proteins). These monomers are characterized by the general structure shown in figure 1.
Fig. 1
Although ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is due to the fact that at the equivalence point the number of moles of titrant equals the
number of moles of acid or base originally present (dependent on if the amino acid is in an acidic
or basic salt form). Another point of interest on a titration curve is the half equivalence point. The
half equivalence point corresponds to the point in which the concentration of weak acid is equal to
the concentration of its conjugate base. The region near the half equivalence point also establishes
a buffer region (Jicha, et al., 1991). (see figure 4).
Fig. 4
The half equivalence point easily allows for the finding of the pKa values of an amino acid. A set
pKa values can be extremely helpful in identifying an amino acid. Through a manipulation of the
Henderson Hasselbalch equation, the pH at the half equivalence point equals the pKa. This is
reasoned because at the half equivalence point the concentration of the conjugate base and the acid
are equal. Therefore the pH equals the pKa at the half equivalence point (see figure 5.)
Fig. 5 [base]
pKa= pH log
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Significance Of Race, By Ralph Eubanks s Color Lines
In the essay Color Lines by Ralph Eubanks, the author explores the flawed logic of race from a
scientific perspective. In the article, Eubanks explains the fact that a person cannot know the
ancestry of another person or the nature of that person by looking at their race alone. Heritage is a
much more complex concept than a simple racial categorization. In writing the article, the author
sought to demonstrate that when looking at a person, you could not confirm their identity based on
what percentage of a certain race they may have and that social construction meant to depict one
group as being superior or inferior to another. This rhetorical analysis will therefore explore the
importance of the rhetorical devices and strategies used by Eubanks to communicate with the
audience.
One of the effective strategies that Eubanks uses to deconstruct race is the reference to science
and technology, with this strategy Eubanks is appealing to the readers ethos. This strategy is
effective for the article because it is both reliable and well understood by the audience. The target
audience is obviously aware of the role that DNA has played in the modern society and the author
refers to this important piece of technology while delivering his message. In a way, Eubanks is
arguing that if one can rely on DNA evidence in an argument, it can also be used to downplay the
role of race in modern society. Using DNA, the author sets up to demonstrate how complex people
s heritage is, and how a
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In the essay Color Lines by Ralph Eubanks, the author explores the flawed logic of race from a
scientific perspective. In the article, Eubanks explains the fact that a person cannot know the
ancestry of another person or the nature of that person by looking at their race alone. Heritage is a
much more complex concept than a simple racial categorization. In writing the article, the author
sought to demonstrate that when looking at a person, you could not confirm their identity based on
what percentage of a certain race they may have and that social construction meant to depict one
group as being superior or inferior to another. This rhetorical analysis will therefore explore the
importance of the rhetorical devices and strategies used by Eubanks to communicate with the
audience.
One of the effective strategies that Eubanks uses to deconstruct race is the reference to science
and technology, with this strategy Eubanks is appealing to the readers ethos. This strategy is
effective for the article because it is both reliable and well understood by the audience. The target
audience is obviously aware of the role that DNA has played in the modern society and the author
refers to this important piece of technology while delivering his message. In a way, Eubanks is
arguing that if one can rely on DNA evidence in an argument, it can also be used to downplay the
role of race in modern society. Using DNA, the author sets up to demonstrate how complex people
s heritage is, and how a
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Essay On Sports Coaches
Athletic Coach or Scout Coaches teach amateur and professional athletes the skills they need to
succeed at their sport. Scouts look for new players, evaluating their skills and likelihood for
success at the college, amateur, or professional level. Many coaches are also involved in scouting
potential athletes.
Coaches typically do the following:
Plan, organize, and conduct practice sessions
Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of individual athletes and opposing teams
Plan strategies and choose team members for each game
Provide direction, encouragement, and motivation to prepare athletes for games
Call plays and make decisions about strategy and player substitutions during games
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Certification often requires coaches to be a minimum age of at least 18 years old and be trained in
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid. Some states also require coaches to attend
classes related to sports safety and coaching fundamentals prior to becoming certified. Although
most public high school coaches need to meet these state requirements in order to become a coach,
certification may not be required for coaching and sports instructor jobs in private schools. Some
schools may require coaches to have a teaching license and complete a background check.
Certification requirements for college coaching positions also vary. Additional certification may
be highly desirable or even required in order to become an instructor in scuba diving, tennis, golf,
karate, or other individual sports. There are many certifying organizations specific to the various
sports, and their requirements vary. To reach the ranks of professional coaches, a candidate
usually needs years of coaching experience and a winning record at a college. Some coaches may
not have previous coaching experience but are nevertheless hired at the professional level due to
their success as an athlete in that
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Athletic Coach or Scout Coaches teach amateur and professional athletes the skills they need to
succeed at their sport. Scouts look for new players, evaluating their skills and likelihood for
success at the college, amateur, or professional level. Many coaches are also involved in scouting
potential athletes.
Coaches typically do the following:
Plan, organize, and conduct practice sessions
Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of individual athletes and opposing teams
Plan strategies and choose team members for each game
Provide direction, encouragement, and motivation to prepare athletes for games
Call plays and make decisions about strategy and player substitutions during games
Plan and direct physical conditioning programs ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Certification often requires coaches to be a minimum age of at least 18 years old and be trained in
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid. Some states also require coaches to attend
classes related to sports safety and coaching fundamentals prior to becoming certified. Although
most public high school coaches need to meet these state requirements in order to become a coach,
certification may not be required for coaching and sports instructor jobs in private schools. Some
schools may require coaches to have a teaching license and complete a background check.
Certification requirements for college coaching positions also vary. Additional certification may
be highly desirable or even required in order to become an instructor in scuba diving, tennis, golf,
karate, or other individual sports. There are many certifying organizations specific to the various
sports, and their requirements vary. To reach the ranks of professional coaches, a candidate
usually needs years of coaching experience and a winning record at a college. Some coaches may
not have previous coaching experience but are nevertheless hired at the professional level due to
their success as an athlete in that
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Fried Green Tomatoes At The Gentle Stop Cafe Novel Analysis
One of the themes that can be seen throughout the novel Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle
Stop Cafe is racism and how it affected those living in the time period in which a large portion of
the book is based. Fannie Flagg, the author of the novel, portays this theme in a variety of ways.
One of the best examples being how two African Americantwins known as Jasper and Artis grow
up to live entirely different lifes purely because of the shade of their skin. While Jasper is born
with skin that has more of a tan color, Artis is born with a much darker complexion. This minor
difference, although seemingly insignificant, has a massive impact on the lives of the twins in
respect to the difficulties they face because of these characteristics. From the day that the twins are
born, it can... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Ms. Threadgoode tells the story of the twins to Evelyn, she talks about how, Jasper went
on to become the president of the Brotherhood of the Sleeping Car Porter s Union. He and his
brother Artis moved to Birmingham when they were young. . .but Artis wound up in jail two or
three times (103). Ms. Threadgoode s description of the twins makes it clear that Jasper was
successful and that Artis had a tendency to end up in jail, although she does not specificially say
why this was the case. Seen as how both brothers are raised by the same parents in the same
household, it doesn t seem logical that they would lead such different lives until you consider the
color of their skin. Jasper is born with lighter skin which allows him to be able to maintain a
relativley high paying job, eventually becoming the president of his union. Artis is born with
darker skin and this leads him into a life of poverty, where he spends his time either in jail or
wandering the streets. The only thing that seperates the brothers is racism, and yet it makes all the
difference in the lives that they
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One of the themes that can be seen throughout the novel Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle
Stop Cafe is racism and how it affected those living in the time period in which a large portion of
the book is based. Fannie Flagg, the author of the novel, portays this theme in a variety of ways.
One of the best examples being how two African Americantwins known as Jasper and Artis grow
up to live entirely different lifes purely because of the shade of their skin. While Jasper is born
with skin that has more of a tan color, Artis is born with a much darker complexion. This minor
difference, although seemingly insignificant, has a massive impact on the lives of the twins in
respect to the difficulties they face because of these characteristics. From the day that the twins are
born, it can... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Ms. Threadgoode tells the story of the twins to Evelyn, she talks about how, Jasper went
on to become the president of the Brotherhood of the Sleeping Car Porter s Union. He and his
brother Artis moved to Birmingham when they were young. . .but Artis wound up in jail two or
three times (103). Ms. Threadgoode s description of the twins makes it clear that Jasper was
successful and that Artis had a tendency to end up in jail, although she does not specificially say
why this was the case. Seen as how both brothers are raised by the same parents in the same
household, it doesn t seem logical that they would lead such different lives until you consider the
color of their skin. Jasper is born with lighter skin which allows him to be able to maintain a
relativley high paying job, eventually becoming the president of his union. Artis is born with
darker skin and this leads him into a life of poverty, where he spends his time either in jail or
wandering the streets. The only thing that seperates the brothers is racism, and yet it makes all the
difference in the lives that they
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How Did Life Change For The Upper Class After French...
How did life change for the upper class after the French Revolution? Life changed extremely for
the upper class. Before the French Revolution, the upper class owned lots of land, didn t have to
pay taxes and was very wealthy. Which meant they could buy expensive food and clothing. They
lived off the sweat of peasants. They were seen as greedy who contributed nothing. The upper
class only made up 2% of society. The upper class was very cohere to all their privileges. But this
all changed during the Revolution, the upper class began fearing to lose their privileges and they
soon tried to escape. Later on, they were imposed to come back, being humiliated by the order of a
lower class. Consequently, after the Revolution, they had to face a great
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How did life change for the upper class after the French Revolution? Life changed extremely for
the upper class. Before the French Revolution, the upper class owned lots of land, didn t have to
pay taxes and was very wealthy. Which meant they could buy expensive food and clothing. They
lived off the sweat of peasants. They were seen as greedy who contributed nothing. The upper
class only made up 2% of society. The upper class was very cohere to all their privileges. But this
all changed during the Revolution, the upper class began fearing to lose their privileges and they
soon tried to escape. Later on, they were imposed to come back, being humiliated by the order of a
lower class. Consequently, after the Revolution, they had to face a great
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Military Approaches Of India, Philippines And Switzerland
Military approaches of India, Philippines and Switzerland
In the 21st century, it is inevitable for states to make a diplomatic and strategic decision without
being influenced by defence capabilities of their enemies and friends. Post World War II the
approach adopted by India, the Philippines and Switzerland are defensive in nature. The Swiss
National Redoubt and Indian Sundarji were developed within these states, while the Philippines
strategy was based on foreign military dependency. For all these three countries their approach is
greatly influenced by geography, economy, their history of existence (culture) and aggressive
neighbours. Since the art of war is changing significantly, these states are finding themselves in a
vulnerable ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They protect 14,103 km of international border and 7000 km of coastlines (GFP Staff 2014). Of
these international borders, China shares 2,659 km and Pakistan shares 3,190 km. Both of these
neighbours infiltrated the Indian territory in the past and have a continuous conflict over
international borders with India. India spends more than 2.5% of its annual GDP on defence
budget. As per Global Fire Power (GFP) ranking India was ranked fourth among hundred and six
countries (GFP Staff 2014), but almost two third of their expenditure goes to counter the
activities of Pakistan s against which India historically fought four wars. As recorded by former
defence minister George Fernandez, India has a non aggressive, non provocative defence policy
based on the philosophy of defensive defence (Ahmed 2014). The Indian army was operating
under Sundarji doctrine between 1981 and 2004. Under this doctrine the seven defensive holding
corps were deployed against the Pakistan border to respond to enemy penetration. While India s
offensive powers were with three Strike Corps which were located in central India, quite far away
from international borders. ( Mathura I Corps, Ambala II Corps, and Bhopal XXI Corps)(Ladwig
2008a). In a war situation, the holding corps should deter and halt an attack, which would then
enable the strike corps to counter attack and penetrate deep
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Military approaches of India, Philippines and Switzerland
In the 21st century, it is inevitable for states to make a diplomatic and strategic decision without
being influenced by defence capabilities of their enemies and friends. Post World War II the
approach adopted by India, the Philippines and Switzerland are defensive in nature. The Swiss
National Redoubt and Indian Sundarji were developed within these states, while the Philippines
strategy was based on foreign military dependency. For all these three countries their approach is
greatly influenced by geography, economy, their history of existence (culture) and aggressive
neighbours. Since the art of war is changing significantly, these states are finding themselves in a
vulnerable ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They protect 14,103 km of international border and 7000 km of coastlines (GFP Staff 2014). Of
these international borders, China shares 2,659 km and Pakistan shares 3,190 km. Both of these
neighbours infiltrated the Indian territory in the past and have a continuous conflict over
international borders with India. India spends more than 2.5% of its annual GDP on defence
budget. As per Global Fire Power (GFP) ranking India was ranked fourth among hundred and six
countries (GFP Staff 2014), but almost two third of their expenditure goes to counter the
activities of Pakistan s against which India historically fought four wars. As recorded by former
defence minister George Fernandez, India has a non aggressive, non provocative defence policy
based on the philosophy of defensive defence (Ahmed 2014). The Indian army was operating
under Sundarji doctrine between 1981 and 2004. Under this doctrine the seven defensive holding
corps were deployed against the Pakistan border to respond to enemy penetration. While India s
offensive powers were with three Strike Corps which were located in central India, quite far away
from international borders. ( Mathura I Corps, Ambala II Corps, and Bhopal XXI Corps)(Ladwig
2008a). In a war situation, the holding corps should deter and halt an attack, which would then
enable the strike corps to counter attack and penetrate deep
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Aircraft Scheduling and Fleet Management
The primary considerations for airline scheduling are routes that provide optimum public
service...consistent with the financial health of the carrier (Wensveen, 2011). In addition to that,
there are numerous other factors that must be taken into account. These factors include: equipment
maintenance, crews, facilities, marketing factors, and other factors such as wind patterns and what
I would call rush hour . The aircraft must be scheduled so as to allow adequate time for routine
maintenance, as well as a buffer to meet unscheduled maintenance requirements. Crews must be
scheduled with adequate crew rest periods allowed, as well as avoiding over flying the maximum
hours as directed by the Federal Aviation Regulations. Facilities... Show more content on
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To accomplish this, Great Lakes Airlines relies heavily on the EAS program. After deregulation,
the EAS was established so that the small, rural areas that had reaped the benefits of air service
prior to 1978 would continue to do so. Because these small routes are not profitable for airlines
to provide service to, they are heavily subsidized by the government. Since 2001, the percentage
of revenue from the EAS program (as a percentage of gross revenue) has been as low as 19% and
as high as 50%. In 2013 this number was at 42% (Nickerson, 2013). Great Lakes is also able to
rely on these subsidies to keep their pricing competitive with other airlines. They also reap the
benefits of being able to offer access to United s and Frontier s frequent flyer programs as a
method of keeping themselves competitive. For the promotion portion, Great Lakes relies on its
internet website, code share partners websites, the Delta.com website, global distributions
systems (travel agencies and travel agent websites) and our reservation system s call center (US
SEC, 2013). As for place, Great Lakes services the small regional airports that the majors don t fly
into. Because it just would not be profitable for the larger airlines to operate into these smaller
airports, Great Lakes (along with the other small regionals) have carved out a niche.
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The primary considerations for airline scheduling are routes that provide optimum public
service...consistent with the financial health of the carrier (Wensveen, 2011). In addition to that,
there are numerous other factors that must be taken into account. These factors include: equipment
maintenance, crews, facilities, marketing factors, and other factors such as wind patterns and what
I would call rush hour . The aircraft must be scheduled so as to allow adequate time for routine
maintenance, as well as a buffer to meet unscheduled maintenance requirements. Crews must be
scheduled with adequate crew rest periods allowed, as well as avoiding over flying the maximum
hours as directed by the Federal Aviation Regulations. Facilities... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
To accomplish this, Great Lakes Airlines relies heavily on the EAS program. After deregulation,
the EAS was established so that the small, rural areas that had reaped the benefits of air service
prior to 1978 would continue to do so. Because these small routes are not profitable for airlines
to provide service to, they are heavily subsidized by the government. Since 2001, the percentage
of revenue from the EAS program (as a percentage of gross revenue) has been as low as 19% and
as high as 50%. In 2013 this number was at 42% (Nickerson, 2013). Great Lakes is also able to
rely on these subsidies to keep their pricing competitive with other airlines. They also reap the
benefits of being able to offer access to United s and Frontier s frequent flyer programs as a
method of keeping themselves competitive. For the promotion portion, Great Lakes relies on its
internet website, code share partners websites, the Delta.com website, global distributions
systems (travel agencies and travel agent websites) and our reservation system s call center (US
SEC, 2013). As for place, Great Lakes services the small regional airports that the majors don t fly
into. Because it just would not be profitable for the larger airlines to operate into these smaller
airports, Great Lakes (along with the other small regionals) have carved out a niche.
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Frida
In the film, Frida (Taymor, 2002), Salma Hayek portrays the role of the iconic Mexican painter,
Frida Kahlo, as she pursues her passion for art and navigates through the tumultuous relationship
with Diego Rivera. Manifesting such a complex historical figure was a difficult task because of
the range of age and emotion of the character, which were both needed in the actress who played
her. To this effect, Salma Hayeks personal properties and performance in this film contributed to
her ability to represent a realistic version of Frida Kahloand to the subjects of loveand ability to
express oneself through art; furthermore, Salma brings out the contrasting themes brought about by
the difference in her performance of a teenage Frida Kahlo versus... Show more content on
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Also, the difference in action between how Salma acts around Alex versus Diego exemplifies
her ability to differentiate between a young Frida and an adult Frida. These differences allow
for two different perspectives on the overall theme of love and art. The ability of an actor to
embody a character of a historical figure, as Salma does, is an extraordinary talent because no
one conjured up the character in their mind. The actor has to represent a person who actually
lived. Therefore it is important to give respect to that person while emphasizing the meaning of
their life. In Salma s case, she had to emphasize the personality of Frida and relate her
relationship and psychological struggles to those found in her paintings in order to manifest a
character that shows how one s perspective on love and art affects their quality. By repurposing
some of the optimism of her youth to a realist view of the world, Salma showed that Frida s life
was more than just a cautionary
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In the film, Frida (Taymor, 2002), Salma Hayek portrays the role of the iconic Mexican painter,
Frida Kahlo, as she pursues her passion for art and navigates through the tumultuous relationship
with Diego Rivera. Manifesting such a complex historical figure was a difficult task because of
the range of age and emotion of the character, which were both needed in the actress who played
her. To this effect, Salma Hayeks personal properties and performance in this film contributed to
her ability to represent a realistic version of Frida Kahloand to the subjects of loveand ability to
express oneself through art; furthermore, Salma brings out the contrasting themes brought about by
the difference in her performance of a teenage Frida Kahlo versus... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Also, the difference in action between how Salma acts around Alex versus Diego exemplifies
her ability to differentiate between a young Frida and an adult Frida. These differences allow
for two different perspectives on the overall theme of love and art. The ability of an actor to
embody a character of a historical figure, as Salma does, is an extraordinary talent because no
one conjured up the character in their mind. The actor has to represent a person who actually
lived. Therefore it is important to give respect to that person while emphasizing the meaning of
their life. In Salma s case, she had to emphasize the personality of Frida and relate her
relationship and psychological struggles to those found in her paintings in order to manifest a
character that shows how one s perspective on love and art affects their quality. By repurposing
some of the optimism of her youth to a realist view of the world, Salma showed that Frida s life
was more than just a cautionary
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Theme Of Nature In Brave New World
There are many conflicts that arise during the first third of this novel, but they all tie in to the basic
theme that is to do with nature and the destruction of humanity through the conditioning of human
minds, to be happy . There are many scenes in the book that show how the people or that specific
scene can be used against the World State, in order to explain that the world state is identify
individuals and making them like everyone else. This ideal perfect futuristic society is a driving
force of the novel and of all the actions that occur throughout Brave New World.
Bernard Marx can be classified as an individual as he spends most of his time alone and because he
doesn t believe in the things that the World State think would make the society better and good .
When he ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Human nature in Brave New World is suggestions, according to the World State. Suggestions are
voluntary, therefore when human beings are being conditioned, they are not voluntarily
agreeing to this action, therefore whatever action is observed, we know that it is occurring due
to the altercation of their human nature. The entire novel is set in a dystopian themed perfect
reality, that can be seen as far from normal, as perfection is rarely achieved now in the 21st
century. After humans are conditioned, since a young age, they begin to grow older and believe
that homes are stiflingly over inhabited by a man, by a periodically teeming woman, by a
rabble of boys and girls of all ages, (pg. 31). and that there is No air, no space; an understerilized
prison; darkness, disease and smells, (pg. 31). The controllers are extracting all the terrible things
that can make a society unhappy, and as it is removing the bad, it is also removing some of the
good things, which is messing with the human nature of people and their
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There are many conflicts that arise during the first third of this novel, but they all tie in to the basic
theme that is to do with nature and the destruction of humanity through the conditioning of human
minds, to be happy . There are many scenes in the book that show how the people or that specific
scene can be used against the World State, in order to explain that the world state is identify
individuals and making them like everyone else. This ideal perfect futuristic society is a driving
force of the novel and of all the actions that occur throughout Brave New World.
Bernard Marx can be classified as an individual as he spends most of his time alone and because he
doesn t believe in the things that the World State think would make the society better and good .
When he ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Human nature in Brave New World is suggestions, according to the World State. Suggestions are
voluntary, therefore when human beings are being conditioned, they are not voluntarily
agreeing to this action, therefore whatever action is observed, we know that it is occurring due
to the altercation of their human nature. The entire novel is set in a dystopian themed perfect
reality, that can be seen as far from normal, as perfection is rarely achieved now in the 21st
century. After humans are conditioned, since a young age, they begin to grow older and believe
that homes are stiflingly over inhabited by a man, by a periodically teeming woman, by a
rabble of boys and girls of all ages, (pg. 31). and that there is No air, no space; an understerilized
prison; darkness, disease and smells, (pg. 31). The controllers are extracting all the terrible things
that can make a society unhappy, and as it is removing the bad, it is also removing some of the
good things, which is messing with the human nature of people and their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Adam Smith Capitalism
As the rich and privileged prospered through mercantilism, the rest of the population struggled to
make a living. Without Adam Smith s brilliance, key ideas and concepts the world today as we
know it would have never adopted the free market and capitalism as a whole. Adam Smith was
born June 16th, 1723. He obtained his formal education at the University of Glasgow at the young
age of fourteen. During his time at university, he developed his passion for liberty as he attended
his moral philosophy courses. It was this new found love of liberty that created the Smith s views
which entailed freedom for all to prosper from an ever changing and evolving marketplace.
Smith is the author of the Wealth of Nations which is a book where he outlines his economic ideas,
theories and policies. The aim of the book was to explain that people can help their country
economically by helping themselves financially. As people compete in the free market they must
give a persistent effort to please all consumers this would, in turn, result in a prosperous business.
Running a business in a capitalist society is difficult because competitors are also trying to please
their consumers. This healthy competition pushes businesses to gradually develop to overthrow
their competition due to profit motives. Capitalism not only helps the economy but also the
consumers and businesses. The main concept of capitalism that disassociates its function from
mercantilism is that capitalism would be privately run
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As the rich and privileged prospered through mercantilism, the rest of the population struggled to
make a living. Without Adam Smith s brilliance, key ideas and concepts the world today as we
know it would have never adopted the free market and capitalism as a whole. Adam Smith was
born June 16th, 1723. He obtained his formal education at the University of Glasgow at the young
age of fourteen. During his time at university, he developed his passion for liberty as he attended
his moral philosophy courses. It was this new found love of liberty that created the Smith s views
which entailed freedom for all to prosper from an ever changing and evolving marketplace.
Smith is the author of the Wealth of Nations which is a book where he outlines his economic ideas,
theories and policies. The aim of the book was to explain that people can help their country
economically by helping themselves financially. As people compete in the free market they must
give a persistent effort to please all consumers this would, in turn, result in a prosperous business.
Running a business in a capitalist society is difficult because competitors are also trying to please
their consumers. This healthy competition pushes businesses to gradually develop to overthrow
their competition due to profit motives. Capitalism not only helps the economy but also the
consumers and businesses. The main concept of capitalism that disassociates its function from
mercantilism is that capitalism would be privately run
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Haversian Bone
Journal article write up Spatial organization of the haversian bone in man
The strength of the human bone depends on the microstructure contained inside. Every human bone
contains osteons, these are aligned in a certain way, osteonal orientation. Usually in humans they
are grouped in two antirotary system of opposite direction in the shaft of the bone
(diaphysis).There is a general hypothesis that the direction of these osteons is a functional
adaptation and depends on the direction of the first stress that acts on the bone. There are a few
others who looked into this hypothesis but they considered a sheep tibia. Here the writer of the
article is trying to determine the osteonal direction in a human femurs and evaluate the results to
see if the above hypothesis was good. In this study the angle of osteonal orientation was measured
and also the direction. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The adult bones had normal structure and polio affected the bone structure causing bending in the
diaphysis. To study the structure the primary layer was removed by electrical grounding, later
India ink was used to stain the structure of the bone. Then a metallographic paper was used on the
structure of the bone to give it a high lusture and then the structure was studied. The osteonal
direction was measured in the area where the bone had a nearly circular cross section. A
cylindrical loading model was used to compare the results to that of the femurs. The cylindrical
model was loaded in with bending force in the frontal plane and torque in the perpendicular
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Journal article write up Spatial organization of the haversian bone in man
The strength of the human bone depends on the microstructure contained inside. Every human bone
contains osteons, these are aligned in a certain way, osteonal orientation. Usually in humans they
are grouped in two antirotary system of opposite direction in the shaft of the bone
(diaphysis).There is a general hypothesis that the direction of these osteons is a functional
adaptation and depends on the direction of the first stress that acts on the bone. There are a few
others who looked into this hypothesis but they considered a sheep tibia. Here the writer of the
article is trying to determine the osteonal direction in a human femurs and evaluate the results to
see if the above hypothesis was good. In this study the angle of osteonal orientation was measured
and also the direction. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The adult bones had normal structure and polio affected the bone structure causing bending in the
diaphysis. To study the structure the primary layer was removed by electrical grounding, later
India ink was used to stain the structure of the bone. Then a metallographic paper was used on the
structure of the bone to give it a high lusture and then the structure was studied. The osteonal
direction was measured in the area where the bone had a nearly circular cross section. A
cylindrical loading model was used to compare the results to that of the femurs. The cylindrical
model was loaded in with bending force in the frontal plane and torque in the perpendicular
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Fawn Grove Warehouse Case Study
NCM has never owned a facility to store donated commodity; they have always relied on the
donor to house the commodity to be donated. Fawn Grove Church of the Nazarene used the
church building until a 108,000 square foot warehouse was built in 2001. NCM contributed funds
toward the warehouse, but it was owned by the Fawn Grove Church. The commodity inside the
warehouse belonged to NCM, and NCM employed a warehouse manager, an office assistant, and a
packing assistant to maintain the warehouse and the commodity received. John Borgal, warehouse
manager, was responsible for keeping the warehouse storage inventoried and well organized. I was
able to visit the warehouse on several occasions and provided John with suggestions for
improvement.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
NCM has never owned a facility to store donated commodity; they have always relied on the
donor to house the commodity to be donated. Fawn Grove Church of the Nazarene used the
church building until a 108,000 square foot warehouse was built in 2001. NCM contributed funds
toward the warehouse, but it was owned by the Fawn Grove Church. The commodity inside the
warehouse belonged to NCM, and NCM employed a warehouse manager, an office assistant, and a
packing assistant to maintain the warehouse and the commodity received. John Borgal, warehouse
manager, was responsible for keeping the warehouse storage inventoried and well organized. I was
able to visit the warehouse on several occasions and provided John with suggestions for
improvement.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Carl Sandburg and How He was Influenced by Walt Whitman...
Carl Sandburg and How He was Influenced by Walt Whitman
Carl Sandburg and Walt Whitman had very similar lives. They both came from working class
families and neither one of them went to high school or graduated college. They learned from
watching people and by reading books on their own. They both had a certain sense for the world
that made them able to see what was going on around them and grasp its significance. Although
Whitman was born sixty years before Sandburg there were still a lot of the same things happening
in America and they both picked up on one important factor of the time, that of the average
working class man. Whitman and Sandburg admired the working class man for all of his hard work
and they wrote a lot about this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The delicious singing of the mother or of the young wife at work or the girl sewing and washing
Each singing what belongs to her, and to none else,
The day what belongs to the say At night the party of young fellows, robust, friendly, clean blooded,
singing with melodious voices, melodious thoughts. Come! Some of you! Still be flooding The
States with hundreds and thousands of mouth songs, fit for The States only.
From this poem one can feel the compassion that Whitman has for the common American
workingman. He has much respect for him and believes that he is what makes up America and
what causes America to keep on moving. He portrays the workers to all be singing to emphasize
that they are proud of the work that they do. Whitman and Sandburg both enjoy going through
and naming each of the workers separately in order to display the vast number of people who fall
into the working class. In the poem above you can see how Whitman talks about how the
different workers enjoy their jobs and are happy with the talents that they have in their
specialized positions. The last line of part 1 demonstrates how the workers leave their work and
are able to relax and enjoy their lives at night when the work day is over. The second part of I hear
American Singing is Whitman sending an invitation to all of those who are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Carl Sandburg and How He was Influenced by Walt Whitman
Carl Sandburg and Walt Whitman had very similar lives. They both came from working class
families and neither one of them went to high school or graduated college. They learned from
watching people and by reading books on their own. They both had a certain sense for the world
that made them able to see what was going on around them and grasp its significance. Although
Whitman was born sixty years before Sandburg there were still a lot of the same things happening
in America and they both picked up on one important factor of the time, that of the average
working class man. Whitman and Sandburg admired the working class man for all of his hard work
and they wrote a lot about this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The delicious singing of the mother or of the young wife at work or the girl sewing and washing
Each singing what belongs to her, and to none else,
The day what belongs to the say At night the party of young fellows, robust, friendly, clean blooded,
singing with melodious voices, melodious thoughts. Come! Some of you! Still be flooding The
States with hundreds and thousands of mouth songs, fit for The States only.
From this poem one can feel the compassion that Whitman has for the common American
workingman. He has much respect for him and believes that he is what makes up America and
what causes America to keep on moving. He portrays the workers to all be singing to emphasize
that they are proud of the work that they do. Whitman and Sandburg both enjoy going through
and naming each of the workers separately in order to display the vast number of people who fall
into the working class. In the poem above you can see how Whitman talks about how the
different workers enjoy their jobs and are happy with the talents that they have in their
specialized positions. The last line of part 1 demonstrates how the workers leave their work and
are able to relax and enjoy their lives at night when the work day is over. The second part of I hear
American Singing is Whitman sending an invitation to all of those who are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
NAFTA
Impact of NAFTA on Mexico s manufacturing industry Effect on Productivity, Wages rates,
Incomes, and Investments in FDI
The effects of NAFTA on Mexico, U.S, and their economic situation have impacts on political
interests. There was main objective of Mexico in pursuing free trade area with the United States or
with other countries to stabilize the Mexican economy in sustainable way and promote economic
development by attracting huge foreign direct investment means of increasing exports, in house
manufacturing and creating jobs. NAFTA would improve investor confidence in Mexico has
directly impact to increase export diversification, create job market increase wage rates, reduce
poverty, improve standard of living, quality and economic growth ... Show more content on
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The Mexican workers from manufacturing
Sector has been benefitted and improved access to working environment of U.S. The U.S
manufacturing workers and smaller U.S manufacturers have lost business due to NAFTA as well
as affected severely on poor Mexican
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Impact of NAFTA on Mexico s manufacturing industry Effect on Productivity, Wages rates,
Incomes, and Investments in FDI
The effects of NAFTA on Mexico, U.S, and their economic situation have impacts on political
interests. There was main objective of Mexico in pursuing free trade area with the United States or
with other countries to stabilize the Mexican economy in sustainable way and promote economic
development by attracting huge foreign direct investment means of increasing exports, in house
manufacturing and creating jobs. NAFTA would improve investor confidence in Mexico has
directly impact to increase export diversification, create job market increase wage rates, reduce
poverty, improve standard of living, quality and economic growth ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Mexican workers from manufacturing
Sector has been benefitted and improved access to working environment of U.S. The U.S
manufacturing workers and smaller U.S manufacturers have lost business due to NAFTA as well
as affected severely on poor Mexican
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Summary Of The Poem Blank Space By Langston Hughes
Hughes opens with the instructor said and moves to the next stanza which is surrounded by blank
space. In this next stanza it displays the instructors request for his students to write a paper. He
splits these two lines to show a change in narration. In the first line he is narrating, and then breaks
of into the instructors narration. These are two seperate people and thoughts, therefore a white
space and stanzais necessary. in white space by Gary Lehmann he explains White space functions to
divide stanzas with distinctly different ideas or parts. which is the use Hughes white space between
his thought and his instructors thought. The fact that this is a separated stanza also adds to the
detachment of thoughts. Hughes isolates the professors request to show the importance of how this
paper is his truth, it is apart of him.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the end of the 3rd stanza Hughes uses a colon as to display the next stanza will be his paper
and will be of a different thought. In this 4th stanza it is a mixture of thought, and displays this
paper he is supposed to be writing for his professor. Then Hughes makes one more line break and
isolates the words this is my page for English B he separates this because in the stanza before
this it expresses his thoughts, and it has more of an indirect sense because not once does he state
that this is his paper yet. He put a colon to signal it, but never truly stated it was his paper,
therefore this line is used to clarify the ramble he just wrote was indeed his paper. Hughes uses
his stanzas and white space to separate his ideas and actions. It signals the reader to read the poem
in a certain flow as well. This allows Hughes to present a clear sequence of events and thoughts. He
gets this instruction, goes home, writes, and that s his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hughes opens with the instructor said and moves to the next stanza which is surrounded by blank
space. In this next stanza it displays the instructors request for his students to write a paper. He
splits these two lines to show a change in narration. In the first line he is narrating, and then breaks
of into the instructors narration. These are two seperate people and thoughts, therefore a white
space and stanzais necessary. in white space by Gary Lehmann he explains White space functions to
divide stanzas with distinctly different ideas or parts. which is the use Hughes white space between
his thought and his instructors thought. The fact that this is a separated stanza also adds to the
detachment of thoughts. Hughes isolates the professors request to show the importance of how this
paper is his truth, it is apart of him.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the end of the 3rd stanza Hughes uses a colon as to display the next stanza will be his paper
and will be of a different thought. In this 4th stanza it is a mixture of thought, and displays this
paper he is supposed to be writing for his professor. Then Hughes makes one more line break and
isolates the words this is my page for English B he separates this because in the stanza before
this it expresses his thoughts, and it has more of an indirect sense because not once does he state
that this is his paper yet. He put a colon to signal it, but never truly stated it was his paper,
therefore this line is used to clarify the ramble he just wrote was indeed his paper. Hughes uses
his stanzas and white space to separate his ideas and actions. It signals the reader to read the poem
in a certain flow as well. This allows Hughes to present a clear sequence of events and thoughts. He
gets this instruction, goes home, writes, and that s his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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