Essay About My Life

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Essay About My Life
Crafting an essay about one's own life may seem deceptively simple at first glance. After all,
who knows your life better than you do? However, as you sit down to pen the narrative of your
existence, you quickly realize the intricacies and challenges involved in encapsulating the essence
of your life within the confines of an essay.
The difficulty arises from the dual nature of this task. On one hand, the author is intimately
familiar with the subject matter в Ђ“ their own life. Yet, this familiarity can pose a challenge in
maintaining objectivity and avoiding the trap of self-indulgence. Striking the right balance
between self-reflection and unbiased storytelling becomes a delicate tightrope walk.
Moreover, the sheer vastness of a lifetime can be overwhelming. Selecting which events,
experiences, and emotions to highlight becomes a formidable decision-making process. Should
one delve into childhood memories, pivotal life events, or recent milestones? Each choice shapes
the narrative and influences the reader's perception of the author.
Expressing oneself eloquently is another hurdle. Describing personal emotions and reflections in
a way that resonates with a diverse audience requires a careful choice of words and a nuanced
understanding of the nuances of language. The fear of sounding clichГ©d or overly sentimental
adds an extra layer of complexity to the writing process.
Additionally, the introspective nature of such an essay often leads to a journey of self-discovery
for the author. Unearthing buried memories, confronting past struggles, and reflecting on
personal growth can be emotionally taxing. Striking a balance between honesty and the desire to
present oneself in a positive light can be a mental tug-of-war.
In conclusion, writing an essay about one's life is a challenging endeavor that demands a unique
blend of introspection, objectivity, and linguistic finesse. It is a journey into the depths of self-
awareness and storytelling prowess. However, despite its difficulties, the process can be
incredibly rewarding, offering the author a chance to make sense of their own narrative.
For those seeking assistance with similar essays or any other writing endeavors, a plethora of
resources are available. Services like HelpWriting.net provide a platform where professional
writers can aid in articulating life stories or tackling diverse topics, ensuring a polished and well-
crafted final product.
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To Kill A Mockingbird Creative Writing
I ll kill ya, the words rattled my body and I felt my knees collapse beneath me. The
Negro sprinted out and my father clomped in as fast as his drunken brain would
allow him to move. At that moment, my perfectly orchestrated plan crashed into a
million pieces. The anticipation I built up for a year transformed into shame and
sheer terror. My father advanced upon me, and my face conceded to the impact of
his fist. A tirade of bottled up anger flew out of his whiskey smelling mouth with
phrases I would never repeat as long as I lived. Eventually fatigue triumphed over
his punches, and he stumbled out of the room to chug down a bottle of whiskey.
Okay Mayella, he grumbled, You know what happened right? That Negro down
yonder raped... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The months following the trial he spent muttering promises of revenge. He
gathered all eight of us around him and declared the death of Tom Robinson.
Cheers and laughter erupted around me. My head spiralled uncontrollably, and
nausea overcame me. I darted outside for fresh air, and inhaled the sweet smell of
my precious geraniums. I scanned the bed until I found the perfect one. A little
pair of eyes glistening with sadness met my gaze when I turned around. I scooped
my baby sister up; I did not want to do this alone. With the geranium in one hand
and little Ida in the other, I trudged behind the dump, through the woods, and into
the pasture. After scouting out the right place, our four little hands scooped up the
earth until we had a sizeable hole. I placed the flower in the hole as a mother would
place her baby in its crib. I bawled until I felt Ida s tiny hand tug me towards home.
My father took one glance at my tear streaked face and his fist flew down on

Themes In Brutal Imagination By Cornelius Eady
When writing a collection of poems, most poets chose to focus on maintaining certain
themes throughout their literature and Cornelius Eady is not an exception. Cornelius
Eady s collection of poems in Brutal Imagination focus on issues such as racism,
family crisis, internal conflict, and death. The first part of the collection circles
around a servant who works for Susan Smithand is the caretaker for her children. The
story centers around the perspective of the servant who is also the overarching
narrator. The story describes old version of United States when racism was still
bluntly present and affected individuals identities and financial opportunities. Based
off the information presented in the collection, the servant can possibly be male. The
general plot follows deeply into the difficult life of the male servant through
examining the issues he faces. The first poem within the collection set ups the rest of
the story with context for the readers giving them a few expectations about what they
should look forward to reading further. Eady draws the reader through integrating an
origin for the male servant and his connection to Susan Smith s family.
In the first poem one titled How I Got Born , the narrator describes himself as a
person with a partial significant life. Eady uses phrases such as piecemeal , and
willed me alive to convey a message that the narrator is different and as an
insignificant life form to Susan Smith. The word piecemeal is a colloquial

Lighthouse s Distinctive Capabilities Are Trustworthiness...
Lighthouse s distinctive capabilities are trustworthiness and service. Our advisors
love to educate their clients, they do not pressure anyone into something that is not
a good fit, and there is great delivery on promises once a relationship is formed.
Because of this, there is never a lack of referrals. Lighthouse is a small business,
there are not multiple departments. One benefit of a small business is that the
advisors make key decisions as a group. For example, in January we left our former
broker dealer and moved to LPL Financial, LLC. Everyone cooperated with the
decision and began the substantial task of repapering all accounts. The CEO of
Lighthouse is also the principal advisor of the firm. He values the use of some
analytics,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Stage four organizations have to smooth over any remaining barriers to becoming an
analytical competitor. For instance, it could be a matter of changing the culture,
ensuring decisions from upper management are being followed through on lower
levels. In order to transition to the next stage, the company needs to strategize and
focus on one or two traits that lead to an advantage. Stage five organizations have all
the components necessary to be considered an analytical competitor. The company is
exploring new metrics, examining their processes and looking for ways to improve.
The company has the data, technologies, and staff to remain competitive and
profitable. In order for Lighthouse to move through the final two stages there would
need to be significant resources devoted to increasing data available, purchasing
software, and implementing ongoing analytics projects and future planning.
How does your company create competitive advantage with analytics? Analytics is
using data, performing analyses and adjusting business processes and goals with that
information (Davenport and Harris, 2007). Unfortunately, Lighthouse is not creating
a competitive advantage with analytics at this time. The data is not available and the
emphasis on analytics is not present.
How does your company compete internally on analytics? Lighthouse is not
competently competing internally on analytics. There are no shareholders, thus the
only reporting that is done is

Analysis Of A Raisin In The Sun Production By Lorraine...
Hello and welcome to the A Raisin in the Sun Production by Lorraine Hansberry.
Lorraine Hansberry was born in Chicago on March 19, 1930. Hansberry was an
African American. She was one of four siblings that include two brothers and one
sister. In the 1930 s racism and segregation was prevalent in the time. Her parents
were civil rights activist Carl and Nannie Hansberry Tillman. She was raised in the
Woodlawn neighborhood on Chicago s South Side. Her family was one of the
wealthy African American families in Chicago. When she was five years old, her
parents got her a fur coat. She wore it to school one day and she got beaten for
wearing it. Also, when she was eight years old she moved to the white suburbs of
Chicago and once her and her family arrived at their new homes they faced
harassment and threats by mobs of white people. She nearly died after getting hit
in the head with a brick. Her father went to court to fight for the legal right to live
in that new neighborhood. The Supreme Court case of Hansberry v. Lee Weston
Playhouse Theater Company. The characters in A Raisin in the Sun are black and
live in Chicago just like Hansberry. The characters are also going through
segregation/racism, similar to Hansberry. All of that damage done to young
Lorraine Hansberry changed her when she got older. She got married in 1953 with
Robert Nemiroff. She went to multiple colleges. In the late 40 s she saw Sean O
Casey s play Juno and the Paycock and she loved it. That then drove

Relationship Between Nature And Nature
Some people might say that in the modern world nature does not affect us as
predominantly as it used to prior to the industrial revolution and thus we don t share a
strong bond with nature anymore. However, I strongly disagree with their claim since
our history and current society substantiates otherwise. The formal definition of nature
is the phenomena of the physical world collectively, i.e, the factors and products of
the worlds as opposed to human creations. Even though we, the humans, have decided
to exclude ourselves from the definition of nature, we cannot deny the inseparable
relationship that exists between us and nature. The relations that nature has with
humans is similar to that of the bond between mother and her children. A mother
nests her children within her for 9 months and thus becoming an integral part of her
for the rest of her life. She nourishes them, takes care of them, stands by their side in
every step of the way. No matter what mistakes her children makes, she always
forgives and loves them. Since the inception of their relation, they both mutually
affecteach other. The way a mother treats her children, shapes and defines their
perception the world and the way a child behaves influences their mother s conduct to
her children. However, as the children get older and form their own opinions, the
often collide and clash with their mother. Their wrongdoings and mistakes may hurt
her, yet she cannot stop loving her children. Similarly, nature

The Major Moral Problem That Human s Face Essay
Reading: Matthew 5 8, 19; Little, Naming Good and Evil, Catechism (para. 1700
1986)
According to Little, what is the major moral problem that human s face?
According to Joyce A. Little, the major moral problem that human s face is that
when people attempt to agree upon attacking evil, their different opinions separate
their views on identifying exactly what should be right? Little expresses the
problem as we cannot agree on what would be right or good for society...by people
whose fundamental views of reality are radically opposed to the Church s (23). What
is our true source of knowledge of good and evil?
The true source of knowledge for most people is the tree of the knowledge of good
and evil. But to Joyce A. Little, it s not the knowledge in itself, but the quality of
being able to name something, which is the ability to learn about something in
order to label it. So in other words, according to Little, the knowledge of good and
evil is really the knowledge to label something as good or evil. She writes,
summarizing God s command to Adam and Eve, not to eat from the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil, Do not claim the ability to name or to define what is
good and evil for yourselves, because you do not know enough about me to know
what you are supposed to do to be my image in the world. Only I know how I can
properly be imaged, and there only I can tell you what is good and evil for you (25).
The real sin of Eve and Adam was in claiming for themselves

Value Of Equity And Net Income Before And After
Mandatory...
Background:
The research paper aims to examine the combined value relevance of book value of
equity and net income before and after the mandatory transition from GAAP to IFRS
in Greece. The reason the authors, culture and socio economic context (Tsoulavatas et
al),2012. The transition offers the opportunity to examine the change from a debt and
tax oriented accounting standards to a shareholder oriented accounting standards.
Greece was chosen to verify the hypotheses in the research paper as the country
provides an example of the changes in the point of view of accounting standards from
debt and tax oriented accounting leads to conservatism and profit smoothing while
shareholder oriented accounting focus on more value relevant financial statements
but leads to greater volatility. Greece was a good example in showing the difference
of each phenomenon as the country was
Theory and Hypotheses:
There were two theories that the authors tested were:
a)Lower value relevance has been reported for debt oriented and tax influenced
accounting systems (Ali Hwang, 2000; King Langli, 1998)
b)Reporting quality would improve under IFRS as the adoption of the standards
listed above would reduce creative accounting practices and this would cause
significantly negative impact on shareholders equity. Polychroniadis(2002)
The first theory claims investors have a more difficult time comparing values in
financial statements under GAAP in debt oriented and tax influenced accounting
systems

Explication Of Still I Rise By Maya Angelou
Jeg Lucero
May 11 2017
7A Abetya
Poetry Explication of Still I Rise
The poem I am doing for my poetry explication, is the poem Still I Rise by the poet
Maya Angelou. This poem was released on the year 1978, the author Maya Angelou,
was born on April 4th, 1928 and died on May 28th, of 2014. Maya Angelou was
american poet, memoirist, and an civil rights activist. She was most importantly
known for poetry and several poetry books that she had published to the public.
The form of the poem called Still I Rise by the poet Maya Angelou, is an cinquain
poem, the poem has 9 stanza that contains 4 lines of stanza of poetry. The structure of
the poem is that it has 9 stanzas, with similar sounding words known as alliteration.
This poem does not have a rhyme scheme, but the poem has an iambic pentameter
within the poem. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the conversation where there competing to win the conversation against each
other, you can compare this to a kid against a school bully, using descriptive words
and phrases, trying to make the other character feel bad for doing things to innocent
people. And the narrator seems confident during the whole thing. But when the
poem relates to the fact of life, is that this poem seems to support the fight against
the constant fight against bullying all across the world. And how this poem relates
to my life personally is that this poem seems like if I am going to an new school
with an bully, and how I will stand up to them and make them feel sorry for

Advantages And Cons Of The Tivo Roamio
Software
When it comes to the software package, the TiVo Roamio is just like the former
editions. Talk of how fast, the same third party app like HULU and Netflix?, but
with additional new features which has been added to the new Edition (TiVo Roamio
OTA DVR Compatible ).
Roamio OTA with 1TB of storage capacity that support 150 hours of high
definition programming. It is also equipped with six tuners; you can record multiple
programs at the same time, and can watch a channel live. The device is also
compatible with the company s TiVo Stream device; the user can record live or
recorded video streaming to other external devices to play.
Of course, this antenna version of the TiVo DVR device and other products have the
same content search and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Design
Looking at the hardware components, the notable part is redesign of the box from
the standard box that is well known to the newly introduced curvy look, which
initially takes some to get used to. Also is the disappearance of the hardware buttons
in favour of integrated lights which introduces a sense of modern device to the user.
Like the bolt+, the bolt has a somewhat boomerang shaped body, 1.8 by 11.4 by 7.3
inches and weigh less than 2 pounds. It is certainly attractive, but unlike previous
models, nothing accumulates over its Loma contours. It is glossy black to white of
the original bolt, with a remote control to match. The front has a silver TiVo logo at
the top of the curve, with a green LED power to the right. Status red and amber, the
lights are usually hidden, but are manifested when it comes to recording, remote
control, or updating activity. The back has an HDMI port, a coaxial cable connector,
an Ethernet port, two USB ports, an eSATA connector to add storage, 3, 5mm and
optical audio outputs, the power connector and a remote button that makes the
distance a brief melody. There is a small hatch under the unit that covers the required
slot Cable

Essay about Keeping the Drinking Age at 21
When it comes to the subject of drinking and teenagers, what is the first thing that
comes to mind? To me it s the legal age limit of when teens should be able to drink.
Having it lowered is controversial because according to prior experiences, data
shows that younger age drinking is well known for its fatalities. According to
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), on one of the most popular prom nights
in 1999, as many as 62 percent of the traffic deaths were alcohol related (). The most
important question is whether or not the drinking age anywhere in the United States
should be lowered, raised or if it should stay the same. Statistics prove that the legal
drinking age should remain at the age of twenty one in the United States.... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The number killed in alcohol impaired driving crashes decreased 71% from the
record high of 5,215 in 1982 to a record low 1,510 in 2008 (Drunk Driving
Research) [(teenagers and alcohol)]. The drinking age is kind of an experiment
around the world. In many places around Europe, people who are below the age of
twenty one are allowed to drink by law. Many teenagers around the US find this
law biased, because teens aren t given enough credit for how responsible they can
be. In Northern Europe, people see alcohol as a culture issue. In many countries it is
traditional to have a glass of wine or two during each meal. The drinking age in other
countries vary but the normal legal age is between 16 18 years of age. A recent study
that compared DUI laws in the United States to those in comparable nations, such as
the European Union States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Brazil, found
that the United States had the highest proportion of traffic fatalities that were alcohol
related among the 12 countries reporting data. It was reported that the United States
had relatively lax enforcement in comparison to other countries ( National Minimum
Drinking Age Choose Responsibility ). The majority of teenagers in America think
that drinking is not worth the consequences it causes. Girls are much more

Perfectionism Vs Perfectionism
The types of exercise(s) and exercise behaviours an individual possesses influence
how they view themselves and how much they enjoy the activity. Individuals
participating in an exercise regime who strive for flawlessness and set high
performance standards for themselves is known as perfectionism. The two
dimensions of perfectionism are self oriented perfectionism (SOP) and socially
prescribed perfectionism(SPP). SOP is requiring perfection from oneself, while
SPP is perceiving that others are requiring perfection of oneself. These two
dimensions have been studied together by using a 2x2 model and the subtypes are:
non perfectionism (low SPP and low SOP), pure SPP (high SPP and low SOP), pure
SPP (low SPP and high SOP) and mixed perfectionism (high SPP and high SOP).
Perfectionism has a powerful role in exercise, and researchers have found that greater
exercise behaviours in individuals are associated with more perfectionist traits
(Longbottom, 2007). A study by Gulker, Laskis and Kuba (2001) compared
perfectionist traits among excessive and non excessive exercisers. They wanted to
see if excessive exercisers scored higher on obsessive compulsiveness, body
dissatisfaction and drive in thinness than non exercisers. The findings supported the
hypothesis that excessive exercisers had higher rates on measures of perfectionism.
This study supports the impact perfectionism has on the individual in an exercise
context.
A study by Gould, Dieffenback and Moffett (2002) was

The Importance Of Attending An AA Meeting
n Wednesday afternoon I drove to the Alano Club, a building in Florence, KY that
holds approximately 17 Alcoholic Anonymous (AA) meetings each week. This
meeting was open to the public meaning it was open to anyone addicts/alcoholics,
their loved ones, anyone in the community, etc. Every time that I attend a meetingI get
this irrational fear that I would recognize someone and they would think that I am
an alcoholic and tell everyone I knew but realistically this would not be the case
since this group relies on anonymous participation and privacy outside. After
previously attending an AA meeting my expectations for the amount of and diversity
of the people was much more open but I still was surprised when I walked in and
saw children that

Summary Of The Novels
Numerous characters in the novel use these technologies to further their own
goals. Case, the cowboy , hacks various systems for monetary gain but, he is, also,
addicted to the matrix and the cyberspace. Case agrees to work for Armitage in
exchange for repairs of his nervous system, which grants him back the ability to
enter the matrix. He doesn t have any knowledge of what is the objective of their
mission. He is motivated, mostly, by the ability to interact once again with the
cyberspace and to rise above the condition of a simple meat (Miller and Wagner
Martin 57). The interaction with the cyberspace is described as ultimate physical
experience and is compared to an orgasm (Roberts 174) Molly states I saw you
stroking that Sendai;... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, both are dependent on their cybernetic enhancement and are unable to
function properly without them. McCoy Pauley, Dixie Flatline, is the character
who is problematic to the traditional notion of a character. He is a computer
program (an algorithm) that can mimic dead s individual personality and habits.
He does everything a conscious person does: laughs, answers, possesses a self
awareness and the desire to die. However, he can t attain a sense of self identity
and, therefore, he isn t real (Roberts 175 177). Armitage, unlike McCoy Pauley, has
the body of a real human being. However, as the story progresses characters realize
that Armitage is some sort of flesh construct, a ROM personality build around the
fragmented identity of a real man named Corto, who was almost killed in a military
raid. Eventually, the Corto s personality emerges through Armitage; he is insane and
is killed by Wintermute. In contrast, Armitage had self preservation habits. Even
though, Armitage was just a programmed personality, built by Wintermute, he
seemed more real and human than his actual identity, Corto (Roberts 176 177). For
some entire clans, like the Tessier Ashpools, the progress in technology was their
demise. Their plan to retain control over their corporation fails as family members
become increasingly unstable, most likely due to their unusual existence (cloning
and being cryogenically frozen and refrozen in labs): Ashpool kills Tessier, his wife,
after she

Compare Jitter, Shimmer and Harmonics to Noise Ratio in...
Compare jitter, shimmer and harmonics to noise ratio in terms of the types of
information each provides?
Jitter and shimmer are measures of the cycle to cycle variations of fundamental
frequency and amplitude, respectively, which have been largely used for the
description of pathological voice quality. Jitter is also known as frequency
perturbation and refers to the minute involuntary variations in the timing variability
between cycles of vibration. In essence, it is a measure of frequency variability in
comparison to the client s fundamental frequency. Research shows that jitter values in
normal voices range from 0.2 to 1 percent. (Ferrand, 2007) Jitter values above this
level indicate that the vocal folds are vibrating in a way that ... Show more content on
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The vocal note produced by the vibrations of the vocal folds is complex and made
up of periodic (regular and repetitive) and aperiodic (irregular and non repetitive)
sound waves. The aperiodic waves are random noise introduced into the vocal
signal owing to irregular or asymmetric adduction (closing) of the vocal folds.
Noise impairs the clarity of the vocal note and too much noise is perceived as
hoarseness. The Harmonics to Noise (HNR) ratio is a measure of the proportion
of harmonic sound to noise in the voice measured in decibels. (Ferrand, 2007).
HNR quantifies the relative amount of additive noise (Awen Frankel, 1994) The
lower the HNR, the more noise in the voice. Laryngeal pathology may lead to poor
adduction of the vocal folds and, therefore, increase the amount of random noise in
the vocal note. If a person has some kind of problem in vibrating the vocal folds,
due to a growth, paralysis of one or both vocal folds, or other kind of laryngeal
problem, a larger amount of air escapes during vibration, creating turbulent noise.
(Pabon Plomp, 1988) The greater the proportion of noise, the greater the perceived
hoarseness, breathiness or roughness and the lower the HNR figure will be, i.e. a
low HNR indicates a high level of hoarseness, and a high HNR indicates a low level
of hoarseness. There is a strong relationship between how we perceive voice quality
and the harmonic to noise ratio (Ferrand, 2007).

How Sensors Allowed The Students
sensors allowed the students to compare the stresses and strains experienced in the
truss during the experiment with theoretical values from ANSYS ADPL. In Figure
3.1 , the layout of the truss and measuring devices is shown.
The students were required to trace the lead wires from each device to ensure that
when pulling the data, the right information was being labeled under the correct
column in the self writing excel file. The DAQ 1 board housed the five data
converters to ensure proper processing of information from the device to the lab
view code. In Figure 3.2 and Figure 3.3, a visualization of the DAQ 1 board is shown.
Once the students familiarized themselves with the DAQ 1 wiring, ... Show more
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Once the load cell returned to its initial loading state the experiment is complete. The
students then saved the excel file to a flash drive, and turned off all devices.
4.0 Results and Discussion
4.1 ANSYS ADPL Truss Setup
Figure 4.1, located below, shows the setup used for ANSYS. All of the nodes at
the outermost corners of the truss are constrained to rotate about the z axis only,
and are fixed for the remaining 3 translational degrees of freedom and 2 rotational
degrees of freedom. The force is applied at the location indicated by the red arrow:
the same spot as in the lab.
The loads applied in the lab were applied to the truss at the location indicated by the
red arrow. Afterwards, the following data sets were recorded from the ANSYS model:
Y displacement of the nodes corresponding to the locations of the linear displacement
transducers shown in Figure 3.1
Axial force in the elements corresponding to the elements that contain the load cells
shown in Figure 3.1
Shear in the elements corresponding to the elements that contain the strain gages
shown in Figure 3.1
4.2 Member Force and Strain Data Analysis
Figure 4.2, located below, shows a comparison of the experimental data with the
ANSYS data for the members in tension: the members in tension are members 14,
16, and 19 in Figure 4.1. Data points represented with a dot are data points taken
when the load was

Unit 1 Individual Project Mkt640 в Ђ“ a Managerial
Approach...
Kimberly Bell
American Intercontinental University
Unit 1 Individual Project
MKT640 A Managerial Approach to Marketing
November 11, 2012
Abstract
This paper reflects challenges brought on by starting up a new product, the
effectiveness and efficiency of technology when marketing, and the battle of legal
and ethical complication. Given are examples of different situation of each topic to
demonstrate how each take place when starting a new product or service.
The Marketing Scenario
Introduction
When bringing a new product or service together there are certain aspects to be
considered for a successful product or outcome. Those aspects may include target,
sector, location, creating an effective marketing plans and ... Show more content on
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Its second module called researcher Facilitates Engineers in executing semantic
searches related with the powerful databases for finding appropriate resolutions and
concepts (Frey, 2006). Technology: Efficiency and Effectiveness
Technology also helps in the quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of product data.
For example, in the banking industry several models based on Data Envelopment
Analysis (DEA) have been developed to help with the analyzing and processing of
data (Yang, 2009). This process not only helps the organization to be more efficient
but also more effective when servicing its customers. Technology: Display
Technology can also help to display your new product in an arena for a big or small
audience. For example, with a web page the new product can be advertised and sent
over the internet, whereas it will be displayed in a database to allow a professional
and systematic presentation to a large audience and sharing the of a wealth of
information on a continued bases. Legal and Ethical Implications in New Product
Development
Many legal and ethical implications are faced when launching a new product or
service. For example, packing, labeling regulations, disclosures, and standards. There
are difference regulations set forth in different countries. There is a must that
organizations understand the responsibilities regarding regulations are crucial to
ensuring worldwide compliance and sustained economic

Cinderella Man and the Great Depression
James J. Braddock once said, I have to believe that once things are bad, I have to
change them . The movie Cinderella Man is about Braddock rising from a poor,
unsuccessful boxer to the heavyweight boxing champion of the world. The historical
background to his life and career was during the same time period as the Great
Depression. James Braddock was not always the boxer he is now known to be, in
the 1920 s he had lost one third of his fights and people referred to him as a bum
which is the lowest name you could label a boxer at the time. Despite a broken hand
and the hatred the crowd brought upon him, Braddock never hesitated to do his best
on the rink. However, when the
Great Depression began, Braddock lost his money, job, and for ... Show more content
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Mae Braddock loved her husband very much, rich or poor she wanted no one other
than James J. Braddock. They had three children, James, Howard and Rosemarie.
When sickness threatened one of their children s life, Mae decided to send their
kids away to a home where she thought they would be safer. A disappointed and
defeated Jim disagreed with Mae s decision and

Paper Mache Research Paper
Art is perhaps the best way on the planet to show and describe feelings. For many
people art is nothing but color on paper, but in truth it is so much more. To be able
to properly understand a work of art, which could be a sculpture, painting, drawing
etc. You must first be able to understand how the artist has expressed themselves. So
we are going to take this one step at a time and look at one of the most popular type
of sculpture. Papermache. Paper mache comes from the combination of French
syllables, papier mache meaning chewed paper. The art form gets its name from it s
wet, soggy appearance. The composite material can be made from paper or pulp. In
Ancient Egypt, many of the facemasks and caskets were made from crushed up
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For those of you who don t know what a pinata is, it is basically a paper mache
animal or toy that you hollow out and fill with candy. Then you put on a blindfold
and hit it with a bat until the candy comes out. This tradition first originated from
Spain except you would fill the pinata with toys or other small trinkets instead of
candy.
For those of you who are new to art. It is not easy. Frustration can be very common,
especially when you sculpt in paper mache. I have done paper mache before and
know it to be very unforgiving if you make a mistake. A couple examples of things
you want to avoid are: thin spots on your project, (cave in s), Not too much solution,
(Can wreck your base), And painting before your sculpture is dry.
Like I said at the start of this essay. Art is a wonderful way to express yourself in
many ways: visual, photographic, sculpting (3D) etc. but one thing everyone must
keep in mind is that no piece of art is perfect. If you make a mistake that is just
fine, you are not a professional. And if you are, well good for you. But what I am
trying to say is that not just anyone can fully grasp or understand art. As all my
teachers say. It s okay not to know, however it isn t okay not to

Norman Perceval Rockwell Influence
In the early 20th century the United States was rapidly industrializing. There were
many changes including political, economic, cultural and social changes. All of these
changes set the stage for artistic movements. Norman Perceval Rockwell was a
famous and well known author, painter, and illustrator in his era. His drawings
depicted the simplicity and nobility of American life and culture even in tough times
like World War II.
Norman Perceval Rockwell was born in New York City on February 3, 1894. His
grandfather was an English immigrant who painted and passed his knowledge on
to Norman. At an early age Norman realized that drawing was his only talent after
attempting to pursue a dream in weight lifting. After all, he was a skinny boy with
a tall build and stood at 6 feet tall. At the age of 14 Norman enrolled in art classes at
The Chase School of Art. By the age of 16 he dropped out of High School and
enrolled at the National Academy of Design to pursue his passion as an artist.
Norman then transferred to The Arts Student League. By the age of 16 Norman
graduated and began working at his first job as the art director of Boy s Life
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Although some artist criticized his work as boring, Norman appealed to the
American culture that existed in his time. This America was about God, family,
and their country. In an excerpt from Norman s autobiography My adventures as
an illustrator, Norman states Country people fit into my kind of pictures better
than city people. Their faces are more open and expressive, lacking the coldness of
city faces . He goes on to state Maybe as I grew up and found that the world wasn t
the perfectly pleasant place I had thought it to be, I unconsciously decided to
compensate. So I painted only the ideal aspects of life . He enjoyed painting the
clean, simple country life. He went on to paint for The Saturday Evening Post for 47

The Airport City Of Whittier, Ca 90602, And The Date I...
1. The place is at City of Whittier, the location is 13230 Penn Street Whittier, CA
90602, and the date I went to go visit was Thursday August 6. It was my first time
attending a local governmental meeting. The meeting that was held was titled as
The Parking and Transportation Commission. I was glad the topic was on this
because I felt keeping our society safe is the most important. So the City Council
would do its best to make sure that there would not be hassle while driving on the road
way. They try their best to prevent traffic and parking problems. Obviously there is
still going to be traffic on the freeways, but they try their best to cause fewer
problems for people in the society. The members that were in the meeting would give
suggestions or feedback, and recommendations to other board members. Everyone
had their own point of view about the Parking and Transportation issue. The Directive
was taking a look at the transportation ecological impact reports, future transportation
expansion strategies, and school crossing guardsites. I feel like their thoughts were all
good, however in my opinion it is not a good ideato use all those recommendations
regarding about the issue. The reason for this is because then it would be too costly.
I feel that it would be best to just take the best recommendation and then use that as
a strategy for traffic flow. In addition, I like the idea of how they need of school
crossing guard places is important, because sometimes children do

Essay on TASK 2 Develop Options for CI MICI
MANAGE INNOVATION AND CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT
TASK 2: DEVELOP OPTIONS FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT UNIT
CODE: BSBMGT6O8C name prakash panchal student id std01850 1. EXECUTIVE
SUMMARY: This document is a detailed assessment under project Manage
Innovation And Continuous Improvement Task1 i.e. Develop options for continuous
Improvement through which the researcher needs to demonstrate their capabilities
essential for analyzing an existing case study present in the text book in which the
main target is the Innovation and improvement. All minute specifications and details
about the strategies and enhancing polices are discussed under this literature review.
Concluding with the suggestions and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And, in the case of the Gilbert Company, his timing could not have been worse. In
the case of the A. C. Gilbert Company, a combination of six succession factors
caused its demise: Egocentrism, paternalism, a lack of succession planning,
differentiation, life stage incompatibility, and plateau. Reviewing the performance
of an organization is also an important step when formulating the direction of the
strategic activities. It is important to know where the strengths and weaknesses of
the organisation lie, and as part of the Plan Do Check Act cycle, measurement
plays a key role in quality and productivity improvement activities. The main
reasons it is needed are: To ensure customer requirements have been met To be able
to set sensible objectives and comply with them To provide standards for
establishing comparisons To provide visibility and a scoreboard for people to
monitor their own performance level To highlight quality problems and determine
areas for priority attention To provide feedback for driving the improvement effort
The balanced scorecard approach How do customers see us?A scorecard has several
measurement perspectives, with the original scorecard having financial, customer,
internal business and innovation and learning perspectives. Balanced scorecards are
normally a key output from the strategy formulation process. The key goals that are
identified as being critical to the success of the business,

Blackberry Limited And Its Effect On Business Essay
1. Background 1.1 Blackberry Introduction Blackberry Limited was framed in
1995 yet was then known as Research in Motion (RIM). A worldwide leader in
mobile communications, BlackBerry reformed the versatile business when it was
presented in 1999. Today, BlackBerry intends to move the accomplishment of our
huge number of clients around the globe by consistently pushing the limits of
mobile experiences. Founded in 1985 and situated in Waterloo, Ontario, BlackBerry
workplaces are in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America. Its
texting programming BBM, was propelled in 2005. In the industry of
telecommunications, Blackberry has so many competitors; like Apple, and
Samsung. Likely they were unable to resist the competition, trends as compared to
others. Blackberry operates in mobile industry with different competitors such as
Apple, Samsung, and Google which holds high scale of competition which
blackberry isn t able to cope up with. (1) 1.2 Strategic decision The strategic
decision which is taken by the blackberry is that they are now trying to shut their
phone business after 14 years of making handsets. So therefore the Canadian company
has now changed their mind set and trying to focus on making software instead of
hardware, so as they are switching from hardware to a software company they
decided to outsource the manufacture of hardware to other companies. John Chen, the
company s executive chairman and chief executive stated: we

John Proctor As A Hero
In literature, heroes can be defined as the protagonist and someone who has gone
through the worst of times but came out looking to the best. Simple heros found in
today s novels, short stories, and poems go through a series of tasks that help shape
their heroism. Aristotle quoted A man doesn t become a hero until he can see the
root of his own downfall. These wise words applies to all tragic and sympathy
inducing heroes in the world, such as Odysseus, the brave warrior king from The
Odyssey, and John Proctor, the Puritan farmer from The Crucible.
John Proctor is a true, classic hero from a historical fiction novel based on the
Salem Witch Trials in Salem, Massachusetts. While the Salem Witch Trials were a
terrible and harsh time for nearly all of the population, John Proctor can be seen as
the pinnacle of hope for all of the townspeople present in the book. He trudged
through the trials with a fiery ball of passion to save his wife, Elizabeth, while also
coming to truth with himself. John Proctor realizes what he had done wrong and
spends the remainder of his life attempting to correct his mistakes, which is called
hamartia and anagnorisis. Despite this, John Proctor is no pure man, committing to
adultery and acting selfish when not thinking of his friends lives being wasted. Yet
he had come to terms of forgiveness in himself and his wife in Act Four of The
Crucible.
While each victim of the Salem Witch Trials suffered terribly throughout the book, the

Real Cost Of Smoking Essay
#RealCost
The effects of smoking have been the ongoing cause of numerous health problems in
America. While this may be considered common knowledge for most people today,
for many generations before us, the effects of smoking were virtually nonexistent in
the minds of common citizens. Even once they were discovered, the consequences of
smoking were constantly brushed under the rug by tobacco companies in fear that if
people became aware, their companies would lose business. In effort to end the lack
of awareness within society, the FDA launched a campaign to expose the #Real Cost
of smoking cigarettes. This campaign includes a series of powerful advertisements
calling attention to the endless list detrimental side effects caused by tobacco. ... Show
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At the end of the commercial, the audience is given the fact that smoking menthols or
any other type of cigarette causes gum disease that puts the consumer at a higher risk
of losing his or her teeth. Stating this fact not only clarifies the purpose of the spine
chilling demonstration that was previously mentioned, but it also appeals to the
viewers logic by giving indisputable proof that makes smoking undesirable and bad
for a person s health. Backed by scientific reasoning, the fact that tobacco causes gum
disease cannot be denied. The use of reliable facts also gives the campaign credibility,
thus strengthening their claims against tobacco.
With the use of the rhetorical devices, the FDA is able to achieve an effective
advertisement that appeals to the viewer s emotion and logic in order to expose the
#RealCost of smoking, particularly the cause of gum disease. Thanks to the growing
awareness credited to these campaigns, smoking in adults has reached an all time
low. The media continues to reach out to the young adult generation with this
campaign in effort to continue the decline of tobacco use as well as to ensure that the
effects never again go

Ccna 1 Final Exam
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Assessment ENetwork Final Exam Network Fundamentals (Version 4.0) Updated
March 11th 2009 100/100 1 A PC can not connect to any remote websites, ping its
default gateway, or ping a printer that is functioning properly on the local network
segment. Which action will verify that the TCP/IP stack is functioning correctly on
this PC? Use the ipconfig /all command at the hostп їЅs command prompt. X Use the
ping 127.0.0.1 command at the command prompt. Use the traceroute command at the
command prompt to identify any failures on the path to the gateway. Use FTP to
check for connectivity to remote sites. Download a troubleshooting tool from the PC
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Flash X NVRAM RAM ROM 14 A routing issue has occurred in you internetwork.
Which of the following type of devices should be examined to isolate this error?
access point host hub X router switch 15 Which OSI layer protocol does IP rely on
to determine whether packets have been lost and to request retransmission?
application presentation session X transport 16 Due to a security violation, the
router passwords must be changed. What information can be learned from the
following configuration entries? (Choose two.) Router(config)# line vty 0 3
Router(config line)# password c13c0 Router(config line)# login The entries
specify three Telnet lines for remote access. X The entries specify four Telnet lines
for remote access. The entries set the console and Telnet password to c13c0 . Telnet
access will be denied because the Telnet configuration is incomplete. X Access will
be permitted for Telnet using c13c0 as the password. 17 Which prompt represents
the appropriate mode used for the copy running config startup config command ?
Switch 6J gt; X Switch 6J# Switch 6J(config)# Switch 6J(config if)# Switch
6J(config line)# 18 Which combination of network id and subnet mask correctly
identifies all IP addresses from 172.16.128.0 through 172.16.159.255? 172.16.128.0
255.255.255.224 172.16.128.0 255.255.0.0 172.16.128.0 255.255.192.0 X
172.16.128.0 255.255.224.0 172.16.128.0 255.255.255.192 19 When must a router

Kant s Critique Of Pure Reason Essay
Kant Modern Philosopher Immanuel Kant, was born in Prussia in 1724 and passed
away in 1804. Kant wrote the famous book A Critique Of Pure Reason where he
mentions and talks about David Hume, and how he himself was awoke from his
stubborn beliefs. Many people find Kant s Theory as a form deontological ethics;
where actions of right and wrong. Does not depend on their consequences, but on
whether they fulfill our duty and/or obligations. Immanuel Kantemphasized the idea
that we have duties and rules to follow. We as humans should act with reason and
think in regards to others not in ourselves only. In other words, we need to
universalize our actions before we act upon them.
To begin with, Kant mentions good will in Chapter 12 The Categorical Imperative:
from the book Exploring Ethics: An Introductory Anthology. By Steven Cahn.
Kant states, A good will is not good because of its effects or accomplishments and
not because of its adequacy to achieve any proposed end: it is good only by virtue
of its willing that is, good in itself (Kant 99 100). With this mention Kant elaborates
the idea of good will comes from the will to do whatever is right thing or way; no
matter what the situation. Others might think of good will also as being brave,
intelligent, happiness, and many etc. Even though being smart and brave will bring
happiness to our lives. It can also be a bad thing and can alter our reason and actions
in a negative way. Also intelligence is a good without

The Games Of Thrones By George R.r
Introduction
The Games of Thrones is a 1st book in A song of Ice and Fire . It is a fantastic
adaptation of George R.R. Martin. The story of The Games of Thrones is original
, multi layered with lots of sub plots, and is non formulaic. It is incredibly exciting
,joyful, suspenseful ,mysterious, and very unpredictable and there is no way for
you to know what is going to happen in this novel. The story is also very violent .
The characters are well developed and enjoyable whereas some characters are even
clever and secretive. Unlike most fantasy books, Martin s characters are not totally
good or evil. His characters are also very personable so we can think of them as
real people and can develop strong emotions towards them throughout the novel.
Many of the characters in the novel The Games of Thrones are killed off and new
ones appear throughout the novel. The title sequence consists of a three dimensional
map of the world, which includes the continents of Westeros and Essos, located on
the inner surface of a sphere. At the center of the sphere is a light source, a sun
surrounded by an astrolabe like arrangement of rotating rings. The Game of Thrones
is set in the SevenKingdoms of Westeros of Medieval Europe. Here in the novel The
Games of Thrones we see that brothers plots against each other.
George Raymond Richard Martin, an American novelist and a short story writer in
the fantasy, horror fiction was born on September 20, 1948. Martin s father was half
Italian,

Renee Napier In William Shakespeare s Twelfth Night
Olivia Renee Napier, it s a pretty important name! If I wasn t Olivia I would be
Megan, Megan Renee Napier. I just can t see that! I am Olivia Renee Napier.
Napier is Scottish, it is derived from naperer which in Medieval times is a person
that sold or produced linen. My middle name, Renee (Ruh Nay), is the French
spelling, which means reborn or rebirth there are other forms such as Renae, or
Rene. Now my first name, Olivia, was first used in William Shakespeare s Twelfth
Night . Oliva is also the Latin root word meaning, olive. Olivia was the fourth most
popular name in Ohio, circa 2004. So there are probably a lot of twelve to thirteen
year old Olivia s out there, but there is only one Olivia Renee Napier. Was there
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Mr.Finkbine may occasionally be grouchy but his students never see it because he
s learned to look past that. I strive to be as upbeat and positive He also has great
messages to spread, everything he told the 2016 17 Starlet Rams I took to heart. I
truly believe that myself emotionally and socially changed drastically because of
the boost in confidence that I had. Basically what I am trying to say is thank you
Mr.Finkbine, for always being yourself. You have helped me a lot. My advice shall
be given to my best friend who shall remain unnamed to maybe help her out . . .
Please do not spend all of your time in a spiral of shame and regret it really is not
healthy. You re growing up too fast, slow down! You are your worst critic, and I m
my worst critic but you can t spend time reflecting on your flaws, you need to
spend time basking in your perfections. You get stressed (and I understand) you
want to be a golden child, bulletproof and overall perfect! But let me tell ya you re
not and it s ok! Your skin, body, personality and so much more shouldn t have to be
perfect for you to be comfortable with who you are. I m not saying I m perfect and I
never bring myself down, I do and I know you know that. What I am saying is that
you need to learn to pick yourself up. And if you can t I m always here for

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C521 Exam 1
Name:| Imtiaz Ahmed|
You have three hours to take and submit this exam. You must save this file using the
following convention: LastnameFirstname (for example, my exam would be saved as
SmithReed.docx). If you do not have the most current version of Word, that is OK.
The file extension might be .doc instead. The document is protected (Tools menu) so
that the data in the answer cells is type restricted. You may unprotect the document in
order to paste excerpts from Excel (they must be formatted to fit) into your
computations, but then you should re protect the document without passwords so
that you do not lose the answer formatting for the remainder of the exam. The exam
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An aging of accounts receivable is completed. It is estimated that $9,150 of the
receivables outstanding at year end will be uncollectible.
Bad Debts Expense| Allowance for Doubtful Accounts (adjusted balance)| $4,150 |
$9,150 |
2. It is estimated that 3% of credit sales for the year will prove to be uncollectible.
Bad Debts Expense| Allowance for Doubtful Accounts (adjusted balance)| $4,000 |
$9,000 |
Show computations here: Bad debts expense| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | uncollectible amount |
| | 9150| | | balance of allowance for doubtful debts| | 5000| | | | | | | | dr| cr| | | BAD
DEBT EXPENSE| | | 4150| | | | | Allowance for doubtful debt | | 4150| | | | | | | | | | |
ADJUSTED BALANCE in allowance for doubtful debt| 9150| (5000+4150)| | | | | | | |
| Uncollectible amount | 3% of 300000| 9000| | | Balnance of allowance for doubtful
debts| 5000| | | | | | | | 4000| | | | | | | | dr| cr| | | BAD DEBT EXPENSE | | | 4000| | | | |
Allowance for doubtful

Prostitution In The Philippines
Prostitution is one of the oldest professions that have widely been practiced around
the world, and the Philippines is no exception to this. With the advent of Spanish
colonists in the late 1500s, Filipina slaves were sold as exotic sex objects or
prostitutes to European brothels. During the early 1940s, many Filipinas in Manila
and surrounding towns served as comfort girls to provide sexual favors to Japanese
soldiers of the Japanese Imperial Army serving in the country and in the Pacific
region. Today, with the emergence of information technology and global travel, the
age old profession has begun to operate on a technological scale, and sex workers,
mostly young girls, have moved not only to the big cities but also online. To be
specific, a new form of prostitutionamong Filipina schoolgirls, called Prosti tuition,
has surfaced recently in the country.
Prosti tuition, as the name suggests, is a term used among student sex workers to
refer to the use of prostitution as a means of earning money to send themselves to
school. Sometimes called survival sex, it is sex work that pays for these students
tuition fees, school supplies, allowance, cellphone load, and the like. Typically, the
peak season for this tuition payment scheme is during enrollment period or right
before final/periodic exams (Santos, 2014).
Compared to traditional prostitution, what is interesting about prosti tuition is that
the personal services providers (PSPs) or walkers mostly rely on smartphones

Steven Moffat Research Paper
Steven Moffat was born in a place in Scotland called Paisley on November 18th
1961. He went to school at Camphill high school. The college he went to was the
University of glasgow, where he got with the student television station. Once he got
his MA degree in English from that university. He became a teacher at
cowdenknowes High School. He began his journey as a playwright, author, and
Producer from there, after he retired as a teacher. He wrote, directed, produced, and
was involved in many different pieces of a various kinds of entertainment. For
example his first writing or some call sitcom was titled Joking Apartwas a piece that
told about his first marriage. To briefly explain this famous piece it was about how
his first marriage and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He then followed up with six episodes that revived the series, these episodes began in
2005. Steven Moffat was a very talented artist who changed the game when he
wrote these many of well known scripts, he literally changed the actors and
actresses. Steven had many successes in his life for examples he also created the
very famous Sherlock Holmes . In january 2016 it was announced that steven
would stop and step down from the position from being the showrunner of the
piece Doctor Who . In the spring of 2017 season finale, Chris Chinball would take
his spot. Moffat has been awarded with many BAFTA Awards, four Hugo Awards,
and Two Emmy Awards. As i have said once in this revision paper Moffat is a very
talented man and all of his work from the beginning and until the end of his career
has been praised over the years of his retirement and will most likely be praised
until the day he passes away. Moffat was famous for using his personal life to put
in his work, going back to what I was saying about his marriage, i ll use this as an
example just one last time because when he wrote that sitcom he wrote about
specific events that were very unfortunate for him, he even used a part in the script
that he was so mad that he swiped his typewriter across the desk and fell on his foot
and broke

Sir Robert Peel Essay example
Sir Robert Peel Paper Sir Robert Peel, Britain s home secretary felt that preventing
crimes and reforming criminals would have a more positive effect on society rather
than punishing them (Williams) 2003. This research paper will describe how
policing was handled in the early centuries as opposed to policing in America today.
This research paper will explain the impact that Sir Robert Peel had on American
policing. In the early centuries criminals were punished quite differently. Up until the
last two hundred years most societies relied upon citizens and communities to ensure
that laws were upheld and criminals apprehended (Grant) 2008. When crimes were
committed citizens and communities usually took the law in their own hands and...
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The

Dolores Huerta Inspiration
Dolores Huerta has made many contributions to our society and the social work
profession. While her title is not a social worker, she presents to be one at heart.
Huerta is a union leader, civil rights activist, and lobbyist. For many years, she
worked closely with Cesar Chavez to organize farmworkers. Huerta s drive and
motivation to correct social injustice is seen in her actions and words. The reason
Huerta was selected to be have this paper written on is because the writer attended a
speech of hers in May, 2013, and found her to be a big inspiration for anybody who is
passionate about social justice. Many people have knowledge of who Cesar Chavez
is, but not as many are aware of who his partner, Dolores Huerta, is. This paper is
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Her father, Juan Fernandez, was a farm worker, miner, union activist, and a state
assemblyman (Ruiz Sanchez, 2005; Dolores Huerta Foundation, 2014). Her
mother, Alicia Chavez, was a big inspiration for Huerta and one of the primary
reasons she became a feminist (Dolores Huerta Foundation, 2014). Alicia Chavez
owned a restaurant and a 70 room hotel where she welcomed low wage workers
and their families for affordable prices. Huerta and her brother worked at the
restaurant and Huerta noticed that the poor farm workers who stayed there were
working very long hours for very little pay; she got motivated to improve their
lives (Mendoza, 2004; Ruiz Sanchez, 2005). Her mother was also an active
member in the community as she was involved in numerous civic organizations and
church activities (Garcia, 2008; Dolores Huerta Foundation, 2014). Huerta s mother
encouraged diversity and made culture a big part of her upbringing (Garcia, 2008;
Dolores Huerta Foundation, 2014) Huerta was raised in Stockton, California; an
agricultural community made up of diverse working families (Garcia, 2008; Dolores
Huerta Foundation, 2014). Through participation in various school clubs and girl
scouts, Huerta reflected her mother s activism with her involvement at Stockton
High School (Dolores Huerta Foundation, 2014). After high school, Huerta
continued her education and earned a provisional teaching credential from
University of Pacific s Delta College in Stockton (Garcia, 2008; Dolores Huerta
Foundation, 2014). Teaching did not last very long for Huerta because she was
unable to continuously see kids (mostly children of farm workers) come to school
hungry and without basic necessities, such as shoes and proper clothing (Mendoza,
2004; Garcia, 2008; Dolores Huerta Foundation, 2014). This experience sparked the
activist in her and she began working towards correcting economic injustice

A Student Of Full Sail University
As a student of Full Sail University I am completing the course of Audio
Production. Growing up music was always an escape for me. My childhood was not
perfect and sometimes the only thing I felt that could help me escape reality was
music. Knowing how to sing, rap, and produce music by the age of 16 was my get
away from the world. Developing the skill without a degree is one thing. I am
attending Full Sail University to further my knowledge in this area of work and to
also better my skills. Music is a major industry to work in. Not stopping there I also
love to have my own brands and labels with all areas of work. This is why I look up
to O shea Ice CubeJackson Sr. Ice Cube has come a long way from the 90 s. From
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They were often harassed by police because of what the group represented with their
gangster music.
Ice Cube took a break from the group to complete his degree in Drafting at The
Phoenix Institute of Technology. Sometime after graduating Cube left the group
in 1990. Due to having a son on the way and getting married after conceiving his
son, Ice Cube felt his royalties were not given as they were promised by the group
s manager Jerry Heller. Lawsuits were made but the issue was solved outside of
the courts jurisdiction . This caused controversy Ice Cube felt he was making too
little for what work he put out. The group later ended in 1992 due to differences
and many disputes between the group. A little after the group ended Eric Eazy E
Wright became sick not knowing he had HIV. Sometime after splitting the group
talked about having a reunion to make more music once again. This reunited some
of the group members for sometime. 11 days after Eazy E found out he was infected
he passed away from the AIDS virus.
Cube started his own solo career as an artist. Later to collaborate with ex group
members Dr. Dre and DJ Ren Ice Cube s first film Boyz N The Hood (1991)
following his second film Trespass (1992). Later releasing songs such as It was a
good day (1993) off of his #1 debut album Predator . Directing his first movie Friday
(1995) and followed by one of his other most popular films Players Club (1998). With
his

African Slave Trade In Brazil Essay
African Slave Trade in Brazil Short Paper #1
The African slave during the period of Portuguese empire in Brazil would be a
period marked by extreme prejudice. The long term effects of slavery on society are
still present today. The Portuguese were in need of cheap labor for sugar cane
plantations and already had colonies in Africa. Thus, this created the perfect storm for
the first modern slave trade.
Portugal had no interest in settling new land for Portuguese people to live in.
Colonization in Brazil was triggered by the desire to use up as many resources as
fast as possible to make more money for the kingdom in Portugal. When the
Portuguese first arrived in the Brazil the land resources they discovered were a large
disappointment. Once they discovered sugar cane, however, the Portuguese
imperialistic machine began to churn. The Portuguese first attempted to enslave the
native Indians of Brazil but that was deemed a failure due to woman doing the
work instead of the men. The Portuguese were in desperate need of a new source of
labor when they started forcefully removing people from Africa to work as slaves on
plantations.
Even after the independence of Brazil in 1922, the difficulties of the African
Brazilian population faced did not change much. The large plantations and export
crops remained at the heart of the Brazilian economy. (The Colonial and Imperial
Past, 7) As the sugar market died out, a new market surged coffee. Black slaves
were deemed unsuitable to work on coffee plantations as an influx of European
immigrants came to work on the coffee plantations. This influx of European
immigrants is known as the Whitening of Brazil It is not by convenience that the
two events parallel each other. At the very core, this issue on slaves no longer
becoming suitable for work had nothing to do with ability but had everything to do
with racism. Brazilian elites thought anyone considered African Brazilian were
inferior and unable to meet the demands of coffee cultivations and export. (The
Colonial and Imperial Past, 7)
Brazil began to experience pressure from Britain to abolish slavery. However, the
government depended on the manpower of slaves in various markets to keep the
economy flourishing. As a

Descriptive Essay About Plane Trip
It was 8 o clock in the morning when we boarded the plane for Hawaii. My parents
were waiting for this trip for a long time. Mom was a flight attendant that was
based in Hawaii, and Dad was living here while doing collage. We have never been
on a trip like this before. We have gone on car trips, but never on a plane. As we
were boarding the plane my brother, Lowden and I were in awe of what we saw.
There was a tunnel leading to the plane with little windows you could look outside
with. It was a rainy day outside, and with little drops of water just enough to make
you cool. We got inside the plane with flight attendants greeting us by putting
flowers in our hair. Our seat was close to the front and near the window. Lowden and
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There was palm trees everywhere they all looked as if they were waving hello to me.
We walked further to the car dealership place, and got a car that we rented for the trip.
We have old friends, we are meeting at the beach let s go, Mom said excitedly.
We drove away from the beautiful mountains and towards the beach. Every time
we passed a restaurant I stuck my nose out the window. smelling the amazing
aromas of tropical food. When we finally reached the beach we all hopped out of
the car. We walked closer and closer to the ocean. Once we got close enough to the
sand I took off my flip flops, and ran into the ocean. There was only about 30 people
at the beach. About half of them were just laying in the sand tanning, and the other
half was playing in the water.
My parents meet their friends while Lowden, and I walked to the ocean. We saw a
small wall that was leading out to sea. Lowden asked Dad if we could walk across it.
He said only if we re careful because it is slippery. I was the first to walk across it.
The wall when about 30 feet into the ocean.
Do you want to go out the the edge and jump into the water? I asked.
Sure, Lowden Replied
We kept walking slowly down towards the edge of the wall. We got the the edge of
the wall, and Lowden asked who should go first. I insisted because I was so excited
to get in the water for the first time. I jumped in. Crunch. My knees were bent and I
was touching the ocean floor.
It s not even deep, and I stepped on a rock

Utilization Rates of Pedestrian Bridges in Kuala Lumpur
Introduction
Traffic congestion and air pollution are becoming growing problems in many cities in
Malaysia. In order to discourage automobile dependency, and increase pedestrian
activities particularly for short trips, the government has begun to promote non
motorized travel options by improving pedestrian facilities that promote an assured
level of convenience, comfort, and security for potential users. One of the facilities
that have been provided by the government is the pedestrian bridge.
A pedestrian bridge or footbridge is a bridge constructed for pedestrians and
sometimes for cyclists and bikers as well. It reduces the conflicts of traffic flow
between the pedestrians and the vehicles by separating them. Hence, it helps in
overcoming accidents and offers safety.
However, due to the added travel distance, most of the pedestrians normally avoid
using these bridges. This in turn, adds to traffic congestion and accidents that involve
pedestrians.
For the purposes of this research evaluation, the site selections are around the city of
Kuala Lumpur.¬¬
Background to the Study
Pedestrian bridges may offer safety and protection to the users but pedestrians often
avoid using these facilities. According to the survey that has been conducted by H.
Rizati, Siti Zaharah Ishak, Intan Rohani Endut (2013), this is due to several factors.
They are the added travel distance, the location of the facility, and the vehicle volume.
Pedestrians prefer to utilize pedestrian

Essay about Divorce Laws and Divorce Rates
Divorce laws in the United States are significantly more lenient today than they
were many years ago, especially during that of the WWII era. A marriage defined
by Merriam Webster is a legally sanctioned contract between a man and a woman to
be together for life. This definition is not so far from that of the religious definition
of marriage. From a religious stand point, however depending on your specific
religion, marriage is meant to be a union of a forever relationship even through
eternity. Though both the dictionary and religious definitions of a marriage seem
similar enough and straight forward enough to understand for those who are willing
to take that forever leap into an eternal bond there are those who depend on the easier
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The government needs to make changes to the Divorce Act if there is ever going to
be a change in the high divorce rate that is so clearly evident in our society. There
is no disputing it the evidence is clear that obtaining a divorce in today s world is
by far made more easy than that of historical times, however that doesn t mean
marriages mean any less now then they did then, they are just able to be more
clearly analyzed and fit to wants and needs instead of necessity. A divorce can be
obtained as easily as a driver s license depending on the type and couple involved.
The Divorce laws in many states, including my native state of Indiana make it as
simple as printing off your own forms, signing it and turning it in for a fee. Not
only has divorce become easier just in Indiana but in the country as a whole. It can
be as simple as printing off a form, signing, dating and turning it like it was one big
research paper from start to finish. Over the years divorce has been easier to obtain.
According to the Huffington Post the commonality of divorce was low until after
WWII. Also known was that up until the time of that war the United States had one
of the lowest divorce rates in the Western World. A common belief of why the
United States had such a low divorce rate was because it was seen as socially
unacceptable, a

The Cyscopy Procedures
Cystoscopy
Cystoscopy is a procedure that is used to help diagnose and sometimes treat
conditions that affect that lower urinary tract. The lower urinary tract includes the
bladder and the tube that drains urine from the bladder out of the body (urethra).
Cystoscopy is performed with a thin, tube shaped instrument with a light and camera
at the end (cystoscope). The cystoscope may be hard (rigid) or flexible, depending on
the goal of the procedure. The cystoscope is inserted through the urethra, into the
bladder.
Cystoscopy may be recommended if you have:
Urinary tract infections that keep coming back (recurring).
Blood in the urine (hematuria).
Loss of bladder control (urinary incontinence) or an overactive bladder.

Charles Darwin Research Paper
Charles Darwin was Born on February 2, 1809, in Shrewsbury New England.
Charles grew up in a house his father built when he got married to Susannah.
Charles was born into a large family with four older siblings. Charles Darwin had
three sisters, whose names are: Marianne, Caroline, and Susan. Charles Darwin also
had an older brother named Erasmus. Charles was quiet but he still had no trouble
making friends. Charles parents were Dr. Robert Darwin and Susannah Darwin.
Charles motherdied when he was only eight years old on July 15, 1817. Susannah
died of stomach cancer. After her death Dr. Robert became depressed. Because of his
depression, Dr. Robert spent much more time working.Because of him working more
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The Shrewsbury school however lacked the subjects Charles was interested in.The
shrewsbury school taught the classics, which Charles found irrelevant. However,
Charles made up for his lack of interest in the subjects his school taught be
conducting many experiments on his older brother Erasmus. Charles continued to
conduct experiments on his older brother Erasmus until Erasmus went to college.
Erasmus went to college at Cambridge university where he studied medicine.
Charles became very fond of collecting, Charles collected minerals as well as
insects. Another one of charles hobbies was bird watching as well as hunting. At age
sixteen Charles father Dr. Robert told him it was time for him to make something of
himself.
The first college Charles enrolled to the University of Edinburgh, Which is also
where his father Dr. Robert as well as his brother Erasmus went to get their degree.
Because Charles did not enjoy the study of medicine, Charles later dropped out of
the University of Edinburgh. After dropping out of the University of Edinburgh,
Charles enrolled at Cambridge University. Charles went to Cambridge University to
become a clergyman in the Church of England. The degree Charles received at
Cambridge University was a degree in

Persuasive Speech On Curable Disease
In the 22 seconds that have just passed, someone has died from tuberculosis. A
disease that is curable, and to most of us, is considered a disease of the past.
However, for people living in 2nd and 3rd world countries, it is very much an
epidemic in the present.
In America, it s not a problem for the average citizen. There a few cases so it s
extremely unlikely to catch it, but still, even if you do get infected, it s curable.
With simple antibiotics, you can be back to your normal life in a matter of weeks.
However, for people living in less fortunate countries, the story is different. Millions
of people who/whom are walking the streets are carrying this infection, most of them
aren t even showing symptoms. Something as simple as taking to someone carrying
the disease can result in a painful death and even if you don t contract it yourself, it
is likely that someone close to you will. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To give you some perspective, more people die each year to TB than Americans
died in WW1, WW2, The Vietnam War, The Korean War, and The Civil War,
combined. That s just every year. In all time, TB has taken more than 1 billion lives.
More than the black plague, more than smallpox, more than malaria, combined. Those
are some of the most devastating diseases ever and TB makes them look insignificant.
As a reminder, another 22 seconds has passed. Another wife, husband, father, mother,
son or daughter was just lost. Chances are, they died without medical attention,
without someone trying to save

Segmentation And Target Market Analysis
Segmentation and Target Market Paper The fundamental component of Market
segmentation is a market based strategy. Market segmentation strategies are generally
used to identify and further define the target customers, and provide supporting data
for marketing plan elements such as positioning to achieve certain marketingplan
objectives. Businesses may grow product differentiationstrategies, or an
indistinguishable approach, concerning specific products or product lines subjectable
to the specific requests and qualities of the target segment. A market segment deals
with descriptive characteristics and specific group of customers with distinctive
customer needs. It also involves dividing a broad target market into subsets of
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In October 2013, the company launched a music download service provided by
7digital. When advertising a product for this company, the price of products in the
market should always be set under fair price. When a company evaluating different
market segments, they must consider of three factors, that is, growth and segment
size, segment structural attractiveness and also company s resources and objectives.
(Armstrong G. Kotler P, 2005) The company s market segment opportunities are
certainly revealed by market segmentation. For all effective market segmentation,
these distinctive categories have met the criteria as they are easily identified. All of
the needs that can/will be demanded by customers will be comprised. A variety of
video and music in each store is available for purchase so that customers can have
tangible access through online in store. The diverse categories of each DVD and
music units are of different target markets and each segment can be addressed with an
individually targeted marketing mix. This approach generally offers a wide
assortment of advantages for both, customers and the business. Hence, HMV is using
the geographic, demographic, behavioral and psychographic approaches in their
market segmentation. The market identification as well as segmentation of targeted
markets is the most important element of each strategy. This particular company has
to evaluate the various segments

Essay on Linux Operating System
Linux is a trademark owned by Linus Torvalds [1]. It is an operating system which
is powerful, free and inexpensive to own based on UNIX [1]. It is a POSIX
compliant with versions available to install in cell phones, supercomputers and
most computing systems [1]. Linux is an open source program as its source code
is available to the general public for use and the right to modify from its original
design without any charges [1]. New code will be added to the next version made
available with Linuxif it is accepted as a universal improvement [1]. The code will
continue to exist and developed by the user even if the company fails [1]. Moreover,
updates for Linux are available every six months [1]. Nowadays, Linux is in constant
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Linux is then officially belongs to the world [2]. Linux kernel was first published
under its own license by Linux, which had a restriction on commercial activity
under its own license [2]. GNU GPL, which used in version 0.99 was then
published in the mid December 1992 [2]. In 1996, Linus announced that the
mascot for Linux wound be a penguin [2]. This is because Linus was bitten by a
penguin on his visit to the National Zoo Aquarium at Canberra [2]. However, an
original draft of today s well known mascot had been provided by Larry Ewing based
of this description [2].
There are advantages and disadvantages of Linux operating system. The first
advantages of Linux operating system is it is free to obtain [3]. Unlike Microsoft,
Linux distribution can be installed on more than one computer without any cost
charged [3]. Besides that, Linux can run perfect on old computers and enable users to
browse the Internet, email, play games, create and edit documents and others [3]. In
security aspect, Linux is much stronger than Windows. This is because Linux uses
smart authorization management [5], which requires user to authorize any action
that might harm their computer by entering the password [5]. By this way, users are
less likely to be tricked into installing malware and running virus programs [5]. In
addition, if user faces any technical problem, they can visit any of the Linux online
forums and post the

6 drivers of change in relationship selling and sales...
International Journal of Business and Management
August, 2009
Salesperson Professional Selling and the Effect on Buyer and Salesperson
Relationship
Maznah Wan Omar
Faculty of Business Management, Universiti Teknologi MARA
Kedah, Malaysia
Tel: 60 4 4562 550
E mail: [email protected]
Kamaruzaman Jusoff (Corresponding author)
Department of Forest Production, Faculty of Forestry, Universiti Putra Malaysia
43400 UPM Serdang, Selangor, Malaysia
Tel: 60 3 8946 7176
E mail: [email protected]
Mohd Noor Mohd Ali
Department of Physics, Universiti Teknologi MARA
Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Tel: 60 4 4243 069
E mail: [email protected]
Abstract
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Marshall et al., (1999), interviewed a diversity of professional salespeople to give
evidence for 49 new sales activities that were not pointed out in Moncrief s (1986)
original list. These latest activities fall into the following main categories:
communication technology, selling technology, activities related to adaptive and
consultative selling, and team oriented activities. Many of the specific activities
within these categories involve skills and content knowledge dissimilar from those
traditionally observed in the past as key salesperson success factors.
This study therefore investigates the salesperson professional selling (salesperson
knowledge and adaptive selling) and the effect on buyer and salesperson relationship
through customer loyalty, in the Malaysian retail sector. Oliver s (1997) model which
follows the cognition affect conation pattern is use in the development of this study.
2. Methods
2.1 Sampling design
To have a representative finding, the sampling technique used must be objective.

This is an important effort adopted by most researchers in order to furnish a finding
pertinent to the general. To choose the sample for this study, probability random
sampling was used. A probability sample is necessary if the sample is to be
representative of the population
(Reeves, 1992). Therefore, a two stage systematic sampling technique is employed in
this study.
2.2 Population and sample size
The unit of analysis for

The Impact Of The Tulsa Race Riot On The Greenwood
District
How did the Tulsa Race Riot of 1921 impact the Greenwood District
The Tulsa Race Riot impacted so many people and all it gets is a paragraph or one
page in an Oklahoma history textbook. This event put Tulsa on the map and it
barely gets any recognition. How are people supposed to change the world if
information is constantly hidden? The riot didn t completely leave a negative
impact. Don t be fooled, it was terrible and extremely destructive, but some good
came out of it. For example, in my case I swell with pride when I hear about how
successful and booming the black community was in Tulsa. It makes me appreciate
my hometown and what it has to offer. The Tulsa Race Riot of 1921 impacted the
Greenwood District by creating more roots in Tulsa, destroying the lives and homes
of families, and hiding the significance of Greenwood and how prosperous it was.
Where does someone get their views, traditions, and fears from if they don t identify
with a culture? There is literally a culture for everything. There s a millennial culture,
gaming culture, food culture, etc. you name it! Culture itself is the arts and other
manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively. Whether one
knows it or not, they identify with something. In the book Tulsa s Historic
Greenwood District by Hannibal B. Johnson it states A people without the knowledge
of their past history, origin, and culture is like a tree without roots Marcus Garvey.
(Johnson Page 9). This quote

Religious Worldview Essay
Religion these days have become the center of our attention as we contemplate
whats right and what is wrong. Figuring out what religious views fit best with what
you believe can be difficult to grasp as sometime we begin to wonder if what we
read or believe actually is true. It is only human nature to question the beliefs that
are set before us. Religious views all over the world have many spiritual beliefs and
traditions that are all different in some way. It is important to have the knowledge of
different religions as not everyone in this world believes the way you might. Having
the sensitivity towards their belief is important and having the understanding that you
can t change the way that they think. Two world religious views that are... Show more
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They believe and have hope that they will be one of the 144,000.00 people that
will go to heaven. However with that being said I could imagine that people would
eventually lose hope in that. Working with clients who may have a crisis in their
faith, I would recommend some resources to them to help. The resources I would
recommend to them would be talking with someone who has a similar faith as
them, perhaps a mentor at their place of fellowship. Perhaps it would be helpful for
them to join a bible study or group of other believers who they can communicate
with regarding their faith. I would also recommend the www.jw.org website to them
as this is the official website of Jehovah s Witness and offers information regarding
their

The Importance Of Camping With Small Children
Many people think taking a toddler camping is just asking for stress, headaches and
complications. Actually, your toddler can learn a lot at a young age from a trip into
nature. Camping with small children can be an entertaining experience while giving
them the basic skills of life.
Surroundings
For toddlers, life is one huge learning experience. The simplest, most basic functions
of the natural world are fascinating and eye opening to them. Camping provides the
opportunity to teach your toddlers about nature and observing their surroundings.
While sitting around the campsite, imagine your toddler spotting a leaf falling from a
tree and the fascination in their eyes as it slowly floats to the ground. This is an
opportunity to teach them about the different trees, leaves, plants and shrubs that
surround them.
Basic Survival Skills
Children are never too young to begin learning basic survival skills. Here s one
that can be taught in the form of a game. Bring some marbles in a bag that the
toddler can carry. Other items can be used as well, but stick with non edible ones
for this lesson, or one of mother nature s little creatures may just eat your lesson
materials. Start at the edge of your campsite and choose a path into the woods that
is easy enough for them to walk with you. Have your toddler place marbles on the
ground every couple of feet to leave a trail to follow back to your site. Dropping and
re discovering the marbles will not only be a fun game, but will give

Meiji Government
The Meiji government s imperialist and nationalist policies across the era lead
Japan from isolation in the Tokugawa era to a modern state and an Asian hegemon.
The policies required to institute the vast levels of change increased and in many
cases sometimes swayed the political consciousness of the Japanese away from the
intentions of the genro and political leaders of the time. One of the first steps the
Meiji leaders did to secure power after the overthrow of the Tokugawa system was to
create unification. This played an important political role as many of daimyo lands
had been granted great autonomy under Tokugawa rule. The consolidation of the
lands into prefectures and placement in sympathetic hands of men of talent and
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In the spirit to westernize, the Meiji government borrowed many principles such as
compulsory education as they saw it as a fundamental source of economic and
military power of the West (Gordon 67). As the new system was implemented in
1872 the idea was not widely accepted, only in the late 1880 s was it regarded as a
well accepted obligation (68). The education of the people of Japan was a
contributing factor in the Japanese Enlightenment, as Mori Arinori, the Minister of
Education in 1885, felt that education was to provide students with an opportunity
to develop their own way of thinking (Metraux 43). As a result, there was an
expansion of newspapers and translations of western texts. Those ideas were
consumed by the citizens to start a public debate and the found the movement for
people s rights. As these movements were subversive to the Meiji government,
education took a more state centered approach as it adopted a moralistic curriculum
that stressed lessons of ... loyalty to the state (Gordon 103) The early more liberal
Meiji government education, in the effort to increase in power, gave the citizenry
tools to improve the country but as in laters years education was deemed to be for
[service] to society and state (103). Education was a necessary key in the process to
develop Japan across all aspects provided with it the ability of the citizens to use it as
a weapon against the government even the empire and emperor focused

Comparing Augustine, Aquinas, Galileo, And Organized
Religion
Today, new technology and theories provide proof on how our world functions.
Through these new developments, the sciences can advance. This advancement not
only allowed us to increase knowledge but our rationality likewise. Traits that are
only unique to us in the entire animal kingdom. Like science, Religion is seen to
have as much of an influential role in our development as a species. Organized
religion helps create a connection between people which results in community and
culture. Ideas would be able to spread and grow far easier within a community. This
was due to religion s prevalence in the ancient world more so than the present day. A
key example was the establishment of Christianityas the Roman Empire s official
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His more relaxed viewpoint on the interpretations of the Bible and scripture allowed
him to accept the Copernican theory. He even justified his stance through
principals. The first principle was called biblical limitation. I should judge that the
authority of the Bible was designed to persuade men of these articles and
propositions which, by science, or by any other means than through the very mouth
of the Holy Spirit. This principle overall explained that the bible could only be
understood and interpreted correctly by the Holy Mother Mary. This gave a
justification against claims from previous scholars such as St. Aquinas and St.
Augustine. These two scholars took ideas for the overall argument from
interpretations of the Bible made from either themselves or those before them.
Therefore, Galileo believed that the interpretations were false. This allowed for
science to not come in conflict with Catholicism as no one truly understood it.
Another principle was the priority of physical demonstration. This principle stressed
more on the empirical evidence before scriptural evidence. For this principle, Galileo
focused primarily on nature and this allowed him to protect the concept of the
Copernican theory from the bible. Since he used empirical evidence on nature, it
allowed him to determine that the sun was at the center of the universe. Thus,
observation, a major part of scientific

Students Should Not Be A Classroom
Young people misbehaving in school has become common in the twenty first century
in Australia and around the world. According to Tsouloupas (2013) student behaviour
can be described as a form of distractibility, disengagement, or disobedience in the
classroom (p.164). Many students misbehave in school due to the different events
occurring in their lives. However, the way teachers choose to manage a classroom
can have an impact on the student s behaviour. Different factors can lead to young
people misbehaving in school. This paper will draw on various academic articles that
will demonstrate how young people misbehave in school. Also a type of methodology
was conducted in order to demonstrate other individual s thoughts about why young
people misbehave in school .
An interview process was conducted where six different individuals (mixed
gender) were interviewed in order to examine their opinions regarding Why do
young people misbehave in school . The participants were given a consent form to
sign in order for the interviewer to use for assignment purposes. The participants
varied because there was one teacher, one pre service teacher, one student, one
parent and one case worker. Each of these participants had different opinions and
answers when they were asked why young people misbehave in school . The strong
opinions where from the two teachers and the two parents based on their experiences.
There were many similarities and differences between the participant s