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R. M. S. Titanic Persuasive Essay
What caused the unsinkable R.M.S Titanic to capsize down to the depths of the North Atlantic
Ocean and kill an abundant number of people? The R.M.S Titanic sank due to an assortment of
obstacles; however, it can be narrowed down to a few critical things. The survival of people was
based on availability of lifeboats and wealth class. Mr Joseph Bruce Ismay was a wealthy
businessman who built ships. Mr. Ismay made it away from this tragedy because of his wealth. An
icebergalong with the crew s ignorance and unreadiness caused the R.M.S Titanic to sink to the
depths; however, Mr. Ismay along with other wealthy people along with some poor made it out
alive. On the 12th day of April 1912 the R.M.S Titanic struck an iceberg to causing it to
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What caused the unsinkable R.M.S Titanic to capsize down to the depths of the North Atlantic
Ocean and kill an abundant number of people? The R.M.S Titanic sank due to an assortment of
obstacles; however, it can be narrowed down to a few critical things. The survival of people was
based on availability of lifeboats and wealth class. Mr Joseph Bruce Ismay was a wealthy
businessman who built ships. Mr. Ismay made it away from this tragedy because of his wealth. An
icebergalong with the crew s ignorance and unreadiness caused the R.M.S Titanic to sink to the
depths; however, Mr. Ismay along with other wealthy people along with some poor made it out
alive. On the 12th day of April 1912 the R.M.S Titanic struck an iceberg to causing it to
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The Significance Of Kristallnacht And The Holocaust
30000 Jews were sent to concentration camps during Kristallnacht. The Nazi s came to power in
1932 as they were elected 608 seats in the German parliament. After this event, the Nazi s used
fear and propaganda to slowly hypnotize and imbed their beliefs into the minds of every
German citizen. However in November of 1938, the Nazi s showed everyone what they really
believed in. during the night of broken glass or Kristallnacht. The Nazi s ransacked and
destroyed many Jewish businesses while they also killed and captured many Jewish citizens .
The purpose of Kristallnacht was to strike fear into Jewish communities, which in turn also
sparked the beginning of the Nazi war machine that would sweep through Europe over the
course of the upcoming years. To assess the significance of Kristallnacht I will look at the
consequences, what caused it to happen. The hatred towards Jews was nothing new in that time.
Throughout history Jews have been prosecuted and blamed for many of the world s problems,
and Germany was the same. The treaty of Versailles was incredibly harsh on Germany as it
extinguished the nations power and reduced its presets on an international scale. The Germany
people especially hated the treaty of Versailles and they needed someone to blame, so lo and
behold the hatred of Jews began in Germany. The TOV was signed and approved by Jewish
politicians so many German peopled blamed Jews for the TOV. During the 1930s, many Jews
where doctors, lawyers and bankers which
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30000 Jews were sent to concentration camps during Kristallnacht. The Nazi s came to power in
1932 as they were elected 608 seats in the German parliament. After this event, the Nazi s used
fear and propaganda to slowly hypnotize and imbed their beliefs into the minds of every
German citizen. However in November of 1938, the Nazi s showed everyone what they really
believed in. during the night of broken glass or Kristallnacht. The Nazi s ransacked and
destroyed many Jewish businesses while they also killed and captured many Jewish citizens .
The purpose of Kristallnacht was to strike fear into Jewish communities, which in turn also
sparked the beginning of the Nazi war machine that would sweep through Europe over the
course of the upcoming years. To assess the significance of Kristallnacht I will look at the
consequences, what caused it to happen. The hatred towards Jews was nothing new in that time.
Throughout history Jews have been prosecuted and blamed for many of the world s problems,
and Germany was the same. The treaty of Versailles was incredibly harsh on Germany as it
extinguished the nations power and reduced its presets on an international scale. The Germany
people especially hated the treaty of Versailles and they needed someone to blame, so lo and
behold the hatred of Jews began in Germany. The TOV was signed and approved by Jewish
politicians so many German peopled blamed Jews for the TOV. During the 1930s, many Jews
where doctors, lawyers and bankers which
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The Paralysis Of Eveline
Eveline faces a difficult dilemma: remain home like a dutiful daughter, or leave Dublin with her
lover, Frank, who is a sailor. Eveline Hill sits at a window in her home and reminisce the times
when she as a child played with other children in a field which now has been developed with
new homes As Eveline was trying to make a major decision whether or not to move to Buenos
Ayres (escape) with Frank. She holds two letters, one to her father, one to her brother Harry. She
begins to favor the sunnier memories of her old family life, when her mother was alive and her
brother was living at home. She thought back of the moment she promised her mom that she will
put all her dedication in maintaining this home. And she reasons that her life at home and doing
all of those chores are hard, but perhaps not in the worst position her father isn t always mean,
after all. This memory is also important for another reason as it suggests that a bond (or
connection) still remains between Eveline, her siblings and her father. Despite how her father
treats her, Eveline still feels connected to him. This pushes her to escape from the fate and embark
on a new phase of life. Eveline s action, of dusting every week for so many years is significant as it
suggests repetition, doing the same thing, which in turn would suggest a paralysis within Eveline. It
is also significant that the dust remains. This suggests that no matter how much Eveline does while
at home nothing will change. Appears
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Eveline faces a difficult dilemma: remain home like a dutiful daughter, or leave Dublin with her
lover, Frank, who is a sailor. Eveline Hill sits at a window in her home and reminisce the times
when she as a child played with other children in a field which now has been developed with
new homes As Eveline was trying to make a major decision whether or not to move to Buenos
Ayres (escape) with Frank. She holds two letters, one to her father, one to her brother Harry. She
begins to favor the sunnier memories of her old family life, when her mother was alive and her
brother was living at home. She thought back of the moment she promised her mom that she will
put all her dedication in maintaining this home. And she reasons that her life at home and doing
all of those chores are hard, but perhaps not in the worst position her father isn t always mean,
after all. This memory is also important for another reason as it suggests that a bond (or
connection) still remains between Eveline, her siblings and her father. Despite how her father
treats her, Eveline still feels connected to him. This pushes her to escape from the fate and embark
on a new phase of life. Eveline s action, of dusting every week for so many years is significant as it
suggests repetition, doing the same thing, which in turn would suggest a paralysis within Eveline. It
is also significant that the dust remains. This suggests that no matter how much Eveline does while
at home nothing will change. Appears
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Factors Affecting Consumer Demand
Consumers has the sole power to dictate the supply and demand of any good. They do not
realize the influence they over the market prices. Time has shown, if people, investors, and
businesses stop purchasing goods and services, the economy will relapse. The theory of
consumer choice can affect three different areas such as, Demand curve, Higher wages, and
Higher interest rates. Since the theory affect these areas, consumers can governor its variations.
What makes a consumer s choice the goods or services over another? There are several factors
that can inspire alteration in those areas for example price, availability, social responsibility of
the company, convenience, enjoyment, familiarity. These factors that can affect consumer s
choice. When the consumers decide to purchase a good, they have considered several different
aspects of it. Normally when the prices are low, consumer s demand will increase in buying the
good. Though price is the dominating contributing factor of consumer s choice, they also
considered all aspects, before making a purchase. The demand curve starts to shift to the right; it
represents the product is becoming more in demand. If the prices are the low but the demand is
not increasing for quality as an issue, it will shift to the left on the demand curve. There are some
consumers who want cheaply made goods this will only effective if that demand was in demand.
Consumer also influence the supply of a good. If the demand is high enough to create a
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Consumers has the sole power to dictate the supply and demand of any good. They do not
realize the influence they over the market prices. Time has shown, if people, investors, and
businesses stop purchasing goods and services, the economy will relapse. The theory of
consumer choice can affect three different areas such as, Demand curve, Higher wages, and
Higher interest rates. Since the theory affect these areas, consumers can governor its variations.
What makes a consumer s choice the goods or services over another? There are several factors
that can inspire alteration in those areas for example price, availability, social responsibility of
the company, convenience, enjoyment, familiarity. These factors that can affect consumer s
choice. When the consumers decide to purchase a good, they have considered several different
aspects of it. Normally when the prices are low, consumer s demand will increase in buying the
good. Though price is the dominating contributing factor of consumer s choice, they also
considered all aspects, before making a purchase. The demand curve starts to shift to the right; it
represents the product is becoming more in demand. If the prices are the low but the demand is
not increasing for quality as an issue, it will shift to the left on the demand curve. There are some
consumers who want cheaply made goods this will only effective if that demand was in demand.
Consumer also influence the supply of a good. If the demand is high enough to create a
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Summary Of That First Season By John Eisenberg
That First Season by John Eisenberg is a biography of Vince Lombardi. Lombardi took over as
head coach of the Green Bay Packers in 1959. The Packers had not had a winning season for
over ten years. That was until Lombardi came in and took over the program. He was able to take
average players and make them great, but the real question was how could a new coach make
these players great. The answer was in how he treated his players. A short, square shouldered
bulldog of a man, Lombardi was an indelible character with an array of extreme qualities, an
intense Italian American incapable of not leaving a string impression. He had light olive skin, close
cropped dark hair, and a prominent triangular nose. When he smiled, gaps showed between
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That First Season by John Eisenberg is a biography of Vince Lombardi. Lombardi took over as
head coach of the Green Bay Packers in 1959. The Packers had not had a winning season for
over ten years. That was until Lombardi came in and took over the program. He was able to take
average players and make them great, but the real question was how could a new coach make
these players great. The answer was in how he treated his players. A short, square shouldered
bulldog of a man, Lombardi was an indelible character with an array of extreme qualities, an
intense Italian American incapable of not leaving a string impression. He had light olive skin, close
cropped dark hair, and a prominent triangular nose. When he smiled, gaps showed between
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Characteristics Of Nocturnal Animals
Nocturnal animals are more active at night than daytime. These animals sleep during daytime and
hunt their food at night. They have special adaptation that helps them to survive at night. They
prefer to come out at night to escape the daytime heat though some nocturnal animals can be
seen during the day and others spend the whole day resting or sleeping. There are millions of
animals and some of it is nocturnal animals. We haven t discovered all of it and other nocturnal
animals become extinct as years passed by, mainly because of their declining habitat and human
encroachment of land for developmental projects. The deforestation is one example of it. They
cut trees that result to lose the animal s habitats though they did that for human s sake. We,
humans, need enough space especially our population is getting bigger as years passed by. As
they are losing their habitats, they don t have a choice but to go near our area and as our self
defense we kill them.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First the predators, if it were daytime, they would easily spotted especially if their predators live in
trees or can fly. Small animals have better chance of going unnoticed as they forage for food and
water at night. Second is the prey that comes out at night, which happens to be a nocturnal also. It
is hard to hunt food at night but predators usually equip with great hearing and eyesight. Others use
echolocation to hunt food. Next is the competition. There is less competition at night. A diurnal,
animals that is more active at night, hunts their food at daytime and a nocturnal animal hunts their
food at night. In this way, both species have a chance to hunt their food without fighting each other.
Last, the temperature. Some animals, like in desserts, are nocturnal to avoid the daytime heat. They
sleep at night when the temperature is high and comes out at night when the temperature is
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Nocturnal animals are more active at night than daytime. These animals sleep during daytime and
hunt their food at night. They have special adaptation that helps them to survive at night. They
prefer to come out at night to escape the daytime heat though some nocturnal animals can be
seen during the day and others spend the whole day resting or sleeping. There are millions of
animals and some of it is nocturnal animals. We haven t discovered all of it and other nocturnal
animals become extinct as years passed by, mainly because of their declining habitat and human
encroachment of land for developmental projects. The deforestation is one example of it. They
cut trees that result to lose the animal s habitats though they did that for human s sake. We,
humans, need enough space especially our population is getting bigger as years passed by. As
they are losing their habitats, they don t have a choice but to go near our area and as our self
defense we kill them.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First the predators, if it were daytime, they would easily spotted especially if their predators live in
trees or can fly. Small animals have better chance of going unnoticed as they forage for food and
water at night. Second is the prey that comes out at night, which happens to be a nocturnal also. It
is hard to hunt food at night but predators usually equip with great hearing and eyesight. Others use
echolocation to hunt food. Next is the competition. There is less competition at night. A diurnal,
animals that is more active at night, hunts their food at daytime and a nocturnal animal hunts their
food at night. In this way, both species have a chance to hunt their food without fighting each other.
Last, the temperature. Some animals, like in desserts, are nocturnal to avoid the daytime heat. They
sleep at night when the temperature is high and comes out at night when the temperature is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Look At Cheap Amusements Essay
An extremely interesting, but ever contradictory sociological study of sexual relationsis presented
in the Kathy Peiss book Cheap Amusements . The reason I say that it is ever contradictory is that
the arguments are presented for both the benefit of cheap amusements for a woman s place in
society and for the reinforcement of her place. In one breath, Peiss says that mixed sex fun could
be a source of autonomy and pleasure as well as a cause of [a woman s] continuing oppression. The
following arguments will show that, based on the events and circumstances described in Cheap
Amusements, the changes in the ways that leisure timeis spent by women has indeed benefited them
in both the workplace and at home. This position requires a closer... Show more content on
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We must ask this question so that we can later determine if women took initiative in establishing
their need for relaxing activities. If it is the case that women took initiative in this area, we can
safely conclude that women benefited tremendously from the changes in gender roles as a result,
because they would have subverted the so called hollow freedoms mentioned earlier. If the opposite
is true, then it may appear as though women have benefitted, but it could still be argued that the
male culture controlled these changes in the way the leisure market came about.
One of the more interesting aspects that Peiss mentions about the change in the demographics of
the labor force directly relates to the way leisure time is spent. Peiss mentions many statistics that
show how the working woman was quickly refusing household work and moving to the factory
or office position. More specifically, a study of 370 working mothers showed 70 percent of them
to be employed in domestic and personal service while the vast majority of their daughters worked
in stores, offices, and factories (Cheap Amusements, 39). The significance of this change lies in the
resulting change in attitude about leisure time. Now, a clearer distinction between time spent at
work and personal time could be made. Prior to this shift in the workplace, domestic workers
would catch small breaks
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An extremely interesting, but ever contradictory sociological study of sexual relationsis presented
in the Kathy Peiss book Cheap Amusements . The reason I say that it is ever contradictory is that
the arguments are presented for both the benefit of cheap amusements for a woman s place in
society and for the reinforcement of her place. In one breath, Peiss says that mixed sex fun could
be a source of autonomy and pleasure as well as a cause of [a woman s] continuing oppression. The
following arguments will show that, based on the events and circumstances described in Cheap
Amusements, the changes in the ways that leisure timeis spent by women has indeed benefited them
in both the workplace and at home. This position requires a closer... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
We must ask this question so that we can later determine if women took initiative in establishing
their need for relaxing activities. If it is the case that women took initiative in this area, we can
safely conclude that women benefited tremendously from the changes in gender roles as a result,
because they would have subverted the so called hollow freedoms mentioned earlier. If the opposite
is true, then it may appear as though women have benefitted, but it could still be argued that the
male culture controlled these changes in the way the leisure market came about.
One of the more interesting aspects that Peiss mentions about the change in the demographics of
the labor force directly relates to the way leisure time is spent. Peiss mentions many statistics that
show how the working woman was quickly refusing household work and moving to the factory
or office position. More specifically, a study of 370 working mothers showed 70 percent of them
to be employed in domestic and personal service while the vast majority of their daughters worked
in stores, offices, and factories (Cheap Amusements, 39). The significance of this change lies in the
resulting change in attitude about leisure time. Now, a clearer distinction between time spent at
work and personal time could be made. Prior to this shift in the workplace, domestic workers
would catch small breaks
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Wendell Ford Informational Piece
Wendell Ford Informational Piece Wendell Ford was born on September 8, 1924 in Daviess
County, Kentucky, and, after graduating from Daviess County High School in 1942, attended the
University of Kentucky. Two years later, Ford enlisted in the army and served for two years
before his honorable discharge in the summer of 1946 and continued to serve in the National
Guard until 1962 (Quisenberry). He married Jean Neel on September 18, 1943; he has two children
and five grandchildren (Kentucky). In 1965 Ford ran for the state senate edging out a win by only
305 votes. In this, his only state senate term, he introduced twenty two pieces of legislation that
were ratified and became laws. Two years later Ford became Lt. Governor and in 1971 went on to
serve as Kentucky s 49th governor (Cross). As governor, Wendell Ford created a budget surplus by
passing a severance tax on coal, a two cent per gallon tax on gasoline, and an increase in the
corporate tax rate. He used this surplus to remove the state sales tax on food, implement several
construction projects, sharply increase funding for higher education, and local public schools. With
the large budget surplus, Ford proposed several construction projects and sharply increased funding
for higher education, the public schools, and human resources (Regional Training Center). By
reorganizing and combining several executive departments, he created super cabinets, Ford saving
the state more money and making the state government more
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Wendell Ford Informational Piece Wendell Ford was born on September 8, 1924 in Daviess
County, Kentucky, and, after graduating from Daviess County High School in 1942, attended the
University of Kentucky. Two years later, Ford enlisted in the army and served for two years
before his honorable discharge in the summer of 1946 and continued to serve in the National
Guard until 1962 (Quisenberry). He married Jean Neel on September 18, 1943; he has two children
and five grandchildren (Kentucky). In 1965 Ford ran for the state senate edging out a win by only
305 votes. In this, his only state senate term, he introduced twenty two pieces of legislation that
were ratified and became laws. Two years later Ford became Lt. Governor and in 1971 went on to
serve as Kentucky s 49th governor (Cross). As governor, Wendell Ford created a budget surplus by
passing a severance tax on coal, a two cent per gallon tax on gasoline, and an increase in the
corporate tax rate. He used this surplus to remove the state sales tax on food, implement several
construction projects, sharply increase funding for higher education, and local public schools. With
the large budget surplus, Ford proposed several construction projects and sharply increased funding
for higher education, the public schools, and human resources (Regional Training Center). By
reorganizing and combining several executive departments, he created super cabinets, Ford saving
the state more money and making the state government more
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Diego Rivera
Diego Rivera (1886 1957): A Mexican painter. Born in the mining town of Guanajuato, Mexico,
in 1886, Diego, who studied at the Academy of San Carlos in Mexico City, went to Europe in
1907 and returned to Mexico in 1910. He again moved to Europe as a sign of a rebellion and
stayed there until 1921 when he returned to Mexico. While in Europe, Diego formed
friendships with Picasso and Braque and was influenced by cubism. After returning to Mexico,
he approached indigenous cultures, pursuing to incorporate people themed social realism into
his works and express society from dynamic compositions. He established the foundation for
Mexican popular art and created Man at the Crossroads (1934), a large mural painted on a public
building for Mexican art. The CafГ© Terrace (1915) and The Flower Carrier (1935) are among his
famous pieces. He died of cancer in 1957, three years after Frida Kahlo s death (Rivera Diego,
1960). Kahlo s marriage with Diego brought many changes. His fame, not only in Mexico but also
in the United Statesand Europe, provided her with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It developed out of Dadaism and depicted the world of enlightenment, i.e., surreal world. It was born
soon after Dada, which emphasized metaphysical paintings inspired by the imagination and
accidental juxtaposition of objects. It aimed to make people become more aware of poetic aspects,
rather than scientific ones, by exploring and explaining unconscious mind and freeing imagination.
Despite Dada s limitations, the exploration of Freud s suggestions done by surrealists opened
countless new paths. Surrealism goes even further from nihilistic Dadaism, which denies
humankind, society, order, ethics, and art, and pursued unconscious world, dream world, and
automatic world, thus seeking a new artistic
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Diego Rivera (1886 1957): A Mexican painter. Born in the mining town of Guanajuato, Mexico,
in 1886, Diego, who studied at the Academy of San Carlos in Mexico City, went to Europe in
1907 and returned to Mexico in 1910. He again moved to Europe as a sign of a rebellion and
stayed there until 1921 when he returned to Mexico. While in Europe, Diego formed
friendships with Picasso and Braque and was influenced by cubism. After returning to Mexico,
he approached indigenous cultures, pursuing to incorporate people themed social realism into
his works and express society from dynamic compositions. He established the foundation for
Mexican popular art and created Man at the Crossroads (1934), a large mural painted on a public
building for Mexican art. The CafГ© Terrace (1915) and The Flower Carrier (1935) are among his
famous pieces. He died of cancer in 1957, three years after Frida Kahlo s death (Rivera Diego,
1960). Kahlo s marriage with Diego brought many changes. His fame, not only in Mexico but also
in the United Statesand Europe, provided her with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It developed out of Dadaism and depicted the world of enlightenment, i.e., surreal world. It was born
soon after Dada, which emphasized metaphysical paintings inspired by the imagination and
accidental juxtaposition of objects. It aimed to make people become more aware of poetic aspects,
rather than scientific ones, by exploring and explaining unconscious mind and freeing imagination.
Despite Dada s limitations, the exploration of Freud s suggestions done by surrealists opened
countless new paths. Surrealism goes even further from nihilistic Dadaism, which denies
humankind, society, order, ethics, and art, and pursued unconscious world, dream world, and
automatic world, thus seeking a new artistic
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pathway To Citizenship
If it were up to you, and you had the choice whether or not to give undocumented citizens a chance
at citizenship, would you? Many people believe that they should not have a chance at citizenship
because they came here illegally. Every person has their own opinion on this topic. This debate is
one of many debates going on in between the candidates or even the politicians, but of course they
all have their own views and reasons on it. Everyone should consider that they should because either
we are hurting families or they can help improve our economy. In the next three paragraphs this
argument will be influencing you to side with my claim, that undocumented citizens should get a
pathway to citizenship.
One important reason that undocumented residents should be allowed a pathway to citizenship is
that many of them have american ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not just in money but in resources, we use more resources to deport or capture undocumented
citizens than we can really afford. According to Senator Schumer, Upfront magazine 2016, Without
reform, our immigration laws threaten to tear apart families and force our government to expend
precious resources to deport millions. What Senator Schumer is making clear is that the
government is spending too much money on resources to deport undocumented citizens when
instead they could find a way to make some if not all undocumented citizens a path to citizenship.
Some people might argue that if undocumented citizens cooperated with the law or government
there wouldn t be an issue. This might be true but maybe if the government didn t assume that all
undocumented citizens are criminals and deport them instead of giving them a chance at
citizenship, there would also be no issue. The key point is that instead of focusing on kicking
undocumented citizens out, we should be focusing on making it possible for them to stay as legal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
If it were up to you, and you had the choice whether or not to give undocumented citizens a chance
at citizenship, would you? Many people believe that they should not have a chance at citizenship
because they came here illegally. Every person has their own opinion on this topic. This debate is
one of many debates going on in between the candidates or even the politicians, but of course they
all have their own views and reasons on it. Everyone should consider that they should because either
we are hurting families or they can help improve our economy. In the next three paragraphs this
argument will be influencing you to side with my claim, that undocumented citizens should get a
pathway to citizenship.
One important reason that undocumented residents should be allowed a pathway to citizenship is
that many of them have american ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not just in money but in resources, we use more resources to deport or capture undocumented
citizens than we can really afford. According to Senator Schumer, Upfront magazine 2016, Without
reform, our immigration laws threaten to tear apart families and force our government to expend
precious resources to deport millions. What Senator Schumer is making clear is that the
government is spending too much money on resources to deport undocumented citizens when
instead they could find a way to make some if not all undocumented citizens a path to citizenship.
Some people might argue that if undocumented citizens cooperated with the law or government
there wouldn t be an issue. This might be true but maybe if the government didn t assume that all
undocumented citizens are criminals and deport them instead of giving them a chance at
citizenship, there would also be no issue. The key point is that instead of focusing on kicking
undocumented citizens out, we should be focusing on making it possible for them to stay as legal
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Abby Wambach s Role In Baseball
When one thinks of the face of United States Soccer, Landon Donovan always came to mind,
however, the true face of the game in the U.S., Abby Wambach, is calling it a career after her
final game in New Orleans against China Wednesday night. Over her career with the National
team she scored 184 goals. That is the most in international competition, according to USA
Today. The 35 year old has carried the U.S. Women s National Team for a long time, and until
recently, was the clear threat to score at anytime. However, she knows that it is time to move
aside and let the next group of players carry on what she has built. Just like she did after Mia
Hamm retired from the sport. Wambach has seen more success than any other U.S. soccer player,
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Nike pulled her teammates together for a video goodbye and it is expected that tonights game
will be emotional and be a special send off for one of the sports most famous players. Abby
Wambach is not going to retire and call it a good life. She is already to start on the next chapter
of her life. She is focused on becoming an advocate for greater equality. Women in both sports
and the workplace, and minority groups find limited opportunities, and she wants to change that.
She said U.S. soccer has been great, one of the few leaders out there, but the fact that women in
general make less money and have fewer opportunities must change. She is going to work to
male that change happen. If Wambach has even half the success in the next part of her career as
she did on the soccer pitch, the world had better watch out, because change is coming. While this
will be a great addition for equality, soccer will likely never see another Wambach. Her final
game will kick off at 8:30 p.m. Eastern on Fox Sports 1. Soccer fans, join CDA News in thanking
Abby Wambach for her contributions to soccer and wish her luck in her next chapter. Leave your
messages in the comments box
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When one thinks of the face of United States Soccer, Landon Donovan always came to mind,
however, the true face of the game in the U.S., Abby Wambach, is calling it a career after her
final game in New Orleans against China Wednesday night. Over her career with the National
team she scored 184 goals. That is the most in international competition, according to USA
Today. The 35 year old has carried the U.S. Women s National Team for a long time, and until
recently, was the clear threat to score at anytime. However, she knows that it is time to move
aside and let the next group of players carry on what she has built. Just like she did after Mia
Hamm retired from the sport. Wambach has seen more success than any other U.S. soccer player,
with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nike pulled her teammates together for a video goodbye and it is expected that tonights game
will be emotional and be a special send off for one of the sports most famous players. Abby
Wambach is not going to retire and call it a good life. She is already to start on the next chapter
of her life. She is focused on becoming an advocate for greater equality. Women in both sports
and the workplace, and minority groups find limited opportunities, and she wants to change that.
She said U.S. soccer has been great, one of the few leaders out there, but the fact that women in
general make less money and have fewer opportunities must change. She is going to work to
male that change happen. If Wambach has even half the success in the next part of her career as
she did on the soccer pitch, the world had better watch out, because change is coming. While this
will be a great addition for equality, soccer will likely never see another Wambach. Her final
game will kick off at 8:30 p.m. Eastern on Fox Sports 1. Soccer fans, join CDA News in thanking
Abby Wambach for her contributions to soccer and wish her luck in her next chapter. Leave your
messages in the comments box
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My Favorite Students
All it takes is seven seconds to completely assess and categorize a person you ve barely met. This
has happened to everyone, especially as a student. Small visual clues such as one s expression, their
race, gender, demeanor, and clothing, set the precedent for how the teacher will view their students
from the beginning of the school year to the last day. Most favoritism teachers dole out is
subconscious. The reason they may gravitate towards and dote on particular kids could stem from
the initial assessment they made or even bias. Humans tend to gravitate towards others similar to
them. While there is the belief that teachers playing favourites is natural, necessary, and
unavoidable, this behavior is harmful to the student, harmful to their peers, and is often completely
irrational. To begin, the mindset of having a favourite student is harmful to the subject. When kids
are given special treatment, especially at a young age, things can begin to go wrong. The teacher
can excuse misdemeanors that would otherwise be punished. This leads the student to either
believe that they re above rule following and will likely do it again, or become overly sensitized
to criticism and correction. A year of consistent praise and good feedback is also dangerous. The
student may set their standards higher than is realistic, and become disheartened whenever they re
awarded a grade lower than their impossible standards. From nda.org, Mary Beth Solano,
concerning favouritism, expresses,
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All it takes is seven seconds to completely assess and categorize a person you ve barely met. This
has happened to everyone, especially as a student. Small visual clues such as one s expression, their
race, gender, demeanor, and clothing, set the precedent for how the teacher will view their students
from the beginning of the school year to the last day. Most favoritism teachers dole out is
subconscious. The reason they may gravitate towards and dote on particular kids could stem from
the initial assessment they made or even bias. Humans tend to gravitate towards others similar to
them. While there is the belief that teachers playing favourites is natural, necessary, and
unavoidable, this behavior is harmful to the student, harmful to their peers, and is often completely
irrational. To begin, the mindset of having a favourite student is harmful to the subject. When kids
are given special treatment, especially at a young age, things can begin to go wrong. The teacher
can excuse misdemeanors that would otherwise be punished. This leads the student to either
believe that they re above rule following and will likely do it again, or become overly sensitized
to criticism and correction. A year of consistent praise and good feedback is also dangerous. The
student may set their standards higher than is realistic, and become disheartened whenever they re
awarded a grade lower than their impossible standards. From nda.org, Mary Beth Solano,
concerning favouritism, expresses,
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The Effects Of Extracurricular Activities On Sports...
Although many theorists criticize that the extracurricular activities takes valuable time from the
family, relaxation and leisure time, especially sport participation requires more and more time due
to its increase in competiveness and amount of practice (Melman et al., 2008; Shaw et al., 1996 in
Fredericks, 2012). In Fredericks study (2012), the unique time requirement in sports participation is
explained as an enforcer to develop even stronger relationships, better refinement of the skills and
most importantly more conscientiousness. The media concentrates on the highly involved students,
which make approximately 3 6% of the entire high schoolstudent body, that clock in over 20 h per
week, whereas the average of students participates 7 8 h per week in afterschool program, which
means they stay for less then 1.5 h more after school (Fredericks, 2012). Paradoxically, according
to Mahoney et al. (2006 in Fredericks, 2012) actually the most involved students, at least 20 h/per
week, showed better capability in adjusting to the academically and psychological demands. These
results are only applicable to a very few amount of students and not to the majority of the American
population.
In research, a small correlation between intensity of the extracurricular activity and negative
adjustment has been proven in boys, but overall the achievement pressure made by parents, the
athletes themselves, the society, the century we live in and their surroundings has shown to be
much more
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Although many theorists criticize that the extracurricular activities takes valuable time from the
family, relaxation and leisure time, especially sport participation requires more and more time due
to its increase in competiveness and amount of practice (Melman et al., 2008; Shaw et al., 1996 in
Fredericks, 2012). In Fredericks study (2012), the unique time requirement in sports participation is
explained as an enforcer to develop even stronger relationships, better refinement of the skills and
most importantly more conscientiousness. The media concentrates on the highly involved students,
which make approximately 3 6% of the entire high schoolstudent body, that clock in over 20 h per
week, whereas the average of students participates 7 8 h per week in afterschool program, which
means they stay for less then 1.5 h more after school (Fredericks, 2012). Paradoxically, according
to Mahoney et al. (2006 in Fredericks, 2012) actually the most involved students, at least 20 h/per
week, showed better capability in adjusting to the academically and psychological demands. These
results are only applicable to a very few amount of students and not to the majority of the American
population.
In research, a small correlation between intensity of the extracurricular activity and negative
adjustment has been proven in boys, but overall the achievement pressure made by parents, the
athletes themselves, the society, the century we live in and their surroundings has shown to be
much more
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Nasogastric Tube Analysis
X ray Verification for Nasogastric Tube Placement Nasogastric tubes are placed after a surgical
procedure, ie. whipples, puestows, and gastrectomies, to decompress the stomach or small bowel
(Snaith Flintham, 2014). These tubes are blindly inserted in the operating room normally by
anesthesia once the surgery is complete. By definition, a blindly inserted nasogastric tube is one
inserted without the use of imaging guidance, including fluoroscopy or ultrasound. The two most
common complications of blindly guided tubes are insertion in the lungs and inaccurate placement
in the esophagus. On rare occasions, nasogastric tubes have been lodged in the brain or spinal
cord. As a result, x ray verification has been considered to be the gold standard... Show more
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The manager will identify the target groups, in this situation it will be the surgeons, PACU
nurses, and the anesthesia providers. An education plan will be developed by the
interdisciplinary team to educated the required staff. An example of an education plan would be
an email updating the staff of the practice change, along with a copy of the new policy. Also, the
chest x ray order would be added to the surgical order sets, thus making it easier for the order to
not be overlooked. It will, additionally, serve as a reminder to the residents who change services
each month. It will be imperative to provide in services to the anesthesia team on nasogastric tube
insertion, particularly for the students and residents. Per the medical center manual, the policy is
required to be current and it must be reviewed annually and revised, as needed. Once again, it
would be the manager and educator to facilitate the review and revision. This process is very detail
oriented and tedious, but it is important to take every precaution when patient safety is
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X ray Verification for Nasogastric Tube Placement Nasogastric tubes are placed after a surgical
procedure, ie. whipples, puestows, and gastrectomies, to decompress the stomach or small bowel
(Snaith Flintham, 2014). These tubes are blindly inserted in the operating room normally by
anesthesia once the surgery is complete. By definition, a blindly inserted nasogastric tube is one
inserted without the use of imaging guidance, including fluoroscopy or ultrasound. The two most
common complications of blindly guided tubes are insertion in the lungs and inaccurate placement
in the esophagus. On rare occasions, nasogastric tubes have been lodged in the brain or spinal
cord. As a result, x ray verification has been considered to be the gold standard... Show more
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The manager will identify the target groups, in this situation it will be the surgeons, PACU
nurses, and the anesthesia providers. An education plan will be developed by the
interdisciplinary team to educated the required staff. An example of an education plan would be
an email updating the staff of the practice change, along with a copy of the new policy. Also, the
chest x ray order would be added to the surgical order sets, thus making it easier for the order to
not be overlooked. It will, additionally, serve as a reminder to the residents who change services
each month. It will be imperative to provide in services to the anesthesia team on nasogastric tube
insertion, particularly for the students and residents. Per the medical center manual, the policy is
required to be current and it must be reviewed annually and revised, as needed. Once again, it
would be the manager and educator to facilitate the review and revision. This process is very detail
oriented and tedious, but it is important to take every precaution when patient safety is
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Plot Of Antigone Plot
Plot Summary: The story takes place in Victorian Era London. Creon is a rich earl who is feared
by many. His nephews, Eteocles and Polyneices, engaged in a duel over who would be viable to
inherit his fortune (which belonged to their father before Creon). Both were killed. Because
Polyneices started the conflict, Creondecided that he was disgraced and ordered that he be given no
funeral or proper burial. But one of Polyneices s sisters, Antigone, decided that Creon s ruling was
unfair and went behind his back to try and organise a funeral for him.
Act Summary: The undertaker at the local funeral parlor met Antigone when she arrived, trying to
organize a funeral for her disgraced brother. Knowing that Creon had notified every funeral parlor
in the area that Polyneices was to be denied a funeral, he brought Antigone to Creon s estate, where
the two get into an argument.
[CREON stands with his arms crossed, clearly upset with ANTIGONE, who stares ahead
forlornly. Her lavish dress is dirty, as if she had struggled to avoid capture. The UNDERTAKER
still holds her arm tightly.]
CREON
Have you really disobeyed me?
ANTIGONE [eyes downcast, avoiding her uncle]
Well, I see no point in denying it.
CREON [sighs]
Thank you for catching her, undertaker. You may leave now.
[The UNDERTAKER nods and exits the house.]
Antigone, were you fully aware that I had forbade a funeral for your embarrassment of a brother?
ANTIGONE
Yes.
CREON
So you chose to disobey your own uncle?
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Plot Summary: The story takes place in Victorian Era London. Creon is a rich earl who is feared
by many. His nephews, Eteocles and Polyneices, engaged in a duel over who would be viable to
inherit his fortune (which belonged to their father before Creon). Both were killed. Because
Polyneices started the conflict, Creondecided that he was disgraced and ordered that he be given no
funeral or proper burial. But one of Polyneices s sisters, Antigone, decided that Creon s ruling was
unfair and went behind his back to try and organise a funeral for him.
Act Summary: The undertaker at the local funeral parlor met Antigone when she arrived, trying to
organize a funeral for her disgraced brother. Knowing that Creon had notified every funeral parlor
in the area that Polyneices was to be denied a funeral, he brought Antigone to Creon s estate, where
the two get into an argument.
[CREON stands with his arms crossed, clearly upset with ANTIGONE, who stares ahead
forlornly. Her lavish dress is dirty, as if she had struggled to avoid capture. The UNDERTAKER
still holds her arm tightly.]
CREON
Have you really disobeyed me?
ANTIGONE [eyes downcast, avoiding her uncle]
Well, I see no point in denying it.
CREON [sighs]
Thank you for catching her, undertaker. You may leave now.
[The UNDERTAKER nods and exits the house.]
Antigone, were you fully aware that I had forbade a funeral for your embarrassment of a brother?
ANTIGONE
Yes.
CREON
So you chose to disobey your own uncle?
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A Man for All Seasons Essay
In the beginning of A Man for All Seasons, Sir Thomas More is introduced as a profoundly
religious man focused on adhering to the laws of his country and faith. As the play progresses
the audience sees More putting further faith into his belief that by abiding to the present laws
and withholding his opinion about King Henry VIII s divorce he will be protected from
prosecution. The issue starts when the King wishes to divorce his brother s wife, who initially
he had taken as his own through a special papal dispensation, in order to wed Queen Anne and
produce a male heir. More, being a devoutly religious man, realizes this goes against the laws of
the Church. He refuses to give his willing approval based on the fact it is not morally or... Show
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He believes that if he is summoned to the Court that the jury will look at the evidence and realize
there is no probable content to convict him of, therefore, proving him to be an innocent man who
has done no wrong. More distinctly states this belief when he tells Cromwell, The law requires
more than an assumption; the law requires a fact. Sir Thomas More, pg 131
However, he has not planned for a false testimony from Richard Rich at his trial. Rich testifies
that More has committed the act of treason by rejecting the authority of King Henry VIII as head
of the Church in England. As king of England, Henry has the power and the unquestionable
authority to act based off his own desires even if they are not legally or morally acceptable.
Because his current wife, Catherine, who was also his brother s widow, has failed to birth a son,
he wishes to divorce her and take Queen Anne as his new wife. Without a male heir to the throne,
Henry s lineage will come to an end and England will be left without a successor. He admits this to
More during their meeting in Act 1, saying,
Thomas, Thomas, does a man need a Pope to tell him when he s sinned? It was a sin, Thomas; I
admit it; I repent. And God has punished me; I have no son ... Son after son she s borne me,
Thomas, all dead at birth, or dead within the month; I never saw the hand of God so clear in
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In the beginning of A Man for All Seasons, Sir Thomas More is introduced as a profoundly
religious man focused on adhering to the laws of his country and faith. As the play progresses
the audience sees More putting further faith into his belief that by abiding to the present laws
and withholding his opinion about King Henry VIII s divorce he will be protected from
prosecution. The issue starts when the King wishes to divorce his brother s wife, who initially
he had taken as his own through a special papal dispensation, in order to wed Queen Anne and
produce a male heir. More, being a devoutly religious man, realizes this goes against the laws of
the Church. He refuses to give his willing approval based on the fact it is not morally or... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He believes that if he is summoned to the Court that the jury will look at the evidence and realize
there is no probable content to convict him of, therefore, proving him to be an innocent man who
has done no wrong. More distinctly states this belief when he tells Cromwell, The law requires
more than an assumption; the law requires a fact. Sir Thomas More, pg 131
However, he has not planned for a false testimony from Richard Rich at his trial. Rich testifies
that More has committed the act of treason by rejecting the authority of King Henry VIII as head
of the Church in England. As king of England, Henry has the power and the unquestionable
authority to act based off his own desires even if they are not legally or morally acceptable.
Because his current wife, Catherine, who was also his brother s widow, has failed to birth a son,
he wishes to divorce her and take Queen Anne as his new wife. Without a male heir to the throne,
Henry s lineage will come to an end and England will be left without a successor. He admits this to
More during their meeting in Act 1, saying,
Thomas, Thomas, does a man need a Pope to tell him when he s sinned? It was a sin, Thomas; I
admit it; I repent. And God has punished me; I have no son ... Son after son she s borne me,
Thomas, all dead at birth, or dead within the month; I never saw the hand of God so clear in
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Summary Of Sandel Trolley s Death
Sandel opened his discussion with the audience through four stories followed by audience
responses to, What s the right thing to do? Story one was about five workers on a trolley which
does not have working breaks. If the trolley crash, all five passengers will die. However, there is
a worker working on the track. The moral dilemma is, do they allow the trolley to keep straight
and crash killing all five passengers, or do they use the steering wheel to turn, resulting in the
death of the worker that is working on the track? Story three was about 6 injured individuals, five
injured and one is severely injured. The moral dilemma is, do you help the 5 injured or spend time
saving the one that is severely injured? Story four was about
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Sandel opened his discussion with the audience through four stories followed by audience
responses to, What s the right thing to do? Story one was about five workers on a trolley which
does not have working breaks. If the trolley crash, all five passengers will die. However, there is
a worker working on the track. The moral dilemma is, do they allow the trolley to keep straight
and crash killing all five passengers, or do they use the steering wheel to turn, resulting in the
death of the worker that is working on the track? Story three was about 6 injured individuals, five
injured and one is severely injured. The moral dilemma is, do you help the 5 injured or spend time
saving the one that is severely injured? Story four was about
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Smithfield Foods Business Model Essay
The is no magic formula in developing a competency based model. Nonetheless, the key to any
model is doing something that works for the firm. Do not copy another business competency model
as there are too many variables from the organizational culture to company goals. Recall a
competency based model measuring the learningof skillor task vs. the time it takes to accomplish
the job (Kadam, 2017). Once a person masters a specific ability then he or she is moved to the
next training phase. Several organizations use on the job training to train employee as well as to
retain and eliminate turnover. A person has no time limit as to when to master a job skill set but
rather to understand the importance of the job they are doing and how it affects the performance
of the organization. One company who excels in quality food products as well as recruiting the
best talent is Smithfield Foods. Below are the mission and vision of this leading organization.
Beneath is Smithfield Foods mission plus ones point of view regarding their values.
Mission Smithfield Foods is passionate about producing excellent food the right way. The business
depends on the humane treatment of animals, stewardship of the environment, providing safe and
high quality food, the vitality of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As one can see, many job titles are relevant to the accomplishment of the organization. Smithfield
Foods offer a variety of jobs within one roof a person can work with numbers as a controller
while an individual having a biology degree can work in a lab. In a sense, the organization has
various skill sets needed for many departments. There are several cultures under one roof. It has
small communities within a large
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The is no magic formula in developing a competency based model. Nonetheless, the key to any
model is doing something that works for the firm. Do not copy another business competency model
as there are too many variables from the organizational culture to company goals. Recall a
competency based model measuring the learningof skillor task vs. the time it takes to accomplish
the job (Kadam, 2017). Once a person masters a specific ability then he or she is moved to the
next training phase. Several organizations use on the job training to train employee as well as to
retain and eliminate turnover. A person has no time limit as to when to master a job skill set but
rather to understand the importance of the job they are doing and how it affects the performance
of the organization. One company who excels in quality food products as well as recruiting the
best talent is Smithfield Foods. Below are the mission and vision of this leading organization.
Beneath is Smithfield Foods mission plus ones point of view regarding their values.
Mission Smithfield Foods is passionate about producing excellent food the right way. The business
depends on the humane treatment of animals, stewardship of the environment, providing safe and
high quality food, the vitality of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As one can see, many job titles are relevant to the accomplishment of the organization. Smithfield
Foods offer a variety of jobs within one roof a person can work with numbers as a controller
while an individual having a biology degree can work in a lab. In a sense, the organization has
various skill sets needed for many departments. There are several cultures under one roof. It has
small communities within a large
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Muscle Strain Case Study
Muscle Strains
A strain is an acute or chronic soft tissue injury that occurs to a muscle, tendon, or both . The
equivalent injury to a ligament is a sprain. A strain can occur as a result of improper body
mechanics with any activity that can induce mechanical trauma or injury. The most common body
location for strains to occur is in the foot, leg, or back.
First degree little tissue tearing; mild tenderness; pain with full range of motion.
Second degree torn muscle or tendon tissues; painful, limited motion; possibly some swelling or
depression at the spot of the injury.
Third degree limited or no movement; pain will be severe at first, but may be painless after the
initial injury. Although strains are not restricted to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Immediate treatment is usually an adjunctive therapy of NSAID s and Cold compression therapy.
Controlling the inflammation is critical to the healing process. Cold compression therapy acts to
reduce swelling and pain by reducing leukocyte extravasation into the injured area. NSAID s such
as Ibuprofen/paracetamol work to reduce the immediate inflammation by inhibiting Cox 1 Cox 2
enzymes, which are the enzymes responsible for converting arachidonic acid into prostaglandin.
However, NSAIDs, including aspirin and ibuprofen, affect platelet function and should not be taken
during the period when tissue is bleeding because they will tend to increase blood flow, inhibit
clotting, and thereby increase bleeding and swelling. After the bleeding has stopped, NSAIDs can
be used with some effectiveness to reduce inflammation and pain. A new treatment for acute strains
is the use of platelet rich plasma injections which have been shown to accelerate recovery from non
surgical muscular injuries. It is recommended that the person injured should consult a medical
provider if the injury is accompanied by severe pain, if the limb cannot be used, or if there is
noticeable tenderness over an isolated spot. These can be signs of a broken or fractured bone, a
sprain, or a complete muscle
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Muscle Strains
A strain is an acute or chronic soft tissue injury that occurs to a muscle, tendon, or both . The
equivalent injury to a ligament is a sprain. A strain can occur as a result of improper body
mechanics with any activity that can induce mechanical trauma or injury. The most common body
location for strains to occur is in the foot, leg, or back.
First degree little tissue tearing; mild tenderness; pain with full range of motion.
Second degree torn muscle or tendon tissues; painful, limited motion; possibly some swelling or
depression at the spot of the injury.
Third degree limited or no movement; pain will be severe at first, but may be painless after the
initial injury. Although strains are not restricted to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Immediate treatment is usually an adjunctive therapy of NSAID s and Cold compression therapy.
Controlling the inflammation is critical to the healing process. Cold compression therapy acts to
reduce swelling and pain by reducing leukocyte extravasation into the injured area. NSAID s such
as Ibuprofen/paracetamol work to reduce the immediate inflammation by inhibiting Cox 1 Cox 2
enzymes, which are the enzymes responsible for converting arachidonic acid into prostaglandin.
However, NSAIDs, including aspirin and ibuprofen, affect platelet function and should not be taken
during the period when tissue is bleeding because they will tend to increase blood flow, inhibit
clotting, and thereby increase bleeding and swelling. After the bleeding has stopped, NSAIDs can
be used with some effectiveness to reduce inflammation and pain. A new treatment for acute strains
is the use of platelet rich plasma injections which have been shown to accelerate recovery from non
surgical muscular injuries. It is recommended that the person injured should consult a medical
provider if the injury is accompanied by severe pain, if the limb cannot be used, or if there is
noticeable tenderness over an isolated spot. These can be signs of a broken or fractured bone, a
sprain, or a complete muscle
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Branding Is A Expression Of The Human Condition
BRANDS
The word brand is derived from the Old Norse word brander, which means to burn by fire.
The dynamics of the brand reputation helped build better businesses, and the role of the brand
which consider as a barometer of value has sustained growth.
Basically, branding is a philosophical expression of the human condition. It is about belonging
/attachment. Belonging to a tribe, to a religion, to a family and to a product. The Branding
establishes a sense of attachment. It has this function for both the people who are part of the same
group and also for the people who don t belong. The origins of branding are basically related to the
nature of the human condition. A tribe is a brand religion is a brand. When it shows itself in a
modern, fashionable form, you are expected statingbranding that began in the 19th century. It was
basically affiliation with fast moving consumer goods. But that is a distortion of what branding is.
That type of branding is a manifestation of differentiation. It s a differentiation of onefast moving
consumer product from another. Brands are a direct consequence of the strategy of market
segmentation and differentiation.
Brand is about two things. Expectations and experiences
Expectations
Coca Cola delivers on an expectation every time a can is cracked. Drinkers expect it to taste and
look a certain way. Imagine if you noticed (with no prior warning) the Coke was a chunky slime
green just as you were taking your first sip. We feel protected when we
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BRANDS
The word brand is derived from the Old Norse word brander, which means to burn by fire.
The dynamics of the brand reputation helped build better businesses, and the role of the brand
which consider as a barometer of value has sustained growth.
Basically, branding is a philosophical expression of the human condition. It is about belonging
/attachment. Belonging to a tribe, to a religion, to a family and to a product. The Branding
establishes a sense of attachment. It has this function for both the people who are part of the same
group and also for the people who don t belong. The origins of branding are basically related to the
nature of the human condition. A tribe is a brand religion is a brand. When it shows itself in a
modern, fashionable form, you are expected statingbranding that began in the 19th century. It was
basically affiliation with fast moving consumer goods. But that is a distortion of what branding is.
That type of branding is a manifestation of differentiation. It s a differentiation of onefast moving
consumer product from another. Brands are a direct consequence of the strategy of market
segmentation and differentiation.
Brand is about two things. Expectations and experiences
Expectations
Coca Cola delivers on an expectation every time a can is cracked. Drinkers expect it to taste and
look a certain way. Imagine if you noticed (with no prior warning) the Coke was a chunky slime
green just as you were taking your first sip. We feel protected when we
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Fortunato In The Cask Of Amontillado
On the hand, Fortunato means fortune, luck, wealth and fate. Montresor does not believe
Fortunato is that lucky every time. Thus, Montresor designs his plan carefully in order to
eliminate as much error as he can. Fortunato is too drunk to realize what is going on when
Montresor locks him to the wall with a chain. Suddenly, there was a succession of loud and shrill
screams that frightened Montresor but he pleased to join with the screams. This is because he
realizes no one is in the house so no matter how hard he screams, no one is able to hear it at all.
Fortunato said The voice said Ha1 ha! Ha! he ! he ! he ! a very good joke, indeed an excellent jest.
We will have many a rich laugh about it at the palazzo= he! He! He! over
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On the hand, Fortunato means fortune, luck, wealth and fate. Montresor does not believe
Fortunato is that lucky every time. Thus, Montresor designs his plan carefully in order to
eliminate as much error as he can. Fortunato is too drunk to realize what is going on when
Montresor locks him to the wall with a chain. Suddenly, there was a succession of loud and shrill
screams that frightened Montresor but he pleased to join with the screams. This is because he
realizes no one is in the house so no matter how hard he screams, no one is able to hear it at all.
Fortunato said The voice said Ha1 ha! Ha! he ! he ! he ! a very good joke, indeed an excellent jest.
We will have many a rich laugh about it at the palazzo= he! He! He! over
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What Is H S Five Forces Model
Terms of Reference
H M also known as Hennes Mauritz is one of the most leading apparel companies globally; one of
creativity and style. The company is one which believes that it should offer to its customers fashion
and quality at the best price.
The aim of this report is to assess H M s company organizational culture as well as the core
competencies and capabilities of the company; and how it has used these to attain the position at
which it is at today in the fashion and apparel industry.
The report also provides in depth analysis on how H M has used its capabilities to grow its
operations through the practices of market development, product development as well as market
penetration.
The Threat of New Entrants within the Apparel Industry
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This threat is the force of the model which would shape the competitive nature of the fashion and
apparel industry.
The fashion and apparel industry is one of high profits and this is why it has attracted many
competitors. Since there is a slow growth increase within the industry this has increased the
competition and this has caused an increase in the amount of competitors especially quite a bit of
small entrants within the industry. New potential entrants wishing to enter the industry can have an
adverse effect on the existing competitors within the industry which cause issues with the
competitive side of the apparel industry.
The cost to enter the apparel and fashion industry does not require a large amount f capital by new
entrants; costs may end up being high due to the economies of scale. Hence why because of the
overpowering demand of products, the economies of scale cannot be attained by competitors
looking to enter the industry and they are most likely to face considerable
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Terms of Reference
H M also known as Hennes Mauritz is one of the most leading apparel companies globally; one of
creativity and style. The company is one which believes that it should offer to its customers fashion
and quality at the best price.
The aim of this report is to assess H M s company organizational culture as well as the core
competencies and capabilities of the company; and how it has used these to attain the position at
which it is at today in the fashion and apparel industry.
The report also provides in depth analysis on how H M has used its capabilities to grow its
operations through the practices of market development, product development as well as market
penetration.
The Threat of New Entrants within the Apparel Industry
Porter s five forces model seeks to portray how attractive an industry ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This threat is the force of the model which would shape the competitive nature of the fashion and
apparel industry.
The fashion and apparel industry is one of high profits and this is why it has attracted many
competitors. Since there is a slow growth increase within the industry this has increased the
competition and this has caused an increase in the amount of competitors especially quite a bit of
small entrants within the industry. New potential entrants wishing to enter the industry can have an
adverse effect on the existing competitors within the industry which cause issues with the
competitive side of the apparel industry.
The cost to enter the apparel and fashion industry does not require a large amount f capital by new
entrants; costs may end up being high due to the economies of scale. Hence why because of the
overpowering demand of products, the economies of scale cannot be attained by competitors
looking to enter the industry and they are most likely to face considerable
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Silent Words in Art
The Magdalen with a smoking flame is an art piece that was done by George De La Tour in 1640.
De La Tour painted this work using oil and paint on a material known as canvas. This painting
was created in France then it was moved to the one of the most respected museums of the Los
Angeles county Museum of art. The size of the painting is 128cm by 94cm, by looking at this
painting the elements that were used are very noticeable the texture in this work gives it a very
smooth and rough feel at the same time. Looking at the painting Magdalen is sitting vertically in
this painting and so is the flame . The value of this art piece is stands out as we can see all the
light that illuminates Magdalen and part of the wall. You can also see that Mary Magdalen is
thinking of something that is unknown to us. All of the objects in the painting including the, Skull,
Book, lamp, and lighting of the candle make up the unity of this image, to better identify what
Mary may be thinking as she meditates on the flame. In this painting the light is what calls the
attention to the art. Magdalen is an actual character that was drawn from the bible as she sitting in
solitude and gazing into a simple flame lamp (Louvre, de Musee Paris).
This painting is a very religious work of art because the skull symbolizes the suffering of Jesus
Christ. De
La Tour is most known for depicting scenes from the bible and characters. The books that are on
top of the table are represented as bibles. When I
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The Magdalen with a smoking flame is an art piece that was done by George De La Tour in 1640.
De La Tour painted this work using oil and paint on a material known as canvas. This painting
was created in France then it was moved to the one of the most respected museums of the Los
Angeles county Museum of art. The size of the painting is 128cm by 94cm, by looking at this
painting the elements that were used are very noticeable the texture in this work gives it a very
smooth and rough feel at the same time. Looking at the painting Magdalen is sitting vertically in
this painting and so is the flame . The value of this art piece is stands out as we can see all the
light that illuminates Magdalen and part of the wall. You can also see that Mary Magdalen is
thinking of something that is unknown to us. All of the objects in the painting including the, Skull,
Book, lamp, and lighting of the candle make up the unity of this image, to better identify what
Mary may be thinking as she meditates on the flame. In this painting the light is what calls the
attention to the art. Magdalen is an actual character that was drawn from the bible as she sitting in
solitude and gazing into a simple flame lamp (Louvre, de Musee Paris).
This painting is a very religious work of art because the skull symbolizes the suffering of Jesus
Christ. De
La Tour is most known for depicting scenes from the bible and characters. The books that are on
top of the table are represented as bibles. When I
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Essay about Greek History
Greek History In this book, the result of my inquiries into history, I hope to...preserve the memory
of the past by putting on record the astonishing achievements both of our own and of the Asiatic
peoples.... With this mission statement Herodotus introduces his Histories, the first recorded
history text in the western world. Using fragments of the past he reconstructs a picture of the whole;
the objects of his researches included first hand accounts and tales passed down through
generations, physical remains and artifacts, and his own intelligence and creativity. Using sources
such as these (though he cites nothing), Herodotus describes the foundation of the Theran colony
of Cyrene, ca. 630 B.C.E.. In compiling... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The detail given in the Histories surpasses in amount that given in the degree inscription but does
not contain any overtly absurd or patently false accounts. Herodotus description remains true to
what is known about early Greek colonization: the oracular role, economic and agricultural
pressures spurring colonization, and the mysterious and dangerous nature of unexplored territories.
One aspect, given in both Herodotus and the inscription, matches evidence of the period. The
Theran decree tells of Battos, Archagetes [founder] and king leading one hundred Therans to
Africa; Herodotus writes that with Battos as their leader and king...they sent two pentekonters to
[Africa], with each pentekonter containing fifty rowers each. Herodotus says the colonists were
chosen with brother drawing lots with brother; the Theran decree relates that [o]n equal and fair
terms shall they sail according to family.
The main differences between the two accounts lie not in conflicts, but in new material. The
inscription gives the rules to govern the actions of the colonists: their rights of citizenship, the
results of hardships to the colony. It also details how men could be forced to join the colonization
party, and that the consequence for disobeying the order of the mother city was death. Herodotus
remains silent on
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Greek History In this book, the result of my inquiries into history, I hope to...preserve the memory
of the past by putting on record the astonishing achievements both of our own and of the Asiatic
peoples.... With this mission statement Herodotus introduces his Histories, the first recorded
history text in the western world. Using fragments of the past he reconstructs a picture of the whole;
the objects of his researches included first hand accounts and tales passed down through
generations, physical remains and artifacts, and his own intelligence and creativity. Using sources
such as these (though he cites nothing), Herodotus describes the foundation of the Theran colony
of Cyrene, ca. 630 B.C.E.. In compiling... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The detail given in the Histories surpasses in amount that given in the degree inscription but does
not contain any overtly absurd or patently false accounts. Herodotus description remains true to
what is known about early Greek colonization: the oracular role, economic and agricultural
pressures spurring colonization, and the mysterious and dangerous nature of unexplored territories.
One aspect, given in both Herodotus and the inscription, matches evidence of the period. The
Theran decree tells of Battos, Archagetes [founder] and king leading one hundred Therans to
Africa; Herodotus writes that with Battos as their leader and king...they sent two pentekonters to
[Africa], with each pentekonter containing fifty rowers each. Herodotus says the colonists were
chosen with brother drawing lots with brother; the Theran decree relates that [o]n equal and fair
terms shall they sail according to family.
The main differences between the two accounts lie not in conflicts, but in new material. The
inscription gives the rules to govern the actions of the colonists: their rights of citizenship, the
results of hardships to the colony. It also details how men could be forced to join the colonization
party, and that the consequence for disobeying the order of the mother city was death. Herodotus
remains silent on
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Discretion Of The Word Discretion Essay
The etymology of the word Discretion is rooted in the early 1300 s, stemming from Old French
Discrecion or Late Latin Discretionem. Discretion is the noun form of the word Discreet, which
is defined as the quality of being careful about what you do and say so that others will not be
offended. Discretion s Latin roots also define it as to discerne: to separate or distinguish. In my
opinion this sentence refers to having the ability to be prudent, which is a great quality for one to
possess because it helps build character. Discretion is also an integral part of developing
interpersonal skills, which in turn leads to establishing relationships and shows that you are
trustworthy. In this essay, I am going to delve deeper into why discretion is an important value to
have, by starting with character composition. Character is the mental and moral qualities distinctive
to an individual, though morality is subjective, in today s society it is predominantly agreed upon
that someone who is of good character has certain qualities that contribute to their decision making,
trustworthiness, and intelligence. I previously mentioned prudence, which is the ability to govern
oneself by the use of reason to make good judgements that allow you to avoid troublesome
situations, which allows one to face the adversities of life while only encountering necessary risks.
This is the ultimate show of genuine character, those who can judge for themselves and aren t
afraid to admit their faults, or
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The etymology of the word Discretion is rooted in the early 1300 s, stemming from Old French
Discrecion or Late Latin Discretionem. Discretion is the noun form of the word Discreet, which
is defined as the quality of being careful about what you do and say so that others will not be
offended. Discretion s Latin roots also define it as to discerne: to separate or distinguish. In my
opinion this sentence refers to having the ability to be prudent, which is a great quality for one to
possess because it helps build character. Discretion is also an integral part of developing
interpersonal skills, which in turn leads to establishing relationships and shows that you are
trustworthy. In this essay, I am going to delve deeper into why discretion is an important value to
have, by starting with character composition. Character is the mental and moral qualities distinctive
to an individual, though morality is subjective, in today s society it is predominantly agreed upon
that someone who is of good character has certain qualities that contribute to their decision making,
trustworthiness, and intelligence. I previously mentioned prudence, which is the ability to govern
oneself by the use of reason to make good judgements that allow you to avoid troublesome
situations, which allows one to face the adversities of life while only encountering necessary risks.
This is the ultimate show of genuine character, those who can judge for themselves and aren t
afraid to admit their faults, or
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Analysis Of I Hear America Singing
If we were all one of the same and diversity was unheard of, would we then have equality? Most
of the time, America s issues lie in ignorance. While we are associated with equality and freedom
there is no way around the question, Are we actually equal? For all that it is true, none can deny
there is still room for improvement. Chew on this, it was only fifty three years ago when
segregation was made illegal in all states and two years ago when the LGBTQ community allowed
the right to marriage. Let us face it, we are still not free from the chains of racial bigotry and
injustices. While Walt Whitmans I hear America singing exhibits the diversity and unity Americans
are notoriously known for, Allen Ginsbergand Alice Walker reveal the truths about the ignorance
power brings among the diverse culture.
In Walt Whitman s I Hear America Singing, Whitman instills a sense of unity and diversity in the
reader by simultaneously giving the characters different roles and the ability to sing in unison.
Through this poem we are able to see Whitman s ideal view of America. For instance, his goal in
the first line was to implant this nationalism when he says, I hear America singing, the varied
carols I hear (Whitman/ 1). The phrase varied carols is used to show the differences among the
townspeople but despite these differences they have a common interest in working together. He
also uses song to unify the racially unidentified people. This is by no mistake, although pronouns
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If we were all one of the same and diversity was unheard of, would we then have equality? Most
of the time, America s issues lie in ignorance. While we are associated with equality and freedom
there is no way around the question, Are we actually equal? For all that it is true, none can deny
there is still room for improvement. Chew on this, it was only fifty three years ago when
segregation was made illegal in all states and two years ago when the LGBTQ community allowed
the right to marriage. Let us face it, we are still not free from the chains of racial bigotry and
injustices. While Walt Whitmans I hear America singing exhibits the diversity and unity Americans
are notoriously known for, Allen Ginsbergand Alice Walker reveal the truths about the ignorance
power brings among the diverse culture.
In Walt Whitman s I Hear America Singing, Whitman instills a sense of unity and diversity in the
reader by simultaneously giving the characters different roles and the ability to sing in unison.
Through this poem we are able to see Whitman s ideal view of America. For instance, his goal in
the first line was to implant this nationalism when he says, I hear America singing, the varied
carols I hear (Whitman/ 1). The phrase varied carols is used to show the differences among the
townspeople but despite these differences they have a common interest in working together. He
also uses song to unify the racially unidentified people. This is by no mistake, although pronouns
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Animal Genetic Modification Essay
Case Study of Animal Genetic Modification; Generation of Gene Modified Cynomolgus Monkey
via Cas9/RNA Mediated Gene Targeting in One Cell Embryos
Niu, Y., Shen, B., Cui, Y., Chen, Y., Wang, J., Wang, L., Kang, Y., Zhao, X., Si, W., Li, W. and
Xiang, A.P., 2014. Generation of gene modified cynomolgus monkey via Cas9/RNA mediated gene
targeting in one cell embryos. Cell, 156(4), pp.836 843.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2014.01.027
Question 1
This topic is very important because it is the first successful genetic modification study of primates
via Cas9/RNA Mediated gene targeting method. Furthermore, the genetic modifications caused no
off target mutagenesis. High efficiency of this research may be a good potential for human gene ...
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2 sgRNAs target Nr0b1 gene (Nuclear Receptor Subfamily 0 Group B Member 1), 2 sgRNAs target
Ppar О і gene (Peroxisome Proliferator Activated Receptor Gamma) and 1 sgRNA targets Rag1
gene (Recombination Activating Gene 1). Cas9 mRNA was synthesized by in vitro transcription
of pST1374 N NLS flag linker Cas9 vector. The RNA mixture was injected into one cell embryos of
Macaca fascicularis.
c. The results were analyzed by 3 steps. First of all, specific regions of the genes were PCR
amplified and visualized on the gel. Secondy, T7EN1 cleavage assay were used to detect
sgRNA:Cas9 mediated on target cleavage of specific genes. Finally, PCR amplified regions were
cloned and sequenced to determine the deletions or insertions.
Question 3
Regarding the findings of this study, writers have infered that Cas9 mRNA and sgRNA mediated
complex was successful in modification of Ppar О і and Rag1 genes without creating any off target
effects in Macaca fascicularis. T7EN1 cleavage assay displayed the cleavage products of these two
genes in placenta, umbilical cord and ear punch tissues in founders and the genetic modifications
were confirmed by DNA sequencing of PCR products. Furthermore, no detectable off target
effects were found in baby monkeys. On the other hand, T7EN1 cleavage assay result of Nr0b1
gene was negative in umbilical cord in other words no cleavage band was obtained. Finally,
different SNPs which were very close to Rag1 sgRNA target site were compared between
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Case Study of Animal Genetic Modification; Generation of Gene Modified Cynomolgus Monkey
via Cas9/RNA Mediated Gene Targeting in One Cell Embryos
Niu, Y., Shen, B., Cui, Y., Chen, Y., Wang, J., Wang, L., Kang, Y., Zhao, X., Si, W., Li, W. and
Xiang, A.P., 2014. Generation of gene modified cynomolgus monkey via Cas9/RNA mediated gene
targeting in one cell embryos. Cell, 156(4), pp.836 843.
http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2014.01.027
Question 1
This topic is very important because it is the first successful genetic modification study of primates
via Cas9/RNA Mediated gene targeting method. Furthermore, the genetic modifications caused no
off target mutagenesis. High efficiency of this research may be a good potential for human gene ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2 sgRNAs target Nr0b1 gene (Nuclear Receptor Subfamily 0 Group B Member 1), 2 sgRNAs target
Ppar О і gene (Peroxisome Proliferator Activated Receptor Gamma) and 1 sgRNA targets Rag1
gene (Recombination Activating Gene 1). Cas9 mRNA was synthesized by in vitro transcription
of pST1374 N NLS flag linker Cas9 vector. The RNA mixture was injected into one cell embryos of
Macaca fascicularis.
c. The results were analyzed by 3 steps. First of all, specific regions of the genes were PCR
amplified and visualized on the gel. Secondy, T7EN1 cleavage assay were used to detect
sgRNA:Cas9 mediated on target cleavage of specific genes. Finally, PCR amplified regions were
cloned and sequenced to determine the deletions or insertions.
Question 3
Regarding the findings of this study, writers have infered that Cas9 mRNA and sgRNA mediated
complex was successful in modification of Ppar О і and Rag1 genes without creating any off target
effects in Macaca fascicularis. T7EN1 cleavage assay displayed the cleavage products of these two
genes in placenta, umbilical cord and ear punch tissues in founders and the genetic modifications
were confirmed by DNA sequencing of PCR products. Furthermore, no detectable off target
effects were found in baby monkeys. On the other hand, T7EN1 cleavage assay result of Nr0b1
gene was negative in umbilical cord in other words no cleavage band was obtained. Finally,
different SNPs which were very close to Rag1 sgRNA target site were compared between
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Mark Friese Business Analysis
Mark Friese is a Senior Financial Advisor based in Washington, D.C. Mark has helped clients
plan for their financial futures since he joined Merrill Lynch in 1987. Mark is a frequent speaker
and has conducted seminars covering financial strategies, education planning, tax planning
strategies, special needs planning and estate planning strategies for many institutions,
corporations, associations, retirement communities, and professional groups. Mark has appeared
on local T.V. and cable and helps with a radio show focusing on elder care and special needs
planning. Mark also has worked with the boards of many local companies and associations to help
them develop cohesive and holistic plans to meet their financial needs. Mark serves on the boards
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Mark Friese is a Senior Financial Advisor based in Washington, D.C. Mark has helped clients
plan for their financial futures since he joined Merrill Lynch in 1987. Mark is a frequent speaker
and has conducted seminars covering financial strategies, education planning, tax planning
strategies, special needs planning and estate planning strategies for many institutions,
corporations, associations, retirement communities, and professional groups. Mark has appeared
on local T.V. and cable and helps with a radio show focusing on elder care and special needs
planning. Mark also has worked with the boards of many local companies and associations to help
them develop cohesive and holistic plans to meet their financial needs. Mark serves on the boards
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Analysis Of The Drovers Wife By Raymond Tong
Distinctively visual is an illustrious characteristic in which the composer shapes a unique visual
perspective for the responder to interpret. Using a variety of techniques and languages, the
composer is distinctively able to create vibrant and lively visualisations within their work. Hennery
Lawson s short stories the drovers wife and in a dry season convey an unfathomable sense of
isolation and seclusion, in stark contrast to the romanticised nature of the Australian bush often
portrayed in the poplar culture while the poem the African beggar by Raymond Tong creates
images that is employed so that the responder can establish perceptions of and relationships with
the personas and their worlds.
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The metaphor a heap of verminous rags and matted hair is used to establish an image of a thing
rather than a human as verminous is often associated with flies and matted hair , creating images
of filth, dust and neglect of physical hygiene. This is then juxtaposed to the next metaphor he
watches with cunning eyes as it challenges the readers pre existing perceptions of the persona
and instead conjures up images of reptile like creature watching for pray in the readers mind.
The pronoun he and description smallpoxed face are used to remind the reader that this is a
person and their negative perception of the beggar are further explored. The reader upholds a
relationship of disgust with the beggar, as they are unable to comprehend how a human can be in
such a state. The sudden change of tone in the third stanza of African Beggar enables the reader to
re establish the perception and relationship that they had previously created with the beggar. lost in
the trackless jungle of his pain is an example of symbolism used to demonstrate the extent of pain
that the beggar feels throughout his body as its endless pain. The reader visualizes someone
struggling to live their life, creating a sympathetic feeling towards
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Distinctively visual is an illustrious characteristic in which the composer shapes a unique visual
perspective for the responder to interpret. Using a variety of techniques and languages, the
composer is distinctively able to create vibrant and lively visualisations within their work. Hennery
Lawson s short stories the drovers wife and in a dry season convey an unfathomable sense of
isolation and seclusion, in stark contrast to the romanticised nature of the Australian bush often
portrayed in the poplar culture while the poem the African beggar by Raymond Tong creates
images that is employed so that the responder can establish perceptions of and relationships with
the personas and their worlds.
The short story, the drovers wife , depicts ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The metaphor a heap of verminous rags and matted hair is used to establish an image of a thing
rather than a human as verminous is often associated with flies and matted hair , creating images
of filth, dust and neglect of physical hygiene. This is then juxtaposed to the next metaphor he
watches with cunning eyes as it challenges the readers pre existing perceptions of the persona
and instead conjures up images of reptile like creature watching for pray in the readers mind.
The pronoun he and description smallpoxed face are used to remind the reader that this is a
person and their negative perception of the beggar are further explored. The reader upholds a
relationship of disgust with the beggar, as they are unable to comprehend how a human can be in
such a state. The sudden change of tone in the third stanza of African Beggar enables the reader to
re establish the perception and relationship that they had previously created with the beggar. lost in
the trackless jungle of his pain is an example of symbolism used to demonstrate the extent of pain
that the beggar feels throughout his body as its endless pain. The reader visualizes someone
struggling to live their life, creating a sympathetic feeling towards
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History of Statistics
Palban, Marvic Trisha V. Palban
BSMA 2
HISTORY OF STATISTICS
The history of statistics can be said to start around 1749 although, over time, there have been
changes to the interpretation of the word statistics. By the 18th century, the term statistics
designated the systematic collection ofdemographic and economic data by states. In the early 19th
century, the meaning of statistics broadened to include the discipline concerned with the collection,
summary, and analysis of data. Today statistics is widely employed in government, business, and all
the sciences. Electronic computers have expedited statistical computation, and have allowed
statisticians to develop computer intensive methods. The Word statistics have been ... Show more
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* Environmental statistics is the application of statistical methods to environmental science.
Weather, climate, air and water quality are included, as are studies of plant and animal populations.
* Epidemiology is the study of factors affecting the health and illness of populations, and serves as
the foundation and logic of interventions made in the interest of public health and preventive
medicine. * Geostatistics is a branch of geography that deals with the analysis of data from
disciplines such as petroleum geology,hydrogeology, hydrology, meteorology, oceanography,
geochemistry, geography. * Operations research (or Operational Research) is an interdisciplinary
branch of applied mathematics and formal science that uses methods such as mathematical
modeling, statistics, and algorithms to arrive at optimal or near optimal solutions to complex
problems. * Population ecology is a sub field of ecology that deals with the dynamics of species
populations and how these populations interact with the environment. * Psychometrics is the theory
and technique of educational and psychological measurement of knowledge, abilities, attitudes, and
personality traits. * Quality control reviews the factors involved in manufacturing and production;
it can make use of statistical sampling of product items to aid decisions in process
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Palban, Marvic Trisha V. Palban
BSMA 2
HISTORY OF STATISTICS
The history of statistics can be said to start around 1749 although, over time, there have been
changes to the interpretation of the word statistics. By the 18th century, the term statistics
designated the systematic collection ofdemographic and economic data by states. In the early 19th
century, the meaning of statistics broadened to include the discipline concerned with the collection,
summary, and analysis of data. Today statistics is widely employed in government, business, and all
the sciences. Electronic computers have expedited statistical computation, and have allowed
statisticians to develop computer intensive methods. The Word statistics have been ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
* Environmental statistics is the application of statistical methods to environmental science.
Weather, climate, air and water quality are included, as are studies of plant and animal populations.
* Epidemiology is the study of factors affecting the health and illness of populations, and serves as
the foundation and logic of interventions made in the interest of public health and preventive
medicine. * Geostatistics is a branch of geography that deals with the analysis of data from
disciplines such as petroleum geology,hydrogeology, hydrology, meteorology, oceanography,
geochemistry, geography. * Operations research (or Operational Research) is an interdisciplinary
branch of applied mathematics and formal science that uses methods such as mathematical
modeling, statistics, and algorithms to arrive at optimal or near optimal solutions to complex
problems. * Population ecology is a sub field of ecology that deals with the dynamics of species
populations and how these populations interact with the environment. * Psychometrics is the theory
and technique of educational and psychological measurement of knowledge, abilities, attitudes, and
personality traits. * Quality control reviews the factors involved in manufacturing and production;
it can make use of statistical sampling of product items to aid decisions in process
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Copyright Law in Canada Essay
Canada s copyright law is one of our hardest laws to enforce. The reason the police have so much
trouble enforcing this law, is due to technology. This law is very easy to break, and once broken,
it is very hard to track down violators. So although some form of a copyright law is needed, the
one we have has, too many holes to be effective. There are three main ways in which the copyright
lawis broken in everyday life. They is audio/video tape copying, plagiarism, and software piracy.
The first, and most commonly violated aspect of the copyright law, is the copying of audio tapes
for oneself and friends. Thanks to the invention of dual cassette stereos, this has become very easy.
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Very often a student when doing a research paper will quot;accidently quot; forget to footnote his
work. By quot;forgetting quot; to give the author credit, the student has claimed the work as his
own. Another reason students may copy someone else s work is to sound more sophisticated
hoping that if they use someone elses words it will sound better than their own. Generally, this
provides an easy way for a teacher or the police to catch them.
Teachers also plagiarize rather frequently. Very often a teacher will photocopy several pages
from a book, in order to save the students the expense of having to buy the book for themselves.
While this is a noble act by the teacher, in most cases, this is illegal. Unless the author of the book,
gave consent for his/her work to be freely distributed, teachers can t copy it any more than students
or anyone else can.
The third category of piracy is Software Pirating. There are several forms which this can take.
The most common form is very similar to audio/video cassettes. It is when someone copies a
game or program from his/her computer to someone elses. As long as the two people have the
same type of computer, (they both have apples or IBM s) this is a very simple process, so long as
the programmer didn t put a bug into the program (a precaution they take against people copying
their work).
Another form of Computer Piracy is a quot;cracker quot;. A cracker is someone
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Canada s copyright law is one of our hardest laws to enforce. The reason the police have so much
trouble enforcing this law, is due to technology. This law is very easy to break, and once broken,
it is very hard to track down violators. So although some form of a copyright law is needed, the
one we have has, too many holes to be effective. There are three main ways in which the copyright
lawis broken in everyday life. They is audio/video tape copying, plagiarism, and software piracy.
The first, and most commonly violated aspect of the copyright law, is the copying of audio tapes
for oneself and friends. Thanks to the invention of dual cassette stereos, this has become very easy.
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Very often a student when doing a research paper will quot;accidently quot; forget to footnote his
work. By quot;forgetting quot; to give the author credit, the student has claimed the work as his
own. Another reason students may copy someone else s work is to sound more sophisticated
hoping that if they use someone elses words it will sound better than their own. Generally, this
provides an easy way for a teacher or the police to catch them.
Teachers also plagiarize rather frequently. Very often a teacher will photocopy several pages
from a book, in order to save the students the expense of having to buy the book for themselves.
While this is a noble act by the teacher, in most cases, this is illegal. Unless the author of the book,
gave consent for his/her work to be freely distributed, teachers can t copy it any more than students
or anyone else can.
The third category of piracy is Software Pirating. There are several forms which this can take.
The most common form is very similar to audio/video cassettes. It is when someone copies a
game or program from his/her computer to someone elses. As long as the two people have the
same type of computer, (they both have apples or IBM s) this is a very simple process, so long as
the programmer didn t put a bug into the program (a precaution they take against people copying
their work).
Another form of Computer Piracy is a quot;cracker quot;. A cracker is someone
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Benefits Of Learning A New Language
Learning a new language can not only intimidating but also require hard work and dedication.
However, even amongst all the trials and tribulations, learning a new language can be very
rewarding in the end. Learning a new language can assist with gaining employment, getting through
day to day activities, and even help within the dating world for those that are interested in dating
outside of their race. With knowing all of the hard work that goes into learninga new language, I
wanted to see what things were like for those who wanted to learn the English language. A language
that is most commonly used around the world and one that is set to help many gain much reward.
For my interview I decided to interview my coworker Anastasia. Anastasia was born in Estonia, a
small country within Europe. Her father was a military doctor so they moved around a lot
throughout the country. When she was six months old Anastasia and her family moved to
Moldova. After living in Moldova for the next 25 years she and her husband decided they wanted
to give their new born baby girl a better life in the US so they decided to make the move.
Anastasia s native language is Romanian which is spoken throughout Moldova as well as
Russian. For her she began to learn the English language at a pretty early age. While learning to
speak her parents would teach her English as well as she grew up. It wasn t until 9th grade when
she really begin to put fourth more effort to learn English. Anastasia s grandmother
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Learning a new language can not only intimidating but also require hard work and dedication.
However, even amongst all the trials and tribulations, learning a new language can be very
rewarding in the end. Learning a new language can assist with gaining employment, getting through
day to day activities, and even help within the dating world for those that are interested in dating
outside of their race. With knowing all of the hard work that goes into learninga new language, I
wanted to see what things were like for those who wanted to learn the English language. A language
that is most commonly used around the world and one that is set to help many gain much reward.
For my interview I decided to interview my coworker Anastasia. Anastasia was born in Estonia, a
small country within Europe. Her father was a military doctor so they moved around a lot
throughout the country. When she was six months old Anastasia and her family moved to
Moldova. After living in Moldova for the next 25 years she and her husband decided they wanted
to give their new born baby girl a better life in the US so they decided to make the move.
Anastasia s native language is Romanian which is spoken throughout Moldova as well as
Russian. For her she began to learn the English language at a pretty early age. While learning to
speak her parents would teach her English as well as she grew up. It wasn t until 9th grade when
she really begin to put fourth more effort to learn English. Anastasia s grandmother
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Essay on Chad
Chad
Chad is one of the most underdeveloped countries in the world because of its climate, geographic
location, and a lack of infrastructure and natural resources. It s main cash crop that is helping it s
economy is cotton, which accounts for 48% of exports.1 The industry of Chad is mainly based on
processing agricultural products. It is run by a republican government and it s legal system is
based on French civil law system and Chadian customary law. The recent president is Idriss Deby
and head of government is Prime Minister Joseph
Yodoyman Chad had gained its independence from France on August 11, 1960. Its national holiday
is held on the same day every year.
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Total fertility rate is 5.33 children born/women. The people of Chad are Chadian in nationality. The
ethnic divisions in the north are Muslim (Arabs. Toubou, Hadjerai, Fulbe, Kotoko,
Kanembou, Baguirmi, Boulala, Zaghawa, and Maba). In the south are non Muslims
(Sara, Ngambaye, Mbaye, Goulaye, Moundang, Moussei, Massa). The religions of
Chad are Muslim (44%), Christian (33%), indigenous beliefs, and animism (23%).
The common spoken languages in Chad are Sara (spoken in south), Sango (spoken in north).
The official languages of Chad are French and Arabic. There are over 100 different languages and
dialects spoken in Chad. The literacy rate is at age 15 and over people can read and write French or
Arabic. The total population of literacy is 30%. 42% for males and 18% for females.
Chad has a republican government. The capital of Chad is N djamena. It s administrative divisions
are 14 prefectures (prefectures, singular prefecture); Batha, Biltine, Borkou Ennedi Tibesti, Chari
Baguirmi, Guera, Kanem,
Lac, Logone Occidental, Logone Oriental, Mayo Kebbi, Moyen Chari, Ouaddai,
Salamat, and Tandjile. Chad had gained its independence on August 11, 1960, from
France. They had gained their constitution on December 22, 1989. Chad s legal system is based on
French civil law system and Chadian customary law, it has not accepted compulsory ICJ
jurisdiction. The national holiday is held on the 11th
of
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Chad
Chad is one of the most underdeveloped countries in the world because of its climate, geographic
location, and a lack of infrastructure and natural resources. It s main cash crop that is helping it s
economy is cotton, which accounts for 48% of exports.1 The industry of Chad is mainly based on
processing agricultural products. It is run by a republican government and it s legal system is
based on French civil law system and Chadian customary law. The recent president is Idriss Deby
and head of government is Prime Minister Joseph
Yodoyman Chad had gained its independence from France on August 11, 1960. Its national holiday
is held on the same day every year.
The geography of Chad is mostly pastures and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Total fertility rate is 5.33 children born/women. The people of Chad are Chadian in nationality. The
ethnic divisions in the north are Muslim (Arabs. Toubou, Hadjerai, Fulbe, Kotoko,
Kanembou, Baguirmi, Boulala, Zaghawa, and Maba). In the south are non Muslims
(Sara, Ngambaye, Mbaye, Goulaye, Moundang, Moussei, Massa). The religions of
Chad are Muslim (44%), Christian (33%), indigenous beliefs, and animism (23%).
The common spoken languages in Chad are Sara (spoken in south), Sango (spoken in north).
The official languages of Chad are French and Arabic. There are over 100 different languages and
dialects spoken in Chad. The literacy rate is at age 15 and over people can read and write French or
Arabic. The total population of literacy is 30%. 42% for males and 18% for females.
Chad has a republican government. The capital of Chad is N djamena. It s administrative divisions
are 14 prefectures (prefectures, singular prefecture); Batha, Biltine, Borkou Ennedi Tibesti, Chari
Baguirmi, Guera, Kanem,
Lac, Logone Occidental, Logone Oriental, Mayo Kebbi, Moyen Chari, Ouaddai,
Salamat, and Tandjile. Chad had gained its independence on August 11, 1960, from
France. They had gained their constitution on December 22, 1989. Chad s legal system is based on
French civil law system and Chadian customary law, it has not accepted compulsory ICJ
jurisdiction. The national holiday is held on the 11th
of
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John Philip Sousa Research Paper
Do you want to become famous like John Philip Sousa? John Philip and he Sousa became quite
successful in life. Sousa had a lot of strength to do what he did. There are a couple skilled Sousa
had to get this famous in life.
Sousa resigned from the military corps to become a musician. In first passage, paragraph 1, line
2 4 it states On July 30, 1892, he resigned from the marine corps to start his own band. But what
kind of band would it be . He is thinking about what kind of band he wanted to be in so he can be
a musician. He started to think of some bands and some he came up with in his head are Brass
band, Military bands and Orchestra band. He combined all them together and he came up with his
own band and that was the Sousa band. It took
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Do you want to become famous like John Philip Sousa? John Philip and he Sousa became quite
successful in life. Sousa had a lot of strength to do what he did. There are a couple skilled Sousa
had to get this famous in life.
Sousa resigned from the military corps to become a musician. In first passage, paragraph 1, line
2 4 it states On July 30, 1892, he resigned from the marine corps to start his own band. But what
kind of band would it be . He is thinking about what kind of band he wanted to be in so he can be
a musician. He started to think of some bands and some he came up with in his head are Brass
band, Military bands and Orchestra band. He combined all them together and he came up with his
own band and that was the Sousa band. It took
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Urbanization, Industrialization, Popullation
Group Presentation Report
On topic: How and Why Industrialization, Population and Urbanization are related: Social
Relations, Social Control and Law?
Student: Yen Hoang
Keuka College
How and Why Industrialization, Population and Urbanization are related: Social Relations, Social
Control and Law?
Industrialization, Population Growth and Urbanization are in dynamic relationship with each other
that also has been contributing to change various aspects of Social Relations, Social Control and
Law. America is taken as the typical example illustrating this topic because this country is one of
the pioneers starting up those processes and witnessing their pros and cons in spectacular aspects.
First of all, industrialization is the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instances, according to the statistics provided by Linda Alchin, the population of Chicago in
1870 was 298,977; it rose to 1,698,575 in 1900 and in 1920 it reached the number of 2,701,705.
Seattle is another typical example which had the population of 1,107 in 1870 and in 1920 it
increased nearly 285 times with the number of 315,312. Additionally, in 1840, the U.S had only 131
cities and by 1900 that number had risen to over 1,700. Eventually these activities brought out
abundant urbanization issues, such as environmental degradation, typically in the quality of water,
air and noise; inefficient transportation system; overcrowding; housing; unemployment; rise in
crime due to poverty and lack of control; the sharp contrast between the rich and the poor; etc. For
example, cheap accommodation was developed as tall, narrow tenement buildings in dark, crowed,
unpleasant and unhealthy living conditions. Pollution and poor sanitation caused fatal epidemics in
cities.
Those disadvantages of urbanization and industrialization sparked serious riots and strikes by
workers. Not only workers but also the American in general advocated reform of country s
economic, political, and social system during the late 1800 s and early 1900 s. By 1917, the
reformers had brought tremendous changes in government s responsibilities to the citizen, reducing
poverty, enhancing living conditions of the poor and regulating big business. This era
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Group Presentation Report
On topic: How and Why Industrialization, Population and Urbanization are related: Social
Relations, Social Control and Law?
Student: Yen Hoang
Keuka College
How and Why Industrialization, Population and Urbanization are related: Social Relations, Social
Control and Law?
Industrialization, Population Growth and Urbanization are in dynamic relationship with each other
that also has been contributing to change various aspects of Social Relations, Social Control and
Law. America is taken as the typical example illustrating this topic because this country is one of
the pioneers starting up those processes and witnessing their pros and cons in spectacular aspects.
First of all, industrialization is the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instances, according to the statistics provided by Linda Alchin, the population of Chicago in
1870 was 298,977; it rose to 1,698,575 in 1900 and in 1920 it reached the number of 2,701,705.
Seattle is another typical example which had the population of 1,107 in 1870 and in 1920 it
increased nearly 285 times with the number of 315,312. Additionally, in 1840, the U.S had only 131
cities and by 1900 that number had risen to over 1,700. Eventually these activities brought out
abundant urbanization issues, such as environmental degradation, typically in the quality of water,
air and noise; inefficient transportation system; overcrowding; housing; unemployment; rise in
crime due to poverty and lack of control; the sharp contrast between the rich and the poor; etc. For
example, cheap accommodation was developed as tall, narrow tenement buildings in dark, crowed,
unpleasant and unhealthy living conditions. Pollution and poor sanitation caused fatal epidemics in
cities.
Those disadvantages of urbanization and industrialization sparked serious riots and strikes by
workers. Not only workers but also the American in general advocated reform of country s
economic, political, and social system during the late 1800 s and early 1900 s. By 1917, the
reformers had brought tremendous changes in government s responsibilities to the citizen, reducing
poverty, enhancing living conditions of the poor and regulating big business. This era
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AUDIT-20 Assessments
The main instruments conducted in this study were both the AUDIT and DAST 20 assessments.
Data was collected by the use of these two assessments administered in English or Spanish. Both
tests were administered to each individually and independently. After the tests were administered
they were able to be reviewed. The AUDIT assessment measures the alcoholusage level from each
client, and results with 10 items allowing multiple answers. The maximum possible score for
this assessment is out of 40. (Cronbach s alpha = 0.88). A score that ranged from 8 to 11 would
indicate a severity level of alcohol usage. A score that ranged from 12 or higher would show
strong correlations of a dependency on alcohol. The DAST 20 measures a client s drug usage
and results, as well as involving different causes or adaptations to the nervous system and its
symptoms. (CA = 0.74) This test is a 20 yes or no questionnaire. The highest score would be a
range of 20. Scores that range from 6 and above shows a strong correlation... Show more content on
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However, all individuals medical records were accessed to organize compatible clinical data. All
medical records also contained DSM IV diagnoses. Medical records were able to show any history
of mental illnesses, medications, mood disorders, or diseases that specialists should be informed
about. These records indicate that the client is an overall decent health to participant in this
approach. All data collected will help identify the client s history. A client s history could include
violence or any legal issues that resulted with substance usage.
These materials were chosen, because it is best used with adults and teens who engage in substance
abuse. All questions can help determine if a teen has engaged in substance abuse, because of a
parent in the home. According to Peter (2015), this assessment was conducted study to investigate
and analyze substance abuse among family
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The main instruments conducted in this study were both the AUDIT and DAST 20 assessments.
Data was collected by the use of these two assessments administered in English or Spanish. Both
tests were administered to each individually and independently. After the tests were administered
they were able to be reviewed. The AUDIT assessment measures the alcoholusage level from each
client, and results with 10 items allowing multiple answers. The maximum possible score for
this assessment is out of 40. (Cronbach s alpha = 0.88). A score that ranged from 8 to 11 would
indicate a severity level of alcohol usage. A score that ranged from 12 or higher would show
strong correlations of a dependency on alcohol. The DAST 20 measures a client s drug usage
and results, as well as involving different causes or adaptations to the nervous system and its
symptoms. (CA = 0.74) This test is a 20 yes or no questionnaire. The highest score would be a
range of 20. Scores that range from 6 and above shows a strong correlation... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
However, all individuals medical records were accessed to organize compatible clinical data. All
medical records also contained DSM IV diagnoses. Medical records were able to show any history
of mental illnesses, medications, mood disorders, or diseases that specialists should be informed
about. These records indicate that the client is an overall decent health to participant in this
approach. All data collected will help identify the client s history. A client s history could include
violence or any legal issues that resulted with substance usage.
These materials were chosen, because it is best used with adults and teens who engage in substance
abuse. All questions can help determine if a teen has engaged in substance abuse, because of a
parent in the home. According to Peter (2015), this assessment was conducted study to investigate
and analyze substance abuse among family
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The Aphasia Mash Up Project
This aphasia mash up project is intended to remediate lexical retrieval at the discourse level in a
variety of communication settings and communication partners relevant to the patient s interests.
People with Aphasia often have difficulty with word retrieval which limits discourse capacity. This
in turn negatively effects communication interactions with others and increases isolation.
Therefore, therapy is often centered around improving wordretrieval that will facilitate
communication with others. Unfortunately, trained skills in therapy have demonstrated varying
levels of generalization. There are several treatment approaches that have demonstrated efficacy for
individuals with aphasiasuch as Semantic Feature Analysis. A limitation with this method is that it
focuses on nouns and has not shown limited generalization to generalize to discourse and hashave
not shown significant evidence for maintenance (Kiran Bassetto 2008). Another approach used in
therapy is the use of verbs. Verbs are central to syntax, semanticsand event memory. Therefore,
VNeST is effective because it targets semantic networks based around verbs, which also targets
things such as nouns, syntax, and thematic roles. Verbs are expected to activate more neural
networks in comparison to targeting nouns alone. Furthermore, previous studies have used VNeST
and shown to be beneficial to patients with moderate fluent and non fluent aphasia (Edmonds et al.
2009). The first article used investigated the
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This aphasia mash up project is intended to remediate lexical retrieval at the discourse level in a
variety of communication settings and communication partners relevant to the patient s interests.
People with Aphasia often have difficulty with word retrieval which limits discourse capacity. This
in turn negatively effects communication interactions with others and increases isolation.
Therefore, therapy is often centered around improving wordretrieval that will facilitate
communication with others. Unfortunately, trained skills in therapy have demonstrated varying
levels of generalization. There are several treatment approaches that have demonstrated efficacy for
individuals with aphasiasuch as Semantic Feature Analysis. A limitation with this method is that it
focuses on nouns and has not shown limited generalization to generalize to discourse and hashave
not shown significant evidence for maintenance (Kiran Bassetto 2008). Another approach used in
therapy is the use of verbs. Verbs are central to syntax, semanticsand event memory. Therefore,
VNeST is effective because it targets semantic networks based around verbs, which also targets
things such as nouns, syntax, and thematic roles. Verbs are expected to activate more neural
networks in comparison to targeting nouns alone. Furthermore, previous studies have used VNeST
and shown to be beneficial to patients with moderate fluent and non fluent aphasia (Edmonds et al.
2009). The first article used investigated the
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The Notebook Essay example
The Notebook is a phenomenal film with incredible performances and many heartfelt moments
from beginning to end. It is a love story that many of us fantasize of living someday. The story
unfolds in recent times at a Nursing home with the introduction of an elderly lady (Gena
Rowlands) who is being visited by an old man, known as Duke (James Garner), who also resides
in the nursing home, and he s there to read her a story. He begins to read about a young girl
named Allie (Rachel McAdams) who was visiting a cousin one summer in the late 1940s. Allie
was a beautiful teenage girl who eventually caught the eye of Noah (Ryan Gosling), her cousin s
boyfriend s best friend. Initially, she showed no interest in Noah, considering the fact... Show more
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The film?s setting was in present and past scenarios, which made it very interesting. As the old
man Duke read the story, in a past plot, and the story began to climax, he would be interrupted
by someone in the nursing staff, bringing them back to the present. This lineup of events leads to
a sense of curiosity as I began to wonder what these two plots have in relation. This curiosity will
soon be fulfilled as the story develops, and the two plots start to intertwine. The director of this
film did a fantastic job in combining these two plots, and giving the audience just enough time
to figure out their relation. He didn?t give it away too soon, or so late that the story got boring
or confusing. He also made very good use of underscoring (background music with no apparent
source) in a previous scene where Allie and Noah where dancing alone in the middle on
nowhere, to the sounds of Billie Holiday. This particular shot was a three minute continuous shot
taken with a camera on a 300ft dolly track. The actors and actresses in this film did a remarkable
job in playing their roles. The language and wardrobe fit the perfect description of a 40?s
teenager. Now, this is what I call a love story. Based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks, The
Notebook is most definitely the way a love story should be. This story doesn?t just say happily
ever after at the end, it actually takes you there. Works Cited The Notebook. Directed by Nick
Cassavetes.
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The Notebook is a phenomenal film with incredible performances and many heartfelt moments
from beginning to end. It is a love story that many of us fantasize of living someday. The story
unfolds in recent times at a Nursing home with the introduction of an elderly lady (Gena
Rowlands) who is being visited by an old man, known as Duke (James Garner), who also resides
in the nursing home, and he s there to read her a story. He begins to read about a young girl
named Allie (Rachel McAdams) who was visiting a cousin one summer in the late 1940s. Allie
was a beautiful teenage girl who eventually caught the eye of Noah (Ryan Gosling), her cousin s
boyfriend s best friend. Initially, she showed no interest in Noah, considering the fact... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The film?s setting was in present and past scenarios, which made it very interesting. As the old
man Duke read the story, in a past plot, and the story began to climax, he would be interrupted
by someone in the nursing staff, bringing them back to the present. This lineup of events leads to
a sense of curiosity as I began to wonder what these two plots have in relation. This curiosity will
soon be fulfilled as the story develops, and the two plots start to intertwine. The director of this
film did a fantastic job in combining these two plots, and giving the audience just enough time
to figure out their relation. He didn?t give it away too soon, or so late that the story got boring
or confusing. He also made very good use of underscoring (background music with no apparent
source) in a previous scene where Allie and Noah where dancing alone in the middle on
nowhere, to the sounds of Billie Holiday. This particular shot was a three minute continuous shot
taken with a camera on a 300ft dolly track. The actors and actresses in this film did a remarkable
job in playing their roles. The language and wardrobe fit the perfect description of a 40?s
teenager. Now, this is what I call a love story. Based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks, The
Notebook is most definitely the way a love story should be. This story doesn?t just say happily
ever after at the end, it actually takes you there. Works Cited The Notebook. Directed by Nick
Cassavetes.
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Internal Environment and External Environment
Section 1 Internal environment and external environment
Internal environment Manager:
On one hand, in order to understand a management situation of a company, the organization
structure is the key issues which should be involved. Xin hua bookstore is being a traditional
organization has the traditional structure that functional organization structure. This type of
organization always has many layers including senior management, middle management and base
management level in the pyramid. Similarly as the IBM, the management layers up to 18. Xin hua
bookstore used this type of organization structure have found much more problems. The
information transition is appeared too slowly and the manager s decision always being distortion. ...
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Students being a specific group is have a great number of needs from all kinds of books. The
company should focus on requirement of this group of people. Moreover, other group such as
doctor and lawyer is a market selling component element, so their s requirement is not be ignored.
Meanwhile the Xinhua bookstore paid much attention on teaching materials which reverse the
expectation of the customer.
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Most part of teaching material is help student to cope exams after the examination, the books were
lost value. Although the books may be paid much more money, the students would throw it to the
corner of the bookcase. Many students claim that they need more interest book rater than teaching
material. However, Xin hua bookstore is lack of this type of books which contains encouraging
success involved books, youth novel and so on. There are other disparities that the expected types
and present types, in particular extracurricular books. The need of extracurricular book is up to 61
units, but the supply of this type of book only in 4 units. The histogram to demonstrate the students
need a large number of extracurricular books. The bookstore should recognized this problems and
improve the supply numbers of extracurricular books. On other hand, students are being main
customers that have more right to give suggestions. We should grab their psychological mind.
Specific speaking, we should stock the books rounding their actually
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Section 1 Internal environment and external environment
Internal environment Manager:
On one hand, in order to understand a management situation of a company, the organization
structure is the key issues which should be involved. Xin hua bookstore is being a traditional
organization has the traditional structure that functional organization structure. This type of
organization always has many layers including senior management, middle management and base
management level in the pyramid. Similarly as the IBM, the management layers up to 18. Xin hua
bookstore used this type of organization structure have found much more problems. The
information transition is appeared too slowly and the manager s decision always being distortion. ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Students being a specific group is have a great number of needs from all kinds of books. The
company should focus on requirement of this group of people. Moreover, other group such as
doctor and lawyer is a market selling component element, so their s requirement is not be ignored.
Meanwhile the Xinhua bookstore paid much attention on teaching materials which reverse the
expectation of the customer.
[pic]
Most part of teaching material is help student to cope exams after the examination, the books were
lost value. Although the books may be paid much more money, the students would throw it to the
corner of the bookcase. Many students claim that they need more interest book rater than teaching
material. However, Xin hua bookstore is lack of this type of books which contains encouraging
success involved books, youth novel and so on. There are other disparities that the expected types
and present types, in particular extracurricular books. The need of extracurricular book is up to 61
units, but the supply of this type of book only in 4 units. The histogram to demonstrate the students
need a large number of extracurricular books. The bookstore should recognized this problems and
improve the supply numbers of extracurricular books. On other hand, students are being main
customers that have more right to give suggestions. We should grab their psychological mind.
Specific speaking, we should stock the books rounding their actually
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Residential Garage Door Materials
Garage doors not only protect your cars and other belongings from the elements, they add style
and beauty to your home. Take a look at your residential garage door. If it looks damaged, cracked
or just old, it s time to consider a replacement. There are plenty of materials and styles to choose
from and the garage repair experts at Tracey Door Co in Rochester, NY are here to help you find
the best option for your home and lifestyle.
Here are four different residential garage door materials to consider:
Steel: This material is the most popular option for garage doors. Steel doors are affordable, low
maintenance, durable and come in a variety of styles. This material can be painted to mimic other
textures, like wood. There are two potential drawbacks to using steel for your new residential
garage door. First, steel isn t a good insulator, so consider choosing thicker, insulated doors to save
energy. Second, steel doors especially cheaper options aren t ... Show more content on
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However, this material is much lighter and dents easily. If your kids play basketball in the
driveway or like to kick around a soccer ball, this material may not be a good option.
Wood: This material is great for homeowners who want a traditional, classic residential garage
door. There are many different styles, and some offer windows and unique designs. Wood doors
have better insulation than other materials, like steel, but need more maintenance. If you choose
this option, it may increase the curb appeal of your home, but be prepared to spend more time
cleaning and refinishing.
Wood Composite: For those who want a residential garage door made of wood but don t want to
spend the time and energy maintaining it, wood composite is a good option. Made of recycled
wood fibers, wood composite doors are stronger, like steel, and you can stain or paint them. This
material won t split or rot as easily as regular wood
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Garage doors not only protect your cars and other belongings from the elements, they add style
and beauty to your home. Take a look at your residential garage door. If it looks damaged, cracked
or just old, it s time to consider a replacement. There are plenty of materials and styles to choose
from and the garage repair experts at Tracey Door Co in Rochester, NY are here to help you find
the best option for your home and lifestyle.
Here are four different residential garage door materials to consider:
Steel: This material is the most popular option for garage doors. Steel doors are affordable, low
maintenance, durable and come in a variety of styles. This material can be painted to mimic other
textures, like wood. There are two potential drawbacks to using steel for your new residential
garage door. First, steel isn t a good insulator, so consider choosing thicker, insulated doors to save
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However, this material is much lighter and dents easily. If your kids play basketball in the
driveway or like to kick around a soccer ball, this material may not be a good option.
Wood: This material is great for homeowners who want a traditional, classic residential garage
door. There are many different styles, and some offer windows and unique designs. Wood doors
have better insulation than other materials, like steel, but need more maintenance. If you choose
this option, it may increase the curb appeal of your home, but be prepared to spend more time
cleaning and refinishing.
Wood Composite: For those who want a residential garage door made of wood but don t want to
spend the time and energy maintaining it, wood composite is a good option. Made of recycled
wood fibers, wood composite doors are stronger, like steel, and you can stain or paint them. This
material won t split or rot as easily as regular wood
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Gathering Cues And Coming For Know The Patient
Noticing Gathering Cues Coming to Know the Patient
Provide a synopsis/summary of the salient information you have learned about your patient as an
individual patient and as a person Synopsis of Patient
My patient was a 68 year old female that was brought to ER via EMS on Feb 15 with nausea,
vomiting, and diarrhea x2 days. The pt had not been able to eat or drink for the last 1.5 days, and
felt weak and dizzy for the past 2 days. The patient lives at home alone in Kitchener, her spouse
resides in a long term care home as he suffers from advanced dementia, they have no children.
For IADL s the client is able to cook her own meals, drive, and do her own shopping. However she
receives help with heavy items and house cleaning from a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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On the same date an abdominal x ray was also completed which revealed no small bowel dilation,
no free gas, with a few small pelvis phleboliths (venous calcifications) noted. My involvement and
care of the patient occurred Feb 22nd. On this date her lab work was: BUN 6.3, Cr 64, Na 138, K+
3.5, Cl 107, C02 22, WBC 8.2 (15.4 Feb 15, 4.1 Feb 17), Hgb 93 (106 Feb 15, 80 Feb 16, 73 Feb
17), Hct .291, Plts 305. On assessment the client was still on contact plus isolation, but both a
stool C+S and C Diff tests were negative. Vitals: T 35.8, P 68 reg, RR 18, BP 94/52, Spo2 98%
room air, Pain 0/10 (did receive 650mg acetaminophen @ 0630 for chronic Lt arm/hand pain).
Interpreting Clinical Reasoning
Describe the relationships between the pieces of information and why they are significant for your
patient at this time.
Identify the possible alternatives to choose from in caring for your patient.Significance of Findings
On auscultation her lungs were clear with slightly diminished breath sounds to the bases
bilaterally. She states that she does cough on occasion throughout the day which produces a scant
amount of clear/yellowish sputum. She advises that she is a smoker of 3 cigarettes per day for
apx 45yrs (7pack year hx). Given the pleural effusion seen on xray on Feb 16, smoking, COPD,
and recent course of ABX (Clavulin) may be the cause of the sputum (not purulent, not green,
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Noticing Gathering Cues Coming to Know the Patient
Provide a synopsis/summary of the salient information you have learned about your patient as an
individual patient and as a person Synopsis of Patient
My patient was a 68 year old female that was brought to ER via EMS on Feb 15 with nausea,
vomiting, and diarrhea x2 days. The pt had not been able to eat or drink for the last 1.5 days, and
felt weak and dizzy for the past 2 days. The patient lives at home alone in Kitchener, her spouse
resides in a long term care home as he suffers from advanced dementia, they have no children.
For IADL s the client is able to cook her own meals, drive, and do her own shopping. However she
receives help with heavy items and house cleaning from a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
On the same date an abdominal x ray was also completed which revealed no small bowel dilation,
no free gas, with a few small pelvis phleboliths (venous calcifications) noted. My involvement and
care of the patient occurred Feb 22nd. On this date her lab work was: BUN 6.3, Cr 64, Na 138, K+
3.5, Cl 107, C02 22, WBC 8.2 (15.4 Feb 15, 4.1 Feb 17), Hgb 93 (106 Feb 15, 80 Feb 16, 73 Feb
17), Hct .291, Plts 305. On assessment the client was still on contact plus isolation, but both a
stool C+S and C Diff tests were negative. Vitals: T 35.8, P 68 reg, RR 18, BP 94/52, Spo2 98%
room air, Pain 0/10 (did receive 650mg acetaminophen @ 0630 for chronic Lt arm/hand pain).
Interpreting Clinical Reasoning
Describe the relationships between the pieces of information and why they are significant for your
patient at this time.
Identify the possible alternatives to choose from in caring for your patient.Significance of Findings
On auscultation her lungs were clear with slightly diminished breath sounds to the bases
bilaterally. She states that she does cough on occasion throughout the day which produces a scant
amount of clear/yellowish sputum. She advises that she is a smoker of 3 cigarettes per day for
apx 45yrs (7pack year hx). Given the pleural effusion seen on xray on Feb 16, smoking, COPD,
and recent course of ABX (Clavulin) may be the cause of the sputum (not purulent, not green,
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Death Penalty Is Wrong
Furthermore, the death penalty should be dismantled because research has shown that criminals
have been wrongly convicted and sentenced to the death penalty when later evidence comes up that
proves their innocence. To illustrate,
Since 1973, at least 121 people have been released from death row after evidence of their
innocence emerged. During the same period of time, over 982 people have been executed. Thus,
for every eight people executed, we have found one person on death row who never should have
been convicted. These statistics represent an intolerable risk of executing the innocent ( Innocence ).
To have even one person sentenced to death, let alone convicted of a crime and locked away for life
is unacceptable. There should be additional ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, Examining the death penalty from a human rights perspective not only highlights the
impact of denying the most basic right on all other rights but also demonstrates why the only
solution to the death penalty is to permanently end its use. If the injustices and practicalities
associated with capital punishment could somehow be erased the costs cut, the racial and class
biases removed, and all possibilities for error eliminated the government still cannot do it because it
violates fundamental human rights. A human rights based approach does not take issue with the
accuracy, technique, or timeliness of an execution. It provides a strict standard with which to say
simply and unequivocally the death penalty is wrong ( The Death Penalty Is a Human Rights
Violation ). Even with eliminating the major sticking points that most opponents use, as stated
above, to justify why the death penalty should be abolished, there still leaves the moral and ethical
stance that the death penalty is plain and simply against the basic human right to life. Equally
important, The judge found, however, that evidence from execution logs showed that six of the last
eight prisoners executed in California had not stopped breathing before technicians gave the
paralytic agent, raising a serious possibility that prisoners experienced suffocation from the
paralytic, a feeling much like being
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Furthermore, the death penalty should be dismantled because research has shown that criminals
have been wrongly convicted and sentenced to the death penalty when later evidence comes up that
proves their innocence. To illustrate,
Since 1973, at least 121 people have been released from death row after evidence of their
innocence emerged. During the same period of time, over 982 people have been executed. Thus,
for every eight people executed, we have found one person on death row who never should have
been convicted. These statistics represent an intolerable risk of executing the innocent ( Innocence ).
To have even one person sentenced to death, let alone convicted of a crime and locked away for life
is unacceptable. There should be additional ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, Examining the death penalty from a human rights perspective not only highlights the
impact of denying the most basic right on all other rights but also demonstrates why the only
solution to the death penalty is to permanently end its use. If the injustices and practicalities
associated with capital punishment could somehow be erased the costs cut, the racial and class
biases removed, and all possibilities for error eliminated the government still cannot do it because it
violates fundamental human rights. A human rights based approach does not take issue with the
accuracy, technique, or timeliness of an execution. It provides a strict standard with which to say
simply and unequivocally the death penalty is wrong ( The Death Penalty Is a Human Rights
Violation ). Even with eliminating the major sticking points that most opponents use, as stated
above, to justify why the death penalty should be abolished, there still leaves the moral and ethical
stance that the death penalty is plain and simply against the basic human right to life. Equally
important, The judge found, however, that evidence from execution logs showed that six of the last
eight prisoners executed in California had not stopped breathing before technicians gave the
paralytic agent, raising a serious possibility that prisoners experienced suffocation from the
paralytic, a feeling much like being
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Shatnez In The Hebrew Bible
Shatnez
Some of the Hebrew laws that God bestowed on the people have the misconception of being
irrational, unnecessary, and over excessive. One specific law that has this connotation is you shall
not wear Shatnez, wool and linen together (Deuteronomy 22: 9 11). Why wool and linen together?
Why only these to fabrics? These questions are left unanswered in the Hebrew Bible because God
or the writers offered no explanation, thus, leaving the reader to ponder these thoughts. If we delve
deep into these questions, there are underlying explanations for this mysterious law throughout the
Hebrew Bible, especially in Genesis, as most of these laws were based off human social error that
occurred in this time period of the Bible. Although God s law of Shatnez seems like a strange
request to order on the people, it could have two possible interpretations. Its purpose could be one
of protectionary intent in order to further the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, both the priestly garments and the tabernacle weavings were a combination of wool
and linen. The priest s undergarment was linen, and the vestment was made of wool. In this
religious context, this law seemed to be used more for a sense of separation. The law assists in
portraying the division between just regular people and the people who decide to devote their
lives to God and become priests. Wearing garment that contains wool and linen together, like in
the priest s girdle, might show a sense of holiness and closeness to God. The girdle itself is used,
to protect against any evil effect (Bacher 213). The law of Shatnez in situations of protection can
also be broken. As long as wool and linen are used for the protection or benefit of the body , or for
its warmth (Bacher 213) and not worn as an ordinary garment, it is acceptable to wear in
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Shatnez
Some of the Hebrew laws that God bestowed on the people have the misconception of being
irrational, unnecessary, and over excessive. One specific law that has this connotation is you shall
not wear Shatnez, wool and linen together (Deuteronomy 22: 9 11). Why wool and linen together?
Why only these to fabrics? These questions are left unanswered in the Hebrew Bible because God
or the writers offered no explanation, thus, leaving the reader to ponder these thoughts. If we delve
deep into these questions, there are underlying explanations for this mysterious law throughout the
Hebrew Bible, especially in Genesis, as most of these laws were based off human social error that
occurred in this time period of the Bible. Although God s law of Shatnez seems like a strange
request to order on the people, it could have two possible interpretations. Its purpose could be one
of protectionary intent in order to further the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, both the priestly garments and the tabernacle weavings were a combination of wool
and linen. The priest s undergarment was linen, and the vestment was made of wool. In this
religious context, this law seemed to be used more for a sense of separation. The law assists in
portraying the division between just regular people and the people who decide to devote their
lives to God and become priests. Wearing garment that contains wool and linen together, like in
the priest s girdle, might show a sense of holiness and closeness to God. The girdle itself is used,
to protect against any evil effect (Bacher 213). The law of Shatnez in situations of protection can
also be broken. As long as wool and linen are used for the protection or benefit of the body , or for
its warmth (Bacher 213) and not worn as an ordinary garment, it is acceptable to wear in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Benefits Of Free Bitcoins
How to get free Bitcoins
Many often wonder as to where they can get free bitcoins. There are ardent lovers of it all around
the world, and for many, the discovery of it is more like getting hold of organic foods. This is
said because there are a whole lot of visible benefits but many find it difficult to get the cost of it
all justified. The reason behind this is that no one wants to end up getting a bad deal and thus you
need a Bitcoin Wallet first. Hence the Bitcoin community has come up with free samples just like
any other organic food store. In fact, the largest of traders might just easily benefit if everyone
blindly jumped into earning them by investing all their life s savings. Here are ways you can obtain
them.
Play Dice and the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The winnings may be small, but it is more comfortable enough to get hold of the coins.
Read Books
There used to be sites run by some friendly folks that used to be after Bitcoin Aliens. The real fact
is that they have a much similar functionality to a regular faucet. However, one significant
difference is the fact that users get paid for reading all the classic books. It is indeed one of the
most engaging and exciting methods of spreading away money that is free. This is because the user
gets the opportunity for engaging in more ways than one. You don t just only be around a
CAPTCHA and continue pressing buttons.
Pop Bubbles
Another fun game which is usually available for the Android devices is the Bitcoin Popper. The
approach of this game is slightly different as it takes into account the machine slot approach
there is a complete possibility of getting a prize. It offers for upgrades that are paid with every
session having added more time to it. It may not be overly popular with free Bitcoiners or faucet
surfers, but it has minor interruptions from the advertisements. For winning one must get a few
matching stars. Once there are a total of three the payout is more for each of the additional one. It
is comparatively harder to play at the first instant, but with continual efforts, one will get winning
results. There are many trials in the game and is also one of the fun types for winning bitcoins free
of cost.
Blockchain Game
This is the most fun game to earn
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How to get free Bitcoins
Many often wonder as to where they can get free bitcoins. There are ardent lovers of it all around
the world, and for many, the discovery of it is more like getting hold of organic foods. This is
said because there are a whole lot of visible benefits but many find it difficult to get the cost of it
all justified. The reason behind this is that no one wants to end up getting a bad deal and thus you
need a Bitcoin Wallet first. Hence the Bitcoin community has come up with free samples just like
any other organic food store. In fact, the largest of traders might just easily benefit if everyone
blindly jumped into earning them by investing all their life s savings. Here are ways you can obtain
them.
Play Dice and the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The winnings may be small, but it is more comfortable enough to get hold of the coins.
Read Books
There used to be sites run by some friendly folks that used to be after Bitcoin Aliens. The real fact
is that they have a much similar functionality to a regular faucet. However, one significant
difference is the fact that users get paid for reading all the classic books. It is indeed one of the
most engaging and exciting methods of spreading away money that is free. This is because the user
gets the opportunity for engaging in more ways than one. You don t just only be around a
CAPTCHA and continue pressing buttons.
Pop Bubbles
Another fun game which is usually available for the Android devices is the Bitcoin Popper. The
approach of this game is slightly different as it takes into account the machine slot approach
there is a complete possibility of getting a prize. It offers for upgrades that are paid with every
session having added more time to it. It may not be overly popular with free Bitcoiners or faucet
surfers, but it has minor interruptions from the advertisements. For winning one must get a few
matching stars. Once there are a total of three the payout is more for each of the additional one. It
is comparatively harder to play at the first instant, but with continual efforts, one will get winning
results. There are many trials in the game and is also one of the fun types for winning bitcoins free
of cost.
Blockchain Game
This is the most fun game to earn
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Robert Frost s Mending Wall
In his poem, Mending Wall , Robert Frost presents to us the considerations of
boundaries connecting individuals, correspondence, companionship and the suspicion that all is
well and good individuals pick up from obstructions. His messages are passed on utilizing
beautiful methods, for example, symbolism, structure and humor, uncovering a perplexing side
of the sonnet and in addition accomplishing a general cheerful impact. Robert Frost has
shrewdly entwined both a strict and allegorical significance into the lyric, utilizing the patching
of an unmistakable divider as a typical portrayal of the obstructions that different the neighbors
in their friendship.
The subject of the poem is around two neighbors who differ over the need ... Show more content on
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Since the fence is imperative
to the neighbor, he treats the matter of repairing it genuinely. Symbolism is utilized to depict
the neighbor s state of mind, showing a somewhat dismal, yet humorous portrayal of him
moving the stones and repairing the fence. The storyteller sees the willfulness in his neighbor,
and uses the likeness like an old stone savage to contrast the him with a stone age man who
moves in dimness (lines 40, 41), that is, set in his ways, and who is probably not going to
change his perspectives.
The form of the Mending Wall is a long one stanza sonnet. It is composed in clear verse
and contains an account like style. Redundancy is utilized as a method to accentuate the
primary thoughts. The line something there is that doesn t love a divider has been rehashed in
line thirty five with another significance. It alludes to the states of mind of the narrator towards
the wall the narrator does not love the wall and needs it down while the something said
In his poem, Mending Wall , Robert Frost presents to us the considerations of
boundaries connecting individuals, correspondence, companionship and the suspicion that all is
well and good individuals pick up from obstructions. His messages are passed on utilizing
beautiful methods, for example, symbolism, structure and humor, uncovering a perplexing side
of the sonnet and in addition accomplishing a general cheerful impact. Robert Frost has
shrewdly entwined both a strict and allegorical significance into the lyric, utilizing the patching
of an unmistakable divider as a typical portrayal of the obstructions that different the neighbors
in their friendship.
The subject of the poem is around two neighbors who differ over the need ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Since the fence is imperative
to the neighbor, he treats the matter of repairing it genuinely. Symbolism is utilized to depict
the neighbor s state of mind, showing a somewhat dismal, yet humorous portrayal of him
moving the stones and repairing the fence. The storyteller sees the willfulness in his neighbor,
and uses the likeness like an old stone savage to contrast the him with a stone age man who
moves in dimness (lines 40, 41), that is, set in his ways, and who is probably not going to
change his perspectives.
The form of the Mending Wall is a long one stanza sonnet. It is composed in clear verse
and contains an account like style. Redundancy is utilized as a method to accentuate the
primary thoughts. The line something there is that doesn t love a divider has been rehashed in
line thirty five with another significance. It alludes to the states of mind of the narrator towards
the wall the narrator does not love the wall and needs it down while the something said
in the main line of the poem alludes to nature. Another case of redundancy is the
announcement great wall make great neighbors . This reflects back to and underscores
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announcement great wall make great neighbors . This reflects back to and underscores
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How Does Sherlock Holme Use Deductive Reasoning
Compare/Contrast Essay
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle s character, Sherlock Holmes, once said I consider that a man s brain
originally is like a little empty attic, and you have to stock it with such furniture as you choose.
This quote can be found in A Study in Scarlet and relates to how Sherlock feels about knowledge.
Sherlock even seems to use this to help him reason and understand the characteristics of people
who cross paths with him. Both The Great Mouse Detective (GMD) and Sherlock Holmes (SH) use
characteristics, from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle s short stories, but they are depicted and intertwined
into the stories very differently.
In the movies The Great Mouse Detective and Sherlock Holmes, deductive reasoning is the
main tool used to solve cases. Sherlock Holmes, the lead detective in SH, uses deductive
reasoning to decipher how the antagonist pulls off the illusions. Basil of Baker Street, the lead
detective in GMD, uses deductive reasoning in a similar way to figure out the antagonist s evil
scheme. While deductive reasoning is used in both films, Sherlock Holmes seems to use it more
uniformly, as opposed to Basil who appears to use deductive reasoning more sporadically.
Sherlock also tends to rely less on others own reasoning, and more on their abilities to ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dr. Watson and Dr. Dawson are both the lead detective s friend and help the lead detective solve
cases. They are good people that wish to help others, but they often need the lead detective to
explain how all the clues connect. The characters are based off of the original Dr.Watson and
have the same back story, including the fact they have seen war. Dr. Watson from SH, is a
skinnier guy with well groomed facial hair, and he doesn t put up with drivel from Sherlock
Holmes. Dr. Dawson, however, is a chubby man with less well groomed facial hair, and he is a lot
more patient with Sherlock s outlandish
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Compare/Contrast Essay
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle s character, Sherlock Holmes, once said I consider that a man s brain
originally is like a little empty attic, and you have to stock it with such furniture as you choose.
This quote can be found in A Study in Scarlet and relates to how Sherlock feels about knowledge.
Sherlock even seems to use this to help him reason and understand the characteristics of people
who cross paths with him. Both The Great Mouse Detective (GMD) and Sherlock Holmes (SH) use
characteristics, from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle s short stories, but they are depicted and intertwined
into the stories very differently.
In the movies The Great Mouse Detective and Sherlock Holmes, deductive reasoning is the
main tool used to solve cases. Sherlock Holmes, the lead detective in SH, uses deductive
reasoning to decipher how the antagonist pulls off the illusions. Basil of Baker Street, the lead
detective in GMD, uses deductive reasoning in a similar way to figure out the antagonist s evil
scheme. While deductive reasoning is used in both films, Sherlock Holmes seems to use it more
uniformly, as opposed to Basil who appears to use deductive reasoning more sporadically.
Sherlock also tends to rely less on others own reasoning, and more on their abilities to ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dr. Watson and Dr. Dawson are both the lead detective s friend and help the lead detective solve
cases. They are good people that wish to help others, but they often need the lead detective to
explain how all the clues connect. The characters are based off of the original Dr.Watson and
have the same back story, including the fact they have seen war. Dr. Watson from SH, is a
skinnier guy with well groomed facial hair, and he doesn t put up with drivel from Sherlock
Holmes. Dr. Dawson, however, is a chubby man with less well groomed facial hair, and he is a lot
more patient with Sherlock s outlandish
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The Rise Of Mass Transit
The rise of mass transit in the beginning seemed like a great idea everything did seem to go well
and it really benefited the majority of Americans. Many people used mass transit as a faster
efficient way to get around that they had never seen before. Electric trolleys as started in the article
The Rise and Fall of mass transit were the start of the urban expansion that came about. At the time
real estate owners and transit owners developed a good system to ensure economic development in
the cities. In the early 1900s there was a decline in mass transit development although there was a
development in automobiletechnology. As said in the passage entrepreneurs and private
corporations came together and invested more in street cars these were the reason as to why there
was such a corruption in mass transit. During this time Americans demands a better control of the
mass transit system which was necessary and these large corporations had no interest in the
welfare of the citizens rather only in making a large profit. The Americans demanded a reliable,
efficient and inexpensive mass transit system a lot of these people could not afford automobiles
for several reasons. GM argued why buses were a more reliable and dependent form of trans portion
than railroads. Therefore the government started to support more auto mobile ideas, rather than the
railroads. The government started to give into ideas to support street and high way construction ,
since they were cooperating with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The rise of mass transit in the beginning seemed like a great idea everything did seem to go well
and it really benefited the majority of Americans. Many people used mass transit as a faster
efficient way to get around that they had never seen before. Electric trolleys as started in the article
The Rise and Fall of mass transit were the start of the urban expansion that came about. At the time
real estate owners and transit owners developed a good system to ensure economic development in
the cities. In the early 1900s there was a decline in mass transit development although there was a
development in automobiletechnology. As said in the passage entrepreneurs and private
corporations came together and invested more in street cars these were the reason as to why there
was such a corruption in mass transit. During this time Americans demands a better control of the
mass transit system which was necessary and these large corporations had no interest in the
welfare of the citizens rather only in making a large profit. The Americans demanded a reliable,
efficient and inexpensive mass transit system a lot of these people could not afford automobiles
for several reasons. GM argued why buses were a more reliable and dependent form of trans portion
than railroads. Therefore the government started to support more auto mobile ideas, rather than the
railroads. The government started to give into ideas to support street and high way construction ,
since they were cooperating with
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Enterprise Architecture Proposal
Submitted December 4, 2011
Description
The organization I have selected is the company I work for, CMH Systems. The core functions of
this business are Therapy, Counseling, Placement, and Job skills to name a few. This is a Mental
Health Organization that compiles and disburses many services, including Doctors, Prescriptions,
Hospitalization, and Housing of Mentally or emotionally challenged individuals. Protecting client
information is essential. The integrity of such information is critical. We are currently in an
affiliation with other CMH agencies and service providers across the state.
I chose this agency because it is evolving so fast. IT is involved in every aspect of this organization
and keeping abreast of changes are a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The way we are currently conducting business is that we are completely different entities, and we
have no direct recourse over what goes on there. The reason for the change in design is vital to the
way we conduct business now and has a definite impact on the future.
I propose the agencies come together in one coordinated model. Reasons being, although we have
separate management we serve the same general population. As the governing body, we are
ultimately responsible for data integrity and state mandated reporting. At this point, in our
business, we collect data separately and the individual IT staff of each unit is responsible for the
extraction of date, once collected it is sent to us for submission to the state. Due to the different
collection methods involved, we are presented files that need to be corrected each month. In order
to eliminate the process of double duty we need to implement the coordinated model.
steps recommended to achieve an operating model
Implement and maintain a private vpn between agencies.
This allows for a continuos connection for the transmission and reception of data. The data
collected would allow our IT staff to export necessary data for submission.
Train the staff involved in the proper methods of extracting files required by the State.
Staff will become consistent in submitting the necessary files along
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Submitted December 4, 2011
Description
The organization I have selected is the company I work for, CMH Systems. The core functions of
this business are Therapy, Counseling, Placement, and Job skills to name a few. This is a Mental
Health Organization that compiles and disburses many services, including Doctors, Prescriptions,
Hospitalization, and Housing of Mentally or emotionally challenged individuals. Protecting client
information is essential. The integrity of such information is critical. We are currently in an
affiliation with other CMH agencies and service providers across the state.
I chose this agency because it is evolving so fast. IT is involved in every aspect of this organization
and keeping abreast of changes are a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The way we are currently conducting business is that we are completely different entities, and we
have no direct recourse over what goes on there. The reason for the change in design is vital to the
way we conduct business now and has a definite impact on the future.
I propose the agencies come together in one coordinated model. Reasons being, although we have
separate management we serve the same general population. As the governing body, we are
ultimately responsible for data integrity and state mandated reporting. At this point, in our
business, we collect data separately and the individual IT staff of each unit is responsible for the
extraction of date, once collected it is sent to us for submission to the state. Due to the different
collection methods involved, we are presented files that need to be corrected each month. In order
to eliminate the process of double duty we need to implement the coordinated model.
steps recommended to achieve an operating model
Implement and maintain a private vpn between agencies.
This allows for a continuos connection for the transmission and reception of data. The data
collected would allow our IT staff to export necessary data for submission.
Train the staff involved in the proper methods of extracting files required by the State.
Staff will become consistent in submitting the necessary files along
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The Death Penalty Is The Punishment Of Execution
The death penalty is the punishment of execution, administered to someone legally convicted of a
capital crime (law.cornell.edu, 2015). The first Congress of the United States authorized the federal
death penalty on June 25, 1790 (deathpenalty.org, 2011). The death penalty can also be referred to
as capital punishment, however capital punishment also includes a sentence to life in prison, as
opposed to strictly executions. A convict can be sentenced to death by various methods including
lethal injection, electrocution, gas chamber, firing squad, and hanging. After the death penalty was
established, many debates have arisen arguing that these methods violate several of the United
States Amendments. Select cases have been accused of violating the Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth
Amendments. It is important to note that the judiciary goes through a series of processes prior to
deciding a sentence for a capital crime. Many factors influencing the verdict include proportional
analysis, individualized sentencing, method of execution, and classes of people not eligible of the
death penalty. This paper will discuss brief descriptions of the methods used for executions,
economical issues, the Supreme Court s opinion regarding the death penalty, as well as important
factors that make up the proportional analysis, individual sentencing process, method used, and
determining classes of people who are not eligible for the death penalty. Less popular methods that
have been used in
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The death penalty is the punishment of execution, administered to someone legally convicted of a
capital crime (law.cornell.edu, 2015). The first Congress of the United States authorized the federal
death penalty on June 25, 1790 (deathpenalty.org, 2011). The death penalty can also be referred to
as capital punishment, however capital punishment also includes a sentence to life in prison, as
opposed to strictly executions. A convict can be sentenced to death by various methods including
lethal injection, electrocution, gas chamber, firing squad, and hanging. After the death penalty was
established, many debates have arisen arguing that these methods violate several of the United
States Amendments. Select cases have been accused of violating the Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth
Amendments. It is important to note that the judiciary goes through a series of processes prior to
deciding a sentence for a capital crime. Many factors influencing the verdict include proportional
analysis, individualized sentencing, method of execution, and classes of people not eligible of the
death penalty. This paper will discuss brief descriptions of the methods used for executions,
economical issues, the Supreme Court s opinion regarding the death penalty, as well as important
factors that make up the proportional analysis, individual sentencing process, method used, and
determining classes of people who are not eligible for the death penalty. Less popular methods that
have been used in
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