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Phloem Study Guide
(5 pts) 1. Describe the pressure flow model of translocation in the phloem. Does water move down
its water potential gradient in this model? (4 5 sentences max.) The flow is driven by an
osmotically generated pressure gradient between the source and the sink. The translocation
pathway has cross walls that allow water to move between the xylem and phloem. At the source
phloem loading causes high solute concentrations. Pressure decreases, so water flows into the cells
increasing pressure. At the sink pressure is lower outside the celldue to unloading of sucrose.
Osmotic loss of water releases hydrostatic pressure. Water movement is driven by pressure gradient
and not osmosis.
(5 pts) 2. Compare and contrast the electron transport chains ... Show more content on
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Both have redox reactions that establish H+ gradients across a membrane and couple the downhill
flow of H+ back across the membrane through specific protein channels. A difference is that
mitochondria uses NADH and FADH2 as electron donors, which are good reducing agents.
Chloroplast uses water, which requires light energy since water is a poor reducing agent.
Mitochondria require oxidative phosphorylation while chloroplast requires photophosphorylation.
(5 pts) 3. Why is ammonium toxic to plant cells? Explain how they avoid ammonium toxicity. (4 5
sentences max.)
Too much ammonium is toxic to plants at high levels. Plants assimilate it rapidly or store it in
vacuole. If too much nitrate and nitrite accumulate it could also be potentially toxic. In order to
avoid toxicity plants assimilate nitrate or ammonia to produce amino acids. Overall, the
atmospheric nitrogen is reduced to ions that can be incorporated into organic compounds. Plants
then use these organic compounds to synthesize amino acids.
(5 pts) 4. Distinguish between primary and secondary cell walls. How do they differ in their
chemical composition and mechanical properties? (4 5 sentences
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(5 pts) 1. Describe the pressure flow model of translocation in the phloem. Does water move down
its water potential gradient in this model? (4 5 sentences max.) The flow is driven by an
osmotically generated pressure gradient between the source and the sink. The translocation
pathway has cross walls that allow water to move between the xylem and phloem. At the source
phloem loading causes high solute concentrations. Pressure decreases, so water flows into the cells
increasing pressure. At the sink pressure is lower outside the celldue to unloading of sucrose.
Osmotic loss of water releases hydrostatic pressure. Water movement is driven by pressure gradient
and not osmosis.
(5 pts) 2. Compare and contrast the electron transport chains ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Both have redox reactions that establish H+ gradients across a membrane and couple the downhill
flow of H+ back across the membrane through specific protein channels. A difference is that
mitochondria uses NADH and FADH2 as electron donors, which are good reducing agents.
Chloroplast uses water, which requires light energy since water is a poor reducing agent.
Mitochondria require oxidative phosphorylation while chloroplast requires photophosphorylation.
(5 pts) 3. Why is ammonium toxic to plant cells? Explain how they avoid ammonium toxicity. (4 5
sentences max.)
Too much ammonium is toxic to plants at high levels. Plants assimilate it rapidly or store it in
vacuole. If too much nitrate and nitrite accumulate it could also be potentially toxic. In order to
avoid toxicity plants assimilate nitrate or ammonia to produce amino acids. Overall, the
atmospheric nitrogen is reduced to ions that can be incorporated into organic compounds. Plants
then use these organic compounds to synthesize amino acids.
(5 pts) 4. Distinguish between primary and secondary cell walls. How do they differ in their
chemical composition and mechanical properties? (4 5 sentences
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Building A Good Software Developer
Are you a young, first year IT student wondering what it takes to excel in the software
development industry? Or are you a software engineering veteran but somehow feel that you have
reached a peak in your skills...there is still room for improvement but don t know how to go about
it? Are you somewhere in between?
I believe that all software developers yearn to improve on their coding skills and come up with
beautifully written and rock solid applications. To do this however, one needs to be passionate
about the work. What do I mean? Do you enjoy spending long hours (including weekends and very
late nights) in front of you computer screen writing code and getting thrilled by what you can come
up with? If you do, keep reading, if not, maybe software development is not for you...seriously! One
can only reach their full potential at something if they are truly passionate about it.
Here are 7 steps I believe should be taken in order to become a good software developer.
1. Learn the basics
With all the new programming technologies that have sprung up in recent years, many beginner
programmers try to hop into everything at once instead of learning and understanding the basic
concepts, principles and fundamentals that are common to pretty much all languages; variables
(their naming conventions), if/else/switch statements, loops, booleans etc. The best way to do this
is to select one language and master the basics with it.
The programming language to start with is not of too
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Are you a young, first year IT student wondering what it takes to excel in the software
development industry? Or are you a software engineering veteran but somehow feel that you have
reached a peak in your skills...there is still room for improvement but don t know how to go about
it? Are you somewhere in between?
I believe that all software developers yearn to improve on their coding skills and come up with
beautifully written and rock solid applications. To do this however, one needs to be passionate
about the work. What do I mean? Do you enjoy spending long hours (including weekends and very
late nights) in front of you computer screen writing code and getting thrilled by what you can come
up with? If you do, keep reading, if not, maybe software development is not for you...seriously! One
can only reach their full potential at something if they are truly passionate about it.
Here are 7 steps I believe should be taken in order to become a good software developer.
1. Learn the basics
With all the new programming technologies that have sprung up in recent years, many beginner
programmers try to hop into everything at once instead of learning and understanding the basic
concepts, principles and fundamentals that are common to pretty much all languages; variables
(their naming conventions), if/else/switch statements, loops, booleans etc. The best way to do this
is to select one language and master the basics with it.
The programming language to start with is not of too
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Essay On Entrepreneurship Education
Entrepreneurship education has been lauded as being able to create and increase awareness as well
as promote self employment as a career choice among young people (Clayton 1989; Fleming 1996).
The objectives of entrepreneurship education are aimed in changing student s state of behaviours
and even intention that makes them to understand entrepreneurship, to become entrepreneurial and
to become an entrepreneurthat finally resulted in the formation of new businesses as well as new
job opportunities (Fayolle and Gailly 2005; Hannon 2005; Venkatachalam and Waqif 2005). These
day, many graduates are unable to get a job upon graduation. Students are now apparently searching
for a business educationthat can help them with the necessary entrepreneurial... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
There are various entrepreneurial education scope and structure among higher education in
Malaysia. Entrepreneurship education in university of Northern Region in Malaysia seeks to
provide students with the knowledge, skills and motivation to encourage entrepreneurial success in
a variety of settings in the future job searching. Variations of entrepreneurship education are offered
at all levels of schooling from primary or secondary schools through graduate university programs.
This research aiming, entrepreneurship education is treated as it has been broadly used and applied
by most Northern Region of Malaysia universities. The establishment of the Ministry of
Entrepreneur Development in year of 1995, clearly indicates the growing importance of the
government role on the issue of entrepreneur development (Ariff Abu bakar, 2005). Entrepreneur
education is a factors that affect the activities of entrepreneurship among university student in
northern region of Malaysia. Thus, Entrepreneurship education has been used as one of the most
effective ways to promote the transition of graduates into the world of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Entrepreneurship education has been lauded as being able to create and increase awareness as well
as promote self employment as a career choice among young people (Clayton 1989; Fleming 1996).
The objectives of entrepreneurship education are aimed in changing student s state of behaviours
and even intention that makes them to understand entrepreneurship, to become entrepreneurial and
to become an entrepreneurthat finally resulted in the formation of new businesses as well as new
job opportunities (Fayolle and Gailly 2005; Hannon 2005; Venkatachalam and Waqif 2005). These
day, many graduates are unable to get a job upon graduation. Students are now apparently searching
for a business educationthat can help them with the necessary entrepreneurial... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
There are various entrepreneurial education scope and structure among higher education in
Malaysia. Entrepreneurship education in university of Northern Region in Malaysia seeks to
provide students with the knowledge, skills and motivation to encourage entrepreneurial success in
a variety of settings in the future job searching. Variations of entrepreneurship education are offered
at all levels of schooling from primary or secondary schools through graduate university programs.
This research aiming, entrepreneurship education is treated as it has been broadly used and applied
by most Northern Region of Malaysia universities. The establishment of the Ministry of
Entrepreneur Development in year of 1995, clearly indicates the growing importance of the
government role on the issue of entrepreneur development (Ariff Abu bakar, 2005). Entrepreneur
education is a factors that affect the activities of entrepreneurship among university student in
northern region of Malaysia. Thus, Entrepreneurship education has been used as one of the most
effective ways to promote the transition of graduates into the world of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Evaluation Of A Risk Corridor
For clarification a risk corridor is a formed idea that if insurance companies rake in higher cost
than expected the government will reimburse the insurer to a certain percentage. As an example,
if an insurer s actual claims in 2014 are at least 3% greater than the claims projected when the
insurer set 2014 rates, the government must reimburse the insurer for half of the excess
(Radnofsky, 2014). On top of that, if total claims jump 8% the government would be liable for
80% of the excess costs. This is a really risky move because the unhealthy population with insurance
could be extremely costly. The risk corridors gave third party payers the re insurance by
providing insurance to all parties. These insurers in 2015 needed massive bailouts from the
government for substantial losses reaching 2.5 billion. This can become an increasing expense
over the years. Most of all the taxpayers will be on the hook for these enormous losses, while
funding private shareholder owned insurance companies. The main issue at hand was the
Department of Health and Human Services didn t pay the full percentage that was applicable
under the risk corridor, which bankrupt some insurance providers. These small changes slowly
deteriorate the free exchange market the affordable care act was built upon. The CEO Kelly
Crowe of National Alliance stated few businesses can sustain hits like the CO OPs and other small
and new insurance companies have endured because of the federal government s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For clarification a risk corridor is a formed idea that if insurance companies rake in higher cost
than expected the government will reimburse the insurer to a certain percentage. As an example,
if an insurer s actual claims in 2014 are at least 3% greater than the claims projected when the
insurer set 2014 rates, the government must reimburse the insurer for half of the excess
(Radnofsky, 2014). On top of that, if total claims jump 8% the government would be liable for
80% of the excess costs. This is a really risky move because the unhealthy population with insurance
could be extremely costly. The risk corridors gave third party payers the re insurance by
providing insurance to all parties. These insurers in 2015 needed massive bailouts from the
government for substantial losses reaching 2.5 billion. This can become an increasing expense
over the years. Most of all the taxpayers will be on the hook for these enormous losses, while
funding private shareholder owned insurance companies. The main issue at hand was the
Department of Health and Human Services didn t pay the full percentage that was applicable
under the risk corridor, which bankrupt some insurance providers. These small changes slowly
deteriorate the free exchange market the affordable care act was built upon. The CEO Kelly
Crowe of National Alliance stated few businesses can sustain hits like the CO OPs and other small
and new insurance companies have endured because of the federal government s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Animal Ethics Peter Singer
nor does man any moral obligation to consider the interests of these animals. In light of this, one
must question Cohen s moral motivations. If it is scientifically proven that caring for animals in a
humane manner is absolutely vital to the survival of our own kind, what motives must a man who
denies the legitimacy of this necessity have for humanity? It is one thing to make the claim that in
certain circumstances, it is vital that humans use animals as a resource, but Cohen goes even
further to blatantly disregard animal s ability to suffer, and he denies all rights of animals due to
their lack of capacity for free moral judgment (Pojman and Vaughn 817). Cohen also proudly
proclaims himself a speciesist , meaning that he openly values... Show more content on
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Singer notes how all discrimination is unseen at some point until the prejudice is forcefully pointed
out; that each person should be willing to exam their most basic, accepted values and criticize our
most fundamental values (Pojman and Vaughn 802). Taking this approach, Singer continues to
question the morality of killing and using animals as a commodity. Singer considers the ideas
discussed earlier, that this determination does not depend so much on the capabilities of animals,
but rather, their sentience. Singer states that the questions is not can they reason, nor can they talk,
but, can they suffer? This idea captures the vital element that Cohen chooses to overlook. The key
commonality between humans and animals is that we both can experience pain and suffering, and
both would rather avoid it. Cohen not only disregards the environmentally harmful effects of his
side of the argument, but he also considers power to be his prime reasoning for considering
animals to be inferior. He acknowledges animal s sentient ability, but due to their lack of what he
deems intelligent capability and moral choice, he sees this as something simply to be accepted as
part of the relationship between humans and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
nor does man any moral obligation to consider the interests of these animals. In light of this, one
must question Cohen s moral motivations. If it is scientifically proven that caring for animals in a
humane manner is absolutely vital to the survival of our own kind, what motives must a man who
denies the legitimacy of this necessity have for humanity? It is one thing to make the claim that in
certain circumstances, it is vital that humans use animals as a resource, but Cohen goes even
further to blatantly disregard animal s ability to suffer, and he denies all rights of animals due to
their lack of capacity for free moral judgment (Pojman and Vaughn 817). Cohen also proudly
proclaims himself a speciesist , meaning that he openly values... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Singer notes how all discrimination is unseen at some point until the prejudice is forcefully pointed
out; that each person should be willing to exam their most basic, accepted values and criticize our
most fundamental values (Pojman and Vaughn 802). Taking this approach, Singer continues to
question the morality of killing and using animals as a commodity. Singer considers the ideas
discussed earlier, that this determination does not depend so much on the capabilities of animals,
but rather, their sentience. Singer states that the questions is not can they reason, nor can they talk,
but, can they suffer? This idea captures the vital element that Cohen chooses to overlook. The key
commonality between humans and animals is that we both can experience pain and suffering, and
both would rather avoid it. Cohen not only disregards the environmentally harmful effects of his
side of the argument, but he also considers power to be his prime reasoning for considering
animals to be inferior. He acknowledges animal s sentient ability, but due to their lack of what he
deems intelligent capability and moral choice, he sees this as something simply to be accepted as
part of the relationship between humans and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Popular People and Cartoons
Table of Contents POPULAR PEOPLE1 EMMA ROBERTS: Were The Millers.1 BONNIE
WRIGHT: Harry Potter Goblet of Fire1 EVANNA LYNCH: Harry Potter Deadly Hallows1 Chloe
Bridges: Camp Rock22 Mitchel Musso: Hannah Montana2 Tony Oller: The Purge2 Jordan Clair
Green: School of rock2 Cartoons2 ED. EDD N EDDY:2 Power puff girls:2 Dexter s laboratory2
Recess3 Spongebob3 Tom Jerry3 Sabrina the teenage witch3 Barny3 Ninja Turtles4 Magic School
Bus4 Economy4 POPULAR PEOPLE EMMA ROBERTS: Were The Millers. She is an American
actress, model and a singer. She was known for her roles. Date of birth was 2 10 1991. Her Height
is 5 2 . She is the niece of the Oscar winning Julia Roberts. Her Idol singer is JoJo. She has Irish,
English, Scottish, and Welch in her family. She likes to collected pursers. BONNIE WRIGHT:
Harry Potter Goblet of Fire She can sing and play the piano. She plays soccer and surfs. She does
ballet and African dances. Has an older brother names Lewis. Favorite band is the killers.
Favorite actress is Nicole Kidman. She visited Australia, India, Spain, Italy, Finland and France.
EVANNA LYNCH: Harry Potter Deadly Hallows She has three nicknames her family calls her
which are Ev, Evy, and Eva. She was born in the town Termanfecken in Ireland. She does
different charities. She is a cat lover she owned a cat names Luna who died in 2006. She s also
catholic and is a vegetarian. She speaks English, Gaelic and
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Table of Contents POPULAR PEOPLE1 EMMA ROBERTS: Were The Millers.1 BONNIE
WRIGHT: Harry Potter Goblet of Fire1 EVANNA LYNCH: Harry Potter Deadly Hallows1 Chloe
Bridges: Camp Rock22 Mitchel Musso: Hannah Montana2 Tony Oller: The Purge2 Jordan Clair
Green: School of rock2 Cartoons2 ED. EDD N EDDY:2 Power puff girls:2 Dexter s laboratory2
Recess3 Spongebob3 Tom Jerry3 Sabrina the teenage witch3 Barny3 Ninja Turtles4 Magic School
Bus4 Economy4 POPULAR PEOPLE EMMA ROBERTS: Were The Millers. She is an American
actress, model and a singer. She was known for her roles. Date of birth was 2 10 1991. Her Height
is 5 2 . She is the niece of the Oscar winning Julia Roberts. Her Idol singer is JoJo. She has Irish,
English, Scottish, and Welch in her family. She likes to collected pursers. BONNIE WRIGHT:
Harry Potter Goblet of Fire She can sing and play the piano. She plays soccer and surfs. She does
ballet and African dances. Has an older brother names Lewis. Favorite band is the killers.
Favorite actress is Nicole Kidman. She visited Australia, India, Spain, Italy, Finland and France.
EVANNA LYNCH: Harry Potter Deadly Hallows She has three nicknames her family calls her
which are Ev, Evy, and Eva. She was born in the town Termanfecken in Ireland. She does
different charities. She is a cat lover she owned a cat names Luna who died in 2006. She s also
catholic and is a vegetarian. She speaks English, Gaelic and
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Time In The Great Gatsby
The concept of time is mentioned in The Great Gatsby at least 450 times, through character names,
nouns, and occurrences. Time being such a heavily focused on subject in the novel shows how
focused F. Scott Fitzgerald was on showing the positives and negatives of making time an
important aspect of how life is perceived and lived. Fitzgerald s outlook on timeis one of longing
and regret, portrayed in Gatsby s persona, actions, and hopefulness.
Gatsby is born a poor man with not much to show for himself in his early life, until he meets a
rich young lady who flips his world upside down. Daisy shows Gatsby her love built on broken
promises as she promises to marry him once he comes home from Oxford but ends up marrying
Tom Buchanan before Gatsby can be home to stop the wedding. Once Gatsby realizes this as he
returns home, he shapes his life around doing nothing but creating a world that would bring Daisy
back into his arms just like their younger days. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is insinuated that Gatsby did not make his money in the most ethical way when Tom shares
that he found what your drug stores were and explains that Gatsby and Wolfsheim purchased
side street drug stores and sold alcohol over the counter, which was illegal at the time
(Fitzgerald 100). Gatsby covers this scheme up with talk of inheriting his money from old
family, but is not very consistent in his lies, as Nick notices him use several different answers at
separate times. I think he hardly knew what he was saying when I asked him what business he
was in he answered, That s my affair before he realized that it wasn t the appropriate reply
(Fitzgerald 103). While Gatsby may have been successful in his illegal money affairs, this does not
mean his efforts were not wasted on someone unworthy of the time and money
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The concept of time is mentioned in The Great Gatsby at least 450 times, through character names,
nouns, and occurrences. Time being such a heavily focused on subject in the novel shows how
focused F. Scott Fitzgerald was on showing the positives and negatives of making time an
important aspect of how life is perceived and lived. Fitzgerald s outlook on timeis one of longing
and regret, portrayed in Gatsby s persona, actions, and hopefulness.
Gatsby is born a poor man with not much to show for himself in his early life, until he meets a
rich young lady who flips his world upside down. Daisy shows Gatsby her love built on broken
promises as she promises to marry him once he comes home from Oxford but ends up marrying
Tom Buchanan before Gatsby can be home to stop the wedding. Once Gatsby realizes this as he
returns home, he shapes his life around doing nothing but creating a world that would bring Daisy
back into his arms just like their younger days. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is insinuated that Gatsby did not make his money in the most ethical way when Tom shares
that he found what your drug stores were and explains that Gatsby and Wolfsheim purchased
side street drug stores and sold alcohol over the counter, which was illegal at the time
(Fitzgerald 100). Gatsby covers this scheme up with talk of inheriting his money from old
family, but is not very consistent in his lies, as Nick notices him use several different answers at
separate times. I think he hardly knew what he was saying when I asked him what business he
was in he answered, That s my affair before he realized that it wasn t the appropriate reply
(Fitzgerald 103). While Gatsby may have been successful in his illegal money affairs, this does not
mean his efforts were not wasted on someone unworthy of the time and money
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Facts About Marketing To Children In Schools
Advertising, we are exposed to it every day, but no one is targeted by ads more than children.
Whether it s in schools, online, or out in the real world, kids are exposed to and targeted by ads
each and every day; and when you find out what advertisers really are and what they do, you will
be shocked.
School, where kids go to learn, make new friends and be shaped into the young men and women
of the future. There is no way that there could be ads in school ... right? Wrong! According to the
documentary Ads in Schools , some companies, including Cole s, have set up advertising
campaigns that target young children in schools. In Coles campaign, they rewarded students for
being able to sing the company s jingle and also rewarded the kids school with sports equipment
based on how much their parents spent at Cole s. This technique leads to kids nagging their parents
to shop at Cole s, even though they barely got rewarded for it. Furthermore, in the article entitled
Facts About Marketing to Children , it states that nearly two thirds of schools have exclusive
pouring rights with soda companies. This means that that school, and that school alone, is allowed
to use and sell that product.This exposes kids to these ads each and every day, which can make it
to where they constantly ask their parents for money in order to buy the products that they were
exposed to. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to the article Facts About Marketing to Children , the average kid is exposed to
40,000 ads a year, nearly 100 a day. This leads to what is known as the nag factor which means
that kids have lots of control over what their parents buy based on what they ask for, or nag their
parents about. Being exposed to this many ads lead them to ask their parents an average of 9 50
times, even though they may not actually want or need them; they might have just seen a cool
looking ad for the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Advertising, we are exposed to it every day, but no one is targeted by ads more than children.
Whether it s in schools, online, or out in the real world, kids are exposed to and targeted by ads
each and every day; and when you find out what advertisers really are and what they do, you will
be shocked.
School, where kids go to learn, make new friends and be shaped into the young men and women
of the future. There is no way that there could be ads in school ... right? Wrong! According to the
documentary Ads in Schools , some companies, including Cole s, have set up advertising
campaigns that target young children in schools. In Coles campaign, they rewarded students for
being able to sing the company s jingle and also rewarded the kids school with sports equipment
based on how much their parents spent at Cole s. This technique leads to kids nagging their parents
to shop at Cole s, even though they barely got rewarded for it. Furthermore, in the article entitled
Facts About Marketing to Children , it states that nearly two thirds of schools have exclusive
pouring rights with soda companies. This means that that school, and that school alone, is allowed
to use and sell that product.This exposes kids to these ads each and every day, which can make it
to where they constantly ask their parents for money in order to buy the products that they were
exposed to. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
According to the article Facts About Marketing to Children , the average kid is exposed to
40,000 ads a year, nearly 100 a day. This leads to what is known as the nag factor which means
that kids have lots of control over what their parents buy based on what they ask for, or nag their
parents about. Being exposed to this many ads lead them to ask their parents an average of 9 50
times, even though they may not actually want or need them; they might have just seen a cool
looking ad for the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Who Was Left Unanswered In Apollo 13
Apollo 13 is a movie where many questions were left unanswered. That could possibly be that the
director wanted us to know what the astronauts knew to to make it more realistic. This movie uses
astronomy and problem solving to solve many of these unanswered questions. In this essay I will
be discussing the following issues; How the astronauts found out about the explosion, some of the
problems that came with the explosion, whether it is worth the risk to send humans into space, and
what knowledge we have gained by going into space. When Jack Swaggert went to stir the oxygen
tanks, a malfunction occurred and there was an unknown explosion on one of the tanks. They were
able to figure out that there was a malfunction by watching the oxygen tank levels and watch them
drop.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lack of power was from the extensive power use during the period after the explosion and
the electrical problem in the wiring. They were able to deal with this by shutting down many
systems to get the amperage lower that the rate they are getting from the batteries. The lack of
heat came from this issue as well. They were forced to shut down the heaters when they lost lots
of electrical and fuel power. This caused great discomfort for the astronauts and it could have
impacted some of the equipment on board. The explosion also caused a guidance issue due to the
thrust coming from the explosion, the loss of some systems dealing with guidance, and the loss
of aerodynamics. Aerodynamics were lost by losing an entire panel and potentially having parts of
the spacecraft protruding into space. This caused a very high use of fuel to navigate, especially
when done on manual calculations. In any way you look at it, the explosion was definitely the
source of all problems on this
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Apollo 13 is a movie where many questions were left unanswered. That could possibly be that the
director wanted us to know what the astronauts knew to to make it more realistic. This movie uses
astronomy and problem solving to solve many of these unanswered questions. In this essay I will
be discussing the following issues; How the astronauts found out about the explosion, some of the
problems that came with the explosion, whether it is worth the risk to send humans into space, and
what knowledge we have gained by going into space. When Jack Swaggert went to stir the oxygen
tanks, a malfunction occurred and there was an unknown explosion on one of the tanks. They were
able to figure out that there was a malfunction by watching the oxygen tank levels and watch them
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The lack of power was from the extensive power use during the period after the explosion and
the electrical problem in the wiring. They were able to deal with this by shutting down many
systems to get the amperage lower that the rate they are getting from the batteries. The lack of
heat came from this issue as well. They were forced to shut down the heaters when they lost lots
of electrical and fuel power. This caused great discomfort for the astronauts and it could have
impacted some of the equipment on board. The explosion also caused a guidance issue due to the
thrust coming from the explosion, the loss of some systems dealing with guidance, and the loss
of aerodynamics. Aerodynamics were lost by losing an entire panel and potentially having parts of
the spacecraft protruding into space. This caused a very high use of fuel to navigate, especially
when done on manual calculations. In any way you look at it, the explosion was definitely the
source of all problems on this
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Case Study Of Reliance Jio
RELIANCE JIO CASE STUDY
Diwesh Dutt
ABSTRACT: India has enormous occasions for telecom operators and is one of the best markets
for telecom business. However it is equally filled with challenges like Intense competition ,
Infrastructure requirement Strict Regulatory framework (License fees, Spectrum allocation auction
etc.) The case touches the series of events which headed to the formation of RJio Infocomm and
also enlarges about the various strategic plans by Mr.Mukesh Ambani,CMD RIL to ensure a
successful re entry in the sector. This case presents a brief overview of the decision making
dynamics of the CMD, for making a comeback in Telecom sector and also gives an opportunity for
further discussion on the future strategies of RIL. 1 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The company has also invested in 500,000 sq.ft of data centers which are currently functioning in
Noida, Nagpur, and Navi Mumbai. An additional 500,000 sq.ft of area also became operational
for the same, prior to the commercial launch. These centers not only aid efficient storage of data
but also act as servers for Jio applications10. REFERENCES
1.https://www.worldwidejournals.com/indian journal of applied research (IJAR)
/file.php?val=June_2014_1475494236__84.pdf
2.http://www.ciim.in/reliance jios marketing strategy case study
3.Mukesh Ambani s son Akash Ambani joins Reliance Industries; begins at telecom arm Reliance
Jio, The Economic Times.
4.Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited, Cellular Operators Association of India.
5.Reliance Industries buys 95% stake in IBnfotel Broadband for Rs 4,800 cr, The Economic Times
Business Line.
6.Reliance Jio to launch commercial operations by December; to alter telecom industry landscape,
say experts, The Economic Times.
7.Reliance Jio launches 4G service for employees, Business Standard, December 27, 2015,
retrieved December 29, 2015.
8.Reliance Jio to launch commercial operations by December; to alter telecom industry landscape,
say experts, The Economic
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RELIANCE JIO CASE STUDY
Diwesh Dutt
ABSTRACT: India has enormous occasions for telecom operators and is one of the best markets
for telecom business. However it is equally filled with challenges like Intense competition ,
Infrastructure requirement Strict Regulatory framework (License fees, Spectrum allocation auction
etc.) The case touches the series of events which headed to the formation of RJio Infocomm and
also enlarges about the various strategic plans by Mr.Mukesh Ambani,CMD RIL to ensure a
successful re entry in the sector. This case presents a brief overview of the decision making
dynamics of the CMD, for making a comeback in Telecom sector and also gives an opportunity for
further discussion on the future strategies of RIL. 1 ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The company has also invested in 500,000 sq.ft of data centers which are currently functioning in
Noida, Nagpur, and Navi Mumbai. An additional 500,000 sq.ft of area also became operational
for the same, prior to the commercial launch. These centers not only aid efficient storage of data
but also act as servers for Jio applications10. REFERENCES
1.https://www.worldwidejournals.com/indian journal of applied research (IJAR)
/file.php?val=June_2014_1475494236__84.pdf
2.http://www.ciim.in/reliance jios marketing strategy case study
3.Mukesh Ambani s son Akash Ambani joins Reliance Industries; begins at telecom arm Reliance
Jio, The Economic Times.
4.Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited, Cellular Operators Association of India.
5.Reliance Industries buys 95% stake in IBnfotel Broadband for Rs 4,800 cr, The Economic Times
Business Line.
6.Reliance Jio to launch commercial operations by December; to alter telecom industry landscape,
say experts, The Economic Times.
7.Reliance Jio launches 4G service for employees, Business Standard, December 27, 2015,
retrieved December 29, 2015.
8.Reliance Jio to launch commercial operations by December; to alter telecom industry landscape,
say experts, The Economic
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Deductive Argument
Argument 1: Is it okay for my boyfriend to not cook nor clean on his days off? Premise 1: Is it
okay for my boyfriend not cook nor clean on his days off because he deserves a break. Premise
2: Is it okay for my boyfriend not cook nor clean on his days off because he pays rent.
Conclusion: Simply is it okay for my boyfriend not cook nor clean on his days off because he
deserves a break and he pays rent. This is a deductive argument about my boyfriend does not want
to do housework nor cooking during his days off. The strength of this argument is that the first two
statements are true and the conclusion is true too.The weakness of this argument is that both
premises could be rebutted on sexism or ignorance. All in all, my boyfriend
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Argument 1: Is it okay for my boyfriend to not cook nor clean on his days off? Premise 1: Is it
okay for my boyfriend not cook nor clean on his days off because he deserves a break. Premise
2: Is it okay for my boyfriend not cook nor clean on his days off because he pays rent.
Conclusion: Simply is it okay for my boyfriend not cook nor clean on his days off because he
deserves a break and he pays rent. This is a deductive argument about my boyfriend does not want
to do housework nor cooking during his days off. The strength of this argument is that the first two
statements are true and the conclusion is true too.The weakness of this argument is that both
premises could be rebutted on sexism or ignorance. All in all, my boyfriend
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Prison
The prisoners will serve their sentences at this five year old institution or at Valley State Prison,
the nation s second largest women s prison, which recently opened across the street. The
compounds occupy the tiny farm town of Chowchilla, where almond and alfalfa groves surround
the 50,000 volt electrified fence. To the crop dusters above, the flat gray and peach buildings must
look like a giant corrections butterfly, shielding up to 8,000 women in the 1,340 acre spread of its
cinder block wings.
The predominant types of offenses women tend to commit petty theft, check forgery, drug
possession are nonviolent and low level, yet women s rates of incarceration have steadily gone up,
surpassing men s for the past 14 years. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Male inmates work their bodies constantly, doing hundreds of squat thrusts and jumping jacks even
when restricted to a maximum security cage. Women, who fear the central yard, work out their
anxiety with too much sleep, food and prescription pills.
Men s prisons divide the population by security level; women under minimum, medium and
maximum security freely mix. Men tend to congregate by race, whether or not they prefer to in the
free world. This is less true for women. Male gangs thrive in prison. Female gangs leave their colors
on the street, some creating small families in prison with designated mothers, fathers, siblings for
support.
Rarely do men become intimate with their keepers. Many women share their lives with officers
shift after shift after shift. Men either honor orders or defy them. Women ask why.
Only 29 percent of the guards at the Central California Women s Facility are women. This fact
worsens the already ancient problems of troubled women, many of whom are accustomed to
coercive relationships, when they are placed in a highly sexualized, paramilitary setting in the
custody mostly of men. An ongoing investigation of state prisons by the Human Rights Watch
Women s Rights Project found that female inmates experienced some form of custodial sexual
misconduct regardless of the prison or state; inappropriate sexual contact, verbal degradation, rape,
sexual assault and unwarranted visual supervision were reported from California to New
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The prisoners will serve their sentences at this five year old institution or at Valley State Prison,
the nation s second largest women s prison, which recently opened across the street. The
compounds occupy the tiny farm town of Chowchilla, where almond and alfalfa groves surround
the 50,000 volt electrified fence. To the crop dusters above, the flat gray and peach buildings must
look like a giant corrections butterfly, shielding up to 8,000 women in the 1,340 acre spread of its
cinder block wings.
The predominant types of offenses women tend to commit petty theft, check forgery, drug
possession are nonviolent and low level, yet women s rates of incarceration have steadily gone up,
surpassing men s for the past 14 years. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Male inmates work their bodies constantly, doing hundreds of squat thrusts and jumping jacks even
when restricted to a maximum security cage. Women, who fear the central yard, work out their
anxiety with too much sleep, food and prescription pills.
Men s prisons divide the population by security level; women under minimum, medium and
maximum security freely mix. Men tend to congregate by race, whether or not they prefer to in the
free world. This is less true for women. Male gangs thrive in prison. Female gangs leave their colors
on the street, some creating small families in prison with designated mothers, fathers, siblings for
support.
Rarely do men become intimate with their keepers. Many women share their lives with officers
shift after shift after shift. Men either honor orders or defy them. Women ask why.
Only 29 percent of the guards at the Central California Women s Facility are women. This fact
worsens the already ancient problems of troubled women, many of whom are accustomed to
coercive relationships, when they are placed in a highly sexualized, paramilitary setting in the
custody mostly of men. An ongoing investigation of state prisons by the Human Rights Watch
Women s Rights Project found that female inmates experienced some form of custodial sexual
misconduct regardless of the prison or state; inappropriate sexual contact, verbal degradation, rape,
sexual assault and unwarranted visual supervision were reported from California to New
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Perceiving The Actual World Like An Economist Essay
Perceiving the Actual World Like an Economist Through out the entire book Freakonomics, Levitt
and Dubner, emphasize how people are constantly responding to incentives, and how these
incentives motivate and affect people s decision making in their daily lives. The authors of this
book talk about economics from a different perspective, and they do it by relating unusual and
unasked questions to the field of economics. Levitt and Dubner define an incentiveas the means of
urging people to do more of a good thing and less of a bad thing (Levitt and Dubner 17). These
incentives are usually what drive people to get what they want or need especially when
resources are scarce and others want the same things. In this book, the authors define three types
of incentives economic, social, and moral which are measured by people s responses (Levitt and
Dubner). From childhood, humans are constantly responding to incentives and learning from
them. In Chapter 1, Levitt and Dubner explain some of those incentives by presenting a study
based on 10 day care centers in Israel. The study focused on the parents responses after the day
care centers announced a $3 fine for each time they picked up their kids 10 minutes later than the
stated policy. The $3 fine caused the opposite effect that the managers of the day care centers
wanted: instead of reducing the number of tardy parents, it caused an increase of the number of
late pickups. The reason for the increase of tardiness pickups was
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Perceiving the Actual World Like an Economist Through out the entire book Freakonomics, Levitt
and Dubner, emphasize how people are constantly responding to incentives, and how these
incentives motivate and affect people s decision making in their daily lives. The authors of this
book talk about economics from a different perspective, and they do it by relating unusual and
unasked questions to the field of economics. Levitt and Dubner define an incentiveas the means of
urging people to do more of a good thing and less of a bad thing (Levitt and Dubner 17). These
incentives are usually what drive people to get what they want or need especially when
resources are scarce and others want the same things. In this book, the authors define three types
of incentives economic, social, and moral which are measured by people s responses (Levitt and
Dubner). From childhood, humans are constantly responding to incentives and learning from
them. In Chapter 1, Levitt and Dubner explain some of those incentives by presenting a study
based on 10 day care centers in Israel. The study focused on the parents responses after the day
care centers announced a $3 fine for each time they picked up their kids 10 minutes later than the
stated policy. The $3 fine caused the opposite effect that the managers of the day care centers
wanted: instead of reducing the number of tardy parents, it caused an increase of the number of
late pickups. The reason for the increase of tardiness pickups was
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Polycystic Kidney Disease
Introduction: Polycystic kidney disease is a genetic disorder, which means that it is inherited from
the parent and passed on to further generations. It causes uncontrollable cyst growth within the
kidneys, that eventually can lead to kidney failure and the need of a kidney transplant. Five percent
of kidneyfailure is due to this disease alone, (PKD Foundation). Not only can it affect the kidney,
but many other organs, and cause a lot of painful symptoms, which will be discussed later in the
paper. There are two types of polycystic kidney disease(PKD), one is called Autosomal Dominant
Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD), and the other is called Autosomal Recessive Polycystic
Kidney Disease (ARPKD). ARPKD is extremely rare, and it is... Show more content on
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The kidney on the right displays the typical appearance of a kidney in a patient suffering from PKD.
(Mayo Clinic, Normal and Polycystic Kidneys , Mayo Clinic, 16 Apr. 2017, http:/
/www.mayoclinic.org/diseases conditions/polycystic kidney disease/multimedia/normal and
polycystic kidneys/img 20006896)
Molecular Biology of Disease: There are three primary pathways involved in Autosomal Polycystic
Kidney Disease. These pathways are upregulated in cell proliferation, and fluid secretion, and
downregulated in apoptosis. These pathways are responsible for the growth of cysts in the kidneys.
Cell proliferation is upregulated because the intracellular calcium Works Cited
Chapin, Hannah C., and Michael J. Caplan. The Cell Biology of Polycystic Kidney Disease. The
Journal of Cell Biology. Rockefeller University Press, 15 Nov. 2010. Web. 15 Apr. 2017.
Guan, Yi, and Chuan Ming Hao. SIRT1 and Kidney Function. Kidney Diseases 1.4 (2016): 258
265. PMC. Web. 17 Apr. 2017.
Hu, Jing, Hui Jing, and Hening Lin. Sirtuin Inhibitors as Anticancer Agents. Future medicinal
chemistry 6.8 (2014): 945 966. PMC. Web. 9 Apr. 2017.
Ng, Rick. Drugs: From Discovery to Approval. 3rd ed. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley Sons, 2015.
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Introduction: Polycystic kidney disease is a genetic disorder, which means that it is inherited from
the parent and passed on to further generations. It causes uncontrollable cyst growth within the
kidneys, that eventually can lead to kidney failure and the need of a kidney transplant. Five percent
of kidneyfailure is due to this disease alone, (PKD Foundation). Not only can it affect the kidney,
but many other organs, and cause a lot of painful symptoms, which will be discussed later in the
paper. There are two types of polycystic kidney disease(PKD), one is called Autosomal Dominant
Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD), and the other is called Autosomal Recessive Polycystic
Kidney Disease (ARPKD). ARPKD is extremely rare, and it is... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The kidney on the right displays the typical appearance of a kidney in a patient suffering from PKD.
(Mayo Clinic, Normal and Polycystic Kidneys , Mayo Clinic, 16 Apr. 2017, http:/
/www.mayoclinic.org/diseases conditions/polycystic kidney disease/multimedia/normal and
polycystic kidneys/img 20006896)
Molecular Biology of Disease: There are three primary pathways involved in Autosomal Polycystic
Kidney Disease. These pathways are upregulated in cell proliferation, and fluid secretion, and
downregulated in apoptosis. These pathways are responsible for the growth of cysts in the kidneys.
Cell proliferation is upregulated because the intracellular calcium Works Cited
Chapin, Hannah C., and Michael J. Caplan. The Cell Biology of Polycystic Kidney Disease. The
Journal of Cell Biology. Rockefeller University Press, 15 Nov. 2010. Web. 15 Apr. 2017.
Guan, Yi, and Chuan Ming Hao. SIRT1 and Kidney Function. Kidney Diseases 1.4 (2016): 258
265. PMC. Web. 17 Apr. 2017.
Hu, Jing, Hui Jing, and Hening Lin. Sirtuin Inhibitors as Anticancer Agents. Future medicinal
chemistry 6.8 (2014): 945 966. PMC. Web. 9 Apr. 2017.
Ng, Rick. Drugs: From Discovery to Approval. 3rd ed. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley Sons, 2015.
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Pros And Cons Of The Electoral College
There are some that would argue that the Electoral College should not be abolished. Williams
argued, According to 2013 census data, nine states California, Texas, New York, Florida, Illinois,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Georgia, and Michigan have populations that total roughly 160 million,
slightly more than half the U.S. population. It is conceivable that just nine states could determine
the presidency in a popular vote (Williams). Consequently, without the Electoral College, nine states
can possibly determine the results of an election. Those that support the Electoral College think that
electionsshould be by state instead of a vote per person. The Electoral College can keep
unqualified candidates from winning an election and therefore, become president. Talents for low
intrigue, and the little arts of popularity, may alone suffice to elevate a man to the first honors in
a single State; but it will require other talents, and a different kind of merit, to establish him in the
esteem and confidence of the whole Union, or of so considerable a portion of it as would be
necessary to make him a successful candidate for the distinguished office of President of the United
States. It will not be too strong to say, that there will be a constant probability of seeing the station
filled by characters pre eminent for ability and virtue (Williams). He supports the idea that the
Electoral College keeps unqualified candidates from becoming the president. He also talks about
how there is a
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There are some that would argue that the Electoral College should not be abolished. Williams
argued, According to 2013 census data, nine states California, Texas, New York, Florida, Illinois,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Georgia, and Michigan have populations that total roughly 160 million,
slightly more than half the U.S. population. It is conceivable that just nine states could determine
the presidency in a popular vote (Williams). Consequently, without the Electoral College, nine states
can possibly determine the results of an election. Those that support the Electoral College think that
electionsshould be by state instead of a vote per person. The Electoral College can keep
unqualified candidates from winning an election and therefore, become president. Talents for low
intrigue, and the little arts of popularity, may alone suffice to elevate a man to the first honors in
a single State; but it will require other talents, and a different kind of merit, to establish him in the
esteem and confidence of the whole Union, or of so considerable a portion of it as would be
necessary to make him a successful candidate for the distinguished office of President of the United
States. It will not be too strong to say, that there will be a constant probability of seeing the station
filled by characters pre eminent for ability and virtue (Williams). He supports the idea that the
Electoral College keeps unqualified candidates from becoming the president. He also talks about
how there is a
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Privacy Is The Appropriate Word Of Privacy From A German...
Privacy in German Culture Dignity over liberty is the appropriate phrase to depict the essence of
privacy from a German perspective. Stemming from roots dating back to the mid 12th Century,
Germans erected a common ideology of individual realization that has become a universal standard
of its people. Unlike many Western civilizations, Germans digest privacy as a personality
upholding construct, rather than an oppressive act of rights enforced by the government. Anything
that seemingly inhibits or defiles one s personal character is considered an invasion of privacy.
While being especially relevant during the divided prowess of the Berlin wall, East and West
Germanydisplayed an intrusion of privacy that was exclusive to its style of... Show more content on
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Both sects had negative preconceived notions of the other which increased the overall state of
paranoia. As a result, both parties performed similar, yet, very different infractions of privacy. In
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck s film The Lives of Others, gives the audience a fresh
perspective of privacy from an Eastern Perspective. This film takes place in 1983 East Berlin.
Weisler, a member of the Stasi forces, was assigned to spy on a distinguished playwright, Georg
Dreyman. While Dreyman currently placed under government suspicion, Weisler is ordered to
dig deeper for more information about his personal life. While Dreyman was away, Wisler and
his forces broke into his apartment and bugged every room. Afterwards, Wisler threatens
Dreyman s neighbor to not tell anyone what she saw. If she does, she may be subject to dire
consequences. This scene is especially important because exemplifies the amount of power the
Stasi had during that time. If there is any suspicion about a particular individual, there would be
relentless efforts of which to obtain information. Another example of this occurrence, is when
Weisler loses his job as a spy and is forced to work in the mailroom. Wisler and his colleagues are
primarily responsible for checking every letter that comes through Eastern Germany. Anything
deemed as a potential threat would be thrown out or reported immediately. This scene illustrates the
level of
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Privacy in German Culture Dignity over liberty is the appropriate phrase to depict the essence of
privacy from a German perspective. Stemming from roots dating back to the mid 12th Century,
Germans erected a common ideology of individual realization that has become a universal standard
of its people. Unlike many Western civilizations, Germans digest privacy as a personality
upholding construct, rather than an oppressive act of rights enforced by the government. Anything
that seemingly inhibits or defiles one s personal character is considered an invasion of privacy.
While being especially relevant during the divided prowess of the Berlin wall, East and West
Germanydisplayed an intrusion of privacy that was exclusive to its style of... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Both sects had negative preconceived notions of the other which increased the overall state of
paranoia. As a result, both parties performed similar, yet, very different infractions of privacy. In
Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck s film The Lives of Others, gives the audience a fresh
perspective of privacy from an Eastern Perspective. This film takes place in 1983 East Berlin.
Weisler, a member of the Stasi forces, was assigned to spy on a distinguished playwright, Georg
Dreyman. While Dreyman currently placed under government suspicion, Weisler is ordered to
dig deeper for more information about his personal life. While Dreyman was away, Wisler and
his forces broke into his apartment and bugged every room. Afterwards, Wisler threatens
Dreyman s neighbor to not tell anyone what she saw. If she does, she may be subject to dire
consequences. This scene is especially important because exemplifies the amount of power the
Stasi had during that time. If there is any suspicion about a particular individual, there would be
relentless efforts of which to obtain information. Another example of this occurrence, is when
Weisler loses his job as a spy and is forced to work in the mailroom. Wisler and his colleagues are
primarily responsible for checking every letter that comes through Eastern Germany. Anything
deemed as a potential threat would be thrown out or reported immediately. This scene illustrates the
level of
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Timothy Findley s Famous Last Words
After being recognized as an exceptional writer, Timothy Findley published the novel Famous Last
Words in 1981. Findley is known for his novels featuring many themes...including war,
displacement, and emotional repression (Quill and Quire 1). Although Findley s works contain
these specific themes, are the narrators of these novels reliable? Usually A narrativenormally begins
with an Orientation, introducing and identifying the participants in the action: the time, the place,
and the initial behavior (Labov 2). Using Labov s reasoning, is Mauberley a reliable narrator
whose word the reader can accept his words as the truth? Labov also states that For a narrative to
be successful, it cannot report only the most reportable event. It must also be credible...the more
reportable, the less credible (5). The term reportable refers to an event that... Show more content on
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After falling asleep, the Duke of Windsor has a dream in which he was alone (Findley 232). It is
evident that Mauberley, the narrator, cannot narrate another character s dreams. Furthermore, the
Duke of Windsor mentions that he was alone , which proves why Mauberley could not narrate the
dream truthfully.
The reliability of Mauberley s narrative as the truth is considered a lie. Mauberley narrates several
scenes encounters between Edward and Queen Mary, Allenby and Lindbergh, von Ribbentrop and
Schellenberg at which he was not present, and for which he has no plausible, naturalistic source
(Scobie 1). Furthermore, Mauberley is a pro Fascist, which is why people cannot trust him as the
narrator.
According to Scobie, on many different occasions within the narrative there is Mauberley s
attraction to Fascism (1). Fascism is a right wing political system characterized by state control and
extreme nationalism (Fascism). Although Mauberley is not directly labelled a Fascist, he does
however embody many of the
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After being recognized as an exceptional writer, Timothy Findley published the novel Famous Last
Words in 1981. Findley is known for his novels featuring many themes...including war,
displacement, and emotional repression (Quill and Quire 1). Although Findley s works contain
these specific themes, are the narrators of these novels reliable? Usually A narrativenormally begins
with an Orientation, introducing and identifying the participants in the action: the time, the place,
and the initial behavior (Labov 2). Using Labov s reasoning, is Mauberley a reliable narrator
whose word the reader can accept his words as the truth? Labov also states that For a narrative to
be successful, it cannot report only the most reportable event. It must also be credible...the more
reportable, the less credible (5). The term reportable refers to an event that... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
After falling asleep, the Duke of Windsor has a dream in which he was alone (Findley 232). It is
evident that Mauberley, the narrator, cannot narrate another character s dreams. Furthermore, the
Duke of Windsor mentions that he was alone , which proves why Mauberley could not narrate the
dream truthfully.
The reliability of Mauberley s narrative as the truth is considered a lie. Mauberley narrates several
scenes encounters between Edward and Queen Mary, Allenby and Lindbergh, von Ribbentrop and
Schellenberg at which he was not present, and for which he has no plausible, naturalistic source
(Scobie 1). Furthermore, Mauberley is a pro Fascist, which is why people cannot trust him as the
narrator.
According to Scobie, on many different occasions within the narrative there is Mauberley s
attraction to Fascism (1). Fascism is a right wing political system characterized by state control and
extreme nationalism (Fascism). Although Mauberley is not directly labelled a Fascist, he does
however embody many of the
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Engineering Project Manager Responsible For Remote...
PROVISION FOR REMOTE OPERATED ELECTRICALLY ACTUATED CHOKE VALVES
ON PRIORITY TOWERS ADMA OPCO UMM SHAIFF AND ZAKUM OIL FIELD OF
CLIENT, ABU DHABI, UAE. Engineering Project Manager responsible for exceuting $1M Project
to supply automated choke valves by means of electric actuators to increase the efficiency of flow
lines. Provided total surveillance responsibility, beginning with the inquiry, technical evaluation of
the bid, to delivery and installation. Prepared technical and commercial bid evaluation proposals.
Conducted Pre assessment study (with customer collaboration) of the pilot project associated with
equipment design and testing. Completed pre qualification phase, established work scope, schedule
and completed principal qualification report for the project.. Designed valves with advanced trim to
optimize flow conditions by analyzing existing flow data for increased pipeline throughput.
Provided engineering support in all phases of the project. Resolved conflicts arising in shop floor
through effective delegation and communication. Accomplished major deliverables within
scheduled timelines including design validation reports, engineering documents, product data
books. Provided customer support in resolving field related engineering issues concerning
installation and commissioning of choke valves. VALERUS FIELD SOLUTIONS PROJECT
BOLLAND INT197 , ARGENTINA, SOUTH AMERICA, Project manager responsible for the
design, implementation, assembly and test of
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PROVISION FOR REMOTE OPERATED ELECTRICALLY ACTUATED CHOKE VALVES
ON PRIORITY TOWERS ADMA OPCO UMM SHAIFF AND ZAKUM OIL FIELD OF
CLIENT, ABU DHABI, UAE. Engineering Project Manager responsible for exceuting $1M Project
to supply automated choke valves by means of electric actuators to increase the efficiency of flow
lines. Provided total surveillance responsibility, beginning with the inquiry, technical evaluation of
the bid, to delivery and installation. Prepared technical and commercial bid evaluation proposals.
Conducted Pre assessment study (with customer collaboration) of the pilot project associated with
equipment design and testing. Completed pre qualification phase, established work scope, schedule
and completed principal qualification report for the project.. Designed valves with advanced trim to
optimize flow conditions by analyzing existing flow data for increased pipeline throughput.
Provided engineering support in all phases of the project. Resolved conflicts arising in shop floor
through effective delegation and communication. Accomplished major deliverables within
scheduled timelines including design validation reports, engineering documents, product data
books. Provided customer support in resolving field related engineering issues concerning
installation and commissioning of choke valves. VALERUS FIELD SOLUTIONS PROJECT
BOLLAND INT197 , ARGENTINA, SOUTH AMERICA, Project manager responsible for the
design, implementation, assembly and test of
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Describe the Factors to Take Into Account When Planning...
1.1Describe the factors to take into account when planning healthy and safe indoor and outdoor
environments and services. Before starting any activity it is important that you take into account
the health and safety requirements of all pupils, ensuring that the environment is free of any
hazards and that pupils will be able to work/play safely. Factors which should be taken into account
when planning healthy and safe indoor and outdoor environments and services are: Ratios of staff
to children. Children s health needs . Risk assessments to be carried out daily and hazards reported.
Individual needs of each child. Suitable environment, security or actual environment, temperature of
classrooms. Indoor: When planning for... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furniture: Is all furniture inside the classroom in good repair and suitable for the size of the
user. This will ensure that pupils are able to sit comfortable when working , maintain good
postures and are not hunched over small tables. Permanent fixtures need to be taken into
account, are they in good condition and securely fastened, eg cupboards, display boards,
shelving. Hot surfaces such as radiators also need to be protected where necessary, to prevent
the risk of burns to pupils. Temperature: The heating should be adequate it should not fall below
....... or above ......... Basic needs: There should be access to basic needs such as, toilets washing
facilities and drinking water. These need to be located close to the classroom. Safety: All entry
doors should be lockable to prevent any un wanted visititors but also allow for an easy exit in
the case of an emergency. Outdoor Environment: Security: Any outside area used by children
should be secured and boundaries regularly inspected, to ensure the safety of all pupils. Upkeep
of the areas used: It is important that grassy areas should be kept tidy and mown regularly. Hard
ground should be swept and even to avoid any hazards e.g tripping over uneven flag stones.
Rubbish must be removed daily before children are allowed to enter the area e.g litter, broken glass
and animal mess. Equipment and toys: Children
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1.1Describe the factors to take into account when planning healthy and safe indoor and outdoor
environments and services. Before starting any activity it is important that you take into account
the health and safety requirements of all pupils, ensuring that the environment is free of any
hazards and that pupils will be able to work/play safely. Factors which should be taken into account
when planning healthy and safe indoor and outdoor environments and services are: Ratios of staff
to children. Children s health needs . Risk assessments to be carried out daily and hazards reported.
Individual needs of each child. Suitable environment, security or actual environment, temperature of
classrooms. Indoor: When planning for... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furniture: Is all furniture inside the classroom in good repair and suitable for the size of the
user. This will ensure that pupils are able to sit comfortable when working , maintain good
postures and are not hunched over small tables. Permanent fixtures need to be taken into
account, are they in good condition and securely fastened, eg cupboards, display boards,
shelving. Hot surfaces such as radiators also need to be protected where necessary, to prevent
the risk of burns to pupils. Temperature: The heating should be adequate it should not fall below
....... or above ......... Basic needs: There should be access to basic needs such as, toilets washing
facilities and drinking water. These need to be located close to the classroom. Safety: All entry
doors should be lockable to prevent any un wanted visititors but also allow for an easy exit in
the case of an emergency. Outdoor Environment: Security: Any outside area used by children
should be secured and boundaries regularly inspected, to ensure the safety of all pupils. Upkeep
of the areas used: It is important that grassy areas should be kept tidy and mown regularly. Hard
ground should be swept and even to avoid any hazards e.g tripping over uneven flag stones.
Rubbish must be removed daily before children are allowed to enter the area e.g litter, broken glass
and animal mess. Equipment and toys: Children
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What Is The Theme Of Foreshadowing In The Lottery
Shirley Jackson used her short story The Lottery surprised readersby its unusual ending. The story
starts in a unreal world without any relate The phenomenon which occurred in The Lottery relates
to our real lives, it mocks our social relationships through the unique plot. The story reminds
readers to think of their daily interactions and reflects the lack of democracy. Shirley used the
conflict between different things to show defects of humanity. Trough Jackson s story, she tells us
a old, traditional village tradition the lottery. Every year the village will draw villagers to be the
lucky one to be killed by stoning. Shirley used this simple story to allude modern Americans in
reasonable rituals. In the story, the village seemed... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Definitely not, Shirley used the actions of different people to maintain that most of them are
seem to be normal but also have their lack of humanity as others. The stone at the very beginning
can t get too much attention but that is the weapon of killing. Children was gather the stones as
a toy but no one would figure out that is change to a key of foreshadowing. The black box which
is old and broken is also an important clue to lead the plot. Although the villagers had forgotten
the ritual and lost the original black box, they still remembered to use stones. The pile of stones
the boys had made earlier was ready; there were stones on the ground with the blowing scraps of
paper that had come out of the box Delacroix selected a stone so large she had to pick it up with
both hands and turned to Mrs. Dunbar. Come on, she said. Hurry up. One ironic thing is that
although lottery is an old tradition in the village, people follow the custom. But no one can t
remember why it last for so long, and the true purpose of the lottery was also lost for so many
years. The villagers even can t figure out why they do this and just do it . Its so foolish that do
something with no
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Shirley Jackson used her short story The Lottery surprised readersby its unusual ending. The story
starts in a unreal world without any relate The phenomenon which occurred in The Lottery relates
to our real lives, it mocks our social relationships through the unique plot. The story reminds
readers to think of their daily interactions and reflects the lack of democracy. Shirley used the
conflict between different things to show defects of humanity. Trough Jackson s story, she tells us
a old, traditional village tradition the lottery. Every year the village will draw villagers to be the
lucky one to be killed by stoning. Shirley used this simple story to allude modern Americans in
reasonable rituals. In the story, the village seemed... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Definitely not, Shirley used the actions of different people to maintain that most of them are
seem to be normal but also have their lack of humanity as others. The stone at the very beginning
can t get too much attention but that is the weapon of killing. Children was gather the stones as
a toy but no one would figure out that is change to a key of foreshadowing. The black box which
is old and broken is also an important clue to lead the plot. Although the villagers had forgotten
the ritual and lost the original black box, they still remembered to use stones. The pile of stones
the boys had made earlier was ready; there were stones on the ground with the blowing scraps of
paper that had come out of the box Delacroix selected a stone so large she had to pick it up with
both hands and turned to Mrs. Dunbar. Come on, she said. Hurry up. One ironic thing is that
although lottery is an old tradition in the village, people follow the custom. But no one can t
remember why it last for so long, and the true purpose of the lottery was also lost for so many
years. The villagers even can t figure out why they do this and just do it . Its so foolish that do
something with no
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The History Of Nuclear Fission
On August 6, 1945, the United States dropped an Atomic Bomb over the City of Hiroshima in
Japan, decimating the city, and killing around 140,000 people within months of the explosion. 3
days later, the US dropped a second bomb over the city of Nagasaki in Japan, killing roughly
80,000 people. The second World War had been going on for 7 years, the Germans had surrendered
but the Japanese had yet to do so. So the United States created and atomic bomb in a program called
the Manhattan projectin order to force the Japanese to surrender. Since the US creation of the
atomic bombs, there has been a huge global advancement in energy, warfare medicine and
technology, including the race for nuclear weapons.
The United States unleashed two bombs on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the atomic bomb ravaged the environment around where it was detonated and would
continue to have an impact on the wildlife for many decades to come, it was an extreme
advantage in the game of war. With the development of the atomic bomb, the US was able to kill
a larger area of people then with normal TNT and missile strikes, and from the areas not directly
affected from the blast it would still devastate civilizations in the form of cancer, which was a
result of the immense radiation emitted from the reaction. It forced the opposing sides to change
their military strategies, and it cause this fear in all the country s that they might be the ones
whose country get a bomb dropped on next. There was a feeling of uneasiness and fear in the US s
enemies (Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 2009). Because of the creation of the atomic bomb,
countries were now able to harm their opponents without endangering the lives of their own
soldiers. In 1955 the US created the first nuclear submarine (USS Nautilus) which was a submarine
that could function without refueling through the use of nuclear energy and nuclear reactors
(Bamburg, n.d.). The atomic bomb served its purpose of forcing the Japanese to surrender, and
because of that many people can justify that the death of thousands of people was worth the ending
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On August 6, 1945, the United States dropped an Atomic Bomb over the City of Hiroshima in
Japan, decimating the city, and killing around 140,000 people within months of the explosion. 3
days later, the US dropped a second bomb over the city of Nagasaki in Japan, killing roughly
80,000 people. The second World War had been going on for 7 years, the Germans had surrendered
but the Japanese had yet to do so. So the United States created and atomic bomb in a program called
the Manhattan projectin order to force the Japanese to surrender. Since the US creation of the
atomic bombs, there has been a huge global advancement in energy, warfare medicine and
technology, including the race for nuclear weapons.
The United States unleashed two bombs on ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the atomic bomb ravaged the environment around where it was detonated and would
continue to have an impact on the wildlife for many decades to come, it was an extreme
advantage in the game of war. With the development of the atomic bomb, the US was able to kill
a larger area of people then with normal TNT and missile strikes, and from the areas not directly
affected from the blast it would still devastate civilizations in the form of cancer, which was a
result of the immense radiation emitted from the reaction. It forced the opposing sides to change
their military strategies, and it cause this fear in all the country s that they might be the ones
whose country get a bomb dropped on next. There was a feeling of uneasiness and fear in the US s
enemies (Bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, 2009). Because of the creation of the atomic bomb,
countries were now able to harm their opponents without endangering the lives of their own
soldiers. In 1955 the US created the first nuclear submarine (USS Nautilus) which was a submarine
that could function without refueling through the use of nuclear energy and nuclear reactors
(Bamburg, n.d.). The atomic bomb served its purpose of forcing the Japanese to surrender, and
because of that many people can justify that the death of thousands of people was worth the ending
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Analysis Of The Movie High Strung
Movie Title: HIGH STRUNG (American drama movie)
Introduction
The Title of the move is High Strung, an American drama film written and produced by Janeen
and Michael Damian, while it is directed by Michael Damian. The production date for the movie
was March 2014 to April 2015, in Bucharest, Romania and New York City, USA. It was released on
February 6th, 2016 (SBIFF), April 8th,2016 (United Sates) which have a runtime of 96mins. The
main cast and character of the movie includes the following;
CastCharacter
Keenan Kampa Ruby
Nicholas Galitzine Johnny
Sonoya Mizuno Jazzy
Jane Seymour Oksana
Richard Southgate Kyle
Paul Freeman Kramrovsky
Marcus Emmanuel Mitchell Hayward
Maria Morgenstern Markova
Anabel Kutay April
The Figures for the movie includes;
Domestic Box Office $53,447
International Box Office $1,001,923
Total: $1,055,370.
Story
My first impression about the movie was about the first scene for both lead actors, it was a great
mind lifter which kept me active and fully sensitive throughout the movie, it sent a message to my
brain to not miss a moment in this movie because it would be amazing and it was. Every single
minute was worth it. I must say it is highly entertaining which distracts the audience from thinking
about wanting more background from the characters but not bad as a romance drama musical
movie. Like I said earlier, the first articles
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Movie Title: HIGH STRUNG (American drama movie)
Introduction
The Title of the move is High Strung, an American drama film written and produced by Janeen
and Michael Damian, while it is directed by Michael Damian. The production date for the movie
was March 2014 to April 2015, in Bucharest, Romania and New York City, USA. It was released on
February 6th, 2016 (SBIFF), April 8th,2016 (United Sates) which have a runtime of 96mins. The
main cast and character of the movie includes the following;
CastCharacter
Keenan Kampa Ruby
Nicholas Galitzine Johnny
Sonoya Mizuno Jazzy
Jane Seymour Oksana
Richard Southgate Kyle
Paul Freeman Kramrovsky
Marcus Emmanuel Mitchell Hayward
Maria Morgenstern Markova
Anabel Kutay April
The Figures for the movie includes;
Domestic Box Office $53,447
International Box Office $1,001,923
Total: $1,055,370.
Story
My first impression about the movie was about the first scene for both lead actors, it was a great
mind lifter which kept me active and fully sensitive throughout the movie, it sent a message to my
brain to not miss a moment in this movie because it would be amazing and it was. Every single
minute was worth it. I must say it is highly entertaining which distracts the audience from thinking
about wanting more background from the characters but not bad as a romance drama musical
movie. Like I said earlier, the first articles
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Iago Motivation In Othello
Motivation is the force that drives someone to do something. Being realistically motivated means a
person will want something they are sure of they can attain. Now, motivation can stem from
positive or negative motives, it truly just depends on what the person s goal is. Iago is a character
and the main antagonist from the play Othello, written by Shakespeare. He wants things to happen
to make himself better in some way and for revenge, and throughout the play, he is always planning
something. Iagois motivated by this throughout the course of the play; furthermore, he is successful
with his motivations. In this case, Iago is a realistically motivated character.
In Act II, scene iii, there is a celebration because the Turkish fleet was completely destroyed. Iago
has come up with a plan already. In Act II, scene i, he plans to make Cassio get drunk to beat up
Roderigo, who will be saying things to Cassio to make him upset and angry. Iago s goal is to make
Cassio look bad infront of the whole town of Cyprus and for him to lose his position. Iago is
jealous of Cassio s position and he wants it because it is a high position to have and Iago didn t
get it in the first place. Iago s goal was achieved. In Act II, scene iii, lines 108 114, Cassio is
drunk while fighting Roderigo. Then, Cassio and Montano fight. Roderigo spreads rumors around
the whole town and eventually Othello finds out all of this. Cassio loses his position as lieutenant.
He knew he could get Cassio fired all
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Motivation is the force that drives someone to do something. Being realistically motivated means a
person will want something they are sure of they can attain. Now, motivation can stem from
positive or negative motives, it truly just depends on what the person s goal is. Iago is a character
and the main antagonist from the play Othello, written by Shakespeare. He wants things to happen
to make himself better in some way and for revenge, and throughout the play, he is always planning
something. Iagois motivated by this throughout the course of the play; furthermore, he is successful
with his motivations. In this case, Iago is a realistically motivated character.
In Act II, scene iii, there is a celebration because the Turkish fleet was completely destroyed. Iago
has come up with a plan already. In Act II, scene i, he plans to make Cassio get drunk to beat up
Roderigo, who will be saying things to Cassio to make him upset and angry. Iago s goal is to make
Cassio look bad infront of the whole town of Cyprus and for him to lose his position. Iago is
jealous of Cassio s position and he wants it because it is a high position to have and Iago didn t
get it in the first place. Iago s goal was achieved. In Act II, scene iii, lines 108 114, Cassio is
drunk while fighting Roderigo. Then, Cassio and Montano fight. Roderigo spreads rumors around
the whole town and eventually Othello finds out all of this. Cassio loses his position as lieutenant.
He knew he could get Cassio fired all
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Penis Enlargement Exercises
How Big Is TOO Big? 2 Things You Need to Know About Penis Enlargement Exercises Do penis
growth practices REALLY work? Provided that this is true... In what manner or capacity? To what
extent will it take to show genuine changes? Why do a few men get awesome picks up truly quick,
while others get no perceptible changes by any stretch of the imagination? Are expansion
supplements a smart thought? If not... why not? What s more, what amount of change to my
erection size would it be a good idea for me to truly anticipate? Is there an utmost on what number
of inches I can include, or is the sky genuinely the point of confinement? Any of these inquiries
sound recognizable? On the off chance that you are anything like the a great many men who are...
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Actually, you can harm yourself by overcompensating any kind of practice and PE workouts are
the same. You can extend the elastic penile tissue in a way that causes uneasiness, and prompts
to erectile brokenness and different issues. You can likewise bring about TOO much blood to
stream to the penis amid sex, while erect, keeping in mind you may feel like your masculinity is
pushed to the limit, it can likewise be super uncomfortable, cause deadness, and degrade the
pleasure in sex. Obviously, you may feel much greater than you ever have some time recently,
however I can let you know as a matter of fact, there IS a line where a lot of something worth
being thankful for turns into an issue, and you should know yours. A decent govern to take after?
With regards to erection estimate, a great govern to know is this: When it comes to blood stream,
those additions will normally leave after your erection is no more. They will obviously, return
whenever you require them, however you won t see an adjustment in your life structures while not
erect. Then again, tissue based increases are more self evident, constantly... as the hidden structure
of your life systems has been improved through the activities, much like whatever other piece of
your body would be from working out
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How Big Is TOO Big? 2 Things You Need to Know About Penis Enlargement Exercises Do penis
growth practices REALLY work? Provided that this is true... In what manner or capacity? To what
extent will it take to show genuine changes? Why do a few men get awesome picks up truly quick,
while others get no perceptible changes by any stretch of the imagination? Are expansion
supplements a smart thought? If not... why not? What s more, what amount of change to my
erection size would it be a good idea for me to truly anticipate? Is there an utmost on what number
of inches I can include, or is the sky genuinely the point of confinement? Any of these inquiries
sound recognizable? On the off chance that you are anything like the a great many men who are...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Actually, you can harm yourself by overcompensating any kind of practice and PE workouts are
the same. You can extend the elastic penile tissue in a way that causes uneasiness, and prompts
to erectile brokenness and different issues. You can likewise bring about TOO much blood to
stream to the penis amid sex, while erect, keeping in mind you may feel like your masculinity is
pushed to the limit, it can likewise be super uncomfortable, cause deadness, and degrade the
pleasure in sex. Obviously, you may feel much greater than you ever have some time recently,
however I can let you know as a matter of fact, there IS a line where a lot of something worth
being thankful for turns into an issue, and you should know yours. A decent govern to take after?
With regards to erection estimate, a great govern to know is this: When it comes to blood stream,
those additions will normally leave after your erection is no more. They will obviously, return
whenever you require them, however you won t see an adjustment in your life structures while not
erect. Then again, tissue based increases are more self evident, constantly... as the hidden structure
of your life systems has been improved through the activities, much like whatever other piece of
your body would be from working out
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In the United States of America the sports industry is...
In the United States of America the sports industry is booming. Parents are having their infants
ski the day after they learn how to walk. Young children are learning how to play a variety of
sports so they can figure out what they want their varsity letter in during high school. The
problem is that these children are learning how to play the sport but they are not being taught the
correct way to prepare their bodies for the sport. People may say that because younger children
are not at the competitive level of sports they do not need proper warm up and cool down
exercises. As a society, we know what children are taught at a young age take through out their
life. Just as a child learns his or her ABC s and 123 s, they should be taught the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Between the 1500s and 1700s in Europe, the use of exercise to treat muscle and bone disorders
continued to progress ( History of Physical ). In the 1800s, exercise and muscle re education were
used for a variety of orthopedic diseases and injuries ( History of Physical ). Stretching had become
a large part of medical treatments such as: osteopathy, chiropractic therapy and physiotherapy (
History and Benefits ). The polio epidemic boomed during the 1910 s and doctors realized that
strengthening and stretching the muscles helped these people to feel more comfortable ( History
of Physical ). The new P.T. or Physical Therapy has come along, exercises and stretching have
become the fad of helping with orthopedic diseases and injuries, just as it did before. Some
exercises now prevent one from having surgery. Stretching and/or warming up prepare muscles
and joints for high levels of stress. It literally warms up the temperature of muscles and joints to
make them more flexible. It is very easy to properly stretch. Study almost any cat to learn the fine
art of stretching. Their back arches first in one direction and then in other, their foot pads flare and
widen and then their eyes squeeze tight (Zumerchick, 276). If one strengthens muscles around
specific ligaments, joints and bones it protects the ligaments, joints and bones from tearing,
straining or breaking. It is key to remember
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In the United States of America the sports industry is booming. Parents are having their infants
ski the day after they learn how to walk. Young children are learning how to play a variety of
sports so they can figure out what they want their varsity letter in during high school. The
problem is that these children are learning how to play the sport but they are not being taught the
correct way to prepare their bodies for the sport. People may say that because younger children
are not at the competitive level of sports they do not need proper warm up and cool down
exercises. As a society, we know what children are taught at a young age take through out their
life. Just as a child learns his or her ABC s and 123 s, they should be taught the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Between the 1500s and 1700s in Europe, the use of exercise to treat muscle and bone disorders
continued to progress ( History of Physical ). In the 1800s, exercise and muscle re education were
used for a variety of orthopedic diseases and injuries ( History of Physical ). Stretching had become
a large part of medical treatments such as: osteopathy, chiropractic therapy and physiotherapy (
History and Benefits ). The polio epidemic boomed during the 1910 s and doctors realized that
strengthening and stretching the muscles helped these people to feel more comfortable ( History
of Physical ). The new P.T. or Physical Therapy has come along, exercises and stretching have
become the fad of helping with orthopedic diseases and injuries, just as it did before. Some
exercises now prevent one from having surgery. Stretching and/or warming up prepare muscles
and joints for high levels of stress. It literally warms up the temperature of muscles and joints to
make them more flexible. It is very easy to properly stretch. Study almost any cat to learn the fine
art of stretching. Their back arches first in one direction and then in other, their foot pads flare and
widen and then their eyes squeeze tight (Zumerchick, 276). If one strengthens muscles around
specific ligaments, joints and bones it protects the ligaments, joints and bones from tearing,
straining or breaking. It is key to remember
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Volkswagen Cause And Effects
CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF VOLKSWAGEN COURT SETTLEMENT
Although many individuals are unaware of the TDI diesel emissions court settlement between
Volkswagen and their customers; there are two causes and several effects. John German discovered
the Volkswagen emissions scandal. It turns out that, the lawsuit came about due to cheating
software that Volkswagen installed in their 2.0 and 3.0 liter diesel vehicles. In turn, a few effects of
the cheating software resulted in a 14.7 billion dollar lawsuit between Volkswagen and their buyers,
disappointed customers, and huge inconveniences (Bartlett,2017). Due to the software installed in
TDI diesel vehicles, there are up to 11 million vehicles affected.
In May of 2014, John German discovered, and went public about the Volkswagen emissions scandal
(Kretchmer, 2015). John German is a senior co lead for the International Council on Clean
Transportation. Mr. German has worked for the Washington based Environmental Protection
Agency for 13 years, which indicates that he knows what the requirements and enforcement are.
German partnered with West Virginia University and conducted the ICCT study. During the ICCT
study, German noticed detrimental nitrogen oxide emission levels; which leads him to think
Volkswagen diesel cars were malfunctioning. German felt vehicles were malfunctioning because
they were passing emissions testing, yet the vehicles had up to 35 times permitted levels of nitrogen
oxide.
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CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF VOLKSWAGEN COURT SETTLEMENT
Although many individuals are unaware of the TDI diesel emissions court settlement between
Volkswagen and their customers; there are two causes and several effects. John German discovered
the Volkswagen emissions scandal. It turns out that, the lawsuit came about due to cheating
software that Volkswagen installed in their 2.0 and 3.0 liter diesel vehicles. In turn, a few effects of
the cheating software resulted in a 14.7 billion dollar lawsuit between Volkswagen and their buyers,
disappointed customers, and huge inconveniences (Bartlett,2017). Due to the software installed in
TDI diesel vehicles, there are up to 11 million vehicles affected.
In May of 2014, John German discovered, and went public about the Volkswagen emissions scandal
(Kretchmer, 2015). John German is a senior co lead for the International Council on Clean
Transportation. Mr. German has worked for the Washington based Environmental Protection
Agency for 13 years, which indicates that he knows what the requirements and enforcement are.
German partnered with West Virginia University and conducted the ICCT study. During the ICCT
study, German noticed detrimental nitrogen oxide emission levels; which leads him to think
Volkswagen diesel cars were malfunctioning. German felt vehicles were malfunctioning because
they were passing emissions testing, yet the vehicles had up to 35 times permitted levels of nitrogen
oxide.
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Northside Impact Scholarship Research Paper
Northside Impact Scholarship Essay My educational goals for high school would be to get good
grades mostly, and the reason that is one of my main goals is because with grades your
acceptance rate is higher to get into a college. With a higher acceptance rate, you get more options
of colleges to choose from you aren t limited to a certain college. For my college goals, they are to
get a master s in nursing. Why I want my masters in nursing is because a master gets a higher
chance in being hired, because they would rather choose someone with a higher degree in that
area of work. Also with a masters you have more knowledge and that is always a better thing when
applying to a job. My career goals are to become a labor and delivery
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Northside Impact Scholarship Essay My educational goals for high school would be to get good
grades mostly, and the reason that is one of my main goals is because with grades your
acceptance rate is higher to get into a college. With a higher acceptance rate, you get more options
of colleges to choose from you aren t limited to a certain college. For my college goals, they are to
get a master s in nursing. Why I want my masters in nursing is because a master gets a higher
chance in being hired, because they would rather choose someone with a higher degree in that
area of work. Also with a masters you have more knowledge and that is always a better thing when
applying to a job. My career goals are to become a labor and delivery
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Essay about Reccomendations for Preventing Crime in...
Topic 4: Felton (1997) argues Future crime policies are likely to turn away from incarceration and
towards prevention . Using your understanding of criminology and the reasons why people commit
crime; provide a recommendation on what action you think the government should take to prevent
crime in Queensland.
Speculation has been raised about whether incarceration is effective for criminal offenders. When
an offender goes against the law, it has been argued that they must take a social debt . Therefore,
they are sent to prison to protect the public community, and to be punished. This solution hopefully
prevents criminals from committing crime. However, future crime policies should turn away from
incarceration and work more to preventing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And our study shows that incentives for graduation and parent training are the two things that work
. The offender(s) and the stakeholders should take this quote into consideration, as they would
discourage incarceration. This would reduce the likelihood of crime being committed. If this
solution is eventually taken into consideration by the government, there will be a dramatic
reduction in crime.
Furthermore, crime policies should turn away from incarceration as it is extremely expensive
compared to rehabilitation and crime prevention programs. It is evident that more and more
people are being incarcerated for committing crime each year. Therefore the government is
having to pay a large amount of money for the offenders to be imprisoned. Crime is currently
costing the Australian government around $32 billion per year. It is approximately $30,000 to
incarcerate an offender, however it is only $5,000 to treat an offender (Drug Policy Alliance,
2005). If this solution gets taken into place, it will negatively impact police officers as there will
be loss of jobs as their job is to imprison perpetrators. Another group of stakeholders that will be
negatively impacted are the victims of crime. As it is likely that only some offenders will be
incarcerated, the victims of crime will possibly be unpleased or stressed. However they must
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Topic 4: Felton (1997) argues Future crime policies are likely to turn away from incarceration and
towards prevention . Using your understanding of criminology and the reasons why people commit
crime; provide a recommendation on what action you think the government should take to prevent
crime in Queensland.
Speculation has been raised about whether incarceration is effective for criminal offenders. When
an offender goes against the law, it has been argued that they must take a social debt . Therefore,
they are sent to prison to protect the public community, and to be punished. This solution hopefully
prevents criminals from committing crime. However, future crime policies should turn away from
incarceration and work more to preventing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And our study shows that incentives for graduation and parent training are the two things that work
. The offender(s) and the stakeholders should take this quote into consideration, as they would
discourage incarceration. This would reduce the likelihood of crime being committed. If this
solution is eventually taken into consideration by the government, there will be a dramatic
reduction in crime.
Furthermore, crime policies should turn away from incarceration as it is extremely expensive
compared to rehabilitation and crime prevention programs. It is evident that more and more
people are being incarcerated for committing crime each year. Therefore the government is
having to pay a large amount of money for the offenders to be imprisoned. Crime is currently
costing the Australian government around $32 billion per year. It is approximately $30,000 to
incarcerate an offender, however it is only $5,000 to treat an offender (Drug Policy Alliance,
2005). If this solution gets taken into place, it will negatively impact police officers as there will
be loss of jobs as their job is to imprison perpetrators. Another group of stakeholders that will be
negatively impacted are the victims of crime. As it is likely that only some offenders will be
incarcerated, the victims of crime will possibly be unpleased or stressed. However they must
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A Dynamic Model Of Resource Allocation
Program portfolios within a budget constraint are a vital challenge in the management of new
product development. Most favorable portfolios are not easy to deп¬ Ѓne because of the
combinatorial density of project combinations. However, at the collective level of the strategic
allocation of resources across product lines, investment in a program is not an all or nothing
decision, but can be adjusted, resulting in a higher or lower program beneп¬ Ѓt (e.g., higher or
lower quality). In some cases, resources can be adjusted even for individual projects. With this
insight, one can use marginal analysis to optimally allocate the scarce budget. This article develops
a dynamic model of resource allocation, taking into account multiple interacting factors, such as
independent or correlated, uncertain market payoffs that change over time, increasing or decreasing
returns from the investment, carry over of the investment beneп¬ Ѓt over multiple periods, and
interactions across market segments. We characterize optimal policies in closed form and derive
qualitative decision rules for managers. (Roussel et al. 1991, Cooper et al. 1998). Projects
represent a growing proportion of human activity in large, small, private or public organizations.
Projects are used to execute and sustain today s organizational activities. They play a fundamental
role as the engine of tomorrow s innovation, value creation, and strategic change. However, projects
too often fail to deliver their promise. (PMJ, 2016).
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Program portfolios within a budget constraint are a vital challenge in the management of new
product development. Most favorable portfolios are not easy to deп¬ Ѓne because of the
combinatorial density of project combinations. However, at the collective level of the strategic
allocation of resources across product lines, investment in a program is not an all or nothing
decision, but can be adjusted, resulting in a higher or lower program beneп¬ Ѓt (e.g., higher or
lower quality). In some cases, resources can be adjusted even for individual projects. With this
insight, one can use marginal analysis to optimally allocate the scarce budget. This article develops
a dynamic model of resource allocation, taking into account multiple interacting factors, such as
independent or correlated, uncertain market payoffs that change over time, increasing or decreasing
returns from the investment, carry over of the investment beneп¬ Ѓt over multiple periods, and
interactions across market segments. We characterize optimal policies in closed form and derive
qualitative decision rules for managers. (Roussel et al. 1991, Cooper et al. 1998). Projects
represent a growing proportion of human activity in large, small, private or public organizations.
Projects are used to execute and sustain today s organizational activities. They play a fundamental
role as the engine of tomorrow s innovation, value creation, and strategic change. However, projects
too often fail to deliver their promise. (PMJ, 2016).
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The Discovery Of The 19th Century
In the 19th century Americans saw it as their duty to accomplish what many might believe to be
unrealistic, to connect North America from coast to coast. Manifest Destiny is a term that
describes the attitude that many Americans had during this era of transformation and
progression. Americans claimed the right to bring civilization westward and transform the
unknown world into a land where men could live and be free. However, with this movement of
progression Westward meant destruction for many Native Americans. California native s
suffered greatly due to the invasion and great influx of foreigners into their land due to the
natural resources California offers. These resources attracted many and as a result California
natives witnessed their land being destroyed along with their people and culture stripped away
from them. By 1849, gold was discovered in California which attracted many, all in hope of
finding gold and becoming wealthy off of it. The discovery of gold meant destruction for
California natives, especially the Yuki Indians that lived in Round Valley. Before the gold rush,
there were about 13,000 non Indians in California and by the 1860s census takers counted
362,196 non Indians in California. Due to the discovery of gold, many Yuki Indians and other
California natives were killed to be removed off their land and allow for the excavation of gold.
Killings, rape, disease, and child abduction caused a rapid decrease among the Yuki Indians. From
1850 until 1863,
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In the 19th century Americans saw it as their duty to accomplish what many might believe to be
unrealistic, to connect North America from coast to coast. Manifest Destiny is a term that
describes the attitude that many Americans had during this era of transformation and
progression. Americans claimed the right to bring civilization westward and transform the
unknown world into a land where men could live and be free. However, with this movement of
progression Westward meant destruction for many Native Americans. California native s
suffered greatly due to the invasion and great influx of foreigners into their land due to the
natural resources California offers. These resources attracted many and as a result California
natives witnessed their land being destroyed along with their people and culture stripped away
from them. By 1849, gold was discovered in California which attracted many, all in hope of
finding gold and becoming wealthy off of it. The discovery of gold meant destruction for
California natives, especially the Yuki Indians that lived in Round Valley. Before the gold rush,
there were about 13,000 non Indians in California and by the 1860s census takers counted
362,196 non Indians in California. Due to the discovery of gold, many Yuki Indians and other
California natives were killed to be removed off their land and allow for the excavation of gold.
Killings, rape, disease, and child abduction caused a rapid decrease among the Yuki Indians. From
1850 until 1863,
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The Madina Collection of Islamic Art at the LACMA Essay
The Madina Collection of Islamic Art at the LACMA
Introduction The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) announced recently that it had
acquired the remarkable Madina Collection of Islamic art. The collection contains works of various
media dating from the late 7th through 19th centuries from the vast areas that comprise the Islamic
world, from Southern Spain to Central Asia (Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 2005). While the
museum already had quite an extensive collection of Islamic art, this particular exhibit truly adds
the collections as a whole.
The Madina Collection of Islamic Art The first item to be examined is a bowl from the 14th century,
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It is very rounded and almost appears as though it is to be only held, and never set down. There
is a design around the rim of the cup. The design is a repetitive design and appears to be an
almost universal type design that could be attributed to any culture. It is something of a floral, or
leaf design and looks to be gold rather than silver as is the rest of the cup. It is a very balanced and
beautifully simple piece. http://collectionsonline.lacma.org/mwebcgi/mweb.exe?request=record
key=17763
There is a finial from the 14th century Northern Iran, perhaps from Mazanderan (Los Angeles
County Museum of Art, 2005). This piece is intricately carved from wood and possesses traces
of paint (Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 2005). It measures 14 inches tall and 6 inches in
diameter at its widest point. It is wide at its base and tapers off, not completely to a point, at the
top. It is a very solid as well as very patterned piece of art, or architecture. Like the previous items
discussed or examined, it seems to have a very symmetrical feel to it, as there is not necessarily
a picture to be seen, but a repetitive element that is seen throughout the piece, or all around the
piece in this case. The carving appears to be open carving in that there are holes in the finial where
there is no wood as part of the carved out design. This piece can be viewed at the following website:
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The Madina Collection of Islamic Art at the LACMA
Introduction The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) announced recently that it had
acquired the remarkable Madina Collection of Islamic art. The collection contains works of various
media dating from the late 7th through 19th centuries from the vast areas that comprise the Islamic
world, from Southern Spain to Central Asia (Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 2005). While the
museum already had quite an extensive collection of Islamic art, this particular exhibit truly adds
the collections as a whole.
The Madina Collection of Islamic Art The first item to be examined is a bowl from the 14th century,
from either Egypt or Syria (Los Angeles County Museum ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
It is very rounded and almost appears as though it is to be only held, and never set down. There
is a design around the rim of the cup. The design is a repetitive design and appears to be an
almost universal type design that could be attributed to any culture. It is something of a floral, or
leaf design and looks to be gold rather than silver as is the rest of the cup. It is a very balanced and
beautifully simple piece. http://collectionsonline.lacma.org/mwebcgi/mweb.exe?request=record
key=17763
There is a finial from the 14th century Northern Iran, perhaps from Mazanderan (Los Angeles
County Museum of Art, 2005). This piece is intricately carved from wood and possesses traces
of paint (Los Angeles County Museum of Art, 2005). It measures 14 inches tall and 6 inches in
diameter at its widest point. It is wide at its base and tapers off, not completely to a point, at the
top. It is a very solid as well as very patterned piece of art, or architecture. Like the previous items
discussed or examined, it seems to have a very symmetrical feel to it, as there is not necessarily
a picture to be seen, but a repetitive element that is seen throughout the piece, or all around the
piece in this case. The carving appears to be open carving in that there are holes in the finial where
there is no wood as part of the carved out design. This piece can be viewed at the following website:
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Victoria Amazonica
There are many types of pollination like pollen blast and imprisoning pollination etc
Axinaea flower contain a fruit like structure for the bird it looks like a tasty fruit. But it is a
spongy like structure which is full of air and when a bird pokes its beak in the seed all the air gets
out with the pollen grains and the bird dose not realize this and flies with the pollen stuck to its
body and when the insect will fly to another flower the flower will get pollinated.
Victoria amazonica is an amazing plant Its leaves can reach over 2.5 meters are over 30cm wide
but it lives only two days. On its first evening the flower blooms open with its white petals the
white petals smell like pineapple. Beetles are attracted to the flower because of its smell and its
heat the flower provides about 10В°C higher than the air sounding it. The flowers are female on the
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There are a lot of figs in the world ,each with its own species of pollinating fig wasp. They depend
on the other for successful reproduction..A part of the fig called synconium in the synconium
there are hundreds or thousands of flowers, they are very thin which only allow only a specific
insect to enter. Female fig wasps crawl into the hole when they are ready to lay their eggs. The
passage is so small that the wasp usually loses its wings and antennaeso the insect will die
eventually.
The fig contains three types of flowers; male, short female and long female. The wasp lays its
eggs in the short female flowers, but when the wasp is is trying to lay its eggs on the longer female.
when a plant spends its entire life underwater how do they transfer pollen
Zostera (eelgrass) is a seagrass, a true flowering plant it realeses a type of pollen called
hydrophily. Its tiny male flowers release pollen into the surrounding water, which are used to live
underwater for
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There are many types of pollination like pollen blast and imprisoning pollination etc
Axinaea flower contain a fruit like structure for the bird it looks like a tasty fruit. But it is a
spongy like structure which is full of air and when a bird pokes its beak in the seed all the air gets
out with the pollen grains and the bird dose not realize this and flies with the pollen stuck to its
body and when the insect will fly to another flower the flower will get pollinated.
Victoria amazonica is an amazing plant Its leaves can reach over 2.5 meters are over 30cm wide
but it lives only two days. On its first evening the flower blooms open with its white petals the
white petals smell like pineapple. Beetles are attracted to the flower because of its smell and its
heat the flower provides about 10В°C higher than the air sounding it. The flowers are female on the
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are a lot of figs in the world ,each with its own species of pollinating fig wasp. They depend
on the other for successful reproduction..A part of the fig called synconium in the synconium
there are hundreds or thousands of flowers, they are very thin which only allow only a specific
insect to enter. Female fig wasps crawl into the hole when they are ready to lay their eggs. The
passage is so small that the wasp usually loses its wings and antennaeso the insect will die
eventually.
The fig contains three types of flowers; male, short female and long female. The wasp lays its
eggs in the short female flowers, but when the wasp is is trying to lay its eggs on the longer female.
when a plant spends its entire life underwater how do they transfer pollen
Zostera (eelgrass) is a seagrass, a true flowering plant it realeses a type of pollen called
hydrophily. Its tiny male flowers release pollen into the surrounding water, which are used to live
underwater for
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John Locke Secondary Qualities
The mechanical philosophy, treats objects in a fairly counterintuitive way. Objects contain both
primary and secondary qualities, this idea was really pounded into the philosophical canon by
John Locke. Primary qualities consist of size, shape and motion, and pretty much everything
else is a secondary qualities. Colors, flavors, sounds, smells, warmth/cool are all qualities that
Locke vehemently claims to be secondary. This is because, as Locke argues, these qualities are
not really in the object, they are not a physical attribute of the body. Whereas primary qualities
are actually contained within the body. Some compelling arguments attempt to prove that all
qualities are actually in the body, making it clear that there is only one kind of quality, and it is a
primary one. But this claim is wildly off base. In fact, not only is it untrue that all qualities are
primary, but also all qualities are not primary. Berkeley s theories of ideas are much more
believable and far more rational. All perceived qualities are and must be secondary, as the term is...
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Take a grain of wheat, Locke says, again in An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, divide
it into two parts, each part has still solidity, extension, figure, and mobility; divide it again and it
retains all the same qualities. ( VIII, 9) Locke is half correct in this situation. He is right in
asserting that an object, if divided will still have all the same qualities, but they will have
different versions of those qualities. Not only that, the body will change. If you take a grain of
wheat and split it in two, sure, it will retain all of the same qualities, but it will be a different
object. If you divide a grain of wheat in two, you will have two half grains of wheat. Neither of
these half grains is a full grain, they can t be. So they simply cannot have the same qualities, and
the quality is not in the
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The mechanical philosophy, treats objects in a fairly counterintuitive way. Objects contain both
primary and secondary qualities, this idea was really pounded into the philosophical canon by
John Locke. Primary qualities consist of size, shape and motion, and pretty much everything
else is a secondary qualities. Colors, flavors, sounds, smells, warmth/cool are all qualities that
Locke vehemently claims to be secondary. This is because, as Locke argues, these qualities are
not really in the object, they are not a physical attribute of the body. Whereas primary qualities
are actually contained within the body. Some compelling arguments attempt to prove that all
qualities are actually in the body, making it clear that there is only one kind of quality, and it is a
primary one. But this claim is wildly off base. In fact, not only is it untrue that all qualities are
primary, but also all qualities are not primary. Berkeley s theories of ideas are much more
believable and far more rational. All perceived qualities are and must be secondary, as the term is...
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Take a grain of wheat, Locke says, again in An Essay Concerning Human Understanding, divide
it into two parts, each part has still solidity, extension, figure, and mobility; divide it again and it
retains all the same qualities. ( VIII, 9) Locke is half correct in this situation. He is right in
asserting that an object, if divided will still have all the same qualities, but they will have
different versions of those qualities. Not only that, the body will change. If you take a grain of
wheat and split it in two, sure, it will retain all of the same qualities, but it will be a different
object. If you divide a grain of wheat in two, you will have two half grains of wheat. Neither of
these half grains is a full grain, they can t be. So they simply cannot have the same qualities, and
the quality is not in the
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Toyota Niss The Nz s Auxiliary Of Nissan Motor...
The organization examined in this report is Manukau Nissan the NZ s auxiliary of Nissan Motor
Corporation of Japan. NZ plans to dispatch another car with name of Nissan next and this
assignment gives an effective and feasible marketing plan for the item. In NZ car industry is
developing at a fast speed. The demand for cars in NZ has gradually expanded to a considerable
measure because of development of economy and soundness of people s monetary condition. This
has pulled in various makers headed for the market. Nissan alongside different makers like Suzuki,
Toyota, and Tata etc. is a participant in the car industry. Presently Nissan has intended to dispatch
another car with noteworthy developments and steps on the way to betterments.
The SMART objective of the marketing plan is
Specific: to launch and market the smart Cars in NZ
Measurable:
amplified market share of Nissan in 2017 starting 16.7% to 20%
Maintain the 50% hike of innovative cars sales all through 2017.
drive the cars hybrid sales to go up 10% per year
Achievable: making arrangement of the smart security elements to the average middle class citizens.
Realistic: In NZ car industry is developing at a quick rapidity. There have been colossal demands
for cars in NZ in the most recent couple of years because of change in economy of NZ this
demand has expanded massively. The amount of cars being used today in NZ is 15 million.
Around two third of the cars demand is being met as of now by NZ s creation
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The organization examined in this report is Manukau Nissan the NZ s auxiliary of Nissan Motor
Corporation of Japan. NZ plans to dispatch another car with name of Nissan next and this
assignment gives an effective and feasible marketing plan for the item. In NZ car industry is
developing at a fast speed. The demand for cars in NZ has gradually expanded to a considerable
measure because of development of economy and soundness of people s monetary condition. This
has pulled in various makers headed for the market. Nissan alongside different makers like Suzuki,
Toyota, and Tata etc. is a participant in the car industry. Presently Nissan has intended to dispatch
another car with noteworthy developments and steps on the way to betterments.
The SMART objective of the marketing plan is
Specific: to launch and market the smart Cars in NZ
Measurable:
amplified market share of Nissan in 2017 starting 16.7% to 20%
Maintain the 50% hike of innovative cars sales all through 2017.
drive the cars hybrid sales to go up 10% per year
Achievable: making arrangement of the smart security elements to the average middle class citizens.
Realistic: In NZ car industry is developing at a quick rapidity. There have been colossal demands
for cars in NZ in the most recent couple of years because of change in economy of NZ this
demand has expanded massively. The amount of cars being used today in NZ is 15 million.
Around two third of the cars demand is being met as of now by NZ s creation
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Huge Comeback Research Paper
Huge Comeback Falls Short on Last Second Shot in Gents Loss to Texas Lutheran
SHREVEPORT, La. Down by 72 49, The Gents used a 25 4 run to pull within a possession.
Senior James Sapp s career high 43rd point on a three pointer tied the game with 13 seconds left,
but the Gents fell on a triple by Sterling Holmes with two seconds left as Centenary (8 10, 2 5
Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference) lost to Texas Lutheran (11 7, 5 2 SCAC) 98 95 Sunday
afternoon, January 22.
Junior Travion Kirkendoll reached the 30 point plateau for the first time in his career, scoring 35
points on 10 for 26 shooting and hitting all 10 from the charity stripe. He scored 31 points in the
second half alone on 9 for 14 shooting (5 for 6 from behind the arc).
With the Maroon and White down 23 with 13:39 left the largest ... Show more content on
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Two missed Texas Lutheran triples led to a fastbreak layup and triple by Kirkendoll. Holmes
answered with the hoop and harm to push the deficit back to four.
Sapp split from the line, but Holmes missed the front end of a one and one. Sapp grabbed the
board and raced down the court for the triple to force the first tie of the night.
Holmes hit the game winner, and sophomore Treylan Matthews halfcourt heave bounced off the rim.
Holmes scored 33 points to lead the visitors, hitting 12 for 15 from the field and adding seven
rebounds and six assists.
Texas Lutheran scored the first six points of the game and jumped out to a 13 1 lead. The
Bulldogs led 6 1 just 4:30 in when Jordan Kourmetis hit a three. Jumpers by Behr and Matthew
Gillette brought the deficit to 12.
Centenary cut the game to eight right before the half, but a Holmes three and two Behr free throws
put Texas Lutheran up 47 34 at the break.
The Bulldogs built the lead to 23 when they hit 7 of 8 from behind the arc to begin the second half.
Texas Lutheran finished the game 19 for 34 (55.9 percent) from
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Huge Comeback Falls Short on Last Second Shot in Gents Loss to Texas Lutheran
SHREVEPORT, La. Down by 72 49, The Gents used a 25 4 run to pull within a possession.
Senior James Sapp s career high 43rd point on a three pointer tied the game with 13 seconds left,
but the Gents fell on a triple by Sterling Holmes with two seconds left as Centenary (8 10, 2 5
Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference) lost to Texas Lutheran (11 7, 5 2 SCAC) 98 95 Sunday
afternoon, January 22.
Junior Travion Kirkendoll reached the 30 point plateau for the first time in his career, scoring 35
points on 10 for 26 shooting and hitting all 10 from the charity stripe. He scored 31 points in the
second half alone on 9 for 14 shooting (5 for 6 from behind the arc).
With the Maroon and White down 23 with 13:39 left the largest ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Two missed Texas Lutheran triples led to a fastbreak layup and triple by Kirkendoll. Holmes
answered with the hoop and harm to push the deficit back to four.
Sapp split from the line, but Holmes missed the front end of a one and one. Sapp grabbed the
board and raced down the court for the triple to force the first tie of the night.
Holmes hit the game winner, and sophomore Treylan Matthews halfcourt heave bounced off the rim.
Holmes scored 33 points to lead the visitors, hitting 12 for 15 from the field and adding seven
rebounds and six assists.
Texas Lutheran scored the first six points of the game and jumped out to a 13 1 lead. The
Bulldogs led 6 1 just 4:30 in when Jordan Kourmetis hit a three. Jumpers by Behr and Matthew
Gillette brought the deficit to 12.
Centenary cut the game to eight right before the half, but a Holmes three and two Behr free throws
put Texas Lutheran up 47 34 at the break.
The Bulldogs built the lead to 23 when they hit 7 of 8 from behind the arc to begin the second half.
Texas Lutheran finished the game 19 for 34 (55.9 percent) from
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Garrett Hardin Lifeboat Ethics Analysis
In Lifeboat Ethics: The case against helping the poor , Garrett Hardin (2012) discusses the
controversial case of helping the poor. The author analyzes this case with the use of a lifeboat
metaphor and presents his opposition to the establishment of a World Food Bank . This article
was first published in Psychology Today magazine in 1974. Hardin has written many works in his
time dealing with similar topics, such as his articles Tragedy of the commons (Hardin,1968). His
writings mainly focus on social dilemmas showing interest in economics and ecology, one
example is his book Living Within Limits: Ecology, Economics, and Population Taboos Oxford
University Press (Hardin,1993). Harden s aim of this particular article is to show the prevailing
issues or consequences that arise when people or countries... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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He provides many logical analysis of the given cases to establish his credibility. Pathos is not as
evident in his article; he refrains from it to build a sound argument. The author uses many
numerical statistics to back up his claims. However, these certain evidences have not been cited
by an authority which lead us to question his validity. He manages to provide several examples to
support an idea he is developing. Hardin refers to the Food for peace program as an example to
appeal to the case of the World Food Bank . The discussion of both the potential negative and
positive sides of the Food for peace program is what build the author s credibility. His opinions
do not seem to be biased as he merely analyzes the situation off of statistical numbers and past
experiences. Hardin includes certain terms that may be unheard of by certain readers, such as
tragedy of the commons and the green revolution , but he does provide a clear definition for these
terms in his article. The author uses a heavy choice of words and has a serious tone, which is
mainly to highlight the importance of the subject being
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In Lifeboat Ethics: The case against helping the poor , Garrett Hardin (2012) discusses the
controversial case of helping the poor. The author analyzes this case with the use of a lifeboat
metaphor and presents his opposition to the establishment of a World Food Bank . This article
was first published in Psychology Today magazine in 1974. Hardin has written many works in his
time dealing with similar topics, such as his articles Tragedy of the commons (Hardin,1968). His
writings mainly focus on social dilemmas showing interest in economics and ecology, one
example is his book Living Within Limits: Ecology, Economics, and Population Taboos Oxford
University Press (Hardin,1993). Harden s aim of this particular article is to show the prevailing
issues or consequences that arise when people or countries... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
He provides many logical analysis of the given cases to establish his credibility. Pathos is not as
evident in his article; he refrains from it to build a sound argument. The author uses many
numerical statistics to back up his claims. However, these certain evidences have not been cited
by an authority which lead us to question his validity. He manages to provide several examples to
support an idea he is developing. Hardin refers to the Food for peace program as an example to
appeal to the case of the World Food Bank . The discussion of both the potential negative and
positive sides of the Food for peace program is what build the author s credibility. His opinions
do not seem to be biased as he merely analyzes the situation off of statistical numbers and past
experiences. Hardin includes certain terms that may be unheard of by certain readers, such as
tragedy of the commons and the green revolution , but he does provide a clear definition for these
terms in his article. The author uses a heavy choice of words and has a serious tone, which is
mainly to highlight the importance of the subject being
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Cherokee Indian Removal Analysis
The Cherokee Nation flourished in 1838 through Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and North
Carolina. They had their own newspaper, The Cherokee Phoenix, they grew corn and cotton,
raised hogs and cattle, and they lived in log houses. The Cherokee Indians lived in peace, up until
October of 1838. Cherokees were forced out of their homes and held at gunpoint by 7,000 soldiers,
an order from President Martin Van Buren who was pressured by Georgia. Eighteen thousand
Indians were pressured to march from Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina to the
Indian territory in present day Oklahoma. Approximately 4,000 CherokeeIndians, mostly children
and the elderly, died on this march which became known as Nunahi Duna Dlo Hilu I or trail... Show
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It is not known how many died on the journey, but the trip was especially hard on infants,
children, and the elderly. Missionary doctor Elizur Butler, who accompanied the Cherokees,
estimated that over 4,000 died nearly one fifth of the Cherokee population. Some slaves also died
on the Trail of Tears. In the end, the U.S. government never even paid the $5 million promised to
the Cherokees in the Treaty of New Echota. The Cherokee Nation tried to adapt to the new
environment and re established their own system of government, similar to that of the United
States. John Ross was elected as the Principal Chief of the reconstituted Cherokee Nation.
The Trail of Tears was a devastating forced march of 800 miles of the Cherokee Nation. Andrew
Jackson strongly believed that the removal of Indians from the east would benefit the nation and
the Cherokees. In reality, only the United States benefited from the removal and many Cherokees
suffered and died and, in the end, did not get what they were promised. Even then the Cherokees
remained strong, kept their beliefs, and continued to
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The Cherokee Nation flourished in 1838 through Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and North
Carolina. They had their own newspaper, The Cherokee Phoenix, they grew corn and cotton,
raised hogs and cattle, and they lived in log houses. The Cherokee Indians lived in peace, up until
October of 1838. Cherokees were forced out of their homes and held at gunpoint by 7,000 soldiers,
an order from President Martin Van Buren who was pressured by Georgia. Eighteen thousand
Indians were pressured to march from Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina to the
Indian territory in present day Oklahoma. Approximately 4,000 CherokeeIndians, mostly children
and the elderly, died on this march which became known as Nunahi Duna Dlo Hilu I or trail... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is not known how many died on the journey, but the trip was especially hard on infants,
children, and the elderly. Missionary doctor Elizur Butler, who accompanied the Cherokees,
estimated that over 4,000 died nearly one fifth of the Cherokee population. Some slaves also died
on the Trail of Tears. In the end, the U.S. government never even paid the $5 million promised to
the Cherokees in the Treaty of New Echota. The Cherokee Nation tried to adapt to the new
environment and re established their own system of government, similar to that of the United
States. John Ross was elected as the Principal Chief of the reconstituted Cherokee Nation.
The Trail of Tears was a devastating forced march of 800 miles of the Cherokee Nation. Andrew
Jackson strongly believed that the removal of Indians from the east would benefit the nation and
the Cherokees. In reality, only the United States benefited from the removal and many Cherokees
suffered and died and, in the end, did not get what they were promised. Even then the Cherokees
remained strong, kept their beliefs, and continued to
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Essay on Reverend Hale
Reverend Hale
The Crucible written by Arthur Miller is a play that takes place in the sixteen nineties during the
famous but tragic witch trials. Reverend Hale who is a minister and an expert of the demonic
arts and witchcraft is sent from East Hanover to Salem where there is a spreading fear of
witchcraft. When Hale arrives in Salem he finds the entire town in total chaos. At the beginning
Hale is adamant in believing that they re where witches and that nothing but good could come of
his being there. Near the end when the truth has been exposed, Hale with so much blood on his
head pleads : I come to do the Devil s work. I come to counsel Christians they should belie
themselves. There is blood on my head! Can you not see the blood on ... Show more content on
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After a few days of court Hale visits several households without the courts authority, and goes to
John Proctors house to have a few words with John and his wife . At the end of the talks Proctor
states : And why not, if they must hang for denying it? There are them that will swear to anything
before they ll hang ; have you never thought of that? (69).
Hale knows that people will confess to anything to avoid being hanged, and he is deeply
troubled when he learns of Abigail s motifs for revenge. Respected people have told Hale that
the trials are non sense. He has tried to find holes in these people s reasoning, so he can be
reassured he hasn t made a big mistake in his aiding of the conviction of these people, but their
reasoning is completely logical. Hale becomes more aware of the truth near the end of Act II,
when Giles Corey and Francis Nurse report that their wives have been taken away. Reverend Hale
is surprised, but disturbed by the news because he thought of Rebecca as surely being innocent
when he met her. He says that, if Rebecca Nurse be tainted, then nothing s left to stop the whole
greenworld from burning (71). Hale then tries to explain her arrest by saying (in great pain) : Man
remember, until an hour before the Devil fell, God thought him beautiful in Heaven (71).
At this point Hale hopes that the trials are legitimate, and tries to account for unusual happenings,
but things just do not add up. The nail is put in the coffin in terms
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Reverend Hale
The Crucible written by Arthur Miller is a play that takes place in the sixteen nineties during the
famous but tragic witch trials. Reverend Hale who is a minister and an expert of the demonic
arts and witchcraft is sent from East Hanover to Salem where there is a spreading fear of
witchcraft. When Hale arrives in Salem he finds the entire town in total chaos. At the beginning
Hale is adamant in believing that they re where witches and that nothing but good could come of
his being there. Near the end when the truth has been exposed, Hale with so much blood on his
head pleads : I come to do the Devil s work. I come to counsel Christians they should belie
themselves. There is blood on my head! Can you not see the blood on ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
After a few days of court Hale visits several households without the courts authority, and goes to
John Proctors house to have a few words with John and his wife . At the end of the talks Proctor
states : And why not, if they must hang for denying it? There are them that will swear to anything
before they ll hang ; have you never thought of that? (69).
Hale knows that people will confess to anything to avoid being hanged, and he is deeply
troubled when he learns of Abigail s motifs for revenge. Respected people have told Hale that
the trials are non sense. He has tried to find holes in these people s reasoning, so he can be
reassured he hasn t made a big mistake in his aiding of the conviction of these people, but their
reasoning is completely logical. Hale becomes more aware of the truth near the end of Act II,
when Giles Corey and Francis Nurse report that their wives have been taken away. Reverend Hale
is surprised, but disturbed by the news because he thought of Rebecca as surely being innocent
when he met her. He says that, if Rebecca Nurse be tainted, then nothing s left to stop the whole
greenworld from burning (71). Hale then tries to explain her arrest by saying (in great pain) : Man
remember, until an hour before the Devil fell, God thought him beautiful in Heaven (71).
At this point Hale hopes that the trials are legitimate, and tries to account for unusual happenings,
but things just do not add up. The nail is put in the coffin in terms
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Application For The Associate Governmental Program Analyst...
First, I want to thank you for considering my application for the Associate Governmental Program
Analyst/Staff Services Analyst vacancy. I have a Bachelor s of Arts degree and I will have a
Master s of Arts in December of this year. I have a strong ability to effectively interact with
customers, internal and external stakeholders, and staff from other state agencies. I have excellent
communication, interpersonal, problem solving, time managementskills. I also have strong
analytical skills and attention to detail. Additionally, I have experience researching, gathering and
analyzing information to compose research papers. Individually and within group settings, I have
made presentations to a variety of audiences on course related topics. I am confident that my
knowledge, skills, abilities, education and professional experience will meet the Business Programs
Division s Uniform Commercial
Code Statement of Information Section business needs.
I currently serve as the Project Coordinator for the California Business Connect Project. As the
Project Coordinator, I serve as the primary resource to the California Business Connect Project
team, the Project Director and Project Manager. I assist with developing, monitoring, and
maintaining project documentation on the shared network and the project library. I plan, organize,
facilitate meetings and create handouts for team building activities I provide technical support to
31 project team members. I maintain the California Business
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First, I want to thank you for considering my application for the Associate Governmental Program
Analyst/Staff Services Analyst vacancy. I have a Bachelor s of Arts degree and I will have a
Master s of Arts in December of this year. I have a strong ability to effectively interact with
customers, internal and external stakeholders, and staff from other state agencies. I have excellent
communication, interpersonal, problem solving, time managementskills. I also have strong
analytical skills and attention to detail. Additionally, I have experience researching, gathering and
analyzing information to compose research papers. Individually and within group settings, I have
made presentations to a variety of audiences on course related topics. I am confident that my
knowledge, skills, abilities, education and professional experience will meet the Business Programs
Division s Uniform Commercial
Code Statement of Information Section business needs.
I currently serve as the Project Coordinator for the California Business Connect Project. As the
Project Coordinator, I serve as the primary resource to the California Business Connect Project
team, the Project Director and Project Manager. I assist with developing, monitoring, and
maintaining project documentation on the shared network and the project library. I plan, organize,
facilitate meetings and create handouts for team building activities I provide technical support to
31 project team members. I maintain the California Business
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Define Benefit Plans Definition
The defined benefit plans and defined contribution plans pay a pension to retired worker, usually
until his death or the death of the surviving spouse. The difference between the plans is the amount
of the pension that is calculated according to the performance of the pension fund. It is not set in
advance according to Defined Contribution plans. The employer has no obligation to bail out the
cash if actuarial deficit. Workers therefore cannot determine in advance with certainty their lifestyle
when retired based solely on their pension fund. Unlike Defined Contribution plans, defined benefit
plans are funded by contributions paid by the employer and the employee, which accumulate in a
pension fund and are invested to yield. Yields accumulated
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The defined benefit plans and defined contribution plans pay a pension to retired worker, usually
until his death or the death of the surviving spouse. The difference between the plans is the amount
of the pension that is calculated according to the performance of the pension fund. It is not set in
advance according to Defined Contribution plans. The employer has no obligation to bail out the
cash if actuarial deficit. Workers therefore cannot determine in advance with certainty their lifestyle
when retired based solely on their pension fund. Unlike Defined Contribution plans, defined benefit
plans are funded by contributions paid by the employer and the employee, which accumulate in a
pension fund and are invested to yield. Yields accumulated
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Ethnography And Its Difference From Other Research Methods
Ethnography is a complex process it s not just simply viewing children in their
environment.Ethnography allow research to examine children in ways other research cannot
because ethnography allows the researcher to see and be a part of a children s peer
culture.Ethnography involves prolonged fieldwork where researchers study a group to understand
their mundane practices of life. the observation allows them to see their physical and institutional
settings, their daily routines,their beliefs and values,their linguistic and other semiotic system that
mediates all these contexts and activities. (Corsaro 2014 p) In this paper I will provide
understanding on ethnographyand its difference from other researchmethods. I will describe the...
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This is a holistic approach or as corsaro explains it as thick description (Geertz) which is a view
that research actively participate so they can get a view of children that is ingrained and is
closely linked to children s views rather than a bird s eye view which is a adults perspective of
what they see. A good example of this is in corsaro s work where he through observation found
that children are protective of their play routine and they don t allow peers to enter the play
routine this is a thin description because this is the adults view , however Corsaro argued through
holistic ethnography that children don t reject peers into play spaces but they are aware that their
play spaces can be disrupted and so they are protective of sustaining play routine the children did
however, allow children who observed and understood the rules of play routine to engage in it. The
two views described shows the views children have and what children are doing in this situation
compared to the view adults hold
Flexible and self correction this allows research to change their views due to inquiry.
Through the three features of ethnography it s evident that other research methods don t allow the
same approach as ethnography. Ethnography is different from other research methods for the
reasons explained above thus it is desirable for studying children however it does have some
challenges that make research think twice before engaging with ethnography.
Challenges of
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Ethnography is a complex process it s not just simply viewing children in their
environment.Ethnography allow research to examine children in ways other research cannot
because ethnography allows the researcher to see and be a part of a children s peer
culture.Ethnography involves prolonged fieldwork where researchers study a group to understand
their mundane practices of life. the observation allows them to see their physical and institutional
settings, their daily routines,their beliefs and values,their linguistic and other semiotic system that
mediates all these contexts and activities. (Corsaro 2014 p) In this paper I will provide
understanding on ethnographyand its difference from other researchmethods. I will describe the...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is a holistic approach or as corsaro explains it as thick description (Geertz) which is a view
that research actively participate so they can get a view of children that is ingrained and is
closely linked to children s views rather than a bird s eye view which is a adults perspective of
what they see. A good example of this is in corsaro s work where he through observation found
that children are protective of their play routine and they don t allow peers to enter the play
routine this is a thin description because this is the adults view , however Corsaro argued through
holistic ethnography that children don t reject peers into play spaces but they are aware that their
play spaces can be disrupted and so they are protective of sustaining play routine the children did
however, allow children who observed and understood the rules of play routine to engage in it. The
two views described shows the views children have and what children are doing in this situation
compared to the view adults hold
Flexible and self correction this allows research to change their views due to inquiry.
Through the three features of ethnography it s evident that other research methods don t allow the
same approach as ethnography. Ethnography is different from other research methods for the
reasons explained above thus it is desirable for studying children however it does have some
challenges that make research think twice before engaging with ethnography.
Challenges of
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The Iroquois Creation Story And The World On The Turtle s Ku
The antithesis between The World on the Turtle s Back and P an Ku
I think God, in creating a man, somewhat overestimated his ability is a quote from Oscar Wilde.
The quote from Oscar Wilde is fitting to both these stories because though the stories sound
warm and peaceful, one person always turns evil. In the Iroquois creation story, The World on the
Turtle s Back is about a Sky Woman who falls into the ocean and is challenged to survive with the
help of animals. The Sky Woman creates a daughter with clay and that daughter gives birth to
twins whom are good and bad. In the Chinese creation story, P an Ku the god, P an Ku, separates
the earth and sky when he awoke and successfully did so. The gods and goddesses in heaven were
amazed at the sight of the Earth that one goddess thought the world needs creatures so it could be
walked on. Despite the differences of the two storyline, the similarities/differences between the
Iroquois creation story, The World on the Turtle s Back and the Werner creation story, P an Ku is
evident through their relationship between humans and nature, relationship between humans and
spirits, and its conflict.
P an Ku and The World on the Turtle s Back both share a mutual relationship between humans and
nature. The god, P an Ku, was sleeping for years until he was ready to wake up and do his purpose
of recreating the earth. In the Chinese creation story, the earth forms more beautiful when every
part of P an Ku became useful to the
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The antithesis between The World on the Turtle s Back and P an Ku
I think God, in creating a man, somewhat overestimated his ability is a quote from Oscar Wilde.
The quote from Oscar Wilde is fitting to both these stories because though the stories sound
warm and peaceful, one person always turns evil. In the Iroquois creation story, The World on the
Turtle s Back is about a Sky Woman who falls into the ocean and is challenged to survive with the
help of animals. The Sky Woman creates a daughter with clay and that daughter gives birth to
twins whom are good and bad. In the Chinese creation story, P an Ku the god, P an Ku, separates
the earth and sky when he awoke and successfully did so. The gods and goddesses in heaven were
amazed at the sight of the Earth that one goddess thought the world needs creatures so it could be
walked on. Despite the differences of the two storyline, the similarities/differences between the
Iroquois creation story, The World on the Turtle s Back and the Werner creation story, P an Ku is
evident through their relationship between humans and nature, relationship between humans and
spirits, and its conflict.
P an Ku and The World on the Turtle s Back both share a mutual relationship between humans and
nature. The god, P an Ku, was sleeping for years until he was ready to wake up and do his purpose
of recreating the earth. In the Chinese creation story, the earth forms more beautiful when every
part of P an Ku became useful to the
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Ottawa Charter Analysis
As we all know, health has being one of essential part of human being.
Health promotion is the process of allowing people to control, manage and improve their health by
accesses on a social and cultural understanding of health and illness. Health promotion is not just
the responsibility of the health sector, but goes beyond healthy lifestyles to wellbeing.
In November 1986, the first International Conference on Health Promotion was held in Ottawa. And
they launched a number of actions among international organisations, national governments and
local communities to achieve the goal of Health For All by the year 2000 and beyond through
better health promotion, which is called Ottawa Charter . (WHO, 2009) After 20 years, since
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However, it has been more than 25 years, since it announced. (Health Promotion International, 2011)
The world has been changed significantly as in environmentally, socially and economically and
these include development of technology, occurrences of new diseases which can threaten people
lives such as HIV/ AIDS and Ebola virus and prominent change in population. Due to theses reasons,
reflective changes are requires developing new strategies, which can be useful. Moreover
continuous investment and observation will be required to improve prevention and health
promotion. (Canadian Journal of Public Health, 2008)
The Bangkok Charter content contains may action strategies, commitments and pledges to address
the determinants of health in a globalised world through health
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As we all know, health has being one of essential part of human being.
Health promotion is the process of allowing people to control, manage and improve their health by
accesses on a social and cultural understanding of health and illness. Health promotion is not just
the responsibility of the health sector, but goes beyond healthy lifestyles to wellbeing.
In November 1986, the first International Conference on Health Promotion was held in Ottawa. And
they launched a number of actions among international organisations, national governments and
local communities to achieve the goal of Health For All by the year 2000 and beyond through
better health promotion, which is called Ottawa Charter . (WHO, 2009) After 20 years, since
Ottawa Charter ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, it has been more than 25 years, since it announced. (Health Promotion International, 2011)
The world has been changed significantly as in environmentally, socially and economically and
these include development of technology, occurrences of new diseases which can threaten people
lives such as HIV/ AIDS and Ebola virus and prominent change in population. Due to theses reasons,
reflective changes are requires developing new strategies, which can be useful. Moreover
continuous investment and observation will be required to improve prevention and health
promotion. (Canadian Journal of Public Health, 2008)
The Bangkok Charter content contains may action strategies, commitments and pledges to address
the determinants of health in a globalised world through health
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Coimbatore Essay
Coimbatore My enriching companion.
A human life consists of about 30,000 sunshine days during which time he builds multitudinal
relationships with family, friends, colleagues, acquaintances and strangers. Today I write about an
extraordinary relationship, one I share with a city called Coimbatore. My uncommon choice is not
due to a lack of human interactions but is a result of the breadth of my relationship with the city
and the enriching influence it has had on my life.
A metro city in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Coimbatore is a multi dimensional textile
haven. A young bride, I came to Coimbatore in 1993, ready to embark on an exciting journey that
encompassed a new home, new city and a new individual in my life, my husband.
Our manufacturing unit in Karur was a two hour drive from the city. The strenuous highway
commute meant that Manish was a weekend husband, shuttling between the mill and the city. I
struggled ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Further divided into east and west zones, the parallel lanes had large row houses that shared
common walls. The construction was a dead give away of the interdependent nature of the society.
Shall we move on ? asked Loka.
Hmm, I responded.
Driving further north we arrived at Raja Steet, the silk hub of the city. The narrow market street
had stores on either side, some large showrooms, others singular stalls. Intrigued, I went to Shobha
Sarees. For the wedding, I had visited a number of such showrooms in Mumbai and Kolkatta but
the service I received at Shobha was second to none. The attendants dutifully displayed their wares,
meekly waiting for me to decide. In the 30 minutes I spent there, I discovered that women were
treated with utmost respect in the city. In hindsight, I might even add that they were truly revered.
To know Coimbatore, you must know its food Ma Loka chirped.
I have heard Annapurna is the best, I said
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Coimbatore My enriching companion.
A human life consists of about 30,000 sunshine days during which time he builds multitudinal
relationships with family, friends, colleagues, acquaintances and strangers. Today I write about an
extraordinary relationship, one I share with a city called Coimbatore. My uncommon choice is not
due to a lack of human interactions but is a result of the breadth of my relationship with the city
and the enriching influence it has had on my life.
A metro city in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu, Coimbatore is a multi dimensional textile
haven. A young bride, I came to Coimbatore in 1993, ready to embark on an exciting journey that
encompassed a new home, new city and a new individual in my life, my husband.
Our manufacturing unit in Karur was a two hour drive from the city. The strenuous highway
commute meant that Manish was a weekend husband, shuttling between the mill and the city. I
struggled ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Further divided into east and west zones, the parallel lanes had large row houses that shared
common walls. The construction was a dead give away of the interdependent nature of the society.
Shall we move on ? asked Loka.
Hmm, I responded.
Driving further north we arrived at Raja Steet, the silk hub of the city. The narrow market street
had stores on either side, some large showrooms, others singular stalls. Intrigued, I went to Shobha
Sarees. For the wedding, I had visited a number of such showrooms in Mumbai and Kolkatta but
the service I received at Shobha was second to none. The attendants dutifully displayed their wares,
meekly waiting for me to decide. In the 30 minutes I spent there, I discovered that women were
treated with utmost respect in the city. In hindsight, I might even add that they were truly revered.
To know Coimbatore, you must know its food Ma Loka chirped.
I have heard Annapurna is the best, I said
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Social Implications Of A Negative Impact On The World
I know many of my friends that have encountered a situation that caused negative social
implications. They would upload personal information to sharing websites such as the well
known one, www.ask.fm or Facebook. Every piece of data they would decide to share to the
world enabled people from anywhere to read and acknowledge the information about them which
could have put them in potential danger to threats that would complicate their lives. Since they
decided to do so, future employers may have had the chance to find out about this information
which contained personal data, inappropriate language and dangerous actions. This could have
prevented them from receiving/applying for a part time, or register for college, or at the extremes
suspend them from attending school. After a speaker about online networking visited our school,
his speech had a positive influence on some of my friends where they then proceeded to delete the
comments/pictures from the websites and off of their accounts which cleared some of the tension
between certain people. Some ways to prevent social implications from having a negative impact
on yourself, family, friends or the wider community is to think before you post something on
digital platforms that has the potential to harm yourself or one another. Initiative must be used
before uploading information or pictures about yourself or others by following simple steps such
as asking yourself: is it true, will I benefit from it, will it offend someone,
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I know many of my friends that have encountered a situation that caused negative social
implications. They would upload personal information to sharing websites such as the well
known one, www.ask.fm or Facebook. Every piece of data they would decide to share to the
world enabled people from anywhere to read and acknowledge the information about them which
could have put them in potential danger to threats that would complicate their lives. Since they
decided to do so, future employers may have had the chance to find out about this information
which contained personal data, inappropriate language and dangerous actions. This could have
prevented them from receiving/applying for a part time, or register for college, or at the extremes
suspend them from attending school. After a speaker about online networking visited our school,
his speech had a positive influence on some of my friends where they then proceeded to delete the
comments/pictures from the websites and off of their accounts which cleared some of the tension
between certain people. Some ways to prevent social implications from having a negative impact
on yourself, family, friends or the wider community is to think before you post something on
digital platforms that has the potential to harm yourself or one another. Initiative must be used
before uploading information or pictures about yourself or others by following simple steps such
as asking yourself: is it true, will I benefit from it, will it offend someone,
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Clemon Personal Statement
Firnaz Luztian Adiansyah
Personal Statement
Clemson University
Degree Objective: MS
There are over 7.2 billion people on the planet. The population in the US alone is around 313.9
million and 30% of its population, have a bachelor s degree. I realized to compete with this 30%
or 90 million other people seeking for jobs, i have to at least get a master s degree to be
outstanding from the rest of the competitor. And why choose computer science as a field of study?
Computer science field is growing fast every year. According to the US department of labor the
level of employment will raise 19 20% from now until 2020. That means more opportunities for us
computer scientists. I believe Clemson University can provide me a bright future. Clemson
University is also inside the list of 100 best Universities for computer science in the US. ... Show
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Our technology is not as advanced as western countries. It has been my dream since i was a kid
to go abroad and learn in these countries where the technology is more advanced. That is why i
decided to pursue a master s degree in the US to get experience i won t be able to get from my
country. I am now 21, i want to deepen my knowledge while I am still motivated to study and
learn. After some research, I trust Clemson University with its good reputation in computer
science field, i believe i can land in my dream job after graduation and grasp how the system
works. Once i gain all the necessary skills, i am planning to return to indonesia and use my
knowledge i have learned abroad for the good of my country. In addition to that, people who has a
master s degree especially from the US will outstand most of the competitors in my country. Aside
of being outstanding, the reason why i want a master s degree in computer science is because this
field of study is interesting to
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Firnaz Luztian Adiansyah
Personal Statement
Clemson University
Degree Objective: MS
There are over 7.2 billion people on the planet. The population in the US alone is around 313.9
million and 30% of its population, have a bachelor s degree. I realized to compete with this 30%
or 90 million other people seeking for jobs, i have to at least get a master s degree to be
outstanding from the rest of the competitor. And why choose computer science as a field of study?
Computer science field is growing fast every year. According to the US department of labor the
level of employment will raise 19 20% from now until 2020. That means more opportunities for us
computer scientists. I believe Clemson University can provide me a bright future. Clemson
University is also inside the list of 100 best Universities for computer science in the US. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Our technology is not as advanced as western countries. It has been my dream since i was a kid
to go abroad and learn in these countries where the technology is more advanced. That is why i
decided to pursue a master s degree in the US to get experience i won t be able to get from my
country. I am now 21, i want to deepen my knowledge while I am still motivated to study and
learn. After some research, I trust Clemson University with its good reputation in computer
science field, i believe i can land in my dream job after graduation and grasp how the system
works. Once i gain all the necessary skills, i am planning to return to indonesia and use my
knowledge i have learned abroad for the good of my country. In addition to that, people who has a
master s degree especially from the US will outstand most of the competitors in my country. Aside
of being outstanding, the reason why i want a master s degree in computer science is because this
field of study is interesting to
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Critical Narrative And Story Telling Style
English 2201 helped me discover not only myself as a writer, but allowed me to go more in
depth with learning how to write in the field of my intended discipline. This is the first specific
English class I have taken that focused on the style of writing I will need to be familiar in the
future with. Because of that fact, I defiantly enjoyed this class. I feel like my knowledge and ability
to navigate the writingtechniques of my major have improved and my in text citations skills have
improved greatly. Overall this course opened my eyes to the many different styles there are in the
field of Communications, which is my intended field of study, and how to use these styles
correctly and efficiently. I learned an array of new things with every paperand project we
participated in. Our first project was a critical narrative styled paper. Personally when it comes
to writing, I prefer the critical narrative and story telling style because I enjoy putting my
creative mind to work. It is easier for me to write down exactly what I am thinking, rather than
writing research papers with sources to go off of. So, I extremely enjoyed the first project. The
main element I can take away from writing the Category 1: Writing in the Field assignment was
how to conduct a proper interview. I interviewed Marc Morriston, who is the head of marketing at
WNCT News here in Greenville. I conducted the interview based off of what we learned in class
and I ended up making connections that I can use in
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English 2201 helped me discover not only myself as a writer, but allowed me to go more in
depth with learning how to write in the field of my intended discipline. This is the first specific
English class I have taken that focused on the style of writing I will need to be familiar in the
future with. Because of that fact, I defiantly enjoyed this class. I feel like my knowledge and ability
to navigate the writingtechniques of my major have improved and my in text citations skills have
improved greatly. Overall this course opened my eyes to the many different styles there are in the
field of Communications, which is my intended field of study, and how to use these styles
correctly and efficiently. I learned an array of new things with every paperand project we
participated in. Our first project was a critical narrative styled paper. Personally when it comes
to writing, I prefer the critical narrative and story telling style because I enjoy putting my
creative mind to work. It is easier for me to write down exactly what I am thinking, rather than
writing research papers with sources to go off of. So, I extremely enjoyed the first project. The
main element I can take away from writing the Category 1: Writing in the Field assignment was
how to conduct a proper interview. I interviewed Marc Morriston, who is the head of marketing at
WNCT News here in Greenville. I conducted the interview based off of what we learned in class
and I ended up making connections that I can use in
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Family Therapy Interview Paper
For the professional practice interview, I interviewed Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Joe
Exnowski. He has been working with my population of interest for the past four years. He works
with an array of students dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, and substance use and abuse. In
addition, to working with this population across different collegecampuses, he also works with
couples in private practice. I conducted a 15 minute interview in which we had the opportunity to
explore the pros and cons about working with this specific population more in particular, in regards
to alcohol use and abuse.
1.What made you want to become a Marriage and Family Therapist? It was something I always
wanted to do, but for various circumstances, I was never able to. I was a plumber for almost 40
years until I finally decided to have a career change and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How long have you been working with the college age population or in college settings? I ve been
working with college students for a few years now. It all began at a training site before getting
licensed. After getting licensed, I wanted to continue working with this population and have been
doing it since then.
4.What is one of the main challenges when working with this population? Most of the people that
come in for help are very overwhelmed. This makes them flaky, they are late, and/or they miss a
lot of appointments. They also come up with excuses, not sure if this is logistical or if they get
frightened in session. I m not really sure what the answer to that is. This seems to be a common
pattern across the board.
5.What are some things you find rewarding when working with this population? For many of
them, they have never been in therapy before; it is like a whole new world for them. A lot of
these people have never asked for support. Just looking at them and seeing the hope that they have,
when someone actually cares for them and can help them achieve their goals; it is a great feeling to
have
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For the professional practice interview, I interviewed Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Joe
Exnowski. He has been working with my population of interest for the past four years. He works
with an array of students dealing with anxiety, depression, stress, and substance use and abuse. In
addition, to working with this population across different collegecampuses, he also works with
couples in private practice. I conducted a 15 minute interview in which we had the opportunity to
explore the pros and cons about working with this specific population more in particular, in regards
to alcohol use and abuse.
1.What made you want to become a Marriage and Family Therapist? It was something I always
wanted to do, but for various circumstances, I was never able to. I was a plumber for almost 40
years until I finally decided to have a career change and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How long have you been working with the college age population or in college settings? I ve been
working with college students for a few years now. It all began at a training site before getting
licensed. After getting licensed, I wanted to continue working with this population and have been
doing it since then.
4.What is one of the main challenges when working with this population? Most of the people that
come in for help are very overwhelmed. This makes them flaky, they are late, and/or they miss a
lot of appointments. They also come up with excuses, not sure if this is logistical or if they get
frightened in session. I m not really sure what the answer to that is. This seems to be a common
pattern across the board.
5.What are some things you find rewarding when working with this population? For many of
them, they have never been in therapy before; it is like a whole new world for them. A lot of
these people have never asked for support. Just looking at them and seeing the hope that they have,
when someone actually cares for them and can help them achieve their goals; it is a great feeling to
have
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Hazing In College
A funeral of a boy no older than 21, parents crying and 5 members of the boy s fraternity standing
in handcuffs, no longer able to live out their life as normal adults due to a vapid, dense mistake
they made trying to make the boy in the casket earn his way into their group. It brings unity and
strengthens the bond between the members of the group , I was hazed so they should be hazed too
, I did not think that was hazing, the Most common excuses hazers give when they are confronted
for their mistakes. Though many college students were hazed during their years attending college it
is not a mandatory rite of passage for any new members of an organization to endure. Though many
people think of hazing as a harmless activity that makes... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Someone can prevent hazing by simply contacting the hazing prevention, email address or texting a
hazing prevention number that is available at most campuses throughout the nation so that the
campus officers will see to the activity immediately. Many people that are already members of an
organization such as a fraternity and a sorority are unaware that they are capable of stopping
hazing before it even begins, according to the University of Rochester Members of fraternities and
sororities do not have an innate desire to haze, but they are often placed in situations where they can
exert power over new members. By creating an atmosphere, creating an atmosphere where new
members can discuss their experiences with existing members without punishment, members will
find fewer and fewer opportunities to haze. (Hazing prevention). Though they have the ability to
prevent future hazing, current members of an organization choose to remain feeling in control of
the new initiates of the organization. After high school and always being told what to do and how
they should live the older members want to feel the power of being in control of manipulatable
people, or people whom are easily
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A funeral of a boy no older than 21, parents crying and 5 members of the boy s fraternity standing
in handcuffs, no longer able to live out their life as normal adults due to a vapid, dense mistake
they made trying to make the boy in the casket earn his way into their group. It brings unity and
strengthens the bond between the members of the group , I was hazed so they should be hazed too
, I did not think that was hazing, the Most common excuses hazers give when they are confronted
for their mistakes. Though many college students were hazed during their years attending college it
is not a mandatory rite of passage for any new members of an organization to endure. Though many
people think of hazing as a harmless activity that makes... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Someone can prevent hazing by simply contacting the hazing prevention, email address or texting a
hazing prevention number that is available at most campuses throughout the nation so that the
campus officers will see to the activity immediately. Many people that are already members of an
organization such as a fraternity and a sorority are unaware that they are capable of stopping
hazing before it even begins, according to the University of Rochester Members of fraternities and
sororities do not have an innate desire to haze, but they are often placed in situations where they can
exert power over new members. By creating an atmosphere, creating an atmosphere where new
members can discuss their experiences with existing members without punishment, members will
find fewer and fewer opportunities to haze. (Hazing prevention). Though they have the ability to
prevent future hazing, current members of an organization choose to remain feeling in control of
the new initiates of the organization. After high school and always being told what to do and how
they should live the older members want to feel the power of being in control of manipulatable
people, or people whom are easily
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Effects of Gender Roles on Chinese Natal Policies
The Effects of Gender Roles on Chinese Natal Policies
China is quickly becoming a very prosperous nation. There is one aspect, however, that threatens to
derail its rise to prosperity, the exponentially high birth rates. To combat China s growing
population, government officials enforced an anti natalist policy known as the One Child Policy.
Ultimately, the policy amounted to an assault on China s system of gender norms and roles (
Family Planning ). With the implementation of China s One Child Policy, sex preference among
babies has become evident. Socially, it has been the duty of a woman to obey her father as a child;
her husband as a married person; and her son as a widow ( Confucianism: Woman s Way ). In
regards to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This notion exists because China is built on tradition. In Chinese tradition, women are solely
homemakers and have no purpose outside the home. Thus, men felt that if tradition was
disrupted, chaos would be unleashed throughout China. Although these laws were created to
prevent discrimination, they were not enforced. As a result, discrimination continued. Experts
say that only few women dare to sue employers for unfair hiring practices, dismissal on grounds
of pregnancy or maternity leave, or sexual harassment ( Equality Still a Dream ). Ultimately,
women are able to work outside the home in modern day China; however, they are still hesitant
to defend themselves out of fear of losing their jobs. Preference between males and females still
exists in the workforce due to the fact that males are not subject to paternity leaves or sexual
harassment. Commonly, women are restricted to behind the desk jobs such as secretaries,
financial analysts, and librarians as that require very little labor. Indubitably, women also earn
less than men as they must retire five years earlier than men who are in the same jobs ( Equality
Still a Dream ). Thus, a male is preferred as his role in the workforce is considered to be more
substantial than that of a woman, which further emphasizes a son preference in China.
Not only are a woman s social status and contribution to the workforce causes of the One Child
Policy,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Effects of Gender Roles on Chinese Natal Policies
China is quickly becoming a very prosperous nation. There is one aspect, however, that threatens to
derail its rise to prosperity, the exponentially high birth rates. To combat China s growing
population, government officials enforced an anti natalist policy known as the One Child Policy.
Ultimately, the policy amounted to an assault on China s system of gender norms and roles (
Family Planning ). With the implementation of China s One Child Policy, sex preference among
babies has become evident. Socially, it has been the duty of a woman to obey her father as a child;
her husband as a married person; and her son as a widow ( Confucianism: Woman s Way ). In
regards to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This notion exists because China is built on tradition. In Chinese tradition, women are solely
homemakers and have no purpose outside the home. Thus, men felt that if tradition was
disrupted, chaos would be unleashed throughout China. Although these laws were created to
prevent discrimination, they were not enforced. As a result, discrimination continued. Experts
say that only few women dare to sue employers for unfair hiring practices, dismissal on grounds
of pregnancy or maternity leave, or sexual harassment ( Equality Still a Dream ). Ultimately,
women are able to work outside the home in modern day China; however, they are still hesitant
to defend themselves out of fear of losing their jobs. Preference between males and females still
exists in the workforce due to the fact that males are not subject to paternity leaves or sexual
harassment. Commonly, women are restricted to behind the desk jobs such as secretaries,
financial analysts, and librarians as that require very little labor. Indubitably, women also earn
less than men as they must retire five years earlier than men who are in the same jobs ( Equality
Still a Dream ). Thus, a male is preferred as his role in the workforce is considered to be more
substantial than that of a woman, which further emphasizes a son preference in China.
Not only are a woman s social status and contribution to the workforce causes of the One Child
Policy,
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American Values And Beliefs
To be an American is to have Values and Beliefs of your own, as well and Rights and Freedoms
that you are given. Living in America, and being an American provides you with opportunities
that if you lived elsewhere you may not have. America is a place of diversity, opportunity, and
most importantly Freedom. In America people get to choose what they values and also what
they believe in. I get to choose the what I do and do not believe in, as well as the values that I do
or do not agree with. I get to choose the religion that I believe in and practice that religion freely.
My faith is important to me and my everyday life and I am grateful that since I live in America I
am free to choose my religion and practice it. Being an American
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To be an American is to have Values and Beliefs of your own, as well and Rights and Freedoms
that you are given. Living in America, and being an American provides you with opportunities
that if you lived elsewhere you may not have. America is a place of diversity, opportunity, and
most importantly Freedom. In America people get to choose what they values and also what
they believe in. I get to choose the what I do and do not believe in, as well as the values that I do
or do not agree with. I get to choose the religion that I believe in and practice that religion freely.
My faith is important to me and my everyday life and I am grateful that since I live in America I
am free to choose my religion and practice it. Being an American
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Madoff
Bernie Madoff amp; the Worst Pyramid Scheme in U.S. History It is said that we are the product
of our upbringing, so it probably would not surprise you to learn that the biggest and worst
financial fraud committed through a pyramid scheme in US History, was achieved by a man who
was raised by parents that also commit financial frauds. Bernie Madoff was raised watching his
parents Ralph and Sylvia Madoff run a business that was not successful in the financial trading
world. That company was named Gibraltar Securities. Due to the fact that Sylvia failed to
accurately report their company s financial condition, the SEC closed the business in 1963 and
started its investigative proceedings to determine if charges were needed to be... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
(Cook, 2014) The question becomes, how did Bernie pull this off for so many years? Actually
having a legitimate legal running successful company to further your reputation as a highly
successful investor really helps, but how do you have billions of dollars invested in your
company, that is ultimately already lost before you even cash the check given to you? That in
itself must have taken a lot of time and energy, and when the scheme was discovered, Bernie
stated that he alone ran his scheme. For someone that has no problem stealing money from his
investors, it seems odd that his reason to take all the credit for the running of this scheme would
be to protect the others that were involved. Is he really protecting them or is his ego so big that
he wants all the credit? That is a question that we will never have the answer to unless Bernie
himself answers it. But there is one person who has come forward. Frank DiPascali, the former
financial chief, became the star witness against Bernie Madoff. Mr. Depascali was very
forthcoming in giving information and he detailed how the scheme was able to be hidden for so
long, and how it all comes down to technology. What? How does technology have anything to do
with hiding a pyramid scheme? Well, Bernie had an emergency operations building that housed
different versions of computers, software programs, printers, copiers, paper, company logos, and
company
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bernie Madoff amp; the Worst Pyramid Scheme in U.S. History It is said that we are the product
of our upbringing, so it probably would not surprise you to learn that the biggest and worst
financial fraud committed through a pyramid scheme in US History, was achieved by a man who
was raised by parents that also commit financial frauds. Bernie Madoff was raised watching his
parents Ralph and Sylvia Madoff run a business that was not successful in the financial trading
world. That company was named Gibraltar Securities. Due to the fact that Sylvia failed to
accurately report their company s financial condition, the SEC closed the business in 1963 and
started its investigative proceedings to determine if charges were needed to be... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
(Cook, 2014) The question becomes, how did Bernie pull this off for so many years? Actually
having a legitimate legal running successful company to further your reputation as a highly
successful investor really helps, but how do you have billions of dollars invested in your
company, that is ultimately already lost before you even cash the check given to you? That in
itself must have taken a lot of time and energy, and when the scheme was discovered, Bernie
stated that he alone ran his scheme. For someone that has no problem stealing money from his
investors, it seems odd that his reason to take all the credit for the running of this scheme would
be to protect the others that were involved. Is he really protecting them or is his ego so big that
he wants all the credit? That is a question that we will never have the answer to unless Bernie
himself answers it. But there is one person who has come forward. Frank DiPascali, the former
financial chief, became the star witness against Bernie Madoff. Mr. Depascali was very
forthcoming in giving information and he detailed how the scheme was able to be hidden for so
long, and how it all comes down to technology. What? How does technology have anything to do
with hiding a pyramid scheme? Well, Bernie had an emergency operations building that housed
different versions of computers, software programs, printers, copiers, paper, company logos, and
company
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Antiseptic Lab
The Relation of
Antiseptics and
Bacteria Growth
Purpose: To explore the effectiveness of different levels of concentration of antiseptic and
antibacterial products prevention of bacterial growth.
Question: Amongst common household products, which antiseptic and level of concentration is
more effective at inhibiting the growth of bacteria?
Introduction:
Antiseptics are antimicrobial substances used on living tissue to reduce the possibility of infection,
putrefaction or sepsis. The word anti is for against and the word septic is for infection.
Antibacterial products are antiseptics that are proven to act against bacteria. Bacteria need a food
supply, moisture, a certain temperature, a certain level of acidity and in most cases ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
12.Clean up materials.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Observations:
Antibacterial and Antiseptic Products prevention of Bacteria Growth
Antibacterial/Antiseptic productConcentrationMeasurement of zone of inhibition (mm) Mean
length of inhibition zone(length excluding disk) Mean area in (mm2 )Description of bacteria growth
Mouthwash1x6.37591.9medium ring of inhibition, almost fully undisturbed by bacteria 1
/10x2.528.46small ring of inhibition, some bacteria growing over 1/20x1.7518.89very slight ring of
inhibition 0x00entire section covered in bacteria
Mr. Clean1x12.5240.41relatively large ring of inhibition around disk, undisturbed by bacteria
growth 1/10x684.78medium ring of inhibition, almost fully undisturbed ring (by bacteria) 1
/20x3.37540.73small ring of inhibition 0x00entire section covered in bacteria
Dish Detergent1x15.375330.40
large ring of inhibition around disk, bacteria growth is circular around ring, not growing over 1
/10x8.5165.05medium ring of inhibition, some sections slightly grown over with bacteria, not
perfect circle 1/20x1.62517.38very slight ring of inhibition 0x00entire section covered in bacteria
Bleach1x0.757.51small ring of inhibition around disk where there is no bacteria growth 1
/100.76.19slight zone of inhibition where there is less bacteria but not a large zone of complete
prevention 1/20x00no change in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Relation of
Antiseptics and
Bacteria Growth
Purpose: To explore the effectiveness of different levels of concentration of antiseptic and
antibacterial products prevention of bacterial growth.
Question: Amongst common household products, which antiseptic and level of concentration is
more effective at inhibiting the growth of bacteria?
Introduction:
Antiseptics are antimicrobial substances used on living tissue to reduce the possibility of infection,
putrefaction or sepsis. The word anti is for against and the word septic is for infection.
Antibacterial products are antiseptics that are proven to act against bacteria. Bacteria need a food
supply, moisture, a certain temperature, a certain level of acidity and in most cases ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
12.Clean up materials.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Observations:
Antibacterial and Antiseptic Products prevention of Bacteria Growth
Antibacterial/Antiseptic productConcentrationMeasurement of zone of inhibition (mm) Mean
length of inhibition zone(length excluding disk) Mean area in (mm2 )Description of bacteria growth
Mouthwash1x6.37591.9medium ring of inhibition, almost fully undisturbed by bacteria 1
/10x2.528.46small ring of inhibition, some bacteria growing over 1/20x1.7518.89very slight ring of
inhibition 0x00entire section covered in bacteria
Mr. Clean1x12.5240.41relatively large ring of inhibition around disk, undisturbed by bacteria
growth 1/10x684.78medium ring of inhibition, almost fully undisturbed ring (by bacteria) 1
/20x3.37540.73small ring of inhibition 0x00entire section covered in bacteria
Dish Detergent1x15.375330.40
large ring of inhibition around disk, bacteria growth is circular around ring, not growing over 1
/10x8.5165.05medium ring of inhibition, some sections slightly grown over with bacteria, not
perfect circle 1/20x1.62517.38very slight ring of inhibition 0x00entire section covered in bacteria
Bleach1x0.757.51small ring of inhibition around disk where there is no bacteria growth 1
/100.76.19slight zone of inhibition where there is less bacteria but not a large zone of complete
prevention 1/20x00no change in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Differences Between Formal And Informal Codes
and that these are reflected in both formal and informal codes. They further defined policy as a
set of values expressed in words, issued with authority, and reinforced with power (often money
or penalties) in order to induce a shift toward these values. . To them culture shaped policy system
also influences the values embedded in education policy. (Marshall, Mitchell and Wirt, 1989) Heck
echoed them and said The rhetoric that emerged during each of the periods resulted in educational
policies that were symbolic expressions of these values and preferences. Educational policies are
explicit expressions of underlying cultural values. (Heck, 2004). Garms, Guthrie, and Pierce (1978)
further suggested, that the outcomes of public policy can be predicted to some extent by careful
examination of the cultural system in which they are made. .
Fourth, political culture is stable.
Policy core beliefs are presumed to be stable and quite resistant to change. When experiences
expose serious anomalies (in the sense that Thomas Kuhn, 1962, used the term) in policy core
beliefs, these beliefs may be susceptible to change. But change that results in dissonance with deep
core beliefs is very costly, and policy core beliefs are buttressed by a formidable array of cognitive
defenses that make change unlikely (e.g., Gilovich, Griffin, Kahneman, 2002). (Belief System
Continuity and Change in Policy Advocacy Coalitions: Using Cultural Theory to Specify Belief
Systems, Coalitions, and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
and that these are reflected in both formal and informal codes. They further defined policy as a
set of values expressed in words, issued with authority, and reinforced with power (often money
or penalties) in order to induce a shift toward these values. . To them culture shaped policy system
also influences the values embedded in education policy. (Marshall, Mitchell and Wirt, 1989) Heck
echoed them and said The rhetoric that emerged during each of the periods resulted in educational
policies that were symbolic expressions of these values and preferences. Educational policies are
explicit expressions of underlying cultural values. (Heck, 2004). Garms, Guthrie, and Pierce (1978)
further suggested, that the outcomes of public policy can be predicted to some extent by careful
examination of the cultural system in which they are made. .
Fourth, political culture is stable.
Policy core beliefs are presumed to be stable and quite resistant to change. When experiences
expose serious anomalies (in the sense that Thomas Kuhn, 1962, used the term) in policy core
beliefs, these beliefs may be susceptible to change. But change that results in dissonance with deep
core beliefs is very costly, and policy core beliefs are buttressed by a formidable array of cognitive
defenses that make change unlikely (e.g., Gilovich, Griffin, Kahneman, 2002). (Belief System
Continuity and Change in Policy Advocacy Coalitions: Using Cultural Theory to Specify Belief
Systems, Coalitions, and
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Difference Between Corporate Governance And The Uk Public...
Critically analysis the key differences and similarities between corporate governance in the uk
public and private sectors.
Corporate Governance and laws or regulations related to it affect both the private and the public
sector in the UK. There are key differences and similarities in their corporate governance practice
and can affect how businesses run under governance codes which they must follow. The UK
corporate governance code affects the private sector and focuses on Leadership, Effectiveness,
Accountability, Remuneration, Relations with shareholders. The public sector has Accounts and
Audit Regulations among others to follow which has its own rules and regulations which are
legally required.
Corporate governance in itself has no single definition but common principles which it should
follow. For example in 1994 the most agreed term for corporate governance was the process of
supervision and control intended to ensure that the company s management acts in accordance
with the interest of shareholders (Parkinson, 1994)1. Corporate governance code is not a direct
set of rules but a self regulated framework which businesses choose to follow. This code has
continued to change in the past 20 years in accordance with what is happening in the business
world. For example the Enron scandal caused reform in corporate governance with the Higgs
Report which corrected the issues which were necessary. Although it does not quickly fix problems,
it gives a better framework to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Critically analysis the key differences and similarities between corporate governance in the uk
public and private sectors.
Corporate Governance and laws or regulations related to it affect both the private and the public
sector in the UK. There are key differences and similarities in their corporate governance practice
and can affect how businesses run under governance codes which they must follow. The UK
corporate governance code affects the private sector and focuses on Leadership, Effectiveness,
Accountability, Remuneration, Relations with shareholders. The public sector has Accounts and
Audit Regulations among others to follow which has its own rules and regulations which are
legally required.
Corporate governance in itself has no single definition but common principles which it should
follow. For example in 1994 the most agreed term for corporate governance was the process of
supervision and control intended to ensure that the company s management acts in accordance
with the interest of shareholders (Parkinson, 1994)1. Corporate governance code is not a direct
set of rules but a self regulated framework which businesses choose to follow. This code has
continued to change in the past 20 years in accordance with what is happening in the business
world. For example the Enron scandal caused reform in corporate governance with the Higgs
Report which corrected the issues which were necessary. Although it does not quickly fix problems,
it gives a better framework to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dualism In Zoot Suit
Zoot Suit s use of duality and politicization of characters and ideologies is a key component of the
Sleepy Lagoon murder and the disempowerment of Mexican Americans in the 1940s, which lead to
the rise of the Chicano movement. Through the two main characters that the audience see political
matters highlighted and duality of humanity. Henry Reyna and El Pachucoare granted three
dimensional personalities in Zoot Suitthrough writing techniques and artistic aspects, which serve
to represent the disempowerment of the Mexican Americancommunity in the 1940s. On a most
basic level, Henry represents the common archetype of the nice guy . He loves his mother, he s
planning to join the army, he seems to be able to date whoever he wants but chooses to have a
sweet but equally simple girlfriend. The audience, at the beginning of the film, feels a generic
brand of compassion for Henry, the kind one feels when a character and their struggles are
simplified. The archetype of the average nice guy is one that is generally only written for white
male characters in American media. The audience sees Henry s love for his mother from the
beginning, in the scene when he gives her extra money he s made in order to cover expenses. In
that same scene, Henry s father mentions Henry s desire to join the army. This is immediately
followed by Henry s parents forgetting who he is taking to the dance, the implication being that he
has the ability to date nearly any girl in his school and that he
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Zoot Suit s use of duality and politicization of characters and ideologies is a key component of the
Sleepy Lagoon murder and the disempowerment of Mexican Americans in the 1940s, which lead to
the rise of the Chicano movement. Through the two main characters that the audience see political
matters highlighted and duality of humanity. Henry Reyna and El Pachucoare granted three
dimensional personalities in Zoot Suitthrough writing techniques and artistic aspects, which serve
to represent the disempowerment of the Mexican Americancommunity in the 1940s. On a most
basic level, Henry represents the common archetype of the nice guy . He loves his mother, he s
planning to join the army, he seems to be able to date whoever he wants but chooses to have a
sweet but equally simple girlfriend. The audience, at the beginning of the film, feels a generic
brand of compassion for Henry, the kind one feels when a character and their struggles are
simplified. The archetype of the average nice guy is one that is generally only written for white
male characters in American media. The audience sees Henry s love for his mother from the
beginning, in the scene when he gives her extra money he s made in order to cover expenses. In
that same scene, Henry s father mentions Henry s desire to join the army. This is immediately
followed by Henry s parents forgetting who he is taking to the dance, the implication being that he
has the ability to date nearly any girl in his school and that he
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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