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Essay Of Mother
Crafting an essay on the subject of "Essay Of Mother" can be both an emotionally charged and
intellectually demanding task. The challenge lies not just in the technical aspects of writing but
also in capturing the essence of a relationship that is often deeply personal and unique for each
individual. Mothers hold a special place in our hearts, and attempting to encapsulate the
multitude of emotions and experiences within the confines of an essay can be quite formidable.
Expressing the depth of love, gratitude, and admiration for a mother requires a delicate balance
of words. It's not merely about recounting memories or listing attributes; it's about conveying the
intangible, the unspoken, and the profound. Every writer faces the challenge of doing justice to a
subject that is inherently complex and multifaceted.
Furthermore, the difficulty escalates as one strives to avoid clichГ©s and delve into a more
authentic exploration of the mother-child relationship. Striking the right tone is crucial в Ђ” not
overly sentimental, yet not too detached. The challenge is to make the essay relatable to a diverse
audience while maintaining a sense of individuality.
Additionally, the pressure to present a fresh perspective on a topic that has been explored by
countless writers throughout history adds another layer of complexity. How does one contribute
something novel to a conversation that is as old as humanity itself?
In conclusion, composing an essay on the theme of "Essay Of Mother" requires a thoughtful
blend of creativity, sensitivity, and linguistic finesse. It's a task that demands introspection, as
well as the ability to communicate complex emotions in a way that resonates with readers. If you
find yourself grappling with this challenge, remember that writing about such a profound and
personal connection is inherently demanding, but the rewards lie in the potential to create
something truly touching and meaningful.
For those seeking assistance or inspiration, it's worth noting that similar essays and a wealth of
writing resources can be found on HelpWriting.net . Their professional writers can offer support
and guidance to navigate the intricate terrain of expressing one's feelings about a topic as deeply
significant as the relationship with one's mother.
Essay Of MotherEssay Of Mother
Crafting an essay on the subject of "Essay Of Mother" can be both an emotionally charged and
intellectually demanding task. The challenge lies not just in the technical aspects of writing but
also in capturing the essence of a relationship that is often deeply personal and unique for each
individual. Mothers hold a special place in our hearts, and attempting to encapsulate the
multitude of emotions and experiences within the confines of an essay can be quite formidable.
Expressing the depth of love, gratitude, and admiration for a mother requires a delicate balance
of words. It's not merely about recounting memories or listing attributes; it's about conveying the
intangible, the unspoken, and the profound. Every writer faces the challenge of doing justice to a
subject that is inherently complex and multifaceted.
Furthermore, the difficulty escalates as one strives to avoid clichГ©s and delve into a more
authentic exploration of the mother-child relationship. Striking the right tone is crucial в Ђ” not
overly sentimental, yet not too detached. The challenge is to make the essay relatable to a diverse
audience while maintaining a sense of individuality.
Additionally, the pressure to present a fresh perspective on a topic that has been explored by
countless writers throughout history adds another layer of complexity. How does one contribute
something novel to a conversation that is as old as humanity itself?
In conclusion, composing an essay on the theme of "Essay Of Mother" requires a thoughtful
blend of creativity, sensitivity, and linguistic finesse. It's a task that demands introspection, as
well as the ability to communicate complex emotions in a way that resonates with readers. If you
find yourself grappling with this challenge, remember that writing about such a profound and
personal connection is inherently demanding, but the rewards lie in the potential to create
something truly touching and meaningful.
For those seeking assistance or inspiration, it's worth noting that similar essays and a wealth of
writing resources can be found on HelpWriting.net . Their professional writers can offer support
and guidance to navigate the intricate terrain of expressing one's feelings about a topic as deeply
significant as the relationship with one's mother.
Essay Of MotherEssay Of Mother
Perfect Day Research Paper
The sky perfectly portrayed the most beautiful blue one could imagine. The ocean
was lush and as still as the wind. The sand reflected the serene sunlight onto the
trees, providing shade to all who wanted to enjoy the impeccable day. All across
America were news reports calling for perfect weather throughout the day. Birds
floated across the sky, singing sweet songs for all to hear. Joining the birds in the
sky were gigantic mechanical machines used to transport people from one area to
another. These machines, known as planes, were seen as revolutionary as they
changed our way of traveling forever... but who would have thought they would
revolutionize less desirable means as well. On this picture perfect day, a plane roared
over New York City.
The sky perfectly portrayed the most beautiful blue one could imagine. The ocean
was lush and as still as the wind. The sand reflected the serene sunlight onto the
trees, providing shade to all who wanted to enjoy the impeccable day. All across
America were news reports calling for perfect weather throughout the day. Birds
floated across the sky, singing sweet songs for all to hear. Joining the birds in the
sky were gigantic mechanical machines used to transport people from one area to
another. These machines, known as planes, were seen as revolutionary as they
changed our way of traveling forever... but who would have thought they would
revolutionize less desirable means as well. On this picture perfect day, a plane roared
over New York City.
Factors That Influenced The Partition Of Africa
In 1828 Shaka, leader of the Zulu tribe prophesied that the swallows , white men
building mud houses, would come to conquer his people. By the end of the century
his prophecy was reality. The extraordinary expansion drift of all major industrialised
countries in Europe led to an unparalleled division of the African in the last two
decades of the nineteenth century.
Key reason to expand pivoted around the European economy. The industrial
revolution in Europe had changed the landscape from rural agricultural to urban
industrialised. The economic system that prevailed was capitalism. Trademark of
capitalism is a constant search for markets to establish economic growth. During the
great depression of 1873 1896 many continental countries opted for a protective
system. For instance the average French tariff rose from 5.2% in 1875 to 10.4% in
1895, in Germany ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Events were not planned or controlled. All actors had different reasons and it were
not only the decision making rulers who affected the events. Ordinary people
influence by the patriotic nationalism and romantic adventures of explorers and
missionaries influences politicians. Industrialist and merchants influenced politicians
and international politicians influenced each other. The mixture or reasons and events
led to the rapid uncontrolled expansion. However, in hindsight not all reasons lived
up to the expectations. Economically it did provide markets and a source of
commodities but most investors preferred other regions for business. The cost of
sustaining the colonies were immense. Politically it led to mistrust and deep rooted
animosity and while the Europeans plundered their way through the continent the
most controversial reason, the civilising quest had terrible outcomes for the African
society and the world as a whole. As Koponen stated it was just not reality but
expectations that led to a scramble for a
In 1828 Shaka, leader of the Zulu tribe prophesied that the swallows , white men
building mud houses, would come to conquer his people. By the end of the century
his prophecy was reality. The extraordinary expansion drift of all major industrialised
countries in Europe led to an unparalleled division of the African in the last two
decades of the nineteenth century.
Key reason to expand pivoted around the European economy. The industrial
revolution in Europe had changed the landscape from rural agricultural to urban
industrialised. The economic system that prevailed was capitalism. Trademark of
capitalism is a constant search for markets to establish economic growth. During the
great depression of 1873 1896 many continental countries opted for a protective
system. For instance the average French tariff rose from 5.2% in 1875 to 10.4% in
1895, in Germany ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Events were not planned or controlled. All actors had different reasons and it were
not only the decision making rulers who affected the events. Ordinary people
influence by the patriotic nationalism and romantic adventures of explorers and
missionaries influences politicians. Industrialist and merchants influenced politicians
and international politicians influenced each other. The mixture or reasons and events
led to the rapid uncontrolled expansion. However, in hindsight not all reasons lived
up to the expectations. Economically it did provide markets and a source of
commodities but most investors preferred other regions for business. The cost of
sustaining the colonies were immense. Politically it led to mistrust and deep rooted
animosity and while the Europeans plundered their way through the continent the
most controversial reason, the civilising quest had terrible outcomes for the African
society and the world as a whole. As Koponen stated it was just not reality but
expectations that led to a scramble for a
Relationship Between Financial Incentives And
Productivity...
Review of Literature Kazmi and Farooquie (2000), investigated the relationship
between financial incentives and productivity by administering structured
questionnaire to 150 SSI located in the industrial cities of Aligarh, Basti,
Firozabad, Kanpur, Saharanpur of Uttar Pradesh. The study enumerated that profit
sharing, bonus, financial support on festivals increased wage piece rate basis.
Overtime, extra duty allowance, advances and loans prizes and incentives for low
absenteeism has been found to be effective in improving productivity.
Ramakrishna K T (2001), pointed out that the nature and magnitude of financial
problem faced by the small scale industrial sector of India, the role of government,
SFC and banks in financing this sector. He concentrated several countries like
Japan USA etc. Vasantha R 2004 opined that as the Small Scale Industries sector is
coming under primary sector the banks regularly provide loans to small industries
but the problem faced by Small Scale Industries sector is delay in sanctioning of
bank loans in right time. The small industries also face the problem in giving
collateral securities for obtaining loans. Mathur S P (1992), tried to explore the
reasons behind sluggish growth of small scale sector, inspire of states encouragement
in various ways since independence. The factors responsible for that the improper
utilization of raw materials, manpower, capital resources and the study traced out that
inadequate supply of fixed and working
Productivity...
Review of Literature Kazmi and Farooquie (2000), investigated the relationship
between financial incentives and productivity by administering structured
questionnaire to 150 SSI located in the industrial cities of Aligarh, Basti,
Firozabad, Kanpur, Saharanpur of Uttar Pradesh. The study enumerated that profit
sharing, bonus, financial support on festivals increased wage piece rate basis.
Overtime, extra duty allowance, advances and loans prizes and incentives for low
absenteeism has been found to be effective in improving productivity.
Ramakrishna K T (2001), pointed out that the nature and magnitude of financial
problem faced by the small scale industrial sector of India, the role of government,
SFC and banks in financing this sector. He concentrated several countries like
Japan USA etc. Vasantha R 2004 opined that as the Small Scale Industries sector is
coming under primary sector the banks regularly provide loans to small industries
but the problem faced by Small Scale Industries sector is delay in sanctioning of
bank loans in right time. The small industries also face the problem in giving
collateral securities for obtaining loans. Mathur S P (1992), tried to explore the
reasons behind sluggish growth of small scale sector, inspire of states encouragement
in various ways since independence. The factors responsible for that the improper
utilization of raw materials, manpower, capital resources and the study traced out that
inadequate supply of fixed and working
The First Ten Amendments Of The First Amendment
On the cold night of March 5th, 1770, a mob of American colonists were protesting
outside the Customs House in Boston. One colonist threw a snowball hitting Private
Hugh Montgomery. Montgomery replied with a shot into the crowd. This led the
rest of the British Army soldiers to shoot into the crowd killing five people in an
event that would later be known as the Boston Massacre (Foner and Garraty). After
this protest, more and more taxes were levied against the colonies, particularly
regarding tea. To add, trade with nations besides Great Britain was prohibited. These
affronts were met with the tarring and feathering of British tax collectors and the
infamous Boston Tea Party. As a result of this, Massachussetts was essentially ruled
by martial law. This finally culminated with a declaration of independence by the
Second Continental Congress on July 4th, 1776. The United Statesof America was
formed.
Due to the British oppression, every American, including our founding founders,
wanted greater protection of their rights. To accomplish this, James Madison drafted
the Bill of Rights and by the end of 1791, every state had ratified the first ten
amendments. The First Amendment is primary, not just because it is at the
beginning, but because it articulates the First Freedom and the nature of that freedom.
It states that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the
press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the
Government for a redress of grievances. By connecting the freedom of religion with
the freedoms of speech and press, the First Amendment showed the people of
America what it is to be a human (Bill of Rights).
The first part of that amendment is the result of the Founding Fathers experience
with the long history of religious strife in Europe such as the French Wars of
Religion, the Thirty Years War, and the Crusades. They realized that religious
disagreement can be counterproductive and create setbacks in politics. It would be
even worse if one religious group was favored. So, they ensured that the federal
government cannot interfere in the citizen s personal
On the cold night of March 5th, 1770, a mob of American colonists were protesting
outside the Customs House in Boston. One colonist threw a snowball hitting Private
Hugh Montgomery. Montgomery replied with a shot into the crowd. This led the
rest of the British Army soldiers to shoot into the crowd killing five people in an
event that would later be known as the Boston Massacre (Foner and Garraty). After
this protest, more and more taxes were levied against the colonies, particularly
regarding tea. To add, trade with nations besides Great Britain was prohibited. These
affronts were met with the tarring and feathering of British tax collectors and the
infamous Boston Tea Party. As a result of this, Massachussetts was essentially ruled
by martial law. This finally culminated with a declaration of independence by the
Second Continental Congress on July 4th, 1776. The United Statesof America was
formed.
Due to the British oppression, every American, including our founding founders,
wanted greater protection of their rights. To accomplish this, James Madison drafted
the Bill of Rights and by the end of 1791, every state had ratified the first ten
amendments. The First Amendment is primary, not just because it is at the
beginning, but because it articulates the First Freedom and the nature of that freedom.
It states that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or
prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the
press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the
Government for a redress of grievances. By connecting the freedom of religion with
the freedoms of speech and press, the First Amendment showed the people of
America what it is to be a human (Bill of Rights).
The first part of that amendment is the result of the Founding Fathers experience
with the long history of religious strife in Europe such as the French Wars of
Religion, the Thirty Years War, and the Crusades. They realized that religious
disagreement can be counterproductive and create setbacks in politics. It would be
even worse if one religious group was favored. So, they ensured that the federal
government cannot interfere in the citizen s personal
Fresh Connections
I am going to conduct a 5 forces analysis of the industry Fresh Connections is
involved in, that is to say the fresh food industry. These forces help us to analyse
everything from the intensity of competition to the profitability and attractiveness of
the industry. We are going to use this model to better understand the industry in
which Fresh Connections operates. So, the five forces are rivalry, buyer power,
supplier power, barriers to entry and threat of substitutes.
1) The rivalry among competing sellers
First and foremost, competitive rivalry describes the intensity of competition between
existing firms in an industry. In the fresh food industry, the intensity of rivalry is
influenced by different characteristics. Price ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Switching to another competitive product is simple for them because of the
competition in the U.S. food industry. On the other hand, quality and research and
development are very important for buyers like restaurants, and Fresh Connections
tries to focus its efforts on this particular segment. There is significant buyer
switching cost because these products are not standardized and buyer cannot easily
switch to an other product. They will have to pay again for development costs to
switch the products. Besides, buyers are quite powerful insofar as substitutes are
available, there is good buyer information, but fresh products are highly differentiated.
3) Competitive pressures stemming from supplier bargaining power and supplier
seller collaboration
The supplier power is how much pressure suppliers can place on the business. The
fresh food industry requires raw materials and suppliers. Suppliers, if powerful, can
exert an influence on the industry, such as selling raw materials at a higher price to
capture some of the industry s profit. In our industry, bigger the firms are, more they
can negotiate prices with their suppliers. So, it depends on the firm size but also on
its experience and the brand reputation. Moreover, suppliers are not very
concentrated. Firms need many different raw materials like vegetables, fruits, cheeses
and meats. They do not have just one supplier. In this sense, suppliers are not
powerful but it tends to reduce volumes.
I am going to conduct a 5 forces analysis of the industry Fresh Connections is
involved in, that is to say the fresh food industry. These forces help us to analyse
everything from the intensity of competition to the profitability and attractiveness of
the industry. We are going to use this model to better understand the industry in
which Fresh Connections operates. So, the five forces are rivalry, buyer power,
supplier power, barriers to entry and threat of substitutes.
1) The rivalry among competing sellers
First and foremost, competitive rivalry describes the intensity of competition between
existing firms in an industry. In the fresh food industry, the intensity of rivalry is
influenced by different characteristics. Price ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Switching to another competitive product is simple for them because of the
competition in the U.S. food industry. On the other hand, quality and research and
development are very important for buyers like restaurants, and Fresh Connections
tries to focus its efforts on this particular segment. There is significant buyer
switching cost because these products are not standardized and buyer cannot easily
switch to an other product. They will have to pay again for development costs to
switch the products. Besides, buyers are quite powerful insofar as substitutes are
available, there is good buyer information, but fresh products are highly differentiated.
3) Competitive pressures stemming from supplier bargaining power and supplier
seller collaboration
The supplier power is how much pressure suppliers can place on the business. The
fresh food industry requires raw materials and suppliers. Suppliers, if powerful, can
exert an influence on the industry, such as selling raw materials at a higher price to
capture some of the industry s profit. In our industry, bigger the firms are, more they
can negotiate prices with their suppliers. So, it depends on the firm size but also on
its experience and the brand reputation. Moreover, suppliers are not very
concentrated. Firms need many different raw materials like vegetables, fruits, cheeses
and meats. They do not have just one supplier. In this sense, suppliers are not
powerful but it tends to reduce volumes.
Wrong Vs Civil Wrongs
Civil wrongs set norms that protect our society regarding strict liability, intentional
torts, and negligence. Types of civil wrong can be any act of tort against other
people or their property violating social norms. It is an infringement of others
rights. In civil wrong cases, the plaintiff will most likely receive a compensation if
found liable from the defendant through a court order. In the other hand, if guilty,
criminal wrong results in imprisonment and fines, whereas no compensation is
paid to the injured person. For example, assault and battery charges are a tort and
criminal cases. I think we should hold criminal wrongs separately from civil
wrongs. Criminal prosecutions cost the taxpayer billions every year for
noteworthy cases. I agree that we have to prosecute serious and severe cases such
as murder, rape, battery, and others. Other than that, when somebody is charged a
civil wrong and there is no ambition of the society to pursue a criminal charge, it
should be dropped in order to save taxpayer money and other unnecessary expenses.
In my opinion, police officers are issuing almost for everything summons which
could be resolved right on the spot using common sense. Those people ending up
with an appointment at the criminal court. When they can t afford a lawyer and don
t understand the jargon of the judge, they will be in deep trouble for nothing. This
happens with the stop and frisk law in New York, where 9 out of 10 were totally
innocent but still got
Civil wrongs set norms that protect our society regarding strict liability, intentional
torts, and negligence. Types of civil wrong can be any act of tort against other
people or their property violating social norms. It is an infringement of others
rights. In civil wrong cases, the plaintiff will most likely receive a compensation if
found liable from the defendant through a court order. In the other hand, if guilty,
criminal wrong results in imprisonment and fines, whereas no compensation is
paid to the injured person. For example, assault and battery charges are a tort and
criminal cases. I think we should hold criminal wrongs separately from civil
wrongs. Criminal prosecutions cost the taxpayer billions every year for
noteworthy cases. I agree that we have to prosecute serious and severe cases such
as murder, rape, battery, and others. Other than that, when somebody is charged a
civil wrong and there is no ambition of the society to pursue a criminal charge, it
should be dropped in order to save taxpayer money and other unnecessary expenses.
In my opinion, police officers are issuing almost for everything summons which
could be resolved right on the spot using common sense. Those people ending up
with an appointment at the criminal court. When they can t afford a lawyer and don
t understand the jargon of the judge, they will be in deep trouble for nothing. This
happens with the stop and frisk law in New York, where 9 out of 10 were totally
innocent but still got
The Imitation Game Discussion Questions
The Imitation Game is a movie based on a real story, taking place in the isolated
Bletchley Park in Sherborne, during WWII. Here, six chosen men, including Alan
Turing, live and breathe the Enigma machine with hopes of breaking the code.
Breaking it will enable them to listen to the messaged plans of the opposing
Germans. Every night at midnight, the Germans alter the code settings to then be
able to send a new message every morning at six am. Therefore, the code breakers
only have eighteen hours to figure it out before it is reset, causing them to start over
from scratch every morning. One of the six men is able to calculate that there are
159 million million million possibilities every time it resets, configuring a good 20
million years to try everything. Living in the small dorm like rooms, completely
surrounds the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After losing a team member, they decide to place a difficult crossword puzzle into
newspapers to be mailed in upon completion. The few that managed to solve the
puzzle were gathered to take a test. The test is another crossword puzzle which
Alan can solve in 8 minutes, but a woman, Joan, solves it in five. Alan s friend
when he was a boy, Christopher, is the machine s name because of the books on
deciphering they read and the love they share. Alan was bullied at school because he
was different and when he needed help, Christopher once told him, Sometimes it s
the very people who no one imagines anything of who do the things no one can
imagine. Alan tells this to Joan when she doubts participation and when asked why
he wants her on the team. This phrase that he has kept with him, helps him fully
persuade the team and the military men to allow the building of the machine which
he thinks it can not just crack this code, but any other cypher that is given to the
machine. During this process, he receives more time because of the search for a new
member, and his deadlines are
The Imitation Game is a movie based on a real story, taking place in the isolated
Bletchley Park in Sherborne, during WWII. Here, six chosen men, including Alan
Turing, live and breathe the Enigma machine with hopes of breaking the code.
Breaking it will enable them to listen to the messaged plans of the opposing
Germans. Every night at midnight, the Germans alter the code settings to then be
able to send a new message every morning at six am. Therefore, the code breakers
only have eighteen hours to figure it out before it is reset, causing them to start over
from scratch every morning. One of the six men is able to calculate that there are
159 million million million possibilities every time it resets, configuring a good 20
million years to try everything. Living in the small dorm like rooms, completely
surrounds the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After losing a team member, they decide to place a difficult crossword puzzle into
newspapers to be mailed in upon completion. The few that managed to solve the
puzzle were gathered to take a test. The test is another crossword puzzle which
Alan can solve in 8 minutes, but a woman, Joan, solves it in five. Alan s friend
when he was a boy, Christopher, is the machine s name because of the books on
deciphering they read and the love they share. Alan was bullied at school because he
was different and when he needed help, Christopher once told him, Sometimes it s
the very people who no one imagines anything of who do the things no one can
imagine. Alan tells this to Joan when she doubts participation and when asked why
he wants her on the team. This phrase that he has kept with him, helps him fully
persuade the team and the military men to allow the building of the machine which
he thinks it can not just crack this code, but any other cypher that is given to the
machine. During this process, he receives more time because of the search for a new
member, and his deadlines are
Examples Of Guilt In Charles Brockden Browns Wieland
Guilt in Charles Brockden Browns Wieland
There are many ways to decide what makes a man guilty. In an ethical sense, there is
more to guilt than just committing the crime. In Charles Brockden Browns Wieland,
the reader is presented with a moral dilemma: is Theodore Wieland guilty of
murdering his wife and children, even though he claims that the command came from
God, or is Carwin guilty because of his history of using persuasive voices, even
though his role in the Wieland family s murder is questionable? To answer these
questions, one must consider what determines guilt, such as responsibility, motives,
consequences, and the act itself. No matter which view is taken on what determines a
man s guilt, it can be concluded that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, Wieland s supposed holy motivation of pleasing the Lord is discounted by
his ignorance of the nature of God. Though Wieland s actions follow a desire to
please the Lord, one must question why Wieland did not stop to consider such an
illegitimate command.
Though an argument can be made that an action s results, or consequences, not
motives, determine a man s guilt, Wieland can still be shown guilty. In describing
how he murdered Catharine, Wieland says, Thrice I slackened my grip, and life
kept its hold, though in the midst of pangs. Her eye balls started from their sockets.
Grimness and distortion took place of all that used to bewitch me into transport... ,
thus showing that Catharine s brutal murder one of the consequences of Wieland
following the voice s instruction (195). Later, when Clara, Wieland s sister, wants to
visit Wieland, her uncle says, ...your brother s frenzy is stupendous and frightful. The
soul that formerly actuated his frame has disappeared....A fury that is rapacious of
blood that lifts his strength to almost above that of mortals, that bends all his energies
to the destruction of whatever was once dear to him, possesses him wholly. This
quote makes clear the unstable state of Wieland, yet another result of his
Guilt in Charles Brockden Browns Wieland
There are many ways to decide what makes a man guilty. In an ethical sense, there is
more to guilt than just committing the crime. In Charles Brockden Browns Wieland,
the reader is presented with a moral dilemma: is Theodore Wieland guilty of
murdering his wife and children, even though he claims that the command came from
God, or is Carwin guilty because of his history of using persuasive voices, even
though his role in the Wieland family s murder is questionable? To answer these
questions, one must consider what determines guilt, such as responsibility, motives,
consequences, and the act itself. No matter which view is taken on what determines a
man s guilt, it can be concluded that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore, Wieland s supposed holy motivation of pleasing the Lord is discounted by
his ignorance of the nature of God. Though Wieland s actions follow a desire to
please the Lord, one must question why Wieland did not stop to consider such an
illegitimate command.
Though an argument can be made that an action s results, or consequences, not
motives, determine a man s guilt, Wieland can still be shown guilty. In describing
how he murdered Catharine, Wieland says, Thrice I slackened my grip, and life
kept its hold, though in the midst of pangs. Her eye balls started from their sockets.
Grimness and distortion took place of all that used to bewitch me into transport... ,
thus showing that Catharine s brutal murder one of the consequences of Wieland
following the voice s instruction (195). Later, when Clara, Wieland s sister, wants to
visit Wieland, her uncle says, ...your brother s frenzy is stupendous and frightful. The
soul that formerly actuated his frame has disappeared....A fury that is rapacious of
blood that lifts his strength to almost above that of mortals, that bends all his energies
to the destruction of whatever was once dear to him, possesses him wholly. This
quote makes clear the unstable state of Wieland, yet another result of his
Rise of Air Power in World War One Essay
At the 1899 Hague Peace Conference, it was declared that any combat from aircraft
would be considered a war crime. (Eyffinger 227) Merely 20 years later, World War
One had seen the daily use of airplanes and pilots for unyielding combat. While
slow at first, the recognition of the power of aircraft was quick as the Great War
started. Out of all countries involved in the war, Germany had the deepest trust in
their aircraft, and this would shortly be to their advantage. Whereas numerous air
forces were by now in working condition, the fighting usage of airplanes was
minimal. The airplanes were used mainly as recon, but the potential for air combat
was yet to be seen. As the number of air force recruits increased, the number of planes
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The only problem with machine guns was that any positions besides in front of the
propeller would decrease accuracy. Attaching a gun behind the propellers would
hit the blades, effectively downing the aircraft. There were many positions
attempted, such as placing the gun over the wing. One German inventor, Anthony
Fokker, introduced the synchronisation device. This device controlled the machine
gun shots so it would fire only when the propeller blades were not in the bullet
trajectory. Once the Allied adopted this technology, the main role of airplanes was
changed. New war planes, built for the sole purpose of air combat, were being
rapidly manufactured. By 1916 it was a common sight to see airplanes in the air,
fighting for their country. The role of the airplane had changed from a small
fragile aircraft to a strong machine capable of shooting down multiple enemies. As
a result, the feeling towards how planes were being used in the war changed
drastically throughout the war. The pilots were treated with honour and respect
due to how easily they could be shot out of the sky. This however, did not stop
recruits for joining the air force. The pilots were called knights in the sky by many
citizens. During the first few years of the war, the citizens and press were in awe of
the pilots and the aircraft. The aircrafts were often seen as a symbol of certain
victory when they appeared from under the
At the 1899 Hague Peace Conference, it was declared that any combat from aircraft
would be considered a war crime. (Eyffinger 227) Merely 20 years later, World War
One had seen the daily use of airplanes and pilots for unyielding combat. While
slow at first, the recognition of the power of aircraft was quick as the Great War
started. Out of all countries involved in the war, Germany had the deepest trust in
their aircraft, and this would shortly be to their advantage. Whereas numerous air
forces were by now in working condition, the fighting usage of airplanes was
minimal. The airplanes were used mainly as recon, but the potential for air combat
was yet to be seen. As the number of air force recruits increased, the number of planes
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The only problem with machine guns was that any positions besides in front of the
propeller would decrease accuracy. Attaching a gun behind the propellers would
hit the blades, effectively downing the aircraft. There were many positions
attempted, such as placing the gun over the wing. One German inventor, Anthony
Fokker, introduced the synchronisation device. This device controlled the machine
gun shots so it would fire only when the propeller blades were not in the bullet
trajectory. Once the Allied adopted this technology, the main role of airplanes was
changed. New war planes, built for the sole purpose of air combat, were being
rapidly manufactured. By 1916 it was a common sight to see airplanes in the air,
fighting for their country. The role of the airplane had changed from a small
fragile aircraft to a strong machine capable of shooting down multiple enemies. As
a result, the feeling towards how planes were being used in the war changed
drastically throughout the war. The pilots were treated with honour and respect
due to how easily they could be shot out of the sky. This however, did not stop
recruits for joining the air force. The pilots were called knights in the sky by many
citizens. During the first few years of the war, the citizens and press were in awe of
the pilots and the aircraft. The aircrafts were often seen as a symbol of certain
victory when they appeared from under the
Chico And Rita Play Two Very Important Ocharacter In
The...
Chico and Rita play two very important Ocharacters in there movie starring as
tooambitious musicians who have fallen in love at first sight:. with the times being
the way they are racism love jealousy and many other trials and tribulations tests
there love over the next 60 years.with a manipulating and jealous manager . Rita and
Chico find themselves separated for many years on and off again. With only their
music being able to reunite them every time with the hope for lovethey continue to
stay connected. True Love never dies in the movie Chico and Rita.
Set in the 1940s and the 1950s these to have found each other within a bar creating a
new love that will .last over a lifetime. First meeting each other he is a pianist with a
beautiful talent
The...
Chico and Rita play two very important Ocharacters in there movie starring as
tooambitious musicians who have fallen in love at first sight:. with the times being
the way they are racism love jealousy and many other trials and tribulations tests
there love over the next 60 years.with a manipulating and jealous manager . Rita and
Chico find themselves separated for many years on and off again. With only their
music being able to reunite them every time with the hope for lovethey continue to
stay connected. True Love never dies in the movie Chico and Rita.
Set in the 1940s and the 1950s these to have found each other within a bar creating a
new love that will .last over a lifetime. First meeting each other he is a pianist with a
beautiful talent
A Critical Review Of A Journal Paper
A Critical Review of a Journal Paper
Introduction
Cerebral palsy is a group of disorders that permanently affects an individual s ability
to move such as body movement, muscle control and contraction, this can be caused
by a combination of abnormal development or damage to parts of the brain that
control movement, balance and posture. (2) Cerebral palsy is the most common
movement disorder in children and premature birth is one of the many risk factors
associated with the condition. This critical review examines an article that links
Magnesium sulfate in lowering the chances of diagnosing cerebral palsy in infants.
(1) The article, A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Magnesium Sulfate for the
Prevention of Cerebral palsy is written by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With this being said the risk of stillbirth or infant death was slightly higher in the
magnesium sulfate group when compared to the placebo group. Cerebral palsy
was diagnosed in 41 children from 40 of 942 pregnancies in the magnesium sulfate
group and in 74 children from 73 of 1002 pregnancies in the placebo group. The
percentages of mild, moderate or severe cerebral palsy in the magnesium sulfate
group were 2.2%, 1.5%, and 0.5% respectively and 3.7%, 2.0% and 1.6% respectively
in the placebo group.
Critique
The study is relevant to researchers as cerebral palsy is the leading physical
disability condition in childhood and globally approximately 17 million people are
suffering from the condition. (2) Researchers believe that fetal exposure to
magnesium sulfate before preterm birth can reduce the risk of cerebral palsy, if so
this can aid medical doctors in preventing the condition as evidence is lacking for
effective interventions targeted toward participation, environment, or personal
factors. (1)
This study does not add anything new towards the condition of cerebral palsy, as the
author knew that by administrating magnesium sulfate to mothers will decrease the
likelihood of cerebral palsy being diagnosed within an infant that was born pre
maturely. This knowledge is known with previous randomized, placebo controlled
trials of magnesium
A Critical Review of a Journal Paper
Introduction
Cerebral palsy is a group of disorders that permanently affects an individual s ability
to move such as body movement, muscle control and contraction, this can be caused
by a combination of abnormal development or damage to parts of the brain that
control movement, balance and posture. (2) Cerebral palsy is the most common
movement disorder in children and premature birth is one of the many risk factors
associated with the condition. This critical review examines an article that links
Magnesium sulfate in lowering the chances of diagnosing cerebral palsy in infants.
(1) The article, A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Magnesium Sulfate for the
Prevention of Cerebral palsy is written by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
With this being said the risk of stillbirth or infant death was slightly higher in the
magnesium sulfate group when compared to the placebo group. Cerebral palsy
was diagnosed in 41 children from 40 of 942 pregnancies in the magnesium sulfate
group and in 74 children from 73 of 1002 pregnancies in the placebo group. The
percentages of mild, moderate or severe cerebral palsy in the magnesium sulfate
group were 2.2%, 1.5%, and 0.5% respectively and 3.7%, 2.0% and 1.6% respectively
in the placebo group.
Critique
The study is relevant to researchers as cerebral palsy is the leading physical
disability condition in childhood and globally approximately 17 million people are
suffering from the condition. (2) Researchers believe that fetal exposure to
magnesium sulfate before preterm birth can reduce the risk of cerebral palsy, if so
this can aid medical doctors in preventing the condition as evidence is lacking for
effective interventions targeted toward participation, environment, or personal
factors. (1)
This study does not add anything new towards the condition of cerebral palsy, as the
author knew that by administrating magnesium sulfate to mothers will decrease the
likelihood of cerebral palsy being diagnosed within an infant that was born pre
maturely. This knowledge is known with previous randomized, placebo controlled
trials of magnesium
Discuss the Importance of Non Verbal Communication to...
International Fund for Agricultural Development
Enabling poor rural people to overcome poverty
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Erosion of human resources capacity is likely to disrupt project operations and delay
implementation. Staff may be unable to address technical issues related to HIV/AIDS.
| Capacity development efforts in all project activities are intensified.Additional
staff are trained, task sharing among staff is introduced, contingencies in project
budgets are increased, administrative procedures are adjusted.Project staff and staff
of partner agencies are trained so that they can address the implications of HIV
/AIDS for their work. | IFAD project managers participate in a training programme
on how to address the impact of HIV/AIDS at the project management level. | (d)
Diminished relevance of project objectives, strategies and activities | HIV/AIDS
can compromise the achievement of targets set for a project.Project activities may
inadvertently contribute to the spread of the epidemic. | HIV/AIDS is taken into
account when analysing a project and when setting project objectives.IFAD project
coordinators are made aware of the relevance of HIV/AIDS to their work and
trained to integrate response measures. | Representatives of HIV/AIDS control
programmes or NGOs working on HIV/AIDS are invited to project planning
workshops.Terms of reference for project review and evaluation missions address
HIV/AIDS issues. |
Source: Adapted from Hemrich, 1997.
International Fund for Agricultural Development
Enabling poor rural people to overcome poverty
* Rural Poverty Portal * Contact us * Employment scam * Site map * Copyright *
Subscribe * What s new * Accessibility
Top of Form
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Bottom of Form * Home * About * Operations * Development effectiveness *
Evaluation * From the field * Partners * Topics * Newsroom * Events *
Documents amp; publications * Photos * Videos * Jobs * Operations * Project
cycle * Results based country strategic opportunities programme (COSOP) * Projects
by country * Projects by cofinanciers * ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Erosion of human resources capacity is likely to disrupt project operations and delay
implementation. Staff may be unable to address technical issues related to HIV/AIDS.
| Capacity development efforts in all project activities are intensified.Additional
staff are trained, task sharing among staff is introduced, contingencies in project
budgets are increased, administrative procedures are adjusted.Project staff and staff
of partner agencies are trained so that they can address the implications of HIV
/AIDS for their work. | IFAD project managers participate in a training programme
on how to address the impact of HIV/AIDS at the project management level. | (d)
Diminished relevance of project objectives, strategies and activities | HIV/AIDS
can compromise the achievement of targets set for a project.Project activities may
inadvertently contribute to the spread of the epidemic. | HIV/AIDS is taken into
account when analysing a project and when setting project objectives.IFAD project
coordinators are made aware of the relevance of HIV/AIDS to their work and
trained to integrate response measures. | Representatives of HIV/AIDS control
programmes or NGOs working on HIV/AIDS are invited to project planning
workshops.Terms of reference for project review and evaluation missions address
HIV/AIDS issues. |
Source: Adapted from Hemrich, 1997.
As Interest Fades
As Interest Fades in the Humanities, Colleges Worry: Reaction to Lewin, Tamar
Tamar Lewin, a national reporter for The New York Times, in her article titled, As
Interest Fades in the Humanities, Colleges Worry, which was posted on October 30,
2013, sheds light on the fading interest in the humanities amongst student. This is
especially true for those belonging to Stanford University. Many scholars alongside
Lewin, are now asking why this trend is occurring. As stated in the article, Stanford is
known for its reputation in technology, and as years pass, students are beginning to
transition from the humanities to majors belonging in the sciences. She fears that this
will in time mark the end of subjects such as history, philosophy, foreign languages,
and a plethora of subjects that belong to the humanities, leading to student that lack
critical thinking skills. Computer science for example, is currently a widely favored
major amongst students. Currently it is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
More and more sciences are dominating society, and slowly pushing the humanities
away. In schools, you often here students speak about how this major is harder or
softer than the other, and the ones that are almost classified as being soft are those
belonging to the humanities. This in my opinion, is the effect, of the shifting trend
that is taking place. Even instructors in the institution are now prompting students
away from the humanities, and encouraging them towards science, which is not
necessarily an evil deed, but is aiding in the decline of the humanities as a whole.
This to me is causing students to lack the ability to think logically and critically in
this technological/science ruled
As Interest Fades in the Humanities, Colleges Worry: Reaction to Lewin, Tamar
Tamar Lewin, a national reporter for The New York Times, in her article titled, As
Interest Fades in the Humanities, Colleges Worry, which was posted on October 30,
2013, sheds light on the fading interest in the humanities amongst student. This is
especially true for those belonging to Stanford University. Many scholars alongside
Lewin, are now asking why this trend is occurring. As stated in the article, Stanford is
known for its reputation in technology, and as years pass, students are beginning to
transition from the humanities to majors belonging in the sciences. She fears that this
will in time mark the end of subjects such as history, philosophy, foreign languages,
and a plethora of subjects that belong to the humanities, leading to student that lack
critical thinking skills. Computer science for example, is currently a widely favored
major amongst students. Currently it is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
More and more sciences are dominating society, and slowly pushing the humanities
away. In schools, you often here students speak about how this major is harder or
softer than the other, and the ones that are almost classified as being soft are those
belonging to the humanities. This in my opinion, is the effect, of the shifting trend
that is taking place. Even instructors in the institution are now prompting students
away from the humanities, and encouraging them towards science, which is not
necessarily an evil deed, but is aiding in the decline of the humanities as a whole.
This to me is causing students to lack the ability to think logically and critically in
this technological/science ruled
Halloween House Research Paper
The time is approaching for ghosts, goblins and werewolves to make their yearly
appearances in neighborhoods all over the place. Cartoon characters and
princesses as well as all sorts of fanciful creatures make appearances at doors all
over the country shouting Trick or treat! . With all of the great costumes and all of
the cool decorations, having a lot of Halloween fun isn t a difficult prospect at all
and everyone who enjoys Halloween will definitely have a blast. Kids will be
decked out in all kinds of costumes from cartoons, books, TV and movies. Power
Rangers will make appearances beside skeletons and ghosts and Hannah Montana
will show up with Ninja s and Storm Troopers. If you want even more Halloween
fun, look for Spiderman, vampires, Alice in Wonderland and even a few witches
will be around too. You ll be amazed at who all shows up at your door this year with
some of the coolest treat bags you ve ever seen. By the time Halloween is over, you
ll have seen pumpkins, Frankenstein, skeleton and even black cat treat bags stuffed
full of candy.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are all kinds of ways to make your house the coolest in the neighborhood like
having Jack o lanterns on the porch lit from the inside, skeletons hanging from the
trees, cobwebs all over the place and even spooky sounds playing in the background
makes for some awesome Halloween fun. Even lighted Halloween signs in your
windows let the kids know you ve got candy for
The time is approaching for ghosts, goblins and werewolves to make their yearly
appearances in neighborhoods all over the place. Cartoon characters and
princesses as well as all sorts of fanciful creatures make appearances at doors all
over the country shouting Trick or treat! . With all of the great costumes and all of
the cool decorations, having a lot of Halloween fun isn t a difficult prospect at all
and everyone who enjoys Halloween will definitely have a blast. Kids will be
decked out in all kinds of costumes from cartoons, books, TV and movies. Power
Rangers will make appearances beside skeletons and ghosts and Hannah Montana
will show up with Ninja s and Storm Troopers. If you want even more Halloween
fun, look for Spiderman, vampires, Alice in Wonderland and even a few witches
will be around too. You ll be amazed at who all shows up at your door this year with
some of the coolest treat bags you ve ever seen. By the time Halloween is over, you
ll have seen pumpkins, Frankenstein, skeleton and even black cat treat bags stuffed
full of candy.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are all kinds of ways to make your house the coolest in the neighborhood like
having Jack o lanterns on the porch lit from the inside, skeletons hanging from the
trees, cobwebs all over the place and even spooky sounds playing in the background
makes for some awesome Halloween fun. Even lighted Halloween signs in your
windows let the kids know you ve got candy for
The, Designs And Produces Communications Software
Introduction
ConnectPlus, designs and produces communications software. Over the decade
ConnectPlus has been extremely profitable, but recently the workers have displayed
diminished innovation, higher turnover and absenteeism, and overall sluggish
performance. During this case study I will identify the causes that could lead to high
absenteeism and turnover, suggest specific HRM practices that could facilitate the
company s strategic objectives of growth and innovation, and I will provide a list
describing various criteria by which sales associates could be evaluated.
Main Body
In today s world, it is critical that senior management treat their staff as key players in
their organization. People are its greatest resource and assets to consolidate and
become more competitive much like an investment for better results and to remain
profitable. Considering the human factor as one of the most important asset is
imperative to obtain and have at all times the most qualified, motivated and
competitive personnel in your organization.
Jim Heinrich founded of ConnectPlus, was not in need of a human resource
department when he first started, but as his company has grown with over 100
employees; productivity at the company has decreased. Mr. Heinrich along with
senior management has made the decision to establish a full time manager to assume
sole responsibility for the human resources department, hiring Judith Thompson to
develop the systematic HRM function for ConnectPlus.
There
Introduction
ConnectPlus, designs and produces communications software. Over the decade
ConnectPlus has been extremely profitable, but recently the workers have displayed
diminished innovation, higher turnover and absenteeism, and overall sluggish
performance. During this case study I will identify the causes that could lead to high
absenteeism and turnover, suggest specific HRM practices that could facilitate the
company s strategic objectives of growth and innovation, and I will provide a list
describing various criteria by which sales associates could be evaluated.
Main Body
In today s world, it is critical that senior management treat their staff as key players in
their organization. People are its greatest resource and assets to consolidate and
become more competitive much like an investment for better results and to remain
profitable. Considering the human factor as one of the most important asset is
imperative to obtain and have at all times the most qualified, motivated and
competitive personnel in your organization.
Jim Heinrich founded of ConnectPlus, was not in need of a human resource
department when he first started, but as his company has grown with over 100
employees; productivity at the company has decreased. Mr. Heinrich along with
senior management has made the decision to establish a full time manager to assume
sole responsibility for the human resources department, hiring Judith Thompson to
develop the systematic HRM function for ConnectPlus.
There
Psy 220 Week 24
If you are experiencing a mixture of anxiety, happiness, insecurity and excitement,
don t worry, you are not losing it, you are just pregnant. In week 24, you will be
able to bond even better with your baby. She reacts when you talk or sing to her. She
starts listening to you, moving around, rolling, jumping, kicking and probably
enjoying her stay in your womb. Overwhelming, isn t it? Changes happening to your
body in week 24 At week 24, you will possibly be dreaming a lot, touching your
belly, talking to her and even thinking of cute little nicknames. Here are the physical
changes you undergo in week 24. Stretch marks on your tummy, thighs, buttocks,
hips, and breasts are steadily increasing with the expansion of uterus. We hope that
you... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to tackle this issue, you can try chewing gums. Keep some mint flavoured
candies in your office bag, if you are a working mom to be. You can also try
drinking mint tea prepared using fresh mint leaves. Stretch marks: Stretch marks
and itchiness of skin are extremely common during the second trimester. If you
want to, massage your tummy with creams that have vitamin E in them. The best
time to do this is after shower, when your skin is still warm, damp and the pores
more open. Feet swelling or oedema: Avoid too much of salt in cooking and drink
plenty of water. Fruits and vegetables such as watermelon, apples, citrus fruits,
cabbage and peas act as natural diuretic. Onions and garlic help blood circulation.
Foods rich in vitamins C (sprouts, amla, tomatoes and potatoes) and vitamin E
(vegetable oils, cashews, almonds, raw mango and tomatoes) may also be
beneficial in controlling feet swelling. Dry eyes: Lubricating eye drops, sun glasses
can help tackle the dryness in your eyes. Also, it might be a good idea to not stare at
the computer for long, and take frequent breaks when you can put work aside, shut
your eyes and relax. Pregnant women are allowed such
If you are experiencing a mixture of anxiety, happiness, insecurity and excitement,
don t worry, you are not losing it, you are just pregnant. In week 24, you will be
able to bond even better with your baby. She reacts when you talk or sing to her. She
starts listening to you, moving around, rolling, jumping, kicking and probably
enjoying her stay in your womb. Overwhelming, isn t it? Changes happening to your
body in week 24 At week 24, you will possibly be dreaming a lot, touching your
belly, talking to her and even thinking of cute little nicknames. Here are the physical
changes you undergo in week 24. Stretch marks on your tummy, thighs, buttocks,
hips, and breasts are steadily increasing with the expansion of uterus. We hope that
you... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to tackle this issue, you can try chewing gums. Keep some mint flavoured
candies in your office bag, if you are a working mom to be. You can also try
drinking mint tea prepared using fresh mint leaves. Stretch marks: Stretch marks
and itchiness of skin are extremely common during the second trimester. If you
want to, massage your tummy with creams that have vitamin E in them. The best
time to do this is after shower, when your skin is still warm, damp and the pores
more open. Feet swelling or oedema: Avoid too much of salt in cooking and drink
plenty of water. Fruits and vegetables such as watermelon, apples, citrus fruits,
cabbage and peas act as natural diuretic. Onions and garlic help blood circulation.
Foods rich in vitamins C (sprouts, amla, tomatoes and potatoes) and vitamin E
(vegetable oils, cashews, almonds, raw mango and tomatoes) may also be
beneficial in controlling feet swelling. Dry eyes: Lubricating eye drops, sun glasses
can help tackle the dryness in your eyes. Also, it might be a good idea to not stare at
the computer for long, and take frequent breaks when you can put work aside, shut
your eyes and relax. Pregnant women are allowed such
Cause And Effect Of Social Media Essay
EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
Social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, Pinterest, and LinkedIn
are at the forefront of societal communication. These sites offer the ability to connect
and stay connected to family and old friends, provide much sought after networking
and marketing opportunities in the business community and may aid in the classroom
which is why they are popularly viewed as a positive communication and learning
tool. The onset of social networking may have been one of the most considerable
additions to our daily lives in the past decade , but social media is altering the terms
of traditional human contact. The impact of social networking sites undermine the
fundamentals of academics, social communication and even the overall health of the
members of our society.
In some cases the level of education that students are offered remains the same, but
the level at which students retain this information has changed. Social media and the
compulsion to multitask have combined to make it harder than ever for today s
students to buckle down and pay attention. A recent study asked 1508 students how
much time they spent on their social media sites, 1486 of the respondents
representing 98.4% spent between thirty minutes to three hours on social media.
(Archeaw) Because students spend so much time engrossed in media, they spend less
time doing homework, attending class, and their ability to concentrate on the task at
hand gets significantly reduced.
EFFECTS OF SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES
Social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, Pinterest, and LinkedIn
are at the forefront of societal communication. These sites offer the ability to connect
and stay connected to family and old friends, provide much sought after networking
and marketing opportunities in the business community and may aid in the classroom
which is why they are popularly viewed as a positive communication and learning
tool. The onset of social networking may have been one of the most considerable
additions to our daily lives in the past decade , but social media is altering the terms
of traditional human contact. The impact of social networking sites undermine the
fundamentals of academics, social communication and even the overall health of the
members of our society.
In some cases the level of education that students are offered remains the same, but
the level at which students retain this information has changed. Social media and the
compulsion to multitask have combined to make it harder than ever for today s
students to buckle down and pay attention. A recent study asked 1508 students how
much time they spent on their social media sites, 1486 of the respondents
representing 98.4% spent between thirty minutes to three hours on social media.
(Archeaw) Because students spend so much time engrossed in media, they spend less
time doing homework, attending class, and their ability to concentrate on the task at
hand gets significantly reduced.
The Security Of Database System
The Security Of Database
Introduction
In the contemporary times, it has been widely believed that the huge computer
network platform is considered to be extremely beneficial in terms of making the
entire community more informative (MartГ nez, et al, 2013). The technology of
database has created a leading position for itself in the computing environment.
However, due to this drastic increase in the use of computer network systems, it has
been widely observed that there has been an aggravation in the aspects of network
intrusion and identity theft. And with many other words did he testify and exhort,
saying, Save yourselves from this untoward generation (Acts2:40, New King James
Version). Therefore, the database system is considered to be ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Thesis Statement
The aspect of computer database security is aggravating with the increase in intense
influence of technology in our routine lives. The paper aims to present some key
security threats and the effective solutions in order to counter such threats that are
largely adopted by the companies in today s world.
Various Types of Attacks on the Computer Network System
After the violation of several layers of protection, it has been observed that the
attacker or hacker may want to perform the below listed attacks.
Direct Attacks
This type of attack specifically means that the targeted data or sensitive information
is attacked directly. Due to this, it has been observed that these targeted attacks are
considered to be extremely obvious and they are successful only in the condition if
the database is not protected by any sort of protection mechanism (Ahmad, et al,
2011). In case there is any protection system installed at the gateway, this type of
attack is failed and the attacker proceeds to the next.
Indirect Attacks
In this type of attack, the attack is not aimed directly at the data or information, which
is targeted. Rather, in an indirect attack, information about the target and from the
target is achieved through various intermediate objects. Here, attackers usually use
combination of keys as well as queries. Some of them are even used for the purpose
of misdirecting and cheating the secure mechanism of database security (Ambler,
2012). These are
The Security Of Database
Introduction
In the contemporary times, it has been widely believed that the huge computer
network platform is considered to be extremely beneficial in terms of making the
entire community more informative (MartГ nez, et al, 2013). The technology of
database has created a leading position for itself in the computing environment.
However, due to this drastic increase in the use of computer network systems, it has
been widely observed that there has been an aggravation in the aspects of network
intrusion and identity theft. And with many other words did he testify and exhort,
saying, Save yourselves from this untoward generation (Acts2:40, New King James
Version). Therefore, the database system is considered to be ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Thesis Statement
The aspect of computer database security is aggravating with the increase in intense
influence of technology in our routine lives. The paper aims to present some key
security threats and the effective solutions in order to counter such threats that are
largely adopted by the companies in today s world.
Various Types of Attacks on the Computer Network System
After the violation of several layers of protection, it has been observed that the
attacker or hacker may want to perform the below listed attacks.
Direct Attacks
This type of attack specifically means that the targeted data or sensitive information
is attacked directly. Due to this, it has been observed that these targeted attacks are
considered to be extremely obvious and they are successful only in the condition if
the database is not protected by any sort of protection mechanism (Ahmad, et al,
2011). In case there is any protection system installed at the gateway, this type of
attack is failed and the attacker proceeds to the next.
Indirect Attacks
In this type of attack, the attack is not aimed directly at the data or information, which
is targeted. Rather, in an indirect attack, information about the target and from the
target is achieved through various intermediate objects. Here, attackers usually use
combination of keys as well as queries. Some of them are even used for the purpose
of misdirecting and cheating the secure mechanism of database security (Ambler,
2012). These are
The Cruel People In The Rodo Industry
Did you know that the average bucking horse or bull works less than 5 minutes a
year in the arena? There are many events in the rodeo like Bucking broncos,
Bucking bulls, Calf roping, Team roping, Barrel racing, and more. Although there
will always be cruel people in the rodeo industry, most people are very respectful of
the animal, and rodeos have to follow rules and they have equipment to keep the
animalsand the rider safe.
First of all, rodeos have to follow rules. According to the RCA rules a veterinarian
will be on site at all rodeo events. Animals are inspected by medical personnel
immediately prior to and after the event. Any animal that appears to be sore, lame,
sick, or injured is removed from the event and placed under immediate
Did you know that the average bucking horse or bull works less than 5 minutes a
year in the arena? There are many events in the rodeo like Bucking broncos,
Bucking bulls, Calf roping, Team roping, Barrel racing, and more. Although there
will always be cruel people in the rodeo industry, most people are very respectful of
the animal, and rodeos have to follow rules and they have equipment to keep the
animalsand the rider safe.
First of all, rodeos have to follow rules. According to the RCA rules a veterinarian
will be on site at all rodeo events. Animals are inspected by medical personnel
immediately prior to and after the event. Any animal that appears to be sore, lame,
sick, or injured is removed from the event and placed under immediate
Middle Adulthood Observation
On November 27, 2016, I had the opportunity to observe the physical, cognitive,
and socioemotional developments of a fellow male coworker, named Jason, who
is a forty five year old middle adult. Jason has been married for twenty three years
and he currently has two children, one male and one female who are both in middle
school. The interview was conducted in the main office at our workplace, which
provided the most privacy and an appropriate environment to conduct a fifty minute
interview session. Prior to the beginning of the interview, I composed a list of two
additional questions that were not on the provided interview list to ask my forty five
year old middle adultsubject. These two additional questions pertained to visible signs
of physical changes during middle adulthood, and the speed of processing
information and memory as a middle adult. For many middle adults,... Show more
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According to Santrock (2014), the Seattle Longitudinal Study indicates that
perceptual speed begins declining in early adulthood and continues to decline in
middle adulthood (p. 346). Jason stated that he has noticed a decline in his
reflexes, and he struggles to react to other cars while driving at night. Also, if he
suddenly drops an object from his arms, Jason said that he can no longer quickly
react and catch the object before it hits the ground. In addition to a decline in
reflexes, Santrock (2014) also states that in some other studies, verbal memory has
shown a decline in middle age, especially when assessed in cross sectional studies (p.
346). For example, when Jason s wife verbally asks him to get a few things from the
grocery store, Jason said that he is always unable to recall what his wife told him,
so he ends up having to call her at the grocery
On November 27, 2016, I had the opportunity to observe the physical, cognitive,
and socioemotional developments of a fellow male coworker, named Jason, who
is a forty five year old middle adult. Jason has been married for twenty three years
and he currently has two children, one male and one female who are both in middle
school. The interview was conducted in the main office at our workplace, which
provided the most privacy and an appropriate environment to conduct a fifty minute
interview session. Prior to the beginning of the interview, I composed a list of two
additional questions that were not on the provided interview list to ask my forty five
year old middle adultsubject. These two additional questions pertained to visible signs
of physical changes during middle adulthood, and the speed of processing
information and memory as a middle adult. For many middle adults,... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to Santrock (2014), the Seattle Longitudinal Study indicates that
perceptual speed begins declining in early adulthood and continues to decline in
middle adulthood (p. 346). Jason stated that he has noticed a decline in his
reflexes, and he struggles to react to other cars while driving at night. Also, if he
suddenly drops an object from his arms, Jason said that he can no longer quickly
react and catch the object before it hits the ground. In addition to a decline in
reflexes, Santrock (2014) also states that in some other studies, verbal memory has
shown a decline in middle age, especially when assessed in cross sectional studies (p.
346). For example, when Jason s wife verbally asks him to get a few things from the
grocery store, Jason said that he is always unable to recall what his wife told him,
so he ends up having to call her at the grocery
Essay on How To Write Using the APA Writing Style
The APA writing style is most commonly used to cite sources for psychology,
education, and social sciences and is also the official writing style of the American
Psychological Association. The General APA Organizational Guidelines are basic
guidelines that explain how to write a research paper in the APA format. These
guidelines ensure clear and consistent presentation of written material that
differentiates from other writing styles because it concerns elements such as:
Citations, punctuation, presentation of numbers, etc There are four major sections in
an APA paper. They consist of the title page, abstract, main body, and references. The
title page of an APA paper has recently been changed in the publication of the sixth...
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The body of an APA paper Come back to. A literature review is a type of APA paper
that summarizes a scientific text about ones topic or question. A literature review
focuses on a specific topic of interest and includes a critical analysis where one
would compare different literature that relates to the subject of one s own work. It
normally includes a title page, introduction section, and a list of references. Many
confuse a literature review with an annotated bibliography, but the difference
between a literature review and an annotated bibliography is that an annotated
bibliography only summarizes briefly about an article that one viewed while an
annotated bibliography focuses specifically on a topic. An experimental report, also
know as lab reports is put shortly, a story of ones research where someone would
guide a reader through their experiment. Though this story, one would have to argue
that their research is both valid and reliable, the meaning of their research, and how it
relates to work that was previously written. An experimental report normally follows
the scientific method and should include these following sections: Title page,
abstract, introduction, method, results, discussion, references, appendixes (if
necessary), and table or figures (if necessary).
Because an APA paper should be as formal and scientific as possible, gender terms
should not be used when they are not necessary. For example, the APA
The APA writing style is most commonly used to cite sources for psychology,
education, and social sciences and is also the official writing style of the American
Psychological Association. The General APA Organizational Guidelines are basic
guidelines that explain how to write a research paper in the APA format. These
guidelines ensure clear and consistent presentation of written material that
differentiates from other writing styles because it concerns elements such as:
Citations, punctuation, presentation of numbers, etc There are four major sections in
an APA paper. They consist of the title page, abstract, main body, and references. The
title page of an APA paper has recently been changed in the publication of the sixth...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The body of an APA paper Come back to. A literature review is a type of APA paper
that summarizes a scientific text about ones topic or question. A literature review
focuses on a specific topic of interest and includes a critical analysis where one
would compare different literature that relates to the subject of one s own work. It
normally includes a title page, introduction section, and a list of references. Many
confuse a literature review with an annotated bibliography, but the difference
between a literature review and an annotated bibliography is that an annotated
bibliography only summarizes briefly about an article that one viewed while an
annotated bibliography focuses specifically on a topic. An experimental report, also
know as lab reports is put shortly, a story of ones research where someone would
guide a reader through their experiment. Though this story, one would have to argue
that their research is both valid and reliable, the meaning of their research, and how it
relates to work that was previously written. An experimental report normally follows
the scientific method and should include these following sections: Title page,
abstract, introduction, method, results, discussion, references, appendixes (if
necessary), and table or figures (if necessary).
Because an APA paper should be as formal and scientific as possible, gender terms
should not be used when they are not necessary. For example, the APA
Pilot Fatigue Essay
Fatigue is a growing concern and issue in the aviation industry. Although it has been
for some time, recently mounting workloads and stress have factored into creating
an escalating problem with real casualties and repercussions. Pilot fatigue, heavy
workloads... may have contributed to an air ambulance crashing into the sea at night
during a medical mission... (Crash Blamed 2006 p.31). Fatigue is an insidious
condition that affects a pilot in a way that might make him feel justified in his
decisions. (Wald 2008 C3). Without realizing the effects of sleepiness and stress,
pilots often times make the wrong decision, believing it to be the right one, and
suffering severe consequences, such as: passenger injures, crew injuries or even...
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Many pilots commute to and from the airport where he/she is assigned. This isn t
always vehicle commute. A number of pilots travel as a passenger by plane to get
to the airport only to travel once more as the pilot in command. The co pilot, of a
commuter jet that crashed near Buffalo, N.Y., commuted to Newark Airport from her
parents home in Seattle, Washington. (Strickland) This co pilot has reported
earnings of $17,000/year with a regional jet carrier, which brings in the second
cause: Salary. ...the cab driver who takes you to the airport makes more than the pilot
who s going to fly you... (Strickland) A pilot s salary, when it is not complimentary of
his/her responsibility, is a stress inducer, which contributes more mental baggage that
the pilot must carry.
Industry Flaws Accentuate Stress/ Lack of Resources
System flaws account for scheduling issues. When there are not enough pilots to
cope with the heavy traffic flow, the same pilots are being scheduled more often
and for longer periods of time. CAPA has suggested lowering the actual duty time
of pilots to 12 hours in a 24 hour period, with a two hour window to account for
delays. The current 16 hours of duty time often makes it difficult for pilots to get an
actual 8 hours of rest in each 24 hour period. (82% of Americans...)
A resource that is always a concern is money. Many issues and affairs are often
decided on money alone. When airline
Fatigue is a growing concern and issue in the aviation industry. Although it has been
for some time, recently mounting workloads and stress have factored into creating
an escalating problem with real casualties and repercussions. Pilot fatigue, heavy
workloads... may have contributed to an air ambulance crashing into the sea at night
during a medical mission... (Crash Blamed 2006 p.31). Fatigue is an insidious
condition that affects a pilot in a way that might make him feel justified in his
decisions. (Wald 2008 C3). Without realizing the effects of sleepiness and stress,
pilots often times make the wrong decision, believing it to be the right one, and
suffering severe consequences, such as: passenger injures, crew injuries or even...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many pilots commute to and from the airport where he/she is assigned. This isn t
always vehicle commute. A number of pilots travel as a passenger by plane to get
to the airport only to travel once more as the pilot in command. The co pilot, of a
commuter jet that crashed near Buffalo, N.Y., commuted to Newark Airport from her
parents home in Seattle, Washington. (Strickland) This co pilot has reported
earnings of $17,000/year with a regional jet carrier, which brings in the second
cause: Salary. ...the cab driver who takes you to the airport makes more than the pilot
who s going to fly you... (Strickland) A pilot s salary, when it is not complimentary of
his/her responsibility, is a stress inducer, which contributes more mental baggage that
the pilot must carry.
Industry Flaws Accentuate Stress/ Lack of Resources
System flaws account for scheduling issues. When there are not enough pilots to
cope with the heavy traffic flow, the same pilots are being scheduled more often
and for longer periods of time. CAPA has suggested lowering the actual duty time
of pilots to 12 hours in a 24 hour period, with a two hour window to account for
delays. The current 16 hours of duty time often makes it difficult for pilots to get an
actual 8 hours of rest in each 24 hour period. (82% of Americans...)
A resource that is always a concern is money. Many issues and affairs are often
decided on money alone. When airline
The Three Versions Of The Decalogue
The three version of the Decalogue are a set of commandments that were handed to
Moses at Mount Sinai. The Decalogue was intended to provide the basic rules that
governed the relationship between man and God, and between man and fellow man.
The Decalogue can be equated to the modern day constitution that governs most of
the countries around the world. Therefore, the legal setting of the Israelites and their
adherence to the Decalogue provide a perfect example of Theocracy, where God
oversaw the enforcement of the Decalogue. The Decalogue touched every aspect of
Israelites life, from labour, hygiene, marriage, conflict resolutions, and ceremonial
days and related activities such as keeping of the Sabbath and worshipping at the
Synagogue. From
The three version of the Decalogue are a set of commandments that were handed to
Moses at Mount Sinai. The Decalogue was intended to provide the basic rules that
governed the relationship between man and God, and between man and fellow man.
The Decalogue can be equated to the modern day constitution that governs most of
the countries around the world. Therefore, the legal setting of the Israelites and their
adherence to the Decalogue provide a perfect example of Theocracy, where God
oversaw the enforcement of the Decalogue. The Decalogue touched every aspect of
Israelites life, from labour, hygiene, marriage, conflict resolutions, and ceremonial
days and related activities such as keeping of the Sabbath and worshipping at the
Synagogue. From
Comparing Shakespeare To Modern America
Essay The difference between the world of William Shakespeare to modern
America is that the actors were often descriminated against and they were
unlawfully treated as we learn from the article Actors in Shakespeares day that
they were called vagabonds and punished by being arrested and/or imprisoned
which was unlawful as no crime was committed. In the article Not of an age but for
all mankind that the actors were only allowed to be men and there were no women
allowed or there would be punishment. Theatres at that time were built with the only
light source being from the sun and no lightbulbs or anything like that. This is
different from the modern day in society because the source we have today is used
by coal but can also be used by the
Essay The difference between the world of William Shakespeare to modern
America is that the actors were often descriminated against and they were
unlawfully treated as we learn from the article Actors in Shakespeares day that
they were called vagabonds and punished by being arrested and/or imprisoned
which was unlawful as no crime was committed. In the article Not of an age but for
all mankind that the actors were only allowed to be men and there were no women
allowed or there would be punishment. Theatres at that time were built with the only
light source being from the sun and no lightbulbs or anything like that. This is
different from the modern day in society because the source we have today is used
by coal but can also be used by the
Rhetorical Analysis Of Peculiar Benefits
Ikechinyere Ike Lemuwa Ike Lemuwa 1
Prof. Johnson
ENGH 101 031/043
14 February 2018
Word Count
Rhetorical Analysis: Peculiar Benefits by Roxane Gay In this article Roxane had
lead me through a pathos appealing reading that aroused many feelings and
emotions towards the aspects of her lingering thoughts and perspectives of
privileges being different and that the way people used the word it is seen as it has
become white noise. My goal in this paper is to analyze her discussion, as Gay
begins with her credibility; with personal facts; reputable sources; citing convincing
opinions, and successfully employing emotional appeals. However, her ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The details build an appeal to pathos and impresses upon the reader that this is a
problem worth discussing. They are shared in exploited proportions through the
excuse called privilege. And knowingly or unknowingly privilege is something that is
given to one unknowingly due to the state the modern world is in. Privilege was
unfortunately molded over time and to the best of the future the future leaders of the
world are working to make things favorable so that the apparent mistakes made in the
past won t follow through into the future. She had also mentioned in her essay that
Privilege is relative and contextual. Few people in this world, and particularly in the
United States, have no privilege at all. Among those of us who participate in
intellectual communities, privilege runs
Ikechinyere Ike Lemuwa Ike Lemuwa 1
Prof. Johnson
ENGH 101 031/043
14 February 2018
Word Count
Rhetorical Analysis: Peculiar Benefits by Roxane Gay In this article Roxane had
lead me through a pathos appealing reading that aroused many feelings and
emotions towards the aspects of her lingering thoughts and perspectives of
privileges being different and that the way people used the word it is seen as it has
become white noise. My goal in this paper is to analyze her discussion, as Gay
begins with her credibility; with personal facts; reputable sources; citing convincing
opinions, and successfully employing emotional appeals. However, her ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The details build an appeal to pathos and impresses upon the reader that this is a
problem worth discussing. They are shared in exploited proportions through the
excuse called privilege. And knowingly or unknowingly privilege is something that is
given to one unknowingly due to the state the modern world is in. Privilege was
unfortunately molded over time and to the best of the future the future leaders of the
world are working to make things favorable so that the apparent mistakes made in the
past won t follow through into the future. She had also mentioned in her essay that
Privilege is relative and contextual. Few people in this world, and particularly in the
United States, have no privilege at all. Among those of us who participate in
intellectual communities, privilege runs
The Bridge Between The Middle Ages And The Renaissance
Era...
History is a vast ocean of time and regions, yet some are seen as more influential
than others.The Renaissance can be described as an era in which science and
culture mixed, therefore creating waves of innovation that rippled throughout the
entire planet. In the 14th century, Rome had long fallen, and centuries of
Christianity had taken Europe. Crusades were led across vast regions, as well
traders traveling to the east and discovering new goods to sell and trade.This began
exploration into other cultures, particularly past ideologies. Early Rome and ancient
Greece were studied and the studies of Pluto were rediscovered. This new interest
was accelerated by The Great Papal Schism of 1378 in which three men decreed
themselves the Pope at the same time. During this period of religious uncertainty a
movement of Humanism was rediscovered. People had the desire to study forgotten
texts, and learn the ideas of the past. The bridge between the Middle Ages and The
Renaissanceera were beginning to be built. This time period of rediscovery is known
as the Proto Renaissance and lasted between 1200 1400. Where it all began, the
influence of humanism, and the artists that attributed will be the subject of this essay.
During the period of Proto Renaissance the entirety of Europe established different
developments in each of it s regions, yet Florenceand Sienna experienced copious
amounts of innovation. Artists and Scholars searched, studied and emulated the
teachings of the
Era...
History is a vast ocean of time and regions, yet some are seen as more influential
than others.The Renaissance can be described as an era in which science and
culture mixed, therefore creating waves of innovation that rippled throughout the
entire planet. In the 14th century, Rome had long fallen, and centuries of
Christianity had taken Europe. Crusades were led across vast regions, as well
traders traveling to the east and discovering new goods to sell and trade.This began
exploration into other cultures, particularly past ideologies. Early Rome and ancient
Greece were studied and the studies of Pluto were rediscovered. This new interest
was accelerated by The Great Papal Schism of 1378 in which three men decreed
themselves the Pope at the same time. During this period of religious uncertainty a
movement of Humanism was rediscovered. People had the desire to study forgotten
texts, and learn the ideas of the past. The bridge between the Middle Ages and The
Renaissanceera were beginning to be built. This time period of rediscovery is known
as the Proto Renaissance and lasted between 1200 1400. Where it all began, the
influence of humanism, and the artists that attributed will be the subject of this essay.
During the period of Proto Renaissance the entirety of Europe established different
developments in each of it s regions, yet Florenceand Sienna experienced copious
amounts of innovation. Artists and Scholars searched, studied and emulated the
teachings of the
Multicultural Curriculum For A Multicultural Classroom
When I first started this class I was aware of multicultural curriculum but I was not
aware of how important it was in a classroom setting. As the weeks have gone by in
this class, I have learned that multicultural curriculum is important because it s a way
for teachers to include all children from diverse backgrounds. As we ve have
progressed in the study of multicultural curriculum we have learned to address
important topics such as biases, social justice, stereotypes, the development of identity
and how to communicate with parents.
The purpose of this paper is to inform our readers of how a multicultural education
benefits children. How can teachers create a multicultural learning community, and
how can teachers help guide children ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Igoa p. 44). (Robert Cole p. 3).
There are many factors that can help a child achieve a better outcome in a school
setting, as teachers we should be able to identify each of our student s individual
strengths, their pastimes and how can we support their needs so that they can master
their full potential.
Early childhood teachers play an important role in supporting and increasing
nondiscriminatory learning and appropriate developmental outcomes for all children.
(Madeleine saffigna p.5). It is important for educators to believe that all children
deserve opportunities and materials to achieve the highest potential of learning.
Teacher s need to assist children to distinguish and to put to practice these
characteristics, it is important for teachers to instantly intercede when conflicting
messages of one s identity are expressed. Classrooms transform into a prominent
place where children can learn to be content with themselves and their families this
helps them to notice the differences amongst each other and to treat people
respectfully and to speak up when they feel that others are being biased.
It is essential for teachers to emulate on their own perception of the children they
render services to and the possible revelation of diversity. To have a successful
multicultural classroom is important for teachers to accept the lives of the families
and their children.
When I first started this class I was aware of multicultural curriculum but I was not
aware of how important it was in a classroom setting. As the weeks have gone by in
this class, I have learned that multicultural curriculum is important because it s a way
for teachers to include all children from diverse backgrounds. As we ve have
progressed in the study of multicultural curriculum we have learned to address
important topics such as biases, social justice, stereotypes, the development of identity
and how to communicate with parents.
The purpose of this paper is to inform our readers of how a multicultural education
benefits children. How can teachers create a multicultural learning community, and
how can teachers help guide children ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Igoa p. 44). (Robert Cole p. 3).
There are many factors that can help a child achieve a better outcome in a school
setting, as teachers we should be able to identify each of our student s individual
strengths, their pastimes and how can we support their needs so that they can master
their full potential.
Early childhood teachers play an important role in supporting and increasing
nondiscriminatory learning and appropriate developmental outcomes for all children.
(Madeleine saffigna p.5). It is important for educators to believe that all children
deserve opportunities and materials to achieve the highest potential of learning.
Teacher s need to assist children to distinguish and to put to practice these
characteristics, it is important for teachers to instantly intercede when conflicting
messages of one s identity are expressed. Classrooms transform into a prominent
place where children can learn to be content with themselves and their families this
helps them to notice the differences amongst each other and to treat people
respectfully and to speak up when they feel that others are being biased.
It is essential for teachers to emulate on their own perception of the children they
render services to and the possible revelation of diversity. To have a successful
multicultural classroom is important for teachers to accept the lives of the families
and their children.
Hearing Loss In Native Americans
Situation Overview Today, even in the 21 st. century, stigma remains prevalent and is
associated with both mental concerns and conditions, like disabilities. Society
disregards these matters as individual faults and this misconception has become a
public health issue, affecting the perspective and outreach of patients. Public health
efforts seek to educate and manage aspects (such as: thoughts, feelings and
behaviors) in order to decrease the prevalence of anxiety and depression that enties
with stigma and medical conditions (Blumenthal, 2012). In 2012, there were 360
million people worldwide with hearing loss because of a disease, infection, head
injury or the aging process. Latin America and the Caribbean uphold 9% of this
distribution.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(2012, November 16). PR has the highest rate of diabetes in US. Caribbean
Business . Corrigan, P. a. (2002). Understanding the Impact of Stigma on people
with Mental Illness. World Psychiatry , 1 (1), 16 20. Erting, C. (1994). The Deaf
Way: Perspectives from the International Conference on Deaf Culture. Washington
, D.C. : Gallaudet University Press. Dewane, C. (2010, July). Hearing Loss in
Older Adults Its Effect on Mental Health. Social Work Today , 18. Garnefski, N. a.
(2012 ). Effects of a Cognitive Behavioral Self help Program on emotional
problems for people with Acquired Hearing Loss: A Randomized Controlled Trial .
Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education , 17 (1), 75 84. Gorhol, J. (2008, March
31). Can Depression Be Prevented ? Yes. Retrieved June 5, 2015, from PsychCentral:
http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2008/3/31/can depression be prevented yes
/ Health, N. I. (2012). Anxiety. Retrieved May 27, 2015, from NIMH:
www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/anxiety disorders/index.shtml Kvam, M. L. (2007).
Mental Health in Deaf Adults: Symptoms of Axiety and Depression Among Hearing
and Deaf Individuals. Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education
Situation Overview Today, even in the 21 st. century, stigma remains prevalent and is
associated with both mental concerns and conditions, like disabilities. Society
disregards these matters as individual faults and this misconception has become a
public health issue, affecting the perspective and outreach of patients. Public health
efforts seek to educate and manage aspects (such as: thoughts, feelings and
behaviors) in order to decrease the prevalence of anxiety and depression that enties
with stigma and medical conditions (Blumenthal, 2012). In 2012, there were 360
million people worldwide with hearing loss because of a disease, infection, head
injury or the aging process. Latin America and the Caribbean uphold 9% of this
distribution.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(2012, November 16). PR has the highest rate of diabetes in US. Caribbean
Business . Corrigan, P. a. (2002). Understanding the Impact of Stigma on people
with Mental Illness. World Psychiatry , 1 (1), 16 20. Erting, C. (1994). The Deaf
Way: Perspectives from the International Conference on Deaf Culture. Washington
, D.C. : Gallaudet University Press. Dewane, C. (2010, July). Hearing Loss in
Older Adults Its Effect on Mental Health. Social Work Today , 18. Garnefski, N. a.
(2012 ). Effects of a Cognitive Behavioral Self help Program on emotional
problems for people with Acquired Hearing Loss: A Randomized Controlled Trial .
Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education , 17 (1), 75 84. Gorhol, J. (2008, March
31). Can Depression Be Prevented ? Yes. Retrieved June 5, 2015, from PsychCentral:
http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2008/3/31/can depression be prevented yes
/ Health, N. I. (2012). Anxiety. Retrieved May 27, 2015, from NIMH:
www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/anxiety disorders/index.shtml Kvam, M. L. (2007).
Mental Health in Deaf Adults: Symptoms of Axiety and Depression Among Hearing
and Deaf Individuals. Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education
Why Did The Yankee Lose The World Series Of The 1960 s
The Yankees was the best baseball team in america in 1961.
The lost world series of the Yankees in 1960
first, The change for the yankees in 1961
The come back in of the yankees in 1961
next,Did you know that the yankees got in the world series more than any other team.
The New york Yankees lost the world series in 1960s.
The morning papers quoted Yankees stars Mantle and Roger Maris as saying the
Yankees were still the better team, even if the Pirates somehow managed to win
Game 7.
First , It is the world series of the 1960s the Pirates and the New York Yankees are in
the first inning and the score is 13 3 and then they one and the next day
only time in my life I was mad at Casey couldn t figure it out Sure, I missed some
The Yankees was the best baseball team in america in 1961.
The lost world series of the Yankees in 1960
first, The change for the yankees in 1961
The come back in of the yankees in 1961
next,Did you know that the yankees got in the world series more than any other team.
The New york Yankees lost the world series in 1960s.
The morning papers quoted Yankees stars Mantle and Roger Maris as saying the
Yankees were still the better team, even if the Pirates somehow managed to win
Game 7.
First , It is the world series of the 1960s the Pirates and the New York Yankees are in
the first inning and the score is 13 3 and then they one and the next day
only time in my life I was mad at Casey couldn t figure it out Sure, I missed some
Hummingbird Adaptations Essays
Hummingbirds have evolved certain behavioural and physical traits which allows for
them to be more energetically efficient, such as specialized storage and digestion
adaptations, feeding and flying adaptations and breathing adaptation. Hummingbirds
are extremely small and their muscles for flight are highly oxygen dependent and
require large amounts of energy. Hummingbirds are one of the smallest endotherms
and any energetic output can be metabolically stressful. The hummingbirds small
body size means that they have very little room for energy storage and therefore
often endure energetic and metabolic stresses. They are the one of the oldest aves,
dating back to some 33 million years ago and have evolved certain energy efficient...
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Hummingbirds have also evolved a unique relationship with some plants which have
evolved specializations such as bright coloration and large petals in order to entice
hummingbird to feed from them. These specialized flowers do supply nectar in each
flower; however, these plants will allow the hummingbird to meet its nutritional
requirements in one visit, and by doing so hummingbirds are forced to visit many
flowers and in turn are cross pollinating the flowering plants. This behavior has
allowed for a close mutualism to evolve between these specialized plants and
hummingbirds. (Welch Suarez 2008).
Flight adaptations
Hummingbird feeding behaviour has evolved so that they hover in flight, however
due to this behaviour they have lost the ability to use their feet which now only serve
for perching. (Lotz, Nicolson 1996). They compensate for this devolution by
alternating their wing angle during flight which in turn has allowed them to use less
energetic output during flight (Gass Garrison 1999). Another adaptation that
hummingbirds have evolved to allow them to hover in midair is the rate at which
they flap their wings. This unique flying behaviour has created specific skeletal and
flight muscle adaptations such as a large keel and rigid weight bearing girdles which
allows for greater muscle attachment from wing to abdomen and in turn an increase
Hummingbirds have evolved certain behavioural and physical traits which allows for
them to be more energetically efficient, such as specialized storage and digestion
adaptations, feeding and flying adaptations and breathing adaptation. Hummingbirds
are extremely small and their muscles for flight are highly oxygen dependent and
require large amounts of energy. Hummingbirds are one of the smallest endotherms
and any energetic output can be metabolically stressful. The hummingbirds small
body size means that they have very little room for energy storage and therefore
often endure energetic and metabolic stresses. They are the one of the oldest aves,
dating back to some 33 million years ago and have evolved certain energy efficient...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hummingbirds have also evolved a unique relationship with some plants which have
evolved specializations such as bright coloration and large petals in order to entice
hummingbird to feed from them. These specialized flowers do supply nectar in each
flower; however, these plants will allow the hummingbird to meet its nutritional
requirements in one visit, and by doing so hummingbirds are forced to visit many
flowers and in turn are cross pollinating the flowering plants. This behavior has
allowed for a close mutualism to evolve between these specialized plants and
hummingbirds. (Welch Suarez 2008).
Flight adaptations
Hummingbird feeding behaviour has evolved so that they hover in flight, however
due to this behaviour they have lost the ability to use their feet which now only serve
for perching. (Lotz, Nicolson 1996). They compensate for this devolution by
alternating their wing angle during flight which in turn has allowed them to use less
energetic output during flight (Gass Garrison 1999). Another adaptation that
hummingbirds have evolved to allow them to hover in midair is the rate at which
they flap their wings. This unique flying behaviour has created specific skeletal and
flight muscle adaptations such as a large keel and rigid weight bearing girdles which
allows for greater muscle attachment from wing to abdomen and in turn an increase
Summary Of Amelia LanyerSalve Deus Rex Judaeorum
Eve s Apology: Analytical Essay The lines 809 840 of Amelia Lanyer s poem
Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum is an argument for why women should have an equal
place in society to men s. The poem is actually a piece of proto feminist writing
using religious examples as a way of getting across the message of equality
between the sexes. Lanyer uses examples from the Bible to explain how Eve is not
at fault for women having a lesser place in society and why males should have a
religious motivation for women being equal with men. The poem makes it clear
that Eve is not the sole person to blame for humanities sin of eating the fruit of
knowledge. In these lines, If any Evill did in her remaine, / Beeing made of him, he
was the ground of all; ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These lines directly compare the death of Jesus with the sin of eating the fruit
from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, and makes the point that killing
God s dear son was a large sin compared to what Eve committed. These lines, This
sinne of yours, surmounts them all as farre /As doth the Sunne, another little
starre. (823 824), use a simile to compare that the sin of men and women to the
light of the sun to a little star. Lanyer used this simile to show how far greater the
sins of men are to the sins of women. Lanyer is trying to make a case for why men
are guilty and don t have a right to act superior then women. In the next part of the
poem Lanyer makes a direct argument for women to have liberty. Then let us have
our Libertie againe, And challendge to your selves no Sov raigntie; You came not
in the world without our paine, Make that a barre against your crueltie; (825 828)
These lines are directly making the case for why women should at the time it was
have the same rights as men. The last two lines of the section use the pain of child
birth as a stipulation on why men should avoid their cruelty towards women. The
way Lanyer rhymes sovereignty with cruelty brings forth images of the subservient
nature women had in society. Your fault beeing greater, why should you disdaine Our
beeing your equals, free from
Eve s Apology: Analytical Essay The lines 809 840 of Amelia Lanyer s poem
Salve Deus Rex Judaeorum is an argument for why women should have an equal
place in society to men s. The poem is actually a piece of proto feminist writing
using religious examples as a way of getting across the message of equality
between the sexes. Lanyer uses examples from the Bible to explain how Eve is not
at fault for women having a lesser place in society and why males should have a
religious motivation for women being equal with men. The poem makes it clear
that Eve is not the sole person to blame for humanities sin of eating the fruit of
knowledge. In these lines, If any Evill did in her remaine, / Beeing made of him, he
was the ground of all; ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These lines directly compare the death of Jesus with the sin of eating the fruit
from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, and makes the point that killing
God s dear son was a large sin compared to what Eve committed. These lines, This
sinne of yours, surmounts them all as farre /As doth the Sunne, another little
starre. (823 824), use a simile to compare that the sin of men and women to the
light of the sun to a little star. Lanyer used this simile to show how far greater the
sins of men are to the sins of women. Lanyer is trying to make a case for why men
are guilty and don t have a right to act superior then women. In the next part of the
poem Lanyer makes a direct argument for women to have liberty. Then let us have
our Libertie againe, And challendge to your selves no Sov raigntie; You came not
in the world without our paine, Make that a barre against your crueltie; (825 828)
These lines are directly making the case for why women should at the time it was
have the same rights as men. The last two lines of the section use the pain of child
birth as a stipulation on why men should avoid their cruelty towards women. The
way Lanyer rhymes sovereignty with cruelty brings forth images of the subservient
nature women had in society. Your fault beeing greater, why should you disdaine Our
beeing your equals, free from
In-N-Out Burger Essay
In N Out Burger It s hard to believe there are five problems with In N Out Burger
because of how successful the company is and how delicious the burgers are. Well
at least that what I heard, one of my friends that moved to California confessed to
me that the reason he moved was because he loved In N Out Burger s. But as I
began to read I found more than five devastating problems that the Snyder family
encountered as pioneers of the fast food business.
The first major roadblock that Harry and Esther Snyder encountered struck home
especially hard in the form of cancer. After smoking a pack a day for thirty years
Harry was diagnosed with lung cancer. The second problem they faced while Rich
was president of In N Out Burger was when ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
At one point, he went down to Mexico to submit to laetrile. An unconventional
therapy not approved by the Federal Drug Administration. But all the medical
treatments in the world could not prolong Harry life for very much longer. It was
Harry and Esther s intention to keep In N Out Burger a private, family run
business for succeeding generations of Snyder s. The challenge for Harry was to
pass was to pass on the company he built to someone who would be able to
maintain its success without abandoning the unique culture that had made it a
winning hand in the first place and to keep it in the family for successive
generations. (110) Usually that someone is your first born child. Guy felt strongly
about the family business. But he had demonstrated that he would much rather be
drag racing his hotrods, chasing girls, or getting high on drugs then take over the
reins as owner of In N Out Burger, which had by this time grown into a very
successful business with 18 locations along southern California. (109) Rich on the
other had was an excellent worker, who was clean cut, never bucked the system,
had strong Christian beliefs and never butted heads with his dad like Guy. It was a
pretty clear cut decision that Rich was to take over for Harry when he passed but
Rich was not as confident in himself running the family business as Harry. Rich was
very shy and on top of that he lacked a college education. (108) On a few occasions
Rich brought up the
In N Out Burger It s hard to believe there are five problems with In N Out Burger
because of how successful the company is and how delicious the burgers are. Well
at least that what I heard, one of my friends that moved to California confessed to
me that the reason he moved was because he loved In N Out Burger s. But as I
began to read I found more than five devastating problems that the Snyder family
encountered as pioneers of the fast food business.
The first major roadblock that Harry and Esther Snyder encountered struck home
especially hard in the form of cancer. After smoking a pack a day for thirty years
Harry was diagnosed with lung cancer. The second problem they faced while Rich
was president of In N Out Burger was when ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
At one point, he went down to Mexico to submit to laetrile. An unconventional
therapy not approved by the Federal Drug Administration. But all the medical
treatments in the world could not prolong Harry life for very much longer. It was
Harry and Esther s intention to keep In N Out Burger a private, family run
business for succeeding generations of Snyder s. The challenge for Harry was to
pass was to pass on the company he built to someone who would be able to
maintain its success without abandoning the unique culture that had made it a
winning hand in the first place and to keep it in the family for successive
generations. (110) Usually that someone is your first born child. Guy felt strongly
about the family business. But he had demonstrated that he would much rather be
drag racing his hotrods, chasing girls, or getting high on drugs then take over the
reins as owner of In N Out Burger, which had by this time grown into a very
successful business with 18 locations along southern California. (109) Rich on the
other had was an excellent worker, who was clean cut, never bucked the system,
had strong Christian beliefs and never butted heads with his dad like Guy. It was a
pretty clear cut decision that Rich was to take over for Harry when he passed but
Rich was not as confident in himself running the family business as Harry. Rich was
very shy and on top of that he lacked a college education. (108) On a few occasions
Rich brought up the
A Beautiful Day In My Life
Five more minutes, I groaned as I layed in my bed one cloudless Monday morning
while my mom annoyingly stood in the doorway of my room, rapidly clapping her
hands to wake me up. How late were you up last night? she questioned as she
resiliently clapped. Applications and essays, I told her as I rolled out of bed. Still
working on Georgetown. Georgetown?! It s already been three weeks! I know, I
know. I m putting a lot of effort into this. After all, this is my life, is it not?
Although this is a lot of work... She looked at me as if I had some sort of careless
attitude. She was right though; I did. I got ready for school, went downstairs, and
gazed out the window in the living room to see the gorgeous sunlight shine
through the skyscrapers. Beautiful view, I remarked as my mom walked down
the open riser staircase. The tall towers that were scattered across Manhattan stood
right in front of my window. I walked towards the kitchen and grabbed an apple
from the fridge. I m very glad you picked this one out of all the apartments we
looked at. Me too, Lucas, my mother assured as I cleaned the alluring apple under
the running faucet on the island, me too. I took a bite into the crisp golden apple.
She asked, Ready for school? Yeah, I guess, I responded. Adios. I sluggishly hauled
my five ton backpack and pulled open the decorative wooden door. Bye! *** I came
home at 2:45 to an hour s worth of homework: finish an essay for written expressions,
Five more minutes, I groaned as I layed in my bed one cloudless Monday morning
while my mom annoyingly stood in the doorway of my room, rapidly clapping her
hands to wake me up. How late were you up last night? she questioned as she
resiliently clapped. Applications and essays, I told her as I rolled out of bed. Still
working on Georgetown. Georgetown?! It s already been three weeks! I know, I
know. I m putting a lot of effort into this. After all, this is my life, is it not?
Although this is a lot of work... She looked at me as if I had some sort of careless
attitude. She was right though; I did. I got ready for school, went downstairs, and
gazed out the window in the living room to see the gorgeous sunlight shine
through the skyscrapers. Beautiful view, I remarked as my mom walked down
the open riser staircase. The tall towers that were scattered across Manhattan stood
right in front of my window. I walked towards the kitchen and grabbed an apple
from the fridge. I m very glad you picked this one out of all the apartments we
looked at. Me too, Lucas, my mother assured as I cleaned the alluring apple under
the running faucet on the island, me too. I took a bite into the crisp golden apple.
She asked, Ready for school? Yeah, I guess, I responded. Adios. I sluggishly hauled
my five ton backpack and pulled open the decorative wooden door. Bye! *** I came
home at 2:45 to an hour s worth of homework: finish an essay for written expressions,
Analysis Of Sandra Bland And The Long History Of Racism
In...
We The People A phrase said by many but what power does it hold? America has
been overcome with division of the people from skin color to sides of citizen and
law enforcement. Issues that occur on the streets of America bring authors to write
articles in hope to sway readers to support their thoughts, but instead lead people to
see the worst in the opposite side. Sandra Bland 28 year old Female African
American, dies in jail after abuse of a policeofficer, officer does not get charged with
as much as people believe and this causes an uprise in articles that are used to give
readers an opinion on the situation. The three sources used in this articles to show
how the author can manipulate the thoughts of the reader start with: source A
published... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He proceeds to explain how because of this the possibility of Officer Encinia (
officer involved with the case) being a racist or having the mindset of a KKK
member is higher than if from a place with little to no history with racism. The history
is especially painful because Waller County was for a time a beacon of black
progress (Long History of Racism). The intended audience are the people who
haven t decided whether they support Sandra Bland or Officer Encinia. An
inexperienced audience would analyze the reading as If the article is either good
or bad instead of credible or not credible. But the last two decades of the century
saw an influx of white immigrants from Eastern Europe, and that dilution of the
black vote, along with the end of Reconstruction, reduced blacks to a minority and
slashed their political power. (Long History of Racism). What makes this article
not credible is the amount of bias used to persuade the reader. Last June, a black
clergyman alleged that Mathis has threatened him over such accusations. (Long
History of Racism) The authors language and how he explains the case is what
causes this article to be not credible and how the author doesn t stay neutral to
explain both sides of the case. Waller County, as Leah Binkovitz notes, had among
the highest numbers of lynchings in the state between 1877 and 1950, according
to a comprehensive report by the Equal Justice Initiative. ( bandwagon). The
fallacy that the author uses causes the reader to see the worst in the law
enforcement as well as having a negative effect on society because it causes people
to see the worst in police officers, and because of this the article is very effective in
getting a non critical reader to be easily persuaded, the critical reader should
In...
We The People A phrase said by many but what power does it hold? America has
been overcome with division of the people from skin color to sides of citizen and
law enforcement. Issues that occur on the streets of America bring authors to write
articles in hope to sway readers to support their thoughts, but instead lead people to
see the worst in the opposite side. Sandra Bland 28 year old Female African
American, dies in jail after abuse of a policeofficer, officer does not get charged with
as much as people believe and this causes an uprise in articles that are used to give
readers an opinion on the situation. The three sources used in this articles to show
how the author can manipulate the thoughts of the reader start with: source A
published... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He proceeds to explain how because of this the possibility of Officer Encinia (
officer involved with the case) being a racist or having the mindset of a KKK
member is higher than if from a place with little to no history with racism. The history
is especially painful because Waller County was for a time a beacon of black
progress (Long History of Racism). The intended audience are the people who
haven t decided whether they support Sandra Bland or Officer Encinia. An
inexperienced audience would analyze the reading as If the article is either good
or bad instead of credible or not credible. But the last two decades of the century
saw an influx of white immigrants from Eastern Europe, and that dilution of the
black vote, along with the end of Reconstruction, reduced blacks to a minority and
slashed their political power. (Long History of Racism). What makes this article
not credible is the amount of bias used to persuade the reader. Last June, a black
clergyman alleged that Mathis has threatened him over such accusations. (Long
History of Racism) The authors language and how he explains the case is what
causes this article to be not credible and how the author doesn t stay neutral to
explain both sides of the case. Waller County, as Leah Binkovitz notes, had among
the highest numbers of lynchings in the state between 1877 and 1950, according
to a comprehensive report by the Equal Justice Initiative. ( bandwagon). The
fallacy that the author uses causes the reader to see the worst in the law
enforcement as well as having a negative effect on society because it causes people
to see the worst in police officers, and because of this the article is very effective in
getting a non critical reader to be easily persuaded, the critical reader should
Gun Control and the Bill of Rights Essay
George Mason, a co author of the Bill of Rights, said To disarm the people is the
best and most effectual way to enslave them If this is true, why would anyone try
to ban firearms in the U.S? Guns have been a part of American history since we
declared independence from Britain in 1776. Many people believe that removing
weapons from the hands of citizens is the only way to stop criminals from shooting
down people at malls and kids at schools, but this is not the case. Outlawing guns is
not the answer for effectively reducing gun crime.
According to Wikipedia, a firearm is a portable gun, being a barreled weapon that
launches one or more projectiles often driven by the action of an explosive force.
The first firearms were invented in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Murder by knives was first, followed by clubs, then strangulation. It seems that by
banning guns, people used other ways to kill. On the other hand, Switzerland s gun
policy is very different than other nations. It requires all men to go through militia
training at age twenty and issue an assault rifle when they complete it. Switzerland
has the lowest gun crime rates in the world, despite giving everyone a high powered,
fully automatic firearm.
Another hot topic that politicians debate about is allowing assault rifles, or select
fire guns (capable of semi automatic or fully automatic fire),which have the ability
to shoot rounds as long as you can hold the trigger down, in the hand of American
citizens. Currently, eight states have banned owning assault weapons in some
sense. Some may argue that these guns are overkill, and aren t practical for hunting
or self defense, whereas other firearms fill that position well. In some cases that
might be true, but if multiple intruders enter your home armed, a pistol with a low
capacity clip may not suffice. Contrary to popular belief, gun crime has dropped
significantly over the past 20 years. Since 1993, violence involving guns has gone
down 49% according to Pew Research. The media is to blame for sensationalizing
shootings and with the internet s influence an argument that got out of hand can be
seen as an all out battle. The Second
George Mason, a co author of the Bill of Rights, said To disarm the people is the
best and most effectual way to enslave them If this is true, why would anyone try
to ban firearms in the U.S? Guns have been a part of American history since we
declared independence from Britain in 1776. Many people believe that removing
weapons from the hands of citizens is the only way to stop criminals from shooting
down people at malls and kids at schools, but this is not the case. Outlawing guns is
not the answer for effectively reducing gun crime.
According to Wikipedia, a firearm is a portable gun, being a barreled weapon that
launches one or more projectiles often driven by the action of an explosive force.
The first firearms were invented in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Murder by knives was first, followed by clubs, then strangulation. It seems that by
banning guns, people used other ways to kill. On the other hand, Switzerland s gun
policy is very different than other nations. It requires all men to go through militia
training at age twenty and issue an assault rifle when they complete it. Switzerland
has the lowest gun crime rates in the world, despite giving everyone a high powered,
fully automatic firearm.
Another hot topic that politicians debate about is allowing assault rifles, or select
fire guns (capable of semi automatic or fully automatic fire),which have the ability
to shoot rounds as long as you can hold the trigger down, in the hand of American
citizens. Currently, eight states have banned owning assault weapons in some
sense. Some may argue that these guns are overkill, and aren t practical for hunting
or self defense, whereas other firearms fill that position well. In some cases that
might be true, but if multiple intruders enter your home armed, a pistol with a low
capacity clip may not suffice. Contrary to popular belief, gun crime has dropped
significantly over the past 20 years. Since 1993, violence involving guns has gone
down 49% according to Pew Research. The media is to blame for sensationalizing
shootings and with the internet s influence an argument that got out of hand can be
seen as an all out battle. The Second
Economic Development Of The Dominican Republic And
Haiti
Economic Development in the Dominican Republic and Haiti
I.Introduction The following paper is oriented to explore why the divergence of a
similarly sustained economic development of the Dominican Republic (D.R.) and
Haiti. The fact that both countries share the same territory, but their economic
development in recent days differ from one another make this topic is highly
important, since it can bring deeper insight about the different causes that can affect
the economic development of a country. First, we will take a look at economic
development or economic growth. Then, we will observe how education or the lack
of such might affect such growth. Education as a factor will be evaluated as a
possible cause for the differences in economic development between the two nations.
It is important to point out the existence of other factors that might affect economic
development, but many literatures have suggested that the aforementioned factor is
one of much importance. It is also important to mention that, the research method to
be used in this paper will consist of empirical background research, and would be
done through comparison, analysis, and evaluation of information collected from the
work presented by previous authors, and important sources such as The World Bank.
As anticipated results a correlation between education and economic development is
expected, and such finding would prove that education is a factor that influence
economic growth. This paper will analyze
Haiti
Economic Development in the Dominican Republic and Haiti
I.Introduction The following paper is oriented to explore why the divergence of a
similarly sustained economic development of the Dominican Republic (D.R.) and
Haiti. The fact that both countries share the same territory, but their economic
development in recent days differ from one another make this topic is highly
important, since it can bring deeper insight about the different causes that can affect
the economic development of a country. First, we will take a look at economic
development or economic growth. Then, we will observe how education or the lack
of such might affect such growth. Education as a factor will be evaluated as a
possible cause for the differences in economic development between the two nations.
It is important to point out the existence of other factors that might affect economic
development, but many literatures have suggested that the aforementioned factor is
one of much importance. It is also important to mention that, the research method to
be used in this paper will consist of empirical background research, and would be
done through comparison, analysis, and evaluation of information collected from the
work presented by previous authors, and important sources such as The World Bank.
As anticipated results a correlation between education and economic development is
expected, and such finding would prove that education is a factor that influence
economic growth. This paper will analyze
Infant Care Advice
The National Institutes of Health funded a study surveying new mothers to inquire
about the source of their infant care advice ranging from baby sleep positions to
immunizations to breastfeeding. Sources of advice were classified as health care
practitioners such as doctors and nurses, family members, and the media.
New Mothers Don t Receive Infant Care Advice Says Study
With packed schedules and a completely different set of routines and responsibilities,
new mothers may not be receiving appropriate attention from their physicians when it
comes to advice on infant care according to a study in Pediatrics.
The study was conducted by researchers at Boston Medical Center, Boston
University, and Yale University.
The Study of Attitudes and Factors ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The authors believe that the physicians may not offer the advice due to lack of
knowledge of the recommendations or because the physician does not agree with it.
Physicians Should Offer More Time and Do So Equally
Another revelation of the study was that not all new mothers were treated equal.
African American, Hispanic, and first time mothers were more likely to receive
guidance from physicians than their white mother counterparts and mothers who had
children already.
According to Marian Willinger, Ph.D.., of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National
Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), new mothers are more
likely to listen to their physician s advice.
This survey shows that physicians have an opportunity to provide new mothers with
much needed advice on how to improve infant health and even save infant lives,
Willinger said. Physicians should take the extra time for each new mother to explain
proper infant care. Learning about infant care and its updated recommendations can
save many newborn lives as well as help new mothers cope with the stress and joy
that is
The National Institutes of Health funded a study surveying new mothers to inquire
about the source of their infant care advice ranging from baby sleep positions to
immunizations to breastfeeding. Sources of advice were classified as health care
practitioners such as doctors and nurses, family members, and the media.
New Mothers Don t Receive Infant Care Advice Says Study
With packed schedules and a completely different set of routines and responsibilities,
new mothers may not be receiving appropriate attention from their physicians when it
comes to advice on infant care according to a study in Pediatrics.
The study was conducted by researchers at Boston Medical Center, Boston
University, and Yale University.
The Study of Attitudes and Factors ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The authors believe that the physicians may not offer the advice due to lack of
knowledge of the recommendations or because the physician does not agree with it.
Physicians Should Offer More Time and Do So Equally
Another revelation of the study was that not all new mothers were treated equal.
African American, Hispanic, and first time mothers were more likely to receive
guidance from physicians than their white mother counterparts and mothers who had
children already.
According to Marian Willinger, Ph.D.., of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National
Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), new mothers are more
likely to listen to their physician s advice.
This survey shows that physicians have an opportunity to provide new mothers with
much needed advice on how to improve infant health and even save infant lives,
Willinger said. Physicians should take the extra time for each new mother to explain
proper infant care. Learning about infant care and its updated recommendations can
save many newborn lives as well as help new mothers cope with the stress and joy
that is
Save the Children Campaign, the Analysis
Save the Children Campaign, The Analysis Introduction: The organization that I
chose to analysis is the Save the Children Campaign. This organization relies heavily
upon ethos and pathos to get support for their cause. This organization uses many
means to get their point across to people. This organization uses the emotional appeal
to their advantage and mostly they use this technique to get donations and volunteers.
The use of credibility strategies has helped the organization also with receiving
donations and getting people to volunteer. The mission of Save the Children is to
create lasting, positive changes in the lives of children in need. Save the Children
works to achieve this mission through community based programs designed... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Actress Sara Rue, from the television show Less Than Perfect, was quoted as
saying, Peace is definitely possible, but it is done step by step. Save the Children is
doing wonderful work, and that is where we need to start: with our children (Rue).
Image Management: This organization has an image and reputation to protect. The
Save the Children organization is in the business of keeping up a good image of
helping children all over the world. Now this organization is helping children in the
United States. Save the Children launched a multi media public service
announcement campaign, featuring Academy Award winning actress Sally Field
and the song Imagine by the late John Lennon, to call attention to the agency s
efforts to aid thousands of Gulf Coast children forced from their homes by
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita (Save). In an increasingly disintermediated
information world, keeping a decent corporate reputation is more challenging than
ever. The speed knowledge of spreads and our greater access to a wider media
means big bad news easily gets to your phone in the space of your homeward journey
(Grossman). Even though this is a nonprofit organization, it is run like a corporation.
Just like a corporation, this organization has to keep up its image. Image management
and finical performance have been closely related. Reputation is conceptualized by
means of a two dimensional
Save the Children Campaign, The Analysis Introduction: The organization that I
chose to analysis is the Save the Children Campaign. This organization relies heavily
upon ethos and pathos to get support for their cause. This organization uses many
means to get their point across to people. This organization uses the emotional appeal
to their advantage and mostly they use this technique to get donations and volunteers.
The use of credibility strategies has helped the organization also with receiving
donations and getting people to volunteer. The mission of Save the Children is to
create lasting, positive changes in the lives of children in need. Save the Children
works to achieve this mission through community based programs designed... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Actress Sara Rue, from the television show Less Than Perfect, was quoted as
saying, Peace is definitely possible, but it is done step by step. Save the Children is
doing wonderful work, and that is where we need to start: with our children (Rue).
Image Management: This organization has an image and reputation to protect. The
Save the Children organization is in the business of keeping up a good image of
helping children all over the world. Now this organization is helping children in the
United States. Save the Children launched a multi media public service
announcement campaign, featuring Academy Award winning actress Sally Field
and the song Imagine by the late John Lennon, to call attention to the agency s
efforts to aid thousands of Gulf Coast children forced from their homes by
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita (Save). In an increasingly disintermediated
information world, keeping a decent corporate reputation is more challenging than
ever. The speed knowledge of spreads and our greater access to a wider media
means big bad news easily gets to your phone in the space of your homeward journey
(Grossman). Even though this is a nonprofit organization, it is run like a corporation.
Just like a corporation, this organization has to keep up its image. Image management
and finical performance have been closely related. Reputation is conceptualized by
means of a two dimensional
Essay On How I Want To Drive
License and Registration, Please April 9th, 2016, was the day I left the BMV with
my learner s permit in hand. I had a grin from ear to ear as I walked out of there and
realized I was finally one step closer to driving on my own. Step one out of several
had been accomplished in my climb to success. However, I knew it wouldn t be an
easy task to complete. That climb to success could ve ended in one of two ways. I
could ve either failed my final test and walked away completely defeated; or passed
and gotten my official driver s license. My sweaty palms and shaky legs were the
biggest clue as to how this journey started. However, I couldn t just start driving
right away. It took a couple of days, but I got my parents to finally let me... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I was as nervous as a freshman on the first day of high school whenever I thought
about the in cars. However, I made it through the first one in one piece. The next
couple flew by smoothly and ended up being something I began to really look
forward to doing. Shockingly enough, I learned that I am amazing at parallel
parking and backing into parking spots; even though I am way too scared to do it
between two real cars. I made it through all of those drives, both nerve wracking and
fun, and I was finally ready for the big test. October 11, 2016, the big day arrived.
Much to my dismay, I could not get a test scheduled for my birthday due to it being
on a Sunday. All of my anxiety had built up about this day and I was finally ready
to burst. I got home from school and couldn t bear to wait to leave any longer than
I had to. My mom and I had decided to schedule it as soon as we could after school,
so 4:30 was the time we worked out. My dad and I got into my 2014 blue Subaru
Forester and I drove us to the Batavia BMV; one hand on my forehead and the other
on the wheel all the while my left leg was bouncing nervously. My palms had never
been so sweaty as they were when I got into my car with the instructor. My mind
completely blanked on some of the things he had asked me to do. One of those
things being turning left on a green light with cars coming at me in the middle of
rush hour in Batavia. I completely panicked and ended up losing five points for
making a short
License and Registration, Please April 9th, 2016, was the day I left the BMV with
my learner s permit in hand. I had a grin from ear to ear as I walked out of there and
realized I was finally one step closer to driving on my own. Step one out of several
had been accomplished in my climb to success. However, I knew it wouldn t be an
easy task to complete. That climb to success could ve ended in one of two ways. I
could ve either failed my final test and walked away completely defeated; or passed
and gotten my official driver s license. My sweaty palms and shaky legs were the
biggest clue as to how this journey started. However, I couldn t just start driving
right away. It took a couple of days, but I got my parents to finally let me... Show
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I was as nervous as a freshman on the first day of high school whenever I thought
about the in cars. However, I made it through the first one in one piece. The next
couple flew by smoothly and ended up being something I began to really look
forward to doing. Shockingly enough, I learned that I am amazing at parallel
parking and backing into parking spots; even though I am way too scared to do it
between two real cars. I made it through all of those drives, both nerve wracking and
fun, and I was finally ready for the big test. October 11, 2016, the big day arrived.
Much to my dismay, I could not get a test scheduled for my birthday due to it being
on a Sunday. All of my anxiety had built up about this day and I was finally ready
to burst. I got home from school and couldn t bear to wait to leave any longer than
I had to. My mom and I had decided to schedule it as soon as we could after school,
so 4:30 was the time we worked out. My dad and I got into my 2014 blue Subaru
Forester and I drove us to the Batavia BMV; one hand on my forehead and the other
on the wheel all the while my left leg was bouncing nervously. My palms had never
been so sweaty as they were when I got into my car with the instructor. My mind
completely blanked on some of the things he had asked me to do. One of those
things being turning left on a green light with cars coming at me in the middle of
rush hour in Batavia. I completely panicked and ended up losing five points for
making a short
Round Trampoline Research Paper
Meta Description:
Trampoline is an equipment made of strong, stretched cloth over a solid frame made
of steel or iron using some coiled springs to connect. People jump on trampolines for
fun and sometimes even as a competitive game. A question quite often in mind that
arises is Which one should someone get a rectangular or a round trampoline?
Introduction
While trampolining is widely known to be a recreational activity there are other
benefits of this activity. The American Council on Exercise (ACE) in a study found
that jumping on a trampoline was more useful exercise than biking, running and also
Frisbee. People rated this to be an easier workout although it has the benefits of a
vigorous workout. This is because of the fact that when ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
But according to research, more than 80% of the accidents happen because of the
absence of an enclosure. This enclosure is a mesh screen, fixed around the
trampoline which prevents the user getting too close to the edge. Also, checking the
trampoline mat for any cuts and if trampoline springs are firmly attached to the mat
always helps to be safe.
Weight Limit:
Maximum weight supported by a round trampoline is 400 pounds, whereas for
rectangular trampoline it is 450 pounds. Round trampoline supports only one jumper
at a time.
Cost Factor:
Round trampolines are cheaper and readily available in the market.
Bounce experience and Altitude of Jump:
Bounce experience and height are higher for rectangular trampoline due to more
space for takeoff.
Conclusion:
Rectangular trampoline is more suitable for training purposes while round one is
most appropriate for refreshment activities. Round trampoline is affordable and more
efficient when safety factor is considered. If you want a bigger bounce, a rectangular
trampoline is more suitable, but it should be kept in mind that it comes with an
expense of higher
Meta Description:
Trampoline is an equipment made of strong, stretched cloth over a solid frame made
of steel or iron using some coiled springs to connect. People jump on trampolines for
fun and sometimes even as a competitive game. A question quite often in mind that
arises is Which one should someone get a rectangular or a round trampoline?
Introduction
While trampolining is widely known to be a recreational activity there are other
benefits of this activity. The American Council on Exercise (ACE) in a study found
that jumping on a trampoline was more useful exercise than biking, running and also
Frisbee. People rated this to be an easier workout although it has the benefits of a
vigorous workout. This is because of the fact that when ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
But according to research, more than 80% of the accidents happen because of the
absence of an enclosure. This enclosure is a mesh screen, fixed around the
trampoline which prevents the user getting too close to the edge. Also, checking the
trampoline mat for any cuts and if trampoline springs are firmly attached to the mat
always helps to be safe.
Weight Limit:
Maximum weight supported by a round trampoline is 400 pounds, whereas for
rectangular trampoline it is 450 pounds. Round trampoline supports only one jumper
at a time.
Cost Factor:
Round trampolines are cheaper and readily available in the market.
Bounce experience and Altitude of Jump:
Bounce experience and height are higher for rectangular trampoline due to more
space for takeoff.
Conclusion:
Rectangular trampoline is more suitable for training purposes while round one is
most appropriate for refreshment activities. Round trampoline is affordable and more
efficient when safety factor is considered. If you want a bigger bounce, a rectangular
trampoline is more suitable, but it should be kept in mind that it comes with an
expense of higher
The Disappeared By Charles Baxter
Violence and crime have a large influence on the short story, The Disappeared by
Charles Baxter. Throughout the story Anders, the protagonist, is often affected by the
crime in Detroit. He is unaware to how dangerous the city is because of his short
time spent he has spent in the United States. The Disappeared does well in reflecting
what Detroitwas like in 1990, specifically in terms of violence and crime. The short
storyis shaped by how Anders and the other characters are affected by the violence
and crime in the city. Acts of crime and violence were common in Detroit when The
Disappeared takes place. The city of Detroit was in distress in 1990 and the years
leading up to 1990. Members of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development found, 75 percent of the population in Detroit lived in tracts with
povertyrates of 20 percent or higher in 1990 (Neal and Bunce 129). (p129). With
poverty comes crime. Crime is committed by those living below the poverty line as
Raymond J. Michalowsk discusses, Approximately 40% of all those imprisoned in
the United States were either unemployed or employed only part time when
arrested, and nearly two thirds had incomes below poverty level (qtd. in
Michalowsk 16 17). Crime and violence was present in Detroit and it is represented
well in the story. In Baxter s short story there are many instances where crime clearly
influences The Disappeared . The first notion of crime in The Disappeared lies within
the
Violence and crime have a large influence on the short story, The Disappeared by
Charles Baxter. Throughout the story Anders, the protagonist, is often affected by the
crime in Detroit. He is unaware to how dangerous the city is because of his short
time spent he has spent in the United States. The Disappeared does well in reflecting
what Detroitwas like in 1990, specifically in terms of violence and crime. The short
storyis shaped by how Anders and the other characters are affected by the violence
and crime in the city. Acts of crime and violence were common in Detroit when The
Disappeared takes place. The city of Detroit was in distress in 1990 and the years
leading up to 1990. Members of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development found, 75 percent of the population in Detroit lived in tracts with
povertyrates of 20 percent or higher in 1990 (Neal and Bunce 129). (p129). With
poverty comes crime. Crime is committed by those living below the poverty line as
Raymond J. Michalowsk discusses, Approximately 40% of all those imprisoned in
the United States were either unemployed or employed only part time when
arrested, and nearly two thirds had incomes below poverty level (qtd. in
Michalowsk 16 17). Crime and violence was present in Detroit and it is represented
well in the story. In Baxter s short story there are many instances where crime clearly
influences The Disappeared . The first notion of crime in The Disappeared lies within
the
HSM 320 Mastery Exercises
HSM 320 Mastery Exercises
Week 1
1. Which of the following are the two dimensions that differentiate various parenting
styles?
a. Warmth/responsiveness and parental control
2. As a typical parent in Latin America, Maria would place great emphasis on
developing a strong sense of _____ in her children.
a. Family ties
3. A style of controlling a child s behavior where the parent tells the child what to
do, when to do it, and why it should be done is called ________.
a. Direct instruction
4. According to Baumrind (1975, 1991), the four distinct parenting styles do NOT
include which of the following?
a. Egalitarian
5. Gabe tends to be very aggressive with his siblings and peers, and he is doing
poorly in school. According to your chapter, he ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
5. Which of the following represents the correct order of the first three stages of
psychosocial development?
a. Basic trust vs. mistrust, autonomy vs. shame and doubt, and initiative vs. guilt
6. Jessminder is a two year old girl who is exploring her world. She can walk very
well and frequently tries to walk away from her parents to go look around.
According to Erikson, Jessminder is attempting to develop a sense of ________.
a. Autonomy
7. According to Erikson, which is the foundation of human development?
a. trust in oneself and others
8. Which of the following is the primary thrust of the psychosocial theory of
development?
a. At each of eight different stages, people encounter a unique crisis that must be
resolved for development to proceed normally.
9. A blend of autonomy, shame, and doubt give rise to ________, the knowledge that,
within limits, a youngster can act on his/her world with intentionality.
a. Will
10. Which developmentalist is credited with having proposed the psychosocial theory
of development?
a. Erick Erikson
11. According to Erikson, a proper balance of trust and mistrust leads children to
develop a sense of ___
a. Hope
12. The fact that infant Ricardo has come to expect that his mother is available when
he needs her means that Ricardo has developed ________.
a. An internal working model
13. Verna struggles with several different behavioral problems, including anxiety,
HSM 320 Mastery Exercises
Week 1
1. Which of the following are the two dimensions that differentiate various parenting
styles?
a. Warmth/responsiveness and parental control
2. As a typical parent in Latin America, Maria would place great emphasis on
developing a strong sense of _____ in her children.
a. Family ties
3. A style of controlling a child s behavior where the parent tells the child what to
do, when to do it, and why it should be done is called ________.
a. Direct instruction
4. According to Baumrind (1975, 1991), the four distinct parenting styles do NOT
include which of the following?
a. Egalitarian
5. Gabe tends to be very aggressive with his siblings and peers, and he is doing
poorly in school. According to your chapter, he ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
5. Which of the following represents the correct order of the first three stages of
psychosocial development?
a. Basic trust vs. mistrust, autonomy vs. shame and doubt, and initiative vs. guilt
6. Jessminder is a two year old girl who is exploring her world. She can walk very
well and frequently tries to walk away from her parents to go look around.
According to Erikson, Jessminder is attempting to develop a sense of ________.
a. Autonomy
7. According to Erikson, which is the foundation of human development?
a. trust in oneself and others
8. Which of the following is the primary thrust of the psychosocial theory of
development?
a. At each of eight different stages, people encounter a unique crisis that must be
resolved for development to proceed normally.
9. A blend of autonomy, shame, and doubt give rise to ________, the knowledge that,
within limits, a youngster can act on his/her world with intentionality.
a. Will
10. Which developmentalist is credited with having proposed the psychosocial theory
of development?
a. Erick Erikson
11. According to Erikson, a proper balance of trust and mistrust leads children to
develop a sense of ___
a. Hope
12. The fact that infant Ricardo has come to expect that his mother is available when
he needs her means that Ricardo has developed ________.
a. An internal working model
13. Verna struggles with several different behavioral problems, including anxiety,
anger, and aggressive actions. According to
The Impact Of Neglecting The Regulatory Drivers For
Staff...
In order to report on the impact of neglecting the regulatory drivers for both staff
development and WAT Insurance Brokers own risk management, it will be necessary
to discuss the following:
Regulatory non compliance;
Increased errors;
Heightened business exposures;
Potential termination of trading relationships with insurers.
In order to discuss compliance, it is important to remind ourselves that the Systems of
Senior Management Arrangements, Systems and Controls (SYSC) section 6.1.1
states that a firm must establish, implement and maintain adequate policies and
procedures sufficient to ensure compliance of the firm including its managers,
employees and appointed representatives (or which applicable tied agents) with its ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Financial Conduct Authority would expect the larger broking firms to operate a
fully resourced, independent compliance function in house and there is nothing to
say that future rules regarding compliance might change to prevent outsourcing of
this function.
The next function is the implementation and maintenance of adequate policies and
procedures designed to detect any risk of failure. Similar to the first function, these
should also reflect the scale and complexity of the firm and should be designed to
ensure that the firm is complying with its obligations such as fair market analysis,
treating the customer fairly and disclosure. If WAT does maintain a permanent
compliance function, it must operate independently and have responsibility for
monitoring and regularly assessing both the adequacy and effectiveness of the
measures and procedures put in place and the actions taken to address any
deficiencies in the firms compliance with its obligations. WAT would also have
responsibility for advising and assisting the relevant persons responsible for carrying
out regulated activities to comply with the firms obligations under the regulatory
system.
The compliance function should have the necessary authority, resources, expertise
and access to all relevant information. It is also important that the individuals
involved in the compliance function are not involved in the performance of the
services or activities they monitor. The methods of working out how to
Staff...
In order to report on the impact of neglecting the regulatory drivers for both staff
development and WAT Insurance Brokers own risk management, it will be necessary
to discuss the following:
Regulatory non compliance;
Increased errors;
Heightened business exposures;
Potential termination of trading relationships with insurers.
In order to discuss compliance, it is important to remind ourselves that the Systems of
Senior Management Arrangements, Systems and Controls (SYSC) section 6.1.1
states that a firm must establish, implement and maintain adequate policies and
procedures sufficient to ensure compliance of the firm including its managers,
employees and appointed representatives (or which applicable tied agents) with its ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Financial Conduct Authority would expect the larger broking firms to operate a
fully resourced, independent compliance function in house and there is nothing to
say that future rules regarding compliance might change to prevent outsourcing of
this function.
The next function is the implementation and maintenance of adequate policies and
procedures designed to detect any risk of failure. Similar to the first function, these
should also reflect the scale and complexity of the firm and should be designed to
ensure that the firm is complying with its obligations such as fair market analysis,
treating the customer fairly and disclosure. If WAT does maintain a permanent
compliance function, it must operate independently and have responsibility for
monitoring and regularly assessing both the adequacy and effectiveness of the
measures and procedures put in place and the actions taken to address any
deficiencies in the firms compliance with its obligations. WAT would also have
responsibility for advising and assisting the relevant persons responsible for carrying
out regulated activities to comply with the firms obligations under the regulatory
system.
The compliance function should have the necessary authority, resources, expertise
and access to all relevant information. It is also important that the individuals
involved in the compliance function are not involved in the performance of the
services or activities they monitor. The methods of working out how to
Similarities Between The Flood And The Epic Of Gilgamesh
The Flood Narrative (Genesis 6 9) and the Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet XI have certain
parallels that are undeniable, yet many noticeable differences. The parallels are
strange yet oddly common in any flood narrative and the differences often lie behind
the reasons, responses, and decisions made by the main characters. In both texts, each
of the main characters, Noahand Uta napishti, were ordered to build an ark or a boat
due to an incoming flood. In Genesis, Godtells Noah, Make yourself an ark of cypress
wood, make rooms in the ark, and cover it inside and out with pitch (Genesis 6:14).
Noah obeys God s orders and indeed builds an ark. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, Uta
napishti is told by God Ea, O man of Shuruppak, son of Ubar Tutu, demolish the
house and build a boat! Abandon wealth, and seek survival (Gilgamesh, XI, 23 25).
Uta napishti knew his life was on the line and followed his orders as well. In both
texts, the men are warned that flood will be coming and are given instructions on
how to survive. Naturally, if anyone was told a massive flood was coming, one of
the first ideas should be to build some type of shelter. However, the details of how
the ark/boat was to be built were remarkably different. In Genesis, God gives Noah
specific directions: ...the length of the ark three hundred cubits, its width fifty cubits,
and its height thirty cubits...make it with lower, second, and third decks (Genesis
6:15). The ark was designed to be rectangular with three decks
The Flood Narrative (Genesis 6 9) and the Epic of Gilgamesh, Tablet XI have certain
parallels that are undeniable, yet many noticeable differences. The parallels are
strange yet oddly common in any flood narrative and the differences often lie behind
the reasons, responses, and decisions made by the main characters. In both texts, each
of the main characters, Noahand Uta napishti, were ordered to build an ark or a boat
due to an incoming flood. In Genesis, Godtells Noah, Make yourself an ark of cypress
wood, make rooms in the ark, and cover it inside and out with pitch (Genesis 6:14).
Noah obeys God s orders and indeed builds an ark. In the Epic of Gilgamesh, Uta
napishti is told by God Ea, O man of Shuruppak, son of Ubar Tutu, demolish the
house and build a boat! Abandon wealth, and seek survival (Gilgamesh, XI, 23 25).
Uta napishti knew his life was on the line and followed his orders as well. In both
texts, the men are warned that flood will be coming and are given instructions on
how to survive. Naturally, if anyone was told a massive flood was coming, one of
the first ideas should be to build some type of shelter. However, the details of how
the ark/boat was to be built were remarkably different. In Genesis, God gives Noah
specific directions: ...the length of the ark three hundred cubits, its width fifty cubits,
and its height thirty cubits...make it with lower, second, and third decks (Genesis
6:15). The ark was designed to be rectangular with three decks
Creolisation in the Caribbean
Question #5: Why is the Creolisation theory considered a more useful means of
theorizing the Caribbean? How has Douglarisation contributed to the identity debate?
Even though there is a separation created by geographic distances and different
independent states, it is still possible to talk in general terms of the Caribbean, and of
Caribbean literature. The common experience of colonialism, displacement, slavery,
indenture, emancipation and nationalism has shaped most West Indian environments,
creating a unity of experience that can be identified as particularly Caribbean. These
general experiences, more importantly have been the breading ground of a whole new
society and culture, than can be defined most effectively by employing the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many Caribbean writers have addressed the issue of creolisation and the creation
of a unique Caribbean identity in their works. Many of them wrote in an attempt to
capture the very meaning and significance of a West Indian world, using novels of
childhood as their medium.Lamming s In the Castle of My Skin, Michael Anthony
s The Year in San Fernando, McDonald s The Humming Bird Tree, Merle Hodge s
Crick Crack Monkey and Jean Rhy s Wide Sargasso Sea were all in part attempts at
capturing and savouring something of the essence of Caribbean life through the
developing consciousness of the child. Somehow the discovery and identification
with this world seemed better and more accurately revealed through the impressions
of the growing child.
V.S. Naipaul and Samuel Selvon assessed the merits of the creolisation of the East
Indian in A House for Mr. Biswas and A Brighter Sun respectively. In both novels
exploration centered on the creolisation of the East Indian and on the nature and
quality of his adjustment in the colonial society. Indian characters moved from
enclosed peasant worlds into a wider colonial world, and the movement was in both
novels an exploration and a growth in awareness and sensibility.
This creolisation or mixing of cultures is evident
Question #5: Why is the Creolisation theory considered a more useful means of
theorizing the Caribbean? How has Douglarisation contributed to the identity debate?
Even though there is a separation created by geographic distances and different
independent states, it is still possible to talk in general terms of the Caribbean, and of
Caribbean literature. The common experience of colonialism, displacement, slavery,
indenture, emancipation and nationalism has shaped most West Indian environments,
creating a unity of experience that can be identified as particularly Caribbean. These
general experiences, more importantly have been the breading ground of a whole new
society and culture, than can be defined most effectively by employing the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many Caribbean writers have addressed the issue of creolisation and the creation
of a unique Caribbean identity in their works. Many of them wrote in an attempt to
capture the very meaning and significance of a West Indian world, using novels of
childhood as their medium.Lamming s In the Castle of My Skin, Michael Anthony
s The Year in San Fernando, McDonald s The Humming Bird Tree, Merle Hodge s
Crick Crack Monkey and Jean Rhy s Wide Sargasso Sea were all in part attempts at
capturing and savouring something of the essence of Caribbean life through the
developing consciousness of the child. Somehow the discovery and identification
with this world seemed better and more accurately revealed through the impressions
of the growing child.
V.S. Naipaul and Samuel Selvon assessed the merits of the creolisation of the East
Indian in A House for Mr. Biswas and A Brighter Sun respectively. In both novels
exploration centered on the creolisation of the East Indian and on the nature and
quality of his adjustment in the colonial society. Indian characters moved from
enclosed peasant worlds into a wider colonial world, and the movement was in both
novels an exploration and a growth in awareness and sensibility.
This creolisation or mixing of cultures is evident
The Reality Of Reality And Technology Essay
I was next. Standing on my own in the waiting room I waited patiently, hoping my
turn would never arrive. I now regret taking a VR A level, but at the time, it was
what I wanted. Next, George Zelhof. As if in a trance I walked towards the door,
nervousness gripped my and I began to shake. The door opened. A smile greeted
me. No need to be nervous, a voice welcomed me. I shook it off. The examiners
crowded around me. I screamed...... I was not George Zelhof. I was now Max. Just
Max. A world was in turmoil, in confusion, in disarray. The sick littered the streets
and the deceased rotted on the pavement. Most would agree, to join them was a
blessing. Plunged into a world of terror we had lost our sanity. We were looking at a
horror movie in first person, a dystopian novel where no one could think. The veil
between imagination, reality and technology had been removed. Imagination, we now
realised, was never ours to control. The remote to reality had been turned over to
Lucifer, and he was enraged Just because something is happening in your head,
doesn t mean it isn t real. A while ago that quote would have been laughed at. Now,
if anyone was sane enough to read it, it would not be a laughing matter. It all started
with a dream, a dream that turned into a nightmare; a nightmare that became reality,
or what was left of it. And this dream, I set it into action. Anyway, that was what I
was told.
A cyber attack had been launched this year: 2090, a year which technology had
I was next. Standing on my own in the waiting room I waited patiently, hoping my
turn would never arrive. I now regret taking a VR A level, but at the time, it was
what I wanted. Next, George Zelhof. As if in a trance I walked towards the door,
nervousness gripped my and I began to shake. The door opened. A smile greeted
me. No need to be nervous, a voice welcomed me. I shook it off. The examiners
crowded around me. I screamed...... I was not George Zelhof. I was now Max. Just
Max. A world was in turmoil, in confusion, in disarray. The sick littered the streets
and the deceased rotted on the pavement. Most would agree, to join them was a
blessing. Plunged into a world of terror we had lost our sanity. We were looking at a
horror movie in first person, a dystopian novel where no one could think. The veil
between imagination, reality and technology had been removed. Imagination, we now
realised, was never ours to control. The remote to reality had been turned over to
Lucifer, and he was enraged Just because something is happening in your head,
doesn t mean it isn t real. A while ago that quote would have been laughed at. Now,
if anyone was sane enough to read it, it would not be a laughing matter. It all started
with a dream, a dream that turned into a nightmare; a nightmare that became reality,
or what was left of it. And this dream, I set it into action. Anyway, that was what I
was told.
A cyber attack had been launched this year: 2090, a year which technology had
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