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Student Feedback Impact Plans For Professional Development
A.Data that Informs Professional Development 1)In what ways are teacher feedback and teacher
needs taken into account when developing Professional Development? Teacher feedback and
needs are taken into consideration as ways to determine how they can grow in knowledge and
gain professional development for themselves. These are important bases to see where they can
improve themselves or what kinds of training they need to satisfy their deficiencies or lack of
knowledge and training. 2)In what ways do parent and student feedback impact plans for
Professional Development? Parents are also teachers of their children. If honest feedback is
given to parents, they too can become active mentors and sources of knowledge and training for
their children s professional development. Professional development starts from home with
parents who also try their best to give what are best for their children and among them is being
parents who teach moral values to their children to become better and responsive individuals.
B.Learning and Professional Development Theories 1)In their opinion what does personalized
learning look like in the classroom? I will also follow up by asking if any individual teachers
exemplify that. Personalized learning in the classroom is one way of showing to students how
learning could be interesting by integrating what they need to learn and address that need by
relating the necessity of the society. A teacher who is a professional can exemplify this opinion by
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A.Data that Informs Professional Development 1)In what ways are teacher feedback and teacher
needs taken into account when developing Professional Development? Teacher feedback and
needs are taken into consideration as ways to determine how they can grow in knowledge and
gain professional development for themselves. These are important bases to see where they can
improve themselves or what kinds of training they need to satisfy their deficiencies or lack of
knowledge and training. 2)In what ways do parent and student feedback impact plans for
Professional Development? Parents are also teachers of their children. If honest feedback is
given to parents, they too can become active mentors and sources of knowledge and training for
their children s professional development. Professional development starts from home with
parents who also try their best to give what are best for their children and among them is being
parents who teach moral values to their children to become better and responsive individuals.
B.Learning and Professional Development Theories 1)In their opinion what does personalized
learning look like in the classroom? I will also follow up by asking if any individual teachers
exemplify that. Personalized learning in the classroom is one way of showing to students how
learning could be interesting by integrating what they need to learn and address that need by
relating the necessity of the society. A teacher who is a professional can exemplify this opinion by
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why Did The Soviet Union Collapse
The Soviet Union was one of the super powers, that is why, in my opinion, is highly useful try to
understand why it collapsed. The USSR was famous for the progressive scientific investigation that
it, unfortunately, approached on space and weaponry technology.
So, why did the USSR collapse? I witnessed this event, and I think there were two major
components, or reasons, that caused this colossal break down, changing all political structure and
leading to several economic issues. The USA convinced Saudi Arabia to lower oil prices, thous, the
Soviet Union cannot benefit from its very own oil. This move leaded to the deficiency of the hard
currency reserves of the USSR.
In 1985, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev introduced the Glasnost and Perestroika. These economic
policies aimed for a much needed improvement. The Glasnost eventually led to greater freedom of
information. More importantly, it opened up the minds of the public about the mistakes and
limitations of the government. Aside from a bad economy, some of satellite states in the eastern
part of Europe started to abandon the ideals of communism. These factors pressured Gorbachev to
put an end to the Cold War. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After that, the leader ordered not to offer military aid in defense of former satellite states. The
situation only got worse as various communist regimes gained control in these highly important
states. Later on, West Germany and East Germany settled their differences, which led to the
destruction of the Berlin Wall. In the later years of the 1980s, several constituent republics
demanded sovereignty. In August 1991 Latvia and Estonia announced complete independence.
Ukraine, Belarus and Russia signed The Belavezha Accords. This pact established the
Commonwealth of Independent States, the union, which replaced the disappeared Soviet
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Soviet Union was one of the super powers, that is why, in my opinion, is highly useful try to
understand why it collapsed. The USSR was famous for the progressive scientific investigation that
it, unfortunately, approached on space and weaponry technology.
So, why did the USSR collapse? I witnessed this event, and I think there were two major
components, or reasons, that caused this colossal break down, changing all political structure and
leading to several economic issues. The USA convinced Saudi Arabia to lower oil prices, thous, the
Soviet Union cannot benefit from its very own oil. This move leaded to the deficiency of the hard
currency reserves of the USSR.
In 1985, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev introduced the Glasnost and Perestroika. These economic
policies aimed for a much needed improvement. The Glasnost eventually led to greater freedom of
information. More importantly, it opened up the minds of the public about the mistakes and
limitations of the government. Aside from a bad economy, some of satellite states in the eastern
part of Europe started to abandon the ideals of communism. These factors pressured Gorbachev to
put an end to the Cold War. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After that, the leader ordered not to offer military aid in defense of former satellite states. The
situation only got worse as various communist regimes gained control in these highly important
states. Later on, West Germany and East Germany settled their differences, which led to the
destruction of the Berlin Wall. In the later years of the 1980s, several constituent republics
demanded sovereignty. In August 1991 Latvia and Estonia announced complete independence.
Ukraine, Belarus and Russia signed The Belavezha Accords. This pact established the
Commonwealth of Independent States, the union, which replaced the disappeared Soviet
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer
Jon Krakauer s group, on April 16th, began their 2nd acclimatization starting from base camp
and climbing up too camp one. Hall, the group leader decided that he would like the climbers to
stay at camp one for two nights, camp two for one night, then after that, go back to the base
camp. The next morning they left for camp two, which is about four miles above where they
were at camp one. On his way up, Krakauer sees a dead body. The dead body stuns him for a little
while but then he continues on up the mountain towards camp two. The group makes it up to
base two. The altitude greatly affected Krakauer he mentioned how all that he could do was rest
in his tent with his head in his hands. The next day, after feeling a little nit better, climbs a little
higher than camp two to work more on his acclimatization. While on his climb he comes across
another dead body but this one does not affect him as greatly as the previous one. Jon s group
began to climb; the wind chill was forty degrees below zero. Jon, before he left, expected the sun
to heat him up so he underdressed and then during the hike, became too cold to continue as his
hands and feet were completely numb. Everyone from Jon s group, except for Doug who is injured,
make their next attempt to reach camp three. Jon Krakauermakes it to camp three, finally. Camp
three is about one mile, vertically, below the summit of Mt. Everest. Jon s group then descends
down to the base camp again. Every on in his group is physically
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jon Krakauer s group, on April 16th, began their 2nd acclimatization starting from base camp
and climbing up too camp one. Hall, the group leader decided that he would like the climbers to
stay at camp one for two nights, camp two for one night, then after that, go back to the base
camp. The next morning they left for camp two, which is about four miles above where they
were at camp one. On his way up, Krakauer sees a dead body. The dead body stuns him for a little
while but then he continues on up the mountain towards camp two. The group makes it up to
base two. The altitude greatly affected Krakauer he mentioned how all that he could do was rest
in his tent with his head in his hands. The next day, after feeling a little nit better, climbs a little
higher than camp two to work more on his acclimatization. While on his climb he comes across
another dead body but this one does not affect him as greatly as the previous one. Jon s group
began to climb; the wind chill was forty degrees below zero. Jon, before he left, expected the sun
to heat him up so he underdressed and then during the hike, became too cold to continue as his
hands and feet were completely numb. Everyone from Jon s group, except for Doug who is injured,
make their next attempt to reach camp three. Jon Krakauermakes it to camp three, finally. Camp
three is about one mile, vertically, below the summit of Mt. Everest. Jon s group then descends
down to the base camp again. Every on in his group is physically
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton
Everyone is watching the general election. From the majority of all Americans to America s allies
are paying close attention to the 2016 Election. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are practically
the center of the universe, for they will both have major changes upon being elected president of
the United States. Both candidates should be wary of what they say in public, because they are
considered role models to young children. Trump has been known to speak his mind without a
filter, and not be politically correct. Clinton s campaign aims to use Trump s unfiltered opinion to
sway the audience to vote for her. The advertisement video wants the audience to know that he is
unfit, because his untamable temperament and unpredictability can terminate alliance and any
progression made from the democrats. In the advertisement video, the producer uses strong
offensive diction from Trump s blurs and cinematic tactics to demonstrate that Trump is unfit to
leader of the free world. To begin, the short clip shows an average American house with Trump
talking in the background noise. Before the video continuous, cinematic filter is quite noticeable.
The filter makes the entire video look dark with high contrast and cold saturation while Trump
speaks. Although his insults are other issues, let s first focus on cinematic tactics used to
emphasize his unprofessional remarks, and unjust behavior to everyone he sees as the weak chains
of the county. For instance, the filter itself serves as a
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Everyone is watching the general election. From the majority of all Americans to America s allies
are paying close attention to the 2016 Election. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are practically
the center of the universe, for they will both have major changes upon being elected president of
the United States. Both candidates should be wary of what they say in public, because they are
considered role models to young children. Trump has been known to speak his mind without a
filter, and not be politically correct. Clinton s campaign aims to use Trump s unfiltered opinion to
sway the audience to vote for her. The advertisement video wants the audience to know that he is
unfit, because his untamable temperament and unpredictability can terminate alliance and any
progression made from the democrats. In the advertisement video, the producer uses strong
offensive diction from Trump s blurs and cinematic tactics to demonstrate that Trump is unfit to
leader of the free world. To begin, the short clip shows an average American house with Trump
talking in the background noise. Before the video continuous, cinematic filter is quite noticeable.
The filter makes the entire video look dark with high contrast and cold saturation while Trump
speaks. Although his insults are other issues, let s first focus on cinematic tactics used to
emphasize his unprofessional remarks, and unjust behavior to everyone he sees as the weak chains
of the county. For instance, the filter itself serves as a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Similarities Between Antwone Fisher And Fences
Defeating Battles In August Wilson s play, Fences, Bono says, Some people build fences to
keep people out... and other people build fences to keep people in (Wilson 61). Due to past
experiences, many people keep their anger inside and alienate the people they are close to. For
example, Troy, in Fences, experiences a rough childhood while growing up. This is brought about
due to neglect by his father. Because of this, Troy makes the decision to isolate the people who are
close to him. Troy has an affair with Alberta; therefore, he alienates Rose, his wife. Similarly, in the
film Antwone Fisher, the main character, Antwone is sexually abused in his foster home. Antwone
is afraid to be in a relationship with Cheryl because he feels he cannot allow anyone into his inner
sanctum. The young, male protagonists in both the film Antwone Fisher and the play Fences share
a connection in that they suffer from abuse during their childhoods, and now isolate themselves
from others as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of the hard conflicts in Troy s life, it shaped how he was treating Rose. Alberta helps
Troy escape from the real world. Troy avoided his responsibility towards Rose, repeats the same
mistakes of his father, and later dies from a heart attack . In comparison, Antwone went through a
series of counselling to help him come to terms with the past. As Davenport helped him move on
with his life; he reinforces the meaning of the word forgiveness, which means, Regard without ill
will despite an offense... (Antwone.n.pag.). This concept is something Troy was not taught in his
adulthood, which caused him to act the way he does. He does not conquer the past and deal
through the issues of his childhood. Antwone Fisher achieved a healthy lifestyle with the help of
Davenport and is, therefore, allowing Cheryl in his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Defeating Battles In August Wilson s play, Fences, Bono says, Some people build fences to
keep people out... and other people build fences to keep people in (Wilson 61). Due to past
experiences, many people keep their anger inside and alienate the people they are close to. For
example, Troy, in Fences, experiences a rough childhood while growing up. This is brought about
due to neglect by his father. Because of this, Troy makes the decision to isolate the people who are
close to him. Troy has an affair with Alberta; therefore, he alienates Rose, his wife. Similarly, in the
film Antwone Fisher, the main character, Antwone is sexually abused in his foster home. Antwone
is afraid to be in a relationship with Cheryl because he feels he cannot allow anyone into his inner
sanctum. The young, male protagonists in both the film Antwone Fisher and the play Fences share
a connection in that they suffer from abuse during their childhoods, and now isolate themselves
from others as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of the hard conflicts in Troy s life, it shaped how he was treating Rose. Alberta helps
Troy escape from the real world. Troy avoided his responsibility towards Rose, repeats the same
mistakes of his father, and later dies from a heart attack . In comparison, Antwone went through a
series of counselling to help him come to terms with the past. As Davenport helped him move on
with his life; he reinforces the meaning of the word forgiveness, which means, Regard without ill
will despite an offense... (Antwone.n.pag.). This concept is something Troy was not taught in his
adulthood, which caused him to act the way he does. He does not conquer the past and deal
through the issues of his childhood. Antwone Fisher achieved a healthy lifestyle with the help of
Davenport and is, therefore, allowing Cheryl in his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Looking Up At The Grey Sky
Looking up at the grey night sky, John Jhonerston grimly pondered about existence as he
shuffled down barren boulevard. With the acknowledgement of being constantly monitored by
the secret police, John awkwardly put one foot in front the other; the small trip to the grocery
store starting to feel like eternity. Ever since the new totalitarian government had been
established after the civil war, ever since the loss of John s family, life has been a living hell. A
pointless, monotonous, depressing, existence. A pain that John has had to endure for countless
years. Its was late night, and very few people were outside. The street was quiet and peaceful. It
was a nice break from the daily sight of people being put down by firing squad in... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Humanity just barely survived without natural light by growing plants in indoor farms with
artificial light. Snow was falling again, and John had to get to the grocery store quickly. Trying
to cover his face, he walked at a steadfast pace, while simultaneously trying to cover up all of his
body in hopes that nothing but garments are burned. John finally arrived at the grocery store
after a couple of minutes of enduring the strong wind and acidic snow. After stepping in, he
smelled of burnt leather and wool. John proceeded to check himself in a two way mirror usually
used for shake downs and inspections, and he noticed that the outer layer of the back of his
leather trench jacket was discolored from the acidic snow. He immediately saw some more
snowflakes resting on his shoulders, slowly eating away at the leather; John wiped the snow off
and consequently received slight burns to his hand. After enduring a stinging pain, John finally
started shopping. The immense array of cameras is quite frightening to see at first. It took John
some time getting used to it. Feeling like someone in a government room was staring icy daggers
into your back is very discomforting. Starting in the produce section, John was searching for the
fruits and vegetables that he required on a daily basis. John casually yet simultaneously warily
strolled down the aisles, picking up the fruits and vegetables John enjoyed
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Looking up at the grey night sky, John Jhonerston grimly pondered about existence as he
shuffled down barren boulevard. With the acknowledgement of being constantly monitored by
the secret police, John awkwardly put one foot in front the other; the small trip to the grocery
store starting to feel like eternity. Ever since the new totalitarian government had been
established after the civil war, ever since the loss of John s family, life has been a living hell. A
pointless, monotonous, depressing, existence. A pain that John has had to endure for countless
years. Its was late night, and very few people were outside. The street was quiet and peaceful. It
was a nice break from the daily sight of people being put down by firing squad in... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Humanity just barely survived without natural light by growing plants in indoor farms with
artificial light. Snow was falling again, and John had to get to the grocery store quickly. Trying
to cover his face, he walked at a steadfast pace, while simultaneously trying to cover up all of his
body in hopes that nothing but garments are burned. John finally arrived at the grocery store
after a couple of minutes of enduring the strong wind and acidic snow. After stepping in, he
smelled of burnt leather and wool. John proceeded to check himself in a two way mirror usually
used for shake downs and inspections, and he noticed that the outer layer of the back of his
leather trench jacket was discolored from the acidic snow. He immediately saw some more
snowflakes resting on his shoulders, slowly eating away at the leather; John wiped the snow off
and consequently received slight burns to his hand. After enduring a stinging pain, John finally
started shopping. The immense array of cameras is quite frightening to see at first. It took John
some time getting used to it. Feeling like someone in a government room was staring icy daggers
into your back is very discomforting. Starting in the produce section, John was searching for the
fruits and vegetables that he required on a daily basis. John casually yet simultaneously warily
strolled down the aisles, picking up the fruits and vegetables John enjoyed
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why Should Military Be Mandatory
Military Service: Should It Be Mandatory? Fighting for the homeland means fighting for freedom,
but how can men defend their country against enemies if they lack of the ability to fight?
Conscription is strategy that utilized by nations to assemble a large and powerful military,
prepared to be deployed in times of war or when the need to ensure the power of the state emerges.
Mostly, conscriptionis for male and in some cases and some countries have also for women, and
usually begins as soon as the end of the study; at the age, 18 years old. It consists of basic training
and serve for two to three years maximum. Countries depend on their soldiers to protect and defend
them, and that is the reason why various countries have compulsory service, such... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most people maintain that serving the community should be voluntary, and each individual has the
absolute freedom to join or not to join the military service. However, it is argued that military
service builds individual personality and improves his skills in combat and defense, so there is no
rational reason not to make conscription mandatory. A person s character changed for the better
during his service in the military. To begin with, mandatory service teaches the person self
discipline. Michael Anthony, an author who served in US army, writes in his article, What the
Military Teaches About Self Discipline, that discipline must be ground into conscript. He needs to
gain physical strength, perseverance, knowledge, and courage, n.d. When an individual joins the
military service, he forces to do more than he thinks he can; he learns to obey commands and
commits to important values, such as learning how to be punctual in time. Daily workouts, meals,
and sleep have specific time in the military service
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Military Service: Should It Be Mandatory? Fighting for the homeland means fighting for freedom,
but how can men defend their country against enemies if they lack of the ability to fight?
Conscription is strategy that utilized by nations to assemble a large and powerful military,
prepared to be deployed in times of war or when the need to ensure the power of the state emerges.
Mostly, conscriptionis for male and in some cases and some countries have also for women, and
usually begins as soon as the end of the study; at the age, 18 years old. It consists of basic training
and serve for two to three years maximum. Countries depend on their soldiers to protect and defend
them, and that is the reason why various countries have compulsory service, such... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most people maintain that serving the community should be voluntary, and each individual has the
absolute freedom to join or not to join the military service. However, it is argued that military
service builds individual personality and improves his skills in combat and defense, so there is no
rational reason not to make conscription mandatory. A person s character changed for the better
during his service in the military. To begin with, mandatory service teaches the person self
discipline. Michael Anthony, an author who served in US army, writes in his article, What the
Military Teaches About Self Discipline, that discipline must be ground into conscript. He needs to
gain physical strength, perseverance, knowledge, and courage, n.d. When an individual joins the
military service, he forces to do more than he thinks he can; he learns to obey commands and
commits to important values, such as learning how to be punctual in time. Daily workouts, meals,
and sleep have specific time in the military service
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jon Krakauer Is A Popular American Author
Jon Krakauer is a popular American author. Most of his work covers the ventures of outdoor. The
harsh conditions of life, faced by the heroic figures of different times. His widely read and
distributed books include Where Men Win Glory: The Odyssey of Pat Tillman, Under the Banner
of Heaven, Into Thin Air and Into the Wild. After winning the title of bestseller for his earlier
account of heroic lives, Jon Krakaueragain attempted to write a biography of an outstanding and
exceptionally patriotic personality. Pat Tillmanwas a professional footballer before he joined US
Army. He joined the army after the 9/11 attack and gave up his career for the defending his
country. Pat Tillman was an iconic figure. A few months after the 9/11 attacks he gave up on his
passion for football, in order to devote his life for the safety and security of his motherland. It is
mentioned that he was offered a contract of above three million dollars for his game, but he
walked away from it and joined the Army Rangers. He felt it was his duty and as an eligible citizen
of the US, he is supposed to pay back to his land in the best possible way. He set out to participate
in the war against terrorism agencies of Taliban and Al Qaeda. Unfortunately, he died within the
next two years in Afghanistan. The most disappointing thing that made the story interesting was
that his death was a result of a friendly fire and not the fight with opponents. In order to save their
reputation, the army decided not to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jon Krakauer is a popular American author. Most of his work covers the ventures of outdoor. The
harsh conditions of life, faced by the heroic figures of different times. His widely read and
distributed books include Where Men Win Glory: The Odyssey of Pat Tillman, Under the Banner
of Heaven, Into Thin Air and Into the Wild. After winning the title of bestseller for his earlier
account of heroic lives, Jon Krakaueragain attempted to write a biography of an outstanding and
exceptionally patriotic personality. Pat Tillmanwas a professional footballer before he joined US
Army. He joined the army after the 9/11 attack and gave up his career for the defending his
country. Pat Tillman was an iconic figure. A few months after the 9/11 attacks he gave up on his
passion for football, in order to devote his life for the safety and security of his motherland. It is
mentioned that he was offered a contract of above three million dollars for his game, but he
walked away from it and joined the Army Rangers. He felt it was his duty and as an eligible citizen
of the US, he is supposed to pay back to his land in the best possible way. He set out to participate
in the war against terrorism agencies of Taliban and Al Qaeda. Unfortunately, he died within the
next two years in Afghanistan. The most disappointing thing that made the story interesting was
that his death was a result of a friendly fire and not the fight with opponents. In order to save their
reputation, the army decided not to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Popular Mechanics Raymond Carver Essay
The Contemporary State in Which Love Occurs The title Popular Mechanics invokes a variety of
ideas in a reader s mind. When relating the title to the story, it is insinuating how a mediocre couple
is systematized. During the course of the short story, Raymond Carver illustrates to readers all that
is amiss with modern couples; he leaves the characters anonymous as a way to make the duo a
universal representation. Carver elucidates how domestic relationships between man and woman
can be affected if a couple exhibits selfishness, and if they are uncaring toward their environment
they will rapidly end up annihilating more than just themselves. Through the use of seasons, Carver
shows the collapse of the relationship before the story begins.... Show more content on
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The couple, instead of speaking to one another about their situation, and how to properly handle
the custody issue, and discuss their feelings; they opt for hurting each other along with their
child. Through dramatic irony, readers learn that neither the man nor the woman gained what
they wanted; showing that the custody battle was hopeless and that they destroyed something
they could never get back whether it be the baby or the relationship. The women s selfish desires
do not necessarily root from vengeance, but from her need of the child. The baby is seen as a
vital source of life for her, she wiped her eyes and stared at him before turning and back to the
living room (328), she is turning away from the relationship with something to hold onto (the
baby). When she picks up the picture, Carver foreshadows the man s willingness to go after the
child, Then she noticed the baby s picture on the bed and picked it up. He looked at her... (328).
The man s selfish desires appear at this moment, already hurt from the ending of the relationship
and the rage filled words uttered by his past lover he sees an opportunity to demolish her to the
same level she did him. With both people aggressively tussling for what they want, they completely
disregard everything in between: the child. She grabbed for the baby s other arm. She caught the
baby around the wrist and leaned back. But he would not
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The Contemporary State in Which Love Occurs The title Popular Mechanics invokes a variety of
ideas in a reader s mind. When relating the title to the story, it is insinuating how a mediocre couple
is systematized. During the course of the short story, Raymond Carver illustrates to readers all that
is amiss with modern couples; he leaves the characters anonymous as a way to make the duo a
universal representation. Carver elucidates how domestic relationships between man and woman
can be affected if a couple exhibits selfishness, and if they are uncaring toward their environment
they will rapidly end up annihilating more than just themselves. Through the use of seasons, Carver
shows the collapse of the relationship before the story begins.... Show more content on
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The couple, instead of speaking to one another about their situation, and how to properly handle
the custody issue, and discuss their feelings; they opt for hurting each other along with their
child. Through dramatic irony, readers learn that neither the man nor the woman gained what
they wanted; showing that the custody battle was hopeless and that they destroyed something
they could never get back whether it be the baby or the relationship. The women s selfish desires
do not necessarily root from vengeance, but from her need of the child. The baby is seen as a
vital source of life for her, she wiped her eyes and stared at him before turning and back to the
living room (328), she is turning away from the relationship with something to hold onto (the
baby). When she picks up the picture, Carver foreshadows the man s willingness to go after the
child, Then she noticed the baby s picture on the bed and picked it up. He looked at her... (328).
The man s selfish desires appear at this moment, already hurt from the ending of the relationship
and the rage filled words uttered by his past lover he sees an opportunity to demolish her to the
same level she did him. With both people aggressively tussling for what they want, they completely
disregard everything in between: the child. She grabbed for the baby s other arm. She caught the
baby around the wrist and leaned back. But he would not
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How Do Honey Bees Communicate
How the honey bees communicate? They are not using the hum vibrations emitted by the wings to
pass the information. Experiments show that honey bees are no auditory organs, they will not hear
any sound. Honey bees use dance language and pheromones to communicate and share information
with one another. When a honey beediscovers a new food source, it will tell the other honey bees
about its location through the honey bee dance.
There are three types of honey bee dances that are the round dance, the tail wagging or waggle
dance and sickle dance. Round dance (figure 1) is a series of narrow circular movements. This is
used to indicate that the presence of food is within 50 meters of the hive. The honey bees may
repeat the dance several times at the same location or move to the other location on the honeycomb
to repeat it. A round dance just indicates the distance but the direction from the hive is not indicated.
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This is used to indicate that the presence of food which is more than 150 meters of the hive.
Both distance and direction are communicated in waggle dance. The direction to the food source
is the straight line direction in relation to the sun, even if an obstacle prevents straight line flight.
For example: a waggle straight up the comb is a direction straight toward the sun and a waggle
down the comb is a direction away from the sun. On the other hand, a waggle 30 degrees to the
left of vertical is a direction 30 degrees to the left of the
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How the honey bees communicate? They are not using the hum vibrations emitted by the wings to
pass the information. Experiments show that honey bees are no auditory organs, they will not hear
any sound. Honey bees use dance language and pheromones to communicate and share information
with one another. When a honey beediscovers a new food source, it will tell the other honey bees
about its location through the honey bee dance.
There are three types of honey bee dances that are the round dance, the tail wagging or waggle
dance and sickle dance. Round dance (figure 1) is a series of narrow circular movements. This is
used to indicate that the presence of food is within 50 meters of the hive. The honey bees may
repeat the dance several times at the same location or move to the other location on the honeycomb
to repeat it. A round dance just indicates the distance but the direction from the hive is not indicated.
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This is used to indicate that the presence of food which is more than 150 meters of the hive.
Both distance and direction are communicated in waggle dance. The direction to the food source
is the straight line direction in relation to the sun, even if an obstacle prevents straight line flight.
For example: a waggle straight up the comb is a direction straight toward the sun and a waggle
down the comb is a direction away from the sun. On the other hand, a waggle 30 degrees to the
left of vertical is a direction 30 degrees to the left of the
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Essay R.L.Polk Case Study
Introduction:
What is the business rationale for making the technology investment? This is one of the most
important questions to ask. Almost all companies depend on some technology solution to deliver
goods and services. Investing in new technologies for the sake of having the latest up to date
systems, just does not seem to cut it in the minds of most industry executives, nor does trying to
rationalize a major technology investment solely on the basis of reducing ongoing maintenance
costs of the old systems. Information technology usually does not have a direct impact on the
bottom line. IT is applied to business processes, and it is those business processes that increase
revenue or reduce expenses [Berman,Knight]. This implies ... Show more content on
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After evaluating different technologies R.L. Polk decided to implement grid computing, service
oriented architecture and Oracle database due to the new capabilities it offered.
A garbage can model of IT value portrays the factors most organizations confront when making
investment in technology [Henry C. Lucas Jr]. According to Henry C. Lucas Garbage Can
model the value of a project depends on the level with which the variable affecting a project such
as management buy in, technology, cost, and IT staff converge to produce a useful output. The
level of this convergence determines the value derived from the project. If an application is ideal
for an organization and is configured and implemented correctly but is not embraced by the users
it will not produce the anticipated value. In cases where technology becomes intertwined with the
strategy of the organization, as was the case in the R.L Polk case study, it becomes even harder to
determine the true value of the solution. In these scenarios the direct benefits might be easier to
calculate, but assigning the value of the indirect benefits to the technology becomes difficult. For
this reason, I agree with the approach adopted by Vasconi in this article. Creating a separate
company for developing the new solution not only increases the probability of success, but it also
makes it easier to measure the direct and indirect benefits created by the solution. Vasconi
effectively used the garbage can
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Introduction:
What is the business rationale for making the technology investment? This is one of the most
important questions to ask. Almost all companies depend on some technology solution to deliver
goods and services. Investing in new technologies for the sake of having the latest up to date
systems, just does not seem to cut it in the minds of most industry executives, nor does trying to
rationalize a major technology investment solely on the basis of reducing ongoing maintenance
costs of the old systems. Information technology usually does not have a direct impact on the
bottom line. IT is applied to business processes, and it is those business processes that increase
revenue or reduce expenses [Berman,Knight]. This implies ... Show more content on
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After evaluating different technologies R.L. Polk decided to implement grid computing, service
oriented architecture and Oracle database due to the new capabilities it offered.
A garbage can model of IT value portrays the factors most organizations confront when making
investment in technology [Henry C. Lucas Jr]. According to Henry C. Lucas Garbage Can
model the value of a project depends on the level with which the variable affecting a project such
as management buy in, technology, cost, and IT staff converge to produce a useful output. The
level of this convergence determines the value derived from the project. If an application is ideal
for an organization and is configured and implemented correctly but is not embraced by the users
it will not produce the anticipated value. In cases where technology becomes intertwined with the
strategy of the organization, as was the case in the R.L Polk case study, it becomes even harder to
determine the true value of the solution. In these scenarios the direct benefits might be easier to
calculate, but assigning the value of the indirect benefits to the technology becomes difficult. For
this reason, I agree with the approach adopted by Vasconi in this article. Creating a separate
company for developing the new solution not only increases the probability of success, but it also
makes it easier to measure the direct and indirect benefits created by the solution. Vasconi
effectively used the garbage can
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How Did Prohibition Cause Organized Crime
The choice of prohibition, a decision designed to make America a safer place, not only made
America drastically more dangerous, but it also led to a substantial rise in organized crime. The
reasons for prohibition include the temperance movement and the thought of a safer society. These
reasons, which led to prohibition becoming a law, only did the opposite. Prohibition opened the
gates and allowed for the sale of illegal alcohol, bootlegging, to grow exponentially. This easy
opportunity to make substantial amounts of money caused the Italian crimefamilies to begin the
bootlegging business. Prohibition also led to more alcohol related deaths, and severely hurt the
doomed economy by taking away thousands of jobs. The Prohibition Era allowed for the Italian
crime families to become so wealthy and so entrenched in society that they could no longer be
stopped. Ever since colonial times, it was normal to consume alcohol and alcoholic beverages such
as rum and whiskey several times a day, and public drunkenness wasn t seriously looked down
upon. This all changed with the American Temperance Society, founded in 1826 in Boston. The
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To fill this easy void with such a high demand, the Italian crime families began to set up
bootlegging operations. Since alcohol was still legal in most other countries, the crime families
imported it across the Canadian and Mexican borders. Then the bootleggers would ship the illegal
alcohol throughout the United States to several speakeasies, secret drinking establishments that
were in almost every town and city. As an example of the high demand for alcohol, New York
City had twice the number of speakeasies than it did bars before prohibition. Since the demand for
alcohol was so high, the Italian crime families were bringing in massive
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The choice of prohibition, a decision designed to make America a safer place, not only made
America drastically more dangerous, but it also led to a substantial rise in organized crime. The
reasons for prohibition include the temperance movement and the thought of a safer society. These
reasons, which led to prohibition becoming a law, only did the opposite. Prohibition opened the
gates and allowed for the sale of illegal alcohol, bootlegging, to grow exponentially. This easy
opportunity to make substantial amounts of money caused the Italian crimefamilies to begin the
bootlegging business. Prohibition also led to more alcohol related deaths, and severely hurt the
doomed economy by taking away thousands of jobs. The Prohibition Era allowed for the Italian
crime families to become so wealthy and so entrenched in society that they could no longer be
stopped. Ever since colonial times, it was normal to consume alcohol and alcoholic beverages such
as rum and whiskey several times a day, and public drunkenness wasn t seriously looked down
upon. This all changed with the American Temperance Society, founded in 1826 in Boston. The
new temperance... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To fill this easy void with such a high demand, the Italian crime families began to set up
bootlegging operations. Since alcohol was still legal in most other countries, the crime families
imported it across the Canadian and Mexican borders. Then the bootleggers would ship the illegal
alcohol throughout the United States to several speakeasies, secret drinking establishments that
were in almost every town and city. As an example of the high demand for alcohol, New York
City had twice the number of speakeasies than it did bars before prohibition. Since the demand for
alcohol was so high, the Italian crime families were bringing in massive
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The History Of Egypt And The Seven Wonders Of The World
Egypt is a fascinating country with a long and dark history. Many historical events have taken
place in Egypt ranging from 4000 BCE through the present. Egypt also plays a major role in the
biblical aspect in history as well. Significant achievements from Imhotep; a remarkable architect
and physician, to Moses freeing the slaves from the Pharos. Pyramids that were built between
2700 BCE 2500 BCE remain one of the Seven Wonders of the World and still stand today. Egypthas
been ruled by many and suffered through many conflicts. Through the preservation of sculptures,
architectural designs, and human intelligence Egypt shows to be a culture of its own; and different
from many.
Egypt, a country in the North East part of Africa covers an area of 1,001,450 square kilometers
(386,599 square miles) having no territories. Located in the North Eastern hemisphere and is
larger than three times the state of New Mexico with most of the country consumed by the Sarah
Desert. There are two major bodies of water offering gateways of commerce, the Red Sea to the east
and the Mediterranean Sea to the north. The Nile River stretches across Egypt from north to south
and covers 1600 kilometers (992 miles) making this the longest river in the World. This river is
also home to the notorious and famous Nile River crocodile. The Aswan High Dam along the Nile
River is one the world s largest dams (Encyclopedia, 2016). The country is home to the famous and
World s largest desert; The
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Egypt is a fascinating country with a long and dark history. Many historical events have taken
place in Egypt ranging from 4000 BCE through the present. Egypt also plays a major role in the
biblical aspect in history as well. Significant achievements from Imhotep; a remarkable architect
and physician, to Moses freeing the slaves from the Pharos. Pyramids that were built between
2700 BCE 2500 BCE remain one of the Seven Wonders of the World and still stand today. Egypthas
been ruled by many and suffered through many conflicts. Through the preservation of sculptures,
architectural designs, and human intelligence Egypt shows to be a culture of its own; and different
from many.
Egypt, a country in the North East part of Africa covers an area of 1,001,450 square kilometers
(386,599 square miles) having no territories. Located in the North Eastern hemisphere and is
larger than three times the state of New Mexico with most of the country consumed by the Sarah
Desert. There are two major bodies of water offering gateways of commerce, the Red Sea to the east
and the Mediterranean Sea to the north. The Nile River stretches across Egypt from north to south
and covers 1600 kilometers (992 miles) making this the longest river in the World. This river is
also home to the notorious and famous Nile River crocodile. The Aswan High Dam along the Nile
River is one the world s largest dams (Encyclopedia, 2016). The country is home to the famous and
World s largest desert; The
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Porter s Generic Strategies Framework
Introduction Porter s generic strategies framework constitutes a major contribution to the
development of the strategic management literature. Generic strategies were first presented in
two books by Professor Michael Porter of the Harvard Business School (Porter, 1980, 1985).
Porter (1980, 1985) suggested that some of the most basic choices faced by companies are
essentially the scope of the markets that the company would serve and how the company would
compete in the selected markets. Competitive strategies focus on ways in which a company can
achieve the most advantageous position that it possibly can in its industry (Pearson, 1999). The
profit of a company is essentially the difference between its revenues and costs. Therefore high...
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Companies employ this strategy by focusing on the areas in a market where there is the least
amount of competition (Pearson, 1999). Organisations can make use of the focus strategy by
focusing on a specific niche in the market and offering specialised products for that niche. This
is why the focus strategy is also sometimes referred to as the niche strategy (Lynch, 2003).
Therefore, competitive advantage can be achieved only in the company s target segments by
employing the focus strategy. The company can make use of the cost leadership or
differentiation approach with regard to the focus strategy. In that, a company using the cost
focus approach would aim for a cost advantage in its target segment only. If a company is using
the differentiation focus approach, it would aim for differentiation in its target segment only,
and not the overall market. This strategy provides the company the possibility to charge a
premium price for superior quality (differentiation focus) or by offering a low price product to a
small and specialised group of buyers (cost focus). Ferrari and Rolls Royce are classic examples
of niche players in the automobile industry. Both these companies have a niche of premium
products available at a premium price. Moreover, they have a small percentage of the worldwide
market, which is a trait characteristic of niche players. The downside of the focus strategy,
however, is that the niche characteristically is small and may not be significant or large
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Introduction Porter s generic strategies framework constitutes a major contribution to the
development of the strategic management literature. Generic strategies were first presented in
two books by Professor Michael Porter of the Harvard Business School (Porter, 1980, 1985).
Porter (1980, 1985) suggested that some of the most basic choices faced by companies are
essentially the scope of the markets that the company would serve and how the company would
compete in the selected markets. Competitive strategies focus on ways in which a company can
achieve the most advantageous position that it possibly can in its industry (Pearson, 1999). The
profit of a company is essentially the difference between its revenues and costs. Therefore high...
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Companies employ this strategy by focusing on the areas in a market where there is the least
amount of competition (Pearson, 1999). Organisations can make use of the focus strategy by
focusing on a specific niche in the market and offering specialised products for that niche. This
is why the focus strategy is also sometimes referred to as the niche strategy (Lynch, 2003).
Therefore, competitive advantage can be achieved only in the company s target segments by
employing the focus strategy. The company can make use of the cost leadership or
differentiation approach with regard to the focus strategy. In that, a company using the cost
focus approach would aim for a cost advantage in its target segment only. If a company is using
the differentiation focus approach, it would aim for differentiation in its target segment only,
and not the overall market. This strategy provides the company the possibility to charge a
premium price for superior quality (differentiation focus) or by offering a low price product to a
small and specialised group of buyers (cost focus). Ferrari and Rolls Royce are classic examples
of niche players in the automobile industry. Both these companies have a niche of premium
products available at a premium price. Moreover, they have a small percentage of the worldwide
market, which is a trait characteristic of niche players. The downside of the focus strategy,
however, is that the niche characteristically is small and may not be significant or large
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Essay about Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Justice System
Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Justice System Introduction In modern day America the issue of
racial discrimination in the criminal justice system is controversial because there is substantial
evidence confirming both individual and systemic biases. While there is reason to believe that there
are discriminatory elements at every step of the judicial process, this treatment will investigate and
attempt to elucidate such elements in two of the most critical judicial junctures, criminal
apprehension and prosecution. Criminal Apprehension Statistical accounts show consistent accord
in that African Americans are disproportionately arrested over whites. What is much less lucid,
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While both sides of this deeply entrenched controversy substantiate meaningful claims, neither of
their arguments is exhaustive, although Walker, Spohn, and DeLone s case is much more
convincing. African American arrest statistics are best understood as the convergence of both a
somewhat higher incidence of crime as well as racial discrimination in the criminal justice
system. Although higher incidence of crime may initially appear to justify higher arrest rates,
there is significant evidence demonstrating that not only is African American crime exaggerated
by a racially discriminatory criminal justice system (one of the products of which is disparate
arrest rates), the greater crime rates in and of themselves are a result of economic inequality. In
order to understand the nature of the statistical disparity, the first aspect that must be examined
is necessarily the statistics themselves. Recent data (1998) shows that more than two out of
every three arrested persons are white (67.6%) and that African Americans account for only 30% of
all arrests. More striking is the data adjusted per capita: African Americans are two and a half times
as likely to be arrested as whites, and are even more over represented in violent crimes, for which
they are over three times as likely to be arrested. African Americans are five times as likely to be
arrested in cases of robbery or murder (Walker et al., 39). There is
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Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Justice System Introduction In modern day America the issue of
racial discrimination in the criminal justice system is controversial because there is substantial
evidence confirming both individual and systemic biases. While there is reason to believe that there
are discriminatory elements at every step of the judicial process, this treatment will investigate and
attempt to elucidate such elements in two of the most critical judicial junctures, criminal
apprehension and prosecution. Criminal Apprehension Statistical accounts show consistent accord
in that African Americans are disproportionately arrested over whites. What is much less lucid,
however, is the real reason for this disparity.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While both sides of this deeply entrenched controversy substantiate meaningful claims, neither of
their arguments is exhaustive, although Walker, Spohn, and DeLone s case is much more
convincing. African American arrest statistics are best understood as the convergence of both a
somewhat higher incidence of crime as well as racial discrimination in the criminal justice
system. Although higher incidence of crime may initially appear to justify higher arrest rates,
there is significant evidence demonstrating that not only is African American crime exaggerated
by a racially discriminatory criminal justice system (one of the products of which is disparate
arrest rates), the greater crime rates in and of themselves are a result of economic inequality. In
order to understand the nature of the statistical disparity, the first aspect that must be examined
is necessarily the statistics themselves. Recent data (1998) shows that more than two out of
every three arrested persons are white (67.6%) and that African Americans account for only 30% of
all arrests. More striking is the data adjusted per capita: African Americans are two and a half times
as likely to be arrested as whites, and are even more over represented in violent crimes, for which
they are over three times as likely to be arrested. African Americans are five times as likely to be
arrested in cases of robbery or murder (Walker et al., 39). There is
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Product Liability In Canada
Introduction Product liability is a concept in law where the manufacturer /seller/supplier of the
product is held answerable for the damage caused to the consumer of the product or .In simple
meaning , if a purchased is the reason for the injury to the to the buyer , the selling party will be
liable for the There are many goods that are not appropriate for consumption but still are sold in
the market and hence cause harm to the user. In such a case the parties which are involved in
selling the good are accountable for the damage to the consumer. (Shugarman D; Beckman
R,2005) Theories of product liability Breach of warranty In product liability cases, a breach of
warranty claim will be supported either an express warranty or... Show more content on
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Some of the problems arise from the intrinsic nature of product riskdecisions and also the
perform of tort liability, whereas others couldderive from individuals cognitive limitations and
inability tothink properly regarding equalisation risk and price. so it mightbe each incorrect and
an oversimplification responsible all theills on the tort liability system. That system functions
fairlywell for several forms of accidents, like personal motorvehicle accidents. However, tort
liability falls short with respect to products. (Viscusi, 2012) The equity arguments specific a belief
that cases ought to be selected the premise of fault and negligence. In explicit, companies take into
account it unjust to be assessed damages once there was nothing they might have done to forestall
the injury. The distributive objection is that the awards in several cases are overlarge and appear
to supply a prize, as in an exceedingly lottery, instead of providing compensation for actual losses.
However, liability awards will force companies into chapter 11 or deter them from manufacturing
bound fascinating product Case studies Donoghue v.
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Introduction Product liability is a concept in law where the manufacturer /seller/supplier of the
product is held answerable for the damage caused to the consumer of the product or .In simple
meaning , if a purchased is the reason for the injury to the to the buyer , the selling party will be
liable for the There are many goods that are not appropriate for consumption but still are sold in
the market and hence cause harm to the user. In such a case the parties which are involved in
selling the good are accountable for the damage to the consumer. (Shugarman D; Beckman
R,2005) Theories of product liability Breach of warranty In product liability cases, a breach of
warranty claim will be supported either an express warranty or... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the problems arise from the intrinsic nature of product riskdecisions and also the
perform of tort liability, whereas others couldderive from individuals cognitive limitations and
inability tothink properly regarding equalisation risk and price. so it mightbe each incorrect and
an oversimplification responsible all theills on the tort liability system. That system functions
fairlywell for several forms of accidents, like personal motorvehicle accidents. However, tort
liability falls short with respect to products. (Viscusi, 2012) The equity arguments specific a belief
that cases ought to be selected the premise of fault and negligence. In explicit, companies take into
account it unjust to be assessed damages once there was nothing they might have done to forestall
the injury. The distributive objection is that the awards in several cases are overlarge and appear
to supply a prize, as in an exceedingly lottery, instead of providing compensation for actual losses.
However, liability awards will force companies into chapter 11 or deter them from manufacturing
bound fascinating product Case studies Donoghue v.
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Walsh V. Lonsdale [1882 W. 1127.]
CHANCERY DIVISION WALSH v. LONSDALE [1882 W. 1127.] This is one of the most
frequently cited authorities on the effect of the Judicature Acts so far as the fusion of law and
equity is concerned. Essentially the question down on whether the defendant could bring a legal
remedy (distress) with respect to a lease which formerly would have been regarded as equitable
only (effectively an agreement to grant a lease rather than one in proper legal form). Facts:The
Defendant on the 29th of May 1879, agreed to grant and the Plaintiff to accept a lease of a mill
for seven years at the rent of 30s. a year for each loom run, the Plaintiff not to run less than 540
looms. The lease to contain such stipulations as were inserted in a certain lease of the... Show more
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A. Aspden of the one part, and Robert Bradley of the other part, or such of them as can be made
applicable to the tenancy hereby agreed to be created. When we look at the lease of the
Newfields Mills we find that it is a lease at a rent certain payable beforehand, and the question is
how far that provision can be made applicable to the present very peculiar agreement. That
agreement provides the lessor at his own expense is to find steam power for driving and running,
the machinery, and that the rent is to be В Ј2 10s. for every loom run, but for the first year the
lessee is not to run less than 300, and afterwards not less than 540 looms. Then there is a
provision that the lessee is to have the right, whenever he shall think fit, to find the steam power
for himself, and in that case his rent is to be 30s. per loom. There is a further proviso that until
the lessee shall find the steam power the engine house, boiler house, mechanics shop, stable, and
yard adjoining thereto shall be excluded from the demise. As I read that it means that when the
lessee once elects to provide his own steam power, the excepted particulars, are included in the
demise, and then the lessor is no longer bound to find the steam power because he has demised
the, very thing that produces the steam power, and the lessee is now the lessee of the engine house,
and the rest, and has to find steam power for
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CHANCERY DIVISION WALSH v. LONSDALE [1882 W. 1127.] This is one of the most
frequently cited authorities on the effect of the Judicature Acts so far as the fusion of law and
equity is concerned. Essentially the question down on whether the defendant could bring a legal
remedy (distress) with respect to a lease which formerly would have been regarded as equitable
only (effectively an agreement to grant a lease rather than one in proper legal form). Facts:The
Defendant on the 29th of May 1879, agreed to grant and the Plaintiff to accept a lease of a mill
for seven years at the rent of 30s. a year for each loom run, the Plaintiff not to run less than 540
looms. The lease to contain such stipulations as were inserted in a certain lease of the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
A. Aspden of the one part, and Robert Bradley of the other part, or such of them as can be made
applicable to the tenancy hereby agreed to be created. When we look at the lease of the
Newfields Mills we find that it is a lease at a rent certain payable beforehand, and the question is
how far that provision can be made applicable to the present very peculiar agreement. That
agreement provides the lessor at his own expense is to find steam power for driving and running,
the machinery, and that the rent is to be В Ј2 10s. for every loom run, but for the first year the
lessee is not to run less than 300, and afterwards not less than 540 looms. Then there is a
provision that the lessee is to have the right, whenever he shall think fit, to find the steam power
for himself, and in that case his rent is to be 30s. per loom. There is a further proviso that until
the lessee shall find the steam power the engine house, boiler house, mechanics shop, stable, and
yard adjoining thereto shall be excluded from the demise. As I read that it means that when the
lessee once elects to provide his own steam power, the excepted particulars, are included in the
demise, and then the lessor is no longer bound to find the steam power because he has demised
the, very thing that produces the steam power, and the lessee is now the lessee of the engine house,
and the rest, and has to find steam power for
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Blindsight Essay
Blindsight phenomenon suggests that the brain can sense the presence of an object without
actually seeing it. Blindsight is defined as those who are cortically blind (caused most often by
blood flow loss to the occipital cortex, where we process our conscious visuals) due to lesions in
their striate cortex, or V1, having the ability to respond to visual stimuli that is not consciously
seen. Patients reportedly have blindness, but respond to visual stimuli. The studies are mainly
conducted on patients who are blind on only one side of their visual field. The articles I have had
assistance in choosing are; Seeing without Seeing? Degraded Conscious Vision in a Blindsight
Patient and Unseen Facial and Bodily Expressions Trigger Fast Emotional... Show more content on
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This method does not take into account the possibility of weak conscious knowledge, we cannot
report on that which we are unaware of. One study involving a 31 year old female patient (GR)
whom, for a few months, had experienced severe headaches. Suddenly, she was hit with a
massive headache, then blindness on the right side of her visual field, and dropped to a level 12
Glasgow Coma Score (GCS an objective way of recording the conscious state of a person. A
patient is assessed against the criteria of the scale, and the resulting points give a patient score
between 3, indicating deep unconsciousness, and either 14 (original scale) or 15, the more widely
used modified or revised scale). The results of a CT scan of her cerebral lobe indicated an anterior
left occipital lobe hemorrhage, surrounding the subarachnoid space, and expanding to the left lateral
ventricle, resulting in a moderate hydrocephalus (swelling of the head). The next day, her GCS
decreased to 7, and a new CT scanning showed increased hydrocephalus. A drain was placed in the
right lateral ventricle to drain CSF. Angiography showed an arteriovenous malformation. The
malformation was treated with endovascular (of or relating to a surgical procedure in which a
catheter containing medications or miniature instruments is inserted through the skin into a blood
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Blindsight phenomenon suggests that the brain can sense the presence of an object without
actually seeing it. Blindsight is defined as those who are cortically blind (caused most often by
blood flow loss to the occipital cortex, where we process our conscious visuals) due to lesions in
their striate cortex, or V1, having the ability to respond to visual stimuli that is not consciously
seen. Patients reportedly have blindness, but respond to visual stimuli. The studies are mainly
conducted on patients who are blind on only one side of their visual field. The articles I have had
assistance in choosing are; Seeing without Seeing? Degraded Conscious Vision in a Blindsight
Patient and Unseen Facial and Bodily Expressions Trigger Fast Emotional... Show more content on
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This method does not take into account the possibility of weak conscious knowledge, we cannot
report on that which we are unaware of. One study involving a 31 year old female patient (GR)
whom, for a few months, had experienced severe headaches. Suddenly, she was hit with a
massive headache, then blindness on the right side of her visual field, and dropped to a level 12
Glasgow Coma Score (GCS an objective way of recording the conscious state of a person. A
patient is assessed against the criteria of the scale, and the resulting points give a patient score
between 3, indicating deep unconsciousness, and either 14 (original scale) or 15, the more widely
used modified or revised scale). The results of a CT scan of her cerebral lobe indicated an anterior
left occipital lobe hemorrhage, surrounding the subarachnoid space, and expanding to the left lateral
ventricle, resulting in a moderate hydrocephalus (swelling of the head). The next day, her GCS
decreased to 7, and a new CT scanning showed increased hydrocephalus. A drain was placed in the
right lateral ventricle to drain CSF. Angiography showed an arteriovenous malformation. The
malformation was treated with endovascular (of or relating to a surgical procedure in which a
catheter containing medications or miniature instruments is inserted through the skin into a blood
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Losing Vietnam On The Home Front
Nick Smith
U.S. History A
Mr. Nance
March 23, 2016
Losing Vietnam on the Home front
Forty six years have passed since the United States officially stopped their involvement in Vietnam.
Not since the Civil war had the country been so torn. Every American family was impacted, losing
husbands, sons, and daughters. Over fifty thousand Americans were killed and many more still
suffer deep physical and emotional scars . Veterans took their own lives, were treated as social
outcasts, or ended up on the streets with the homeless. The Vietnam conflict was a war that many
did not understand and that left a nation questioning the government they had always trusted.
It wasn t until Johnson began his massive bombing campaign against North Vietnam ... Show more
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involvement in the Vietnam War. Some advocates within this movement advocated a unilateral
withdrawal of U.S. forces from South Vietnam.
In 1965 the movement began to gain national prominence. Aggressive actions by police and
protesters turned the anti war demonstrations in Chicago at the 1968 Democratic National
Convention into a riot. News reports of American military abuses, such as the 1968 My Lai
Massacre, brought new attention and support to the anti war movement bringing it to its height.
The movement continued to prosper over the span of the conflict.
The Mб»№ Lai Massacre was the Vietnam War mass killing of between 347 and 504 unarmed
civilians in South Vietnam on March 16, 1968. Victims included men, women, children, and
infants. The massacre, which was later called the most shocking episode of the Vietnam War , took
place in two hamlets of SЖ Ўn Mб»№ village in Quб єЈng NgГ Јi Province. These hamlets were
marked on the U.S. Army topographic maps as My Lai and My Khe. The U.S. military codeword
for the alleged Viet Cong stronghold in that area was Pinkville, and the carnage was initially
referred to as the Pinkville Massacre. Later, when the U.S. Army started its investigation, the media
changed it to the Massacre at Songmy. Currently, the event is referred to as the My Lai Massacre in
the United States and called the Son My Massacre in Vietnam.
High profile opposition to the Vietnam war turned to street protests in an effort to turn U.S.
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Nick Smith
U.S. History A
Mr. Nance
March 23, 2016
Losing Vietnam on the Home front
Forty six years have passed since the United States officially stopped their involvement in Vietnam.
Not since the Civil war had the country been so torn. Every American family was impacted, losing
husbands, sons, and daughters. Over fifty thousand Americans were killed and many more still
suffer deep physical and emotional scars . Veterans took their own lives, were treated as social
outcasts, or ended up on the streets with the homeless. The Vietnam conflict was a war that many
did not understand and that left a nation questioning the government they had always trusted.
It wasn t until Johnson began his massive bombing campaign against North Vietnam ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
involvement in the Vietnam War. Some advocates within this movement advocated a unilateral
withdrawal of U.S. forces from South Vietnam.
In 1965 the movement began to gain national prominence. Aggressive actions by police and
protesters turned the anti war demonstrations in Chicago at the 1968 Democratic National
Convention into a riot. News reports of American military abuses, such as the 1968 My Lai
Massacre, brought new attention and support to the anti war movement bringing it to its height.
The movement continued to prosper over the span of the conflict.
The Mб»№ Lai Massacre was the Vietnam War mass killing of between 347 and 504 unarmed
civilians in South Vietnam on March 16, 1968. Victims included men, women, children, and
infants. The massacre, which was later called the most shocking episode of the Vietnam War , took
place in two hamlets of SЖ Ўn Mб»№ village in Quб єЈng NgГ Јi Province. These hamlets were
marked on the U.S. Army topographic maps as My Lai and My Khe. The U.S. military codeword
for the alleged Viet Cong stronghold in that area was Pinkville, and the carnage was initially
referred to as the Pinkville Massacre. Later, when the U.S. Army started its investigation, the media
changed it to the Massacre at Songmy. Currently, the event is referred to as the My Lai Massacre in
the United States and called the Son My Massacre in Vietnam.
High profile opposition to the Vietnam war turned to street protests in an effort to turn U.S.
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The Importance Of Still Life
Everything you ve gone through in your life has made you into the person you are today. Don t
hate on the past or the people that have been left there. You are stronger because of all the
challenges and circumstances that you ve endured. Be thankful for everything because as you
become stronger...life becomes easier Quoted by Robert Tew. Robert Tew explained in this
quote that someone or something has made you the person you are today. Whether it be family,
friends, someone who has inspired you or personal experiences we all have reasons as to what
made us the way we are. I recently made a still life representing what made me the person I am
today. If you looked at it you might be confused about the items so I will be explaining the
significants of the items and why it made me the person I am today. At an early age, with the
help of my family, I started to form into the person I am today. My family is a big part of my life
and has been since I could remember. If you look at my still life you can see a picture of my
family and I in the left corner. In the picture is my mom Tammy, my stepdad Tom, my sister
Felicia, and Donnie which is Felicia s boyfriend of about 5 years. This picture was taken a
couple years ago on vacation to Florida. My family is a significant part of my life because they
all have been through everything with me. I may disappoint them sometimes but I know at the end
of the day that they love me and want the best thing for me. Since I was five years old
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Everything you ve gone through in your life has made you into the person you are today. Don t
hate on the past or the people that have been left there. You are stronger because of all the
challenges and circumstances that you ve endured. Be thankful for everything because as you
become stronger...life becomes easier Quoted by Robert Tew. Robert Tew explained in this
quote that someone or something has made you the person you are today. Whether it be family,
friends, someone who has inspired you or personal experiences we all have reasons as to what
made us the way we are. I recently made a still life representing what made me the person I am
today. If you looked at it you might be confused about the items so I will be explaining the
significants of the items and why it made me the person I am today. At an early age, with the
help of my family, I started to form into the person I am today. My family is a big part of my life
and has been since I could remember. If you look at my still life you can see a picture of my
family and I in the left corner. In the picture is my mom Tammy, my stepdad Tom, my sister
Felicia, and Donnie which is Felicia s boyfriend of about 5 years. This picture was taken a
couple years ago on vacation to Florida. My family is a significant part of my life because they
all have been through everything with me. I may disappoint them sometimes but I know at the end
of the day that they love me and want the best thing for me. Since I was five years old
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Chapter 2 Organizing and managing information
Chapter 2 Enterprise Systems Student:
___________________________________________________________________________ 1.
One of the primary goals of implementing an ERP system is to standardize systems across multiple
locations and multiple divisions. в ЂЁTrue False 2. Large multilocation and multidivision
companies are challenged to see the greatest benefits from ERP systems. в ЂЁTrue False 3. Early
adopters of ERP systems were in the business of making products. в ЂЁTrue False 4. ERP systems
have proved to be quite easy to install and in short periods of time. в ЂЁTrue False 5. Enterprise
systems potentially integrate the business process functionality and information from all of an
organization s functional areas. в ЂЁTrue False... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
True False 28. Event driven architecture (EDA) is an approach to designing and building enterprise
systems in which business events trigger messages to be sent by middleware between independent
software modules that are completely unaware of each other. в ЂЁTrue False 29. In event driven
architecture (EDA) the business unit pushes the event to the recipient rather than waiting for the
recipient to request or pull , the event. в ЂЁTrue False 30. The value chain is a chain of activities
performed by the organization to transform outputs into inputs valued by the customer. в ЂЁTrue
False 31. An organization creates a competitive advantage by creating less value for its customers
than does its competition. в ЂЁTrue False 32. Supporting activities of the value chain include
activities directly involved with marketing, producing, selling, and delivering the product or service
to the customer. в ЂЁTrue False 33. Primary activities of the value chain provide infrastructure such
as procurement, information technology, human resources, and accounting. в ЂЁTrue False 34. The
value chain works to separate the functional activities or silos of the organization. в ЂЁTrue False
35. Dell s value chain takes raw materials, manufactures computers and other products, and delivers
them to customers in a timely manner at an attractive price. в ЂЁTrue False 36. The activities in the
value chain, the value activities, are
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Chapter 2 Enterprise Systems Student:
___________________________________________________________________________ 1.
One of the primary goals of implementing an ERP system is to standardize systems across multiple
locations and multiple divisions. в ЂЁTrue False 2. Large multilocation and multidivision
companies are challenged to see the greatest benefits from ERP systems. в ЂЁTrue False 3. Early
adopters of ERP systems were in the business of making products. в ЂЁTrue False 4. ERP systems
have proved to be quite easy to install and in short periods of time. в ЂЁTrue False 5. Enterprise
systems potentially integrate the business process functionality and information from all of an
organization s functional areas. в ЂЁTrue False... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
True False 28. Event driven architecture (EDA) is an approach to designing and building enterprise
systems in which business events trigger messages to be sent by middleware between independent
software modules that are completely unaware of each other. в ЂЁTrue False 29. In event driven
architecture (EDA) the business unit pushes the event to the recipient rather than waiting for the
recipient to request or pull , the event. в ЂЁTrue False 30. The value chain is a chain of activities
performed by the organization to transform outputs into inputs valued by the customer. в ЂЁTrue
False 31. An organization creates a competitive advantage by creating less value for its customers
than does its competition. в ЂЁTrue False 32. Supporting activities of the value chain include
activities directly involved with marketing, producing, selling, and delivering the product or service
to the customer. в ЂЁTrue False 33. Primary activities of the value chain provide infrastructure such
as procurement, information technology, human resources, and accounting. в ЂЁTrue False 34. The
value chain works to separate the functional activities or silos of the organization. в ЂЁTrue False
35. Dell s value chain takes raw materials, manufactures computers and other products, and delivers
them to customers in a timely manner at an attractive price. в ЂЁTrue False 36. The activities in the
value chain, the value activities, are
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Project Implementation, Control, and Termination Paper and...
Project Implementation, Control, and Termination Paper and Presentation
MGT/437
Monday, July 2, 2012
Curt Haydt
Project Implementation, Control, and Termination Paper and Presentation
Project management is the application of knowledge, skills and techniques to execute projects
effectively and efficiently (What is project management?). Using project management allows
management to assign tasks to employees whereas they focus on the everyday operations. This
paper will propose a parking garage by showing that there is a need for it, by identifying
stakeholders, determining goals, creating a time line and budget, and developing a plan or a
statement of work that will outline the steps of this project. Team B will also identify the ... Show
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Identify Completion Date
Finding the right location is top priority for this project. The garage must not be far away from
either the shopping complex or the casinos. If it is the project may fail because it does not alleviate
the inconvenience of walking for the shoppers. The projected length of time for this project is 12
18 months. This takes the weather into account and gives ample time for any unforeseen problems
with suppliers, contractors, the city, and any permit problems.
Budget
The national average of a five level parking garage is approximately 145,000 square feet (Reed
Construction Data, 2012). The project will require the hiring of an architect and a contractor.
The architect duties will include creating a schematic design and draft floor plans, finalize
drawings, obtain necessary permits and serve as the development manager of the project. The
contractor will provide the services and materials need for the job and is responsible in hiring
subcontractors. The national average for the cost per square foot to build a five level parking
garage is between $50 and $70 (FixR, 2011). On average masons and excavators charge $70 per
hour, electricians charge $65 to $85 per hour and plumbers charge somewhere between $45 and
$65 per hour, so this project will take into consideration all of the hourly rates for all specialties
(FixR, 2011). Taking from the national average costs this project will cost $65 a square foot
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Project Implementation, Control, and Termination Paper and Presentation
MGT/437
Monday, July 2, 2012
Curt Haydt
Project Implementation, Control, and Termination Paper and Presentation
Project management is the application of knowledge, skills and techniques to execute projects
effectively and efficiently (What is project management?). Using project management allows
management to assign tasks to employees whereas they focus on the everyday operations. This
paper will propose a parking garage by showing that there is a need for it, by identifying
stakeholders, determining goals, creating a time line and budget, and developing a plan or a
statement of work that will outline the steps of this project. Team B will also identify the ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Identify Completion Date
Finding the right location is top priority for this project. The garage must not be far away from
either the shopping complex or the casinos. If it is the project may fail because it does not alleviate
the inconvenience of walking for the shoppers. The projected length of time for this project is 12
18 months. This takes the weather into account and gives ample time for any unforeseen problems
with suppliers, contractors, the city, and any permit problems.
Budget
The national average of a five level parking garage is approximately 145,000 square feet (Reed
Construction Data, 2012). The project will require the hiring of an architect and a contractor.
The architect duties will include creating a schematic design and draft floor plans, finalize
drawings, obtain necessary permits and serve as the development manager of the project. The
contractor will provide the services and materials need for the job and is responsible in hiring
subcontractors. The national average for the cost per square foot to build a five level parking
garage is between $50 and $70 (FixR, 2011). On average masons and excavators charge $70 per
hour, electricians charge $65 to $85 per hour and plumbers charge somewhere between $45 and
$65 per hour, so this project will take into consideration all of the hourly rates for all specialties
(FixR, 2011). Taking from the national average costs this project will cost $65 a square foot
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Decriminalization Of Prostitution Essay
There are about 13,828,700 prostitutes in the world; 3 million in China, 2 million in India and 1
million in the United States. Each year in New York City there is 4,200 prostitution arrest, and 5
officers will need to conduct a prostitution sting (a sting operation is an undercover operation
designed to catch a person committing a crime or in this case a prostitute). Yet, what even is
prostitution? Do we as a people gather the full concept and the reasoning behind why these men and
women subject themselves to intercourse for money? The definition of prostitution is an
occupation of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment. Though prostitution is defined
as an occupation it is still criminalized by today s society and government.... Show more content on
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While I agree that child prostitution is a significant global problem, both in developed and
undeveloped countries, I must argue the involvement of sex workers. A primary reason why we
have a child prostitution increase is due to the criminalization of adult prostitution. When a
sexually ambitious person cannot find an adult sex worker, they would turn to pimps, who
mostly use underage sex workers, to satisfy their sexual urges. By keeping sex work illegal,
victims of sex trafficking are less likely to go to the police out of fear of being arrested, also, sex
trafficking victims are often treated like criminals. Sadly, 100,000 children are forced into
prostitution every year in America. But at the same time, there is evidence to support that
legalizing prostitution reduces sex trafficking. In 2001, Germany legalized sex work. Over the
course of the next 10 years, instances of sex based human trafficking decreased by 10 percent within
the country. Working with instead of against sex workers will lead to more slaves being rescued. In
Germany, it already is. While prohibitionists claim that legalizing prostitution has increased human
trafficking in the country, the data doesn t support them. Proclaimed by Cathy Reisenwitz of the
Daily
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There are about 13,828,700 prostitutes in the world; 3 million in China, 2 million in India and 1
million in the United States. Each year in New York City there is 4,200 prostitution arrest, and 5
officers will need to conduct a prostitution sting (a sting operation is an undercover operation
designed to catch a person committing a crime or in this case a prostitute). Yet, what even is
prostitution? Do we as a people gather the full concept and the reasoning behind why these men and
women subject themselves to intercourse for money? The definition of prostitution is an
occupation of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment. Though prostitution is defined
as an occupation it is still criminalized by today s society and government.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
While I agree that child prostitution is a significant global problem, both in developed and
undeveloped countries, I must argue the involvement of sex workers. A primary reason why we
have a child prostitution increase is due to the criminalization of adult prostitution. When a
sexually ambitious person cannot find an adult sex worker, they would turn to pimps, who
mostly use underage sex workers, to satisfy their sexual urges. By keeping sex work illegal,
victims of sex trafficking are less likely to go to the police out of fear of being arrested, also, sex
trafficking victims are often treated like criminals. Sadly, 100,000 children are forced into
prostitution every year in America. But at the same time, there is evidence to support that
legalizing prostitution reduces sex trafficking. In 2001, Germany legalized sex work. Over the
course of the next 10 years, instances of sex based human trafficking decreased by 10 percent within
the country. Working with instead of against sex workers will lead to more slaves being rescued. In
Germany, it already is. While prohibitionists claim that legalizing prostitution has increased human
trafficking in the country, the data doesn t support them. Proclaimed by Cathy Reisenwitz of the
Daily
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The Passionate Shepherd Poem Analysis
This is the intro on the two stories. One story is The Passionate Shepherd and the other poem is
called The Nymph s Reply. And later on in the essay ima talk about are they compare and how
they contrast and how they symbol each other. Also I am going to talk about how both of these
stories symbolize love.
In the poem of The Passionate Shepherd, this poem is containing to about happiness and living a
nice life and loving everyone that s surrounded by you. The poem shows that kind of love by how
the sun is shining bright and how the flowers is starting to sprout and how all the trees are
growing. The story also shows and talk about good feelings about everything that goes on in the
story such like The Shepherds swains shall dance and sing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
So over time flies by in like a blink of an eye because time never stay it always move and it most
likely gonna be gone in no time. So between this two poem s my favorite would be the first one
because the first stories show that it has more happiness and the other one did, and you can see
which one has more happiness and joy. In this two poems the first poem is talking about how
nature and theme were of the poem. The theme of the first poem was exciting and happy and
loving, all because of nature it was the end. Such like it took place in the middle of spring and
spring represents blooming flowers and sunny weather and the atmosphere is joyful all the way
through. Also with the poem being good as it is it gave a happy ending at the end of the poem.
The story Nymphs was like the first poem but different. The poem nymph s theme and nature
were opposite in this poem it was cold and snowing and just a dreadful night skies look. I think
the snow in this poem represents cold hearted and not happy as much and dreading as time goes
on in the poem. Also the reason i think the second poem is dreading because snow symbolizes cold
but spring symbolizes warm.
This is the third paragraph in and this paragraph I am going to be talking about the similarities.
The similarities in the poems are there both containing to love but which one shows the most love.
One poem shows the perfection of life and is warm hearted and sunny and happy. That poem shows
that everyone is happy
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This is the intro on the two stories. One story is The Passionate Shepherd and the other poem is
called The Nymph s Reply. And later on in the essay ima talk about are they compare and how
they contrast and how they symbol each other. Also I am going to talk about how both of these
stories symbolize love.
In the poem of The Passionate Shepherd, this poem is containing to about happiness and living a
nice life and loving everyone that s surrounded by you. The poem shows that kind of love by how
the sun is shining bright and how the flowers is starting to sprout and how all the trees are
growing. The story also shows and talk about good feelings about everything that goes on in the
story such like The Shepherds swains shall dance and sing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
So over time flies by in like a blink of an eye because time never stay it always move and it most
likely gonna be gone in no time. So between this two poem s my favorite would be the first one
because the first stories show that it has more happiness and the other one did, and you can see
which one has more happiness and joy. In this two poems the first poem is talking about how
nature and theme were of the poem. The theme of the first poem was exciting and happy and
loving, all because of nature it was the end. Such like it took place in the middle of spring and
spring represents blooming flowers and sunny weather and the atmosphere is joyful all the way
through. Also with the poem being good as it is it gave a happy ending at the end of the poem.
The story Nymphs was like the first poem but different. The poem nymph s theme and nature
were opposite in this poem it was cold and snowing and just a dreadful night skies look. I think
the snow in this poem represents cold hearted and not happy as much and dreading as time goes
on in the poem. Also the reason i think the second poem is dreading because snow symbolizes cold
but spring symbolizes warm.
This is the third paragraph in and this paragraph I am going to be talking about the similarities.
The similarities in the poems are there both containing to love but which one shows the most love.
One poem shows the perfection of life and is warm hearted and sunny and happy. That poem shows
that everyone is happy
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The Literary Style Of Cavendish s The Blazing World
In the epilogue of The Blazing World, Cavendish puts forth that anyone who does not wish to be
a subject of her world can instead create their own (Cavendish 163), but how does one do this? In
the story, the Empress asserts that in order to create a world one must frame it, strengthen it, and
beautify it (126). The literary world that she creates in The Blazing World itself follows this
system as her use of structured lists, her descriptions of the strength of her society and her use of
poetic techniques in prose each support these ideas. This principal of world creation can be seen not
only throughout The Blazing World, but through her poetryas well. In her poem Of Many Worlds in
This World, Cavendish is able to convey these three rules of world building through both form
and content while creating a whole system of worlds for the reader to imagine. The passage of
The Blazing World that this essay will focus on is a passage in which the Duchess convinces the
Empress to make a world in her mind which the Empress decides not to dissolve. The passage
ends with the Empress desiring to see the Duchess s world and it s government and society. This
passage not only creates a world within the text, a world filled with creatures, laws, arts and
sciences (126), but adds to the greater world of the story that Cavendish creates. In this passage
one can see a bit of how Cavendish creates her world through both the content of the passage and
form. This passage exhibits the framing
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In the epilogue of The Blazing World, Cavendish puts forth that anyone who does not wish to be
a subject of her world can instead create their own (Cavendish 163), but how does one do this? In
the story, the Empress asserts that in order to create a world one must frame it, strengthen it, and
beautify it (126). The literary world that she creates in The Blazing World itself follows this
system as her use of structured lists, her descriptions of the strength of her society and her use of
poetic techniques in prose each support these ideas. This principal of world creation can be seen not
only throughout The Blazing World, but through her poetryas well. In her poem Of Many Worlds in
This World, Cavendish is able to convey these three rules of world building through both form
and content while creating a whole system of worlds for the reader to imagine. The passage of
The Blazing World that this essay will focus on is a passage in which the Duchess convinces the
Empress to make a world in her mind which the Empress decides not to dissolve. The passage
ends with the Empress desiring to see the Duchess s world and it s government and society. This
passage not only creates a world within the text, a world filled with creatures, laws, arts and
sciences (126), but adds to the greater world of the story that Cavendish creates. In this passage
one can see a bit of how Cavendish creates her world through both the content of the passage and
form. This passage exhibits the framing
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Vandalism Vs Graffiti
Art comes in different types of styles and forms. However, its evaluation has become problematic
since the turn of the twentieth century with a new controversial art form of graffiti becoming
popular by many artists. On two sides of the spectrum, works of art that are produced by graffiti
artists demonstrate a broad spectrum of personal and cultural expressions through past experiences
of economics and social policies set by the state. Throughout this paper, I will look at three areas of
whether increases graffitiis related to the city policies. First is the social relation of inequality and
power within the urban cities as a whole. Second is the current policies implemented in St.
Catharines, Ontario and whether they are decreases the amount of graffiti seen on the street or not.
Finally, is the approach I would like personal take within the city of St. Catharines and the policies
that I would implement to decrease case of graffiti on private business property.
Social Relations of Inequality and Power in Cities
With the origin of graffiti dating all the way back to ancient civilization in Ancient Romans and
Greece, we can see that in the past graffiti was used as a form communicating their names on
buildings. Graffiti defined by Oxford is writing, or drawings scribbled, scratched, or sprayed
illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place (Oxford 2017). Many institutions looked at
graffiti as being vandalism due to the definition that graffiti is with as being
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Art comes in different types of styles and forms. However, its evaluation has become problematic
since the turn of the twentieth century with a new controversial art form of graffiti becoming
popular by many artists. On two sides of the spectrum, works of art that are produced by graffiti
artists demonstrate a broad spectrum of personal and cultural expressions through past experiences
of economics and social policies set by the state. Throughout this paper, I will look at three areas of
whether increases graffitiis related to the city policies. First is the social relation of inequality and
power within the urban cities as a whole. Second is the current policies implemented in St.
Catharines, Ontario and whether they are decreases the amount of graffiti seen on the street or not.
Finally, is the approach I would like personal take within the city of St. Catharines and the policies
that I would implement to decrease case of graffiti on private business property.
Social Relations of Inequality and Power in Cities
With the origin of graffiti dating all the way back to ancient civilization in Ancient Romans and
Greece, we can see that in the past graffiti was used as a form communicating their names on
buildings. Graffiti defined by Oxford is writing, or drawings scribbled, scratched, or sprayed
illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place (Oxford 2017). Many institutions looked at
graffiti as being vandalism due to the definition that graffiti is with as being
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dollar General Industry and Competitive Analysis
Dollar General Industry and Competitive Analysis
INDUSTRY
The first step to understanding a company is to examine its industry. There are four main areas to
consider when analyzing an industry. These include:
В•Competitors
There are several different types of stores within the discount retail industry, and for comparison s
sake, the industry is further broken into many segments. DG is in the market segment known as the
dollar store category. As a result, competitors such as Wal Mart are in the same industry but not the
same peer group. Comparisons will be made throughout this report to Wal Mart and other big firms
because they tend draw some of the same customers.
В•Customers
Retail merchandise stores attract many different ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is not sustainable due to:
В•rivals similar competitive strategies
В•low barriers of entry into the market
В•the absence of a differentiation strategy
When examining competitive advantage, it is also important to consider the market and take into
account the existing competition against larger firms.
Small firms often find it difficult to compete with larger firms. Though there are some
disadvantages DG will never be able to overcome due to its size, small firms have advantages over
their larger counterparts.
Advantages
В•convenience
В•absence of long lines
В•customer service
Disadvantages
В•low purchasing power
В•smaller pool of resources to allocate
В•less extensive market
Dollar General Industry and Competitive Analysis
INDUSTRY
The first step to understanding a company is to examine its industry. There are four main areas to
consider when analyzing an industry. These include:
В•Competitors
There are several different types of stores within the discount retail industry, and for comparison s
sake, the industry is further broken into many segments. DG is in the market segment known as the
dollar store category. As a result, competitors such as Wal Mart are in the same industry but not the
same peer group. Comparisons will be made throughout this report to Wal Mart and other big firms
because they tend draw some of the same customers.
В•Customers
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It is not sustainable due to:
В•rivals similar competitive strategies
В•low barriers of entry into the market
В•the absence of a differentiation strategy
When examining competitive advantage, it is also important to consider the market and take into
account the existing competition against larger firms.
Small firms often find it difficult to compete with larger firms. Though there are some
disadvantages DG will never be able to overcome due to its size, small firms have advantages over
their larger counterparts.
Advantages
В•convenience
В•absence of long lines
В•customer service
Disadvantages
В•low purchasing power
В•smaller pool of resources to allocate
В•less extensive market
Improving the store internally with more resourceful employees, better lighting and displays, and
more organized floor plans will start to change the image of Dollar General that the average public
holds. A more respectable store will lead to an increase in customers. Dollar General will then
begin developing a system of a more sustainable competitive advantage among the small and large
firms of the similar industry.
DG has a current competitive advantage within its industry that is maintains through a unique cost
efficient approach. This low cost structure is apparent through low inventories, low advertising
costs, and location of stores in rural areas. Though profitable in the short run, DG s current
advantage is not
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more organized floor plans will start to change the image of Dollar General that the average public
holds. A more respectable store will lead to an increase in customers. Dollar General will then
begin developing a system of a more sustainable competitive advantage among the small and large
firms of the similar industry.
DG has a current competitive advantage within its industry that is maintains through a unique cost
efficient approach. This low cost structure is apparent through low inventories, low advertising
costs, and location of stores in rural areas. Though profitable in the short run, DG s current
advantage is not
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Michael Phelps
Vitor Franca
Mr. Michael Copeland
IEP Writing Skills
7 May 2013
The Eight Michael Fred Phelps was born in 1985 and grew up in Baltimore. He decided to start
swimming when his two sisters made their first attempt in the US Olympic trials. At first, he
was afraid of putting his head under the water, but years passed and he was no longer scared by
the water. When he decided to try his first swim meet, it was the moment he made his first
decision, among many others, which he would make to achieve eight gold medals years later. At
the age of eleven, his mother took him to the see Bob Bowman, his future coach. Bob laid his eyes
on Phelps and predicted Michael Phelps would be an Olympic swimmer by 2000. The decision to
join a swim ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I wanted my record to stand, Phelps said afterwards. I wanted the pool record to stand just
because that was my first world record (Michael Phelps). He set the old record of 1:54.92 as a
15 year old in 2001, qualifying for that year s FINA World Aquatics Championship. (Litsky)
This is kind of where everything started going, Phelps said. This is a great pool for me (Michael
Phelps). It was the third win for Phelps at the three day meet, his last before the U.S. Olympic
Trials that begin June 25 in Omaha. On Friday, he also placed first in the 100 fly. On Saturday,
he won the exhausting 400 individual medley. Over the weekend I hadn t had that great of
swims, Phelps said. Hopefully, going into trials we can fix that and be ready like this every day
(Michael Phelps). Phelps did not compete in the 200 individual medley, saying that he wanted to
focus on the butterfly on his last day before returning to training in Colorado Springs. Colorado
Springs was a rewarding training that Phelps enjoyed by working on all the details he needed to
leave his record behind. The exception was that this one was his own, so to succeed, he just
needed to do everything Mr. Bowman was saying. Three months later, Phelps was at his first world
championship. He planned alongside Bob Bowman to touch the wall ahead of his personal best.
That decision made him sign his first
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Vitor Franca
Mr. Michael Copeland
IEP Writing Skills
7 May 2013
The Eight Michael Fred Phelps was born in 1985 and grew up in Baltimore. He decided to start
swimming when his two sisters made their first attempt in the US Olympic trials. At first, he
was afraid of putting his head under the water, but years passed and he was no longer scared by
the water. When he decided to try his first swim meet, it was the moment he made his first
decision, among many others, which he would make to achieve eight gold medals years later. At
the age of eleven, his mother took him to the see Bob Bowman, his future coach. Bob laid his eyes
on Phelps and predicted Michael Phelps would be an Olympic swimmer by 2000. The decision to
join a swim ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I wanted my record to stand, Phelps said afterwards. I wanted the pool record to stand just
because that was my first world record (Michael Phelps). He set the old record of 1:54.92 as a
15 year old in 2001, qualifying for that year s FINA World Aquatics Championship. (Litsky)
This is kind of where everything started going, Phelps said. This is a great pool for me (Michael
Phelps). It was the third win for Phelps at the three day meet, his last before the U.S. Olympic
Trials that begin June 25 in Omaha. On Friday, he also placed first in the 100 fly. On Saturday,
he won the exhausting 400 individual medley. Over the weekend I hadn t had that great of
swims, Phelps said. Hopefully, going into trials we can fix that and be ready like this every day
(Michael Phelps). Phelps did not compete in the 200 individual medley, saying that he wanted to
focus on the butterfly on his last day before returning to training in Colorado Springs. Colorado
Springs was a rewarding training that Phelps enjoyed by working on all the details he needed to
leave his record behind. The exception was that this one was his own, so to succeed, he just
needed to do everything Mr. Bowman was saying. Three months later, Phelps was at his first world
championship. He planned alongside Bob Bowman to touch the wall ahead of his personal best.
That decision made him sign his first
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Self Identity In Initiation And Borders
Self identity is the understanding a person has of themselves. The more certain we are of our self
identify, the more likely we will stick with our beliefs and values and not conform.While
individuals often feel obligated to conform to the expectations of society, those that are confident
can overcome these pressures, leading to the findings of one s identity. Obtaining confidence is a
process individuals undergo, once achieved an individual can decide to believe in themselves. The
stories Initiation and Borders support the belief that selfconfident individuals are independent,
optimistic, accepting, and self aware of their abilities. Some may argue that confident individuals
conform to the ways of society. However, it is evident that people with a strong sense of
confidence live according to their values and beliefs rather than conforming. In Borders the
manager of the duty free shop, Mel, had told the mother and her son: justice was a hard thing to
get, but that we shouldn t give up (King 55). Granted, the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Both stories Initiation and Borders identify characters that have accepted themselves for who
they are. The mother in Borders accepts who she is regardless of others. The son explains: It
would have been easier if my mother had just said Canadian and been done with it, but I could
see she wasn t going to do that (King 49). The mother reveals her pride and acceptance she is not
ashamed of her identity. Correspondingly, in Initiation the author uses heather birds to symbolize
freedom and acceptance as they are all unique. Millicent expresses herself as a heather bird hence,
they are free and accept themselves for who they are. Millicent remains true to her identity: Within
Millicent another melody soared, strong and exuberant ... heather birds that sang so clear (Plath 7).
The quote reveals that Millicent is clear of her identity because she accepts
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Self identity is the understanding a person has of themselves. The more certain we are of our self
identify, the more likely we will stick with our beliefs and values and not conform.While
individuals often feel obligated to conform to the expectations of society, those that are confident
can overcome these pressures, leading to the findings of one s identity. Obtaining confidence is a
process individuals undergo, once achieved an individual can decide to believe in themselves. The
stories Initiation and Borders support the belief that selfconfident individuals are independent,
optimistic, accepting, and self aware of their abilities. Some may argue that confident individuals
conform to the ways of society. However, it is evident that people with a strong sense of
confidence live according to their values and beliefs rather than conforming. In Borders the
manager of the duty free shop, Mel, had told the mother and her son: justice was a hard thing to
get, but that we shouldn t give up (King 55). Granted, the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Both stories Initiation and Borders identify characters that have accepted themselves for who
they are. The mother in Borders accepts who she is regardless of others. The son explains: It
would have been easier if my mother had just said Canadian and been done with it, but I could
see she wasn t going to do that (King 49). The mother reveals her pride and acceptance she is not
ashamed of her identity. Correspondingly, in Initiation the author uses heather birds to symbolize
freedom and acceptance as they are all unique. Millicent expresses herself as a heather bird hence,
they are free and accept themselves for who they are. Millicent remains true to her identity: Within
Millicent another melody soared, strong and exuberant ... heather birds that sang so clear (Plath 7).
The quote reveals that Millicent is clear of her identity because she accepts
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Rhetorical Analysis Of Gandhi s Ethos, Pathos, And...
Mahatma Gandhi was one of the most iconic revolutionary figures of all time. This iconic figure
received worldwide fame by attacking British ruled India, while abiding by his moral codes of
peace. He was never known for being financially affluent, but was widely embraced for his focus
on moral growth. Gandhi applies Aristotle s modes of persuasionby using ethos, pathos, and logos
in order to convince his audience of his ideologies. In an article titled Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
the author effectively explains what each modes of persuasion means, Ethos is the ethical
appeal, means to convince an audience of the author s credibility or character. Pathos is the
emotional appeal, means to persuade an audience by appealing to their emotions. Logos is the
appeal to logic, means to convince an audience by use of logic or reason (Bernanke).
Furthermore, through Gandhi s ability to appeal to his audience s credibility, emotion, and logic
Gandhi was able to connect with them effectively. In Mahatma Gandhi s speech, Economic and
Moral Progress, he applies Aristotle s modes of persuasion of ethos, pathos, and logos to support
his ideology about the significance of moral progress over economic growth. Gandhi applies ethos
when he succeeds in gaining credibility from the audience during his introduction by stating he was
invited by Kapildeva Malaviya s to speak for them. When Mr. Malaviya s vouches for an individual,
that individual will automatically gain
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Mahatma Gandhi was one of the most iconic revolutionary figures of all time. This iconic figure
received worldwide fame by attacking British ruled India, while abiding by his moral codes of
peace. He was never known for being financially affluent, but was widely embraced for his focus
on moral growth. Gandhi applies Aristotle s modes of persuasionby using ethos, pathos, and logos
in order to convince his audience of his ideologies. In an article titled Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
the author effectively explains what each modes of persuasion means, Ethos is the ethical
appeal, means to convince an audience of the author s credibility or character. Pathos is the
emotional appeal, means to persuade an audience by appealing to their emotions. Logos is the
appeal to logic, means to convince an audience by use of logic or reason (Bernanke).
Furthermore, through Gandhi s ability to appeal to his audience s credibility, emotion, and logic
Gandhi was able to connect with them effectively. In Mahatma Gandhi s speech, Economic and
Moral Progress, he applies Aristotle s modes of persuasion of ethos, pathos, and logos to support
his ideology about the significance of moral progress over economic growth. Gandhi applies ethos
when he succeeds in gaining credibility from the audience during his introduction by stating he was
invited by Kapildeva Malaviya s to speak for them. When Mr. Malaviya s vouches for an individual,
that individual will automatically gain
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How Riluzole Is A Derivative Of Benzothiazole Essay
2.11.1 Structure: riluzole is a derivative of benzothiazole (Hofmann, 1879), a bicyclic ring
compound which comprises a benzene ring fused with five membered ring containing one
sulfur and one nitrogen atom. It has the molecular formula C8H¬F3N2OS with a molecular
weight of 234.20. 2.11.2 Properties: Riluzole is white to slight yellow powder soluble in
dimethylsulfoxide, dimethylformamide and methanol, freely soluble in dichloromethane,
sparingly soluble in 0.1 N HCl and very slightly soluble in water and 0.1 N NaOH. Riluzole is
available as a capsule shaped, white, film coated tablet for oral administration. Each tablet
contains 50 mg of riluzole. It is marketed by Sanofi Aventis with the brand name Rilutek. 2.11.3
Side effects or damaging effects Riluzole is a very good neuroprotective drug, but it has some
side effects associated with it that includes nausea, vomiting, anorexia, diarrhea, asthenia,
somnolence, vertigo, circumoral paresthesia, abdominal pain and dizziness (Siniscalchi, 1997).
Remy et al has reported cases of two patients who have developed acute hepatitis (hepatocellular
damage with inflammatory infiltration and microvesicular steatosis without fibrosis) after taking
riluzole at the recommended dose (100 mg daily) for 7 and 4 weeks, respectively. In both cases,
liver histology showed liver enzymes returned to normal 4 and 8 weeks, respectively, after riluzole
withdrawal (Remy, 1999). 2.11.4 Mechanism of actions Riluzole has emerged as a potent
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2.11.1 Structure: riluzole is a derivative of benzothiazole (Hofmann, 1879), a bicyclic ring
compound which comprises a benzene ring fused with five membered ring containing one
sulfur and one nitrogen atom. It has the molecular formula C8H¬F3N2OS with a molecular
weight of 234.20. 2.11.2 Properties: Riluzole is white to slight yellow powder soluble in
dimethylsulfoxide, dimethylformamide and methanol, freely soluble in dichloromethane,
sparingly soluble in 0.1 N HCl and very slightly soluble in water and 0.1 N NaOH. Riluzole is
available as a capsule shaped, white, film coated tablet for oral administration. Each tablet
contains 50 mg of riluzole. It is marketed by Sanofi Aventis with the brand name Rilutek. 2.11.3
Side effects or damaging effects Riluzole is a very good neuroprotective drug, but it has some
side effects associated with it that includes nausea, vomiting, anorexia, diarrhea, asthenia,
somnolence, vertigo, circumoral paresthesia, abdominal pain and dizziness (Siniscalchi, 1997).
Remy et al has reported cases of two patients who have developed acute hepatitis (hepatocellular
damage with inflammatory infiltration and microvesicular steatosis without fibrosis) after taking
riluzole at the recommended dose (100 mg daily) for 7 and 4 weeks, respectively. In both cases,
liver histology showed liver enzymes returned to normal 4 and 8 weeks, respectively, after riluzole
withdrawal (Remy, 1999). 2.11.4 Mechanism of actions Riluzole has emerged as a potent
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Essay Wembley Stadium pricing study
Ticket Pricing Strategy for the new Wembley Stadium 1 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp;Introduction OBJECTIVE nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;To maximise profits from ticket
sales at Wembley Stadium KEY ASSUMPTIONS nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;1. Wembley has
a monopoly on certain types of match 2. Wembley is run by profit maximising managers selling
tickets to utility maximising buyers STRATEGY nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;Set prices for
seats as close to the willingness to pay as possible using price discrimination KEY CHOICES
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;What type of seating to sell and at what price? 2 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp; nbsp;Scope This strategy is limited to the following football matches: nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp;England home... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Demand is still high though because of the quality of the games. Wembley can therefore charge a
premium, but not over charge to the extent that alternatives become dominant: Special treat
customers are those who are willing to pay more because they are buying an experience rather
than just wanting to see a match. They still have a high elasticity because there are alternatives
they will be put off if prices are too high. 4.2 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;Segment 2 Demand
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Ticket Pricing Strategy for the new Wembley Stadium 1 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp;Introduction OBJECTIVE nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;To maximise profits from ticket
sales at Wembley Stadium KEY ASSUMPTIONS nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;1. Wembley has
a monopoly on certain types of match 2. Wembley is run by profit maximising managers selling
tickets to utility maximising buyers STRATEGY nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;Set prices for
seats as close to the willingness to pay as possible using price discrimination KEY CHOICES
nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;What type of seating to sell and at what price? 2 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp; nbsp;Scope This strategy is limited to the following football matches: nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp;England home... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Demand is still high though because of the quality of the games. Wembley can therefore charge a
premium, but not over charge to the extent that alternatives become dominant: Special treat
customers are those who are willing to pay more because they are buying an experience rather
than just wanting to see a match. They still have a high elasticity because there are alternatives
they will be put off if prices are too high. 4.2 nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;Segment 2 Demand
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My Sister Candice And I Were Sitting At Silence
My sister Candice and I were sitting in silence as the plane started to take off. As they had
announced before it was a full flight so Candice and I met a guy named Townsin and we talked
the whole flight. He showed us some magic tricks and Candice tried to do one, but she failed to
do so. When we landed in Omaha we said goodbye to our new friend and continued on our new
adventures. We had to wait for our friend Savannah to come and pick us up at the airport and
take us to the hotel where we were all staying. Savannah was working at the Olympic trials so
she and her dad Chuck had came a week earlier to help out. Chuck is the CEO of USA
swimming, which is why we got to watch the trials in Omaha. We arrived to Savannah s room and
now we were... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They also would lift up the people that were going to Rio on a pedestal, as they rose up they had
water spray up and the top of the water would catch on fire and the whole room would be yellow
and red. Then they would say that they were going to Rio.
When we woke up sometimes we would go to prelims and watch some people swim, or we
would just go to get some breakfast. When we finished breakfast or when prelims were over we
would go do something for the rest of the day before we had to go back for finals. Once we
walked around and went shopping and just looking at Omaha. My sister and I do not really like
to shop, but Shelby and Nancy did so we went to a lot of stores, and let s just say there was lots
of things bought. After we went shopping we went to go get some cupcakes, Shelby had been
constantly eating sweets ever since she had started going to college, so she ate two giant
cupcakes and all of the icing of my cupcake. When we finish our delicious cupcakes we wanted
to see some more of Omaha. We walked around and there was a big lake and they had stepping
stones to cross it. There were also sculptures everywhere, and everything had something to do
with Omaha s history. We walked around and then returned to the hotel. During another one of
the days we went down to go rent bikes so we could cross the state line and we could be in two
places at once. As we rode our bikes we stumbled on a scavenger hunt for Michael Phelps
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My sister Candice and I were sitting in silence as the plane started to take off. As they had
announced before it was a full flight so Candice and I met a guy named Townsin and we talked
the whole flight. He showed us some magic tricks and Candice tried to do one, but she failed to
do so. When we landed in Omaha we said goodbye to our new friend and continued on our new
adventures. We had to wait for our friend Savannah to come and pick us up at the airport and
take us to the hotel where we were all staying. Savannah was working at the Olympic trials so
she and her dad Chuck had came a week earlier to help out. Chuck is the CEO of USA
swimming, which is why we got to watch the trials in Omaha. We arrived to Savannah s room and
now we were... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They also would lift up the people that were going to Rio on a pedestal, as they rose up they had
water spray up and the top of the water would catch on fire and the whole room would be yellow
and red. Then they would say that they were going to Rio.
When we woke up sometimes we would go to prelims and watch some people swim, or we
would just go to get some breakfast. When we finished breakfast or when prelims were over we
would go do something for the rest of the day before we had to go back for finals. Once we
walked around and went shopping and just looking at Omaha. My sister and I do not really like
to shop, but Shelby and Nancy did so we went to a lot of stores, and let s just say there was lots
of things bought. After we went shopping we went to go get some cupcakes, Shelby had been
constantly eating sweets ever since she had started going to college, so she ate two giant
cupcakes and all of the icing of my cupcake. When we finish our delicious cupcakes we wanted
to see some more of Omaha. We walked around and there was a big lake and they had stepping
stones to cross it. There were also sculptures everywhere, and everything had something to do
with Omaha s history. We walked around and then returned to the hotel. During another one of
the days we went down to go rent bikes so we could cross the state line and we could be in two
places at once. As we rode our bikes we stumbled on a scavenger hunt for Michael Phelps
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Dumbo Octopi Research Paper
Dumbo octopi are named this due to their ear like fins reminiscent to that of Walt Disney s
character. They belong to the umbrella octopus family due to the way they look while floating.
Their mouth type is very distinctive among other types of octopus because if it s ability to suck
prey in whole instead of having to tear and eat. They measure in at 20 to 30 centimeters. Dumbo
octopuses are the deepest living species of octopus; they live right above or on the floor of the
ocean at 3000 meters (approximately). They re found in the Pacific Ocean. Female dumbo
octopuses can reproduce at any time, due to their ability of holding the male s sperm which is in a
capsule of sorts in their mantle. The eggs can be stored at varying levels of
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Dumbo octopi are named this due to their ear like fins reminiscent to that of Walt Disney s
character. They belong to the umbrella octopus family due to the way they look while floating.
Their mouth type is very distinctive among other types of octopus because if it s ability to suck
prey in whole instead of having to tear and eat. They measure in at 20 to 30 centimeters. Dumbo
octopuses are the deepest living species of octopus; they live right above or on the floor of the
ocean at 3000 meters (approximately). They re found in the Pacific Ocean. Female dumbo
octopuses can reproduce at any time, due to their ability of holding the male s sperm which is in a
capsule of sorts in their mantle. The eggs can be stored at varying levels of
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Notes On The Brothers Notes
Madeline Wilson
Founding Brothers Notes
Chapter One: The Duel
Hamilton Vs. Burr o Burr was vice president of the us
Morning of July 11, 1804
Plains of Weehawken o Actually occurred on a small ledge popular for duels due to its seclusion
Dr. David Hosack and associate Nathaniel Pendleton accompanied Hamilton
Burr brought William Van Ness, his associate, with him.
Burr had dark hair, dark skin and dark eyes
Unlike Hamilton who had a fair complexion, red hair and blue eyes.
Burr had strong ancestry including Jonathon Edwards a famous theologian
Hamilton had blurry origins which caused him to try to impress superiors
Hamilton wrote a statement with his will that said he would throw away his first fire.
Burr shot ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If he didn t he feared the nation might not survive
Chapter Three: The Silence
February 11, 1790 Quakers from Philadelphia and New York petitioned to end the African Slave
Trade to the house of Reps
Benjamin Franklin signed a different for slavery to end and the government could not refuse his
petitions
House of Representatives stalled and didn t make decisions
Abolishing slavery in the south would destroy the economy and culture
Madison said slavery should be dealt with at the state level and not the National government
Arguments grew so heated that many states threatened to secede from the united states of America
Northern delegates said that every man was created equal but southern delegates used biblical
references that allowed slavery.
Neither side was willing to compromise
Chapter Four: The Farewell
George Washington was an American legend
Washington s Farewell Address was a serious threat to citizens
America had always had Washington as a leader
Americans were used to monarchs who held power for long periods of time
Washington was known for his great health, so an almost deadly encounter with the flu and horse
riding accident rattled him
His stepping down showed Americans that one man can only do so
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Madeline Wilson
Founding Brothers Notes
Chapter One: The Duel
Hamilton Vs. Burr o Burr was vice president of the us
Morning of July 11, 1804
Plains of Weehawken o Actually occurred on a small ledge popular for duels due to its seclusion
Dr. David Hosack and associate Nathaniel Pendleton accompanied Hamilton
Burr brought William Van Ness, his associate, with him.
Burr had dark hair, dark skin and dark eyes
Unlike Hamilton who had a fair complexion, red hair and blue eyes.
Burr had strong ancestry including Jonathon Edwards a famous theologian
Hamilton had blurry origins which caused him to try to impress superiors
Hamilton wrote a statement with his will that said he would throw away his first fire.
Burr shot ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If he didn t he feared the nation might not survive
Chapter Three: The Silence
February 11, 1790 Quakers from Philadelphia and New York petitioned to end the African Slave
Trade to the house of Reps
Benjamin Franklin signed a different for slavery to end and the government could not refuse his
petitions
House of Representatives stalled and didn t make decisions
Abolishing slavery in the south would destroy the economy and culture
Madison said slavery should be dealt with at the state level and not the National government
Arguments grew so heated that many states threatened to secede from the united states of America
Northern delegates said that every man was created equal but southern delegates used biblical
references that allowed slavery.
Neither side was willing to compromise
Chapter Four: The Farewell
George Washington was an American legend
Washington s Farewell Address was a serious threat to citizens
America had always had Washington as a leader
Americans were used to monarchs who held power for long periods of time
Washington was known for his great health, so an almost deadly encounter with the flu and horse
riding accident rattled him
His stepping down showed Americans that one man can only do so
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Annotated Bibliography On Learning With Educational Video...
Learning with Educational Video Games
Tierra Ricks
English Composition II
Prof. Annemarie Hamlin
March 14, 2016
Educational video games have been a hot topic in the past few years. Educational games prepare
children to be more proficient with their work while being entertained. Educational video games
promote good memory skills, provides motivation, and improves motor skills for children that are
school aged in the United States. They can educate children in a healthy environment that provides
excellent communication, so they can enhance their learning. It can enhance problem solving while
playing strategy games or puzzles. It also challenges the brain that connects memory and decision
making. Educational video games are essential for the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(2014). Video Games: Play that can do serious good. American Journal of Play, Volume 7. pp. 50
72. Evans, M., Norton, A., Chang, M., Deater Deckard, K., Bald, O. (2013). Youth and Video
games. Exploring effects on learning and engagement. Zeitschrift fur Psychologie, Volume 221(2).
pp. 98 106. Retrieved from http://dx.doi.org.proxy library.ashford.edu/10.1027/2151 2604/a000135
Hamlen, K. (2013). Understanding children s choices and cognition in video game play: A synthesis
of three studies. Zeitschrift fur Psychologie, Volume 221 (2), pp.107 114. Retrieved from http:/
/dx.doi.org.proxy library.ashford.edu/10.1027/2151 2604/a000136 Hutchison, D. (2007). Video
Games and the Pedagogy of Place. Social Studies, Volume 98(Issue 1).p 35 40.6p. Retrieved from
http://heldref.metapress.com/openurl.asp?genre=article id=doi:10.3200/TSSS.98.1.35 40
Mellecker, R., Witherspoon, L. Watterson, T. (2013). Active Learning: Educational Experiences
Enhanced Through technology drive active game play. Journal of Educational Research, Volume
106, pp 352 359. 8p. Retrieved from DOI
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Learning with Educational Video Games
Tierra Ricks
English Composition II
Prof. Annemarie Hamlin
March 14, 2016
Educational video games have been a hot topic in the past few years. Educational games prepare
children to be more proficient with their work while being entertained. Educational video games
promote good memory skills, provides motivation, and improves motor skills for children that are
school aged in the United States. They can educate children in a healthy environment that provides
excellent communication, so they can enhance their learning. It can enhance problem solving while
playing strategy games or puzzles. It also challenges the brain that connects memory and decision
making. Educational video games are essential for the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(2014). Video Games: Play that can do serious good. American Journal of Play, Volume 7. pp. 50
72. Evans, M., Norton, A., Chang, M., Deater Deckard, K., Bald, O. (2013). Youth and Video
games. Exploring effects on learning and engagement. Zeitschrift fur Psychologie, Volume 221(2).
pp. 98 106. Retrieved from http://dx.doi.org.proxy library.ashford.edu/10.1027/2151 2604/a000135
Hamlen, K. (2013). Understanding children s choices and cognition in video game play: A synthesis
of three studies. Zeitschrift fur Psychologie, Volume 221 (2), pp.107 114. Retrieved from http:/
/dx.doi.org.proxy library.ashford.edu/10.1027/2151 2604/a000136 Hutchison, D. (2007). Video
Games and the Pedagogy of Place. Social Studies, Volume 98(Issue 1).p 35 40.6p. Retrieved from
http://heldref.metapress.com/openurl.asp?genre=article id=doi:10.3200/TSSS.98.1.35 40
Mellecker, R., Witherspoon, L. Watterson, T. (2013). Active Learning: Educational Experiences
Enhanced Through technology drive active game play. Journal of Educational Research, Volume
106, pp 352 359. 8p. Retrieved from DOI
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Government Persuasive Speech
By a show of hands, how many of you do not trust the United States government? The government
is the governing body of a community. The government is the people who rule the United states,
the United states has 3 branches, Executive, Legislative and Judicial, they all work together to rule
the US. however, what some don t know is the government lies to us because they believe they re
keeping the US citizens safe in addition the government has so many secrets that they never tell the
US. The government puts the wealthy needs on top of the fewer fortunate
The government has put so much fear in the US citizens via media...that we are forced to send our
brothers, sisters, cousins, to war to fight for a cause that never existed...meaning the Gulf War
...There were no weapons of mass destruction it was all false but we lost trillions of dollars and
many lives...Many countries joined in this effort .But now Tony Blair apologizes for the
mistake....Thank you so much, Tony Blair... Now that this happened meaning we went to a country
bombed their people killed their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The US government showed us a video of Iraq building it army and build some nukes...The
government understanding was they will build their nation and attack us well let us attack them
first by putting our nation in a great loss and kill innocent people and make enemies so we can
have the rise of horrible groups like Al Qaeda and isis. This is how fear is instilled by the
government..... Now let us move to the next topic due to this horrible and unwarranted war our
country went into a debt where many people lost
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By a show of hands, how many of you do not trust the United States government? The government
is the governing body of a community. The government is the people who rule the United states,
the United states has 3 branches, Executive, Legislative and Judicial, they all work together to rule
the US. however, what some don t know is the government lies to us because they believe they re
keeping the US citizens safe in addition the government has so many secrets that they never tell the
US. The government puts the wealthy needs on top of the fewer fortunate
The government has put so much fear in the US citizens via media...that we are forced to send our
brothers, sisters, cousins, to war to fight for a cause that never existed...meaning the Gulf War
...There were no weapons of mass destruction it was all false but we lost trillions of dollars and
many lives...Many countries joined in this effort .But now Tony Blair apologizes for the
mistake....Thank you so much, Tony Blair... Now that this happened meaning we went to a country
bombed their people killed their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The US government showed us a video of Iraq building it army and build some nukes...The
government understanding was they will build their nation and attack us well let us attack them
first by putting our nation in a great loss and kill innocent people and make enemies so we can
have the rise of horrible groups like Al Qaeda and isis. This is how fear is instilled by the
government..... Now let us move to the next topic due to this horrible and unwarranted war our
country went into a debt where many people lost
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Acct Chap 13 Kimmel
In January, Reyes Tool Dye requisitions raw materials for production as follows: Job 1 $960, Job 2
$1,630, Job 3 $720, and general factory use $680. During January, time tickets show that the
factory labor of $6,100 was used as follows: Job 1 $1,570, Job 2 $1,940 Job 3 $1,670, and general
factory use $920. Prepare the job costsheets for each of the three jobs. (If answer is zero, please
enter 0, do not leave any fields blank.) Job 1 Date 1/31 1/31 Direct Materials 960 0 Job 2 Date 1
/31 1/31 Direct Materials 1630 0 Job 3 Date 1/31 1/31 Direct Materials 720 0 0 1670 Direct Labor
0 1,940 Direct Labor 0 1570 Direct Labor
In March, Hollaway Company completes Jobs 10 and 11. Job 10 cost $28,110 and Job 11 $32,630.
On March 31, Job 10 is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
6. Other manufacturing overhead consisted of indirect materials $14,000, indirect labor $20,000,
and depreciation on factory machinery $8,000.
Current year s costs Balance 1/1 Current year s costs Current year s costs
30,000 11,000 43,000 48,000
36,000 18,000 48,000 55,000
43,200 21,600 57,600 66,000
109,200 50,600 148,600 169,000
Correct.
Prove the agreement of Work in Process Inventory with job cost sheets pertaining to unfinished
work. Hint: Use a single T account for Work in Process Inventory. Calculate each of the following,
then post each to the T account: (1) beginning balance, (2) direct materials, (3) direct labor, (4)
manufacturing overhead, and (5) completed jobs. Work in Process Inventory 1/1 Balance 128400
Completed Work Direct materials 121000 386200
Direct labor
139000
Manufacturing overhead 166800
12/31 Balance
169000
In January, Reyes Tool Dye requisitions raw materials for production as follows: Job 1 $960, Job 2
$1,630, Job 3 $720, and general factory use $680. During January, time tickets show that the
factory labor of $6,100 was used as follows: Job 1 $1,570, Job 2 $1,940 Job 3 $1,670, and general
factory use $920. Prepare the job costsheets for each of the three jobs. (If answer is zero, please
enter 0, do not leave any fields blank.) Job 1 Date 1/31 1/31 Direct Materials 960 0 Job 2 Date 1
/31 1/31 Direct Materials 1630 0 Job 3 Date 1/31 1/31 Direct Materials 720 0 0 1670 Direct Labor
0 1,940 Direct Labor 0 1570 Direct Labor
In March, Hollaway Company completes Jobs 10 and 11. Job 10 cost $28,110 and Job 11 $32,630.
On March 31, Job 10 is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
6. Other manufacturing overhead consisted of indirect materials $14,000, indirect labor $20,000,
and depreciation on factory machinery $8,000.
Current year s costs Balance 1/1 Current year s costs Current year s costs
30,000 11,000 43,000 48,000
36,000 18,000 48,000 55,000
43,200 21,600 57,600 66,000
109,200 50,600 148,600 169,000
Correct.
Prove the agreement of Work in Process Inventory with job cost sheets pertaining to unfinished
work. Hint: Use a single T account for Work in Process Inventory. Calculate each of the following,
then post each to the T account: (1) beginning balance, (2) direct materials, (3) direct labor, (4)
manufacturing overhead, and (5) completed jobs. Work in Process Inventory 1/1 Balance 128400
Completed Work Direct materials 121000 386200
Direct labor
139000
Manufacturing overhead 166800
12/31 Balance
169000
Work in process balance
$ 169000
Unfinished job No. 7642
$ 169000
Account/Description Manufacturing overhead Cost of goods sold Actual overhead costs
Incurred on account Indirect materials Indirect labor Depreciation $120,000 14,000 20,000 8,000
$162,000 Applied overhead costs Job 7640 Job 7641 Job 7642 $43,200 57,600 66,000 $166,800
$162,000 166,800 $4,800
Debit 4,800
Credit
4,800
Actual overhead Applied overhead
Prepare the adjusting entry for manufacturing overhead, assuming the balance is allocated entirely
to Cost of Goods Sold.
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$ 169000
Unfinished job No. 7642
$ 169000
Account/Description Manufacturing overhead Cost of goods sold Actual overhead costs
Incurred on account Indirect materials Indirect labor Depreciation $120,000 14,000 20,000 8,000
$162,000 Applied overhead costs Job 7640 Job 7641 Job 7642 $43,200 57,600 66,000 $166,800
$162,000 166,800 $4,800
Debit 4,800
Credit
4,800
Actual overhead Applied overhead
Prepare the adjusting entry for manufacturing overhead, assuming the balance is allocated entirely
to Cost of Goods Sold.
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Student Loan Is The Most Powerful Weapon
Education is the most important tool a person can have, Nelson Mandela believed that Education
is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. Education is a tool that
cannot be taken away. This is what makes it so powerful, conventional weapons break down, fail,
and can be taken while knowledge cannot be. Sadly student loandebts are increasing at an alarming
rate. The days of working all summer or part time throughout the school year in order to pay
tuition are long gone and private student loans are the only viable answer for many students
aspiring for a professional career. I believe that student loan forgiveness is an issue of the utmost
importance in regards to making educationmore accessible and affordable for... Show more content
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The next argument is that we simply cannot afford it. The United States put an average of 663.4
billion dollars per year from 2010 to 2015 into our military (Davies, 2015). For a comparison the
Chinese who have the world s second largest military spent around 145 billion in 2015 (Wong,
Buckley 2015). If we can afford to put hundreds of billions of dollars into our military each year
then why can t we afford to educate the future workers and professionals of America? There is no
need for that much spending on our military and it can be moved from the military into education
in order to make higher education more affordable. Critics are focusing only on one of the major
issues, which is the issue of money and they are completely ignoring the ideological issues.
Education is extremely important and is necessary in order for people to support themselves and
their country. Education is a fundamental human right that is necessary in order to promote
individual freedom and exercise other rights (United Nations). Education is a necessity in America
but has time goes on it is getting far more difficult to obtain. Education benefits not just the
individual who is obtaining the education but it is a public good and an investment in our collective
future as a country (Applebaum, 2014). A
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Education is the most important tool a person can have, Nelson Mandela believed that Education
is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world. Education is a tool that
cannot be taken away. This is what makes it so powerful, conventional weapons break down, fail,
and can be taken while knowledge cannot be. Sadly student loandebts are increasing at an alarming
rate. The days of working all summer or part time throughout the school year in order to pay
tuition are long gone and private student loans are the only viable answer for many students
aspiring for a professional career. I believe that student loan forgiveness is an issue of the utmost
importance in regards to making educationmore accessible and affordable for... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The next argument is that we simply cannot afford it. The United States put an average of 663.4
billion dollars per year from 2010 to 2015 into our military (Davies, 2015). For a comparison the
Chinese who have the world s second largest military spent around 145 billion in 2015 (Wong,
Buckley 2015). If we can afford to put hundreds of billions of dollars into our military each year
then why can t we afford to educate the future workers and professionals of America? There is no
need for that much spending on our military and it can be moved from the military into education
in order to make higher education more affordable. Critics are focusing only on one of the major
issues, which is the issue of money and they are completely ignoring the ideological issues.
Education is extremely important and is necessary in order for people to support themselves and
their country. Education is a fundamental human right that is necessary in order to promote
individual freedom and exercise other rights (United Nations). Education is a necessity in America
but has time goes on it is getting far more difficult to obtain. Education benefits not just the
individual who is obtaining the education but it is a public good and an investment in our collective
future as a country (Applebaum, 2014). A
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The Effects of Soil Erosion
Over cultivation, over grazing, and deforestation are all the leading causes of soil erosion, or
wearing down of the earth s soil (Wright Boorse, 2011). Why are farmers over cultivating? Why
is over grazing such a problem? Why is deforestation becoming a problem in the world? The
answers are very simple. The solutions are even simpler. The first thing farmers do is cultivate, or
till, the land to control the weeds and to bring oxygen to the soil(Wright Boorse, 2011). The only
problem, it leaves the soil unprotected from wind and water, which can have a negative effect by
compressing the soil (Wright Boorse, 2011). On top of that, aeration and filtration can be worse
for the land. Aeration and filtration are meant to bring oxygen to the soil, which is what soil needs
to stay healthy (Wright Boorse, 2011). When it has a negative effect, splash erosionoccurs. Splash
erosion ruins the soil by sealing the top layer and not allowing oxygen through (Wright Boorse,
2011). Another issue is poor crop rotation. Every few years it is recommended to lay hay and
clover to increase the flow of nitrogen. When neglected, the soil degrades (Wright Boorse, 2011).
Where land receives little rainfall, this is called a dryland area (Wright Boorse, 2011). This is an
ideal place to raise livestock. However, taking advantage of this area, by over grazing, poses
negativity on the land. When the grass growth doesn t keep up with the feeding, or not giving back
what
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Over cultivation, over grazing, and deforestation are all the leading causes of soil erosion, or
wearing down of the earth s soil (Wright Boorse, 2011). Why are farmers over cultivating? Why
is over grazing such a problem? Why is deforestation becoming a problem in the world? The
answers are very simple. The solutions are even simpler. The first thing farmers do is cultivate, or
till, the land to control the weeds and to bring oxygen to the soil(Wright Boorse, 2011). The only
problem, it leaves the soil unprotected from wind and water, which can have a negative effect by
compressing the soil (Wright Boorse, 2011). On top of that, aeration and filtration can be worse
for the land. Aeration and filtration are meant to bring oxygen to the soil, which is what soil needs
to stay healthy (Wright Boorse, 2011). When it has a negative effect, splash erosionoccurs. Splash
erosion ruins the soil by sealing the top layer and not allowing oxygen through (Wright Boorse,
2011). Another issue is poor crop rotation. Every few years it is recommended to lay hay and
clover to increase the flow of nitrogen. When neglected, the soil degrades (Wright Boorse, 2011).
Where land receives little rainfall, this is called a dryland area (Wright Boorse, 2011). This is an
ideal place to raise livestock. However, taking advantage of this area, by over grazing, poses
negativity on the land. When the grass growth doesn t keep up with the feeding, or not giving back
what
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Pitching Under Pressure
Perfect Pitching Under Pressure There are two outs in the bottom of the ninth of the World Series;
the team in the field is up by one and the best hitter is coming up the plate. The pitcher takes a deep
breath and realizes what had to be done. Three strikes and the game was over, but that seemed an
eternity away with the overwhelming pressure mounting. How could the pitchermove past the
pressure and get the last out? The answer would more than likely surprise most people. It is
common knowledge that the pitcher must physically be in the right positions to throw a strike, but
it is quite the opposite for the mental side of pitching. The mental aspect plays a much larger factor
than most people would presume and in reality, it is just as important... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is surprisingly common for a pitcher who is having problems outside the sport that would
affect their mental health to see a decrease in their in sport performance. In her article on
PsychologyToday.com, Laura Miele says in general Negative external or internal psychological
factors can lead to mental blocks, causing breaks in focus and preparation, poor performance
and, at times, injuries to the athlete. The most basic example of this would be some non sport
related activity or interaction that would distract the pitcher during play. As stated earlier in the
essay, focus on throwing strikes is of paramount importance in order to be successful and any
activity or interaction that would take that focus away would be a distraction that would affect
performance. In addition, an overall feeling of depression would greatly affect a pitchers well
being in and outside of the sport. As was also stated earlier, pitchers must have confidence in
themselves and their ability and depression is in one faced a lowered self confidence. Depression
and anxiety commonly go hand in hand and together or alone they can greatly influence sport
performance. One example of a baseball player who faced depression and saw a drastic change in
performance is Joey Votto, first basemen for the Cincinnati Reds. He said in an interview with
Bleacher Report during the 2009 season The stuff I was dealing with off the field finally seeped
its way into the game. After taking time off from the game and getting his personal life in order,
he came back to win the NL MVP, the most valuable player award, the next year. It is very
uncommon to think of the impact that psychological problems can have on finding success in
pressure situations, but the evidence shows that the connection is clear and players and coaches
should be more aware of
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Perfect Pitching Under Pressure There are two outs in the bottom of the ninth of the World Series;
the team in the field is up by one and the best hitter is coming up the plate. The pitcher takes a deep
breath and realizes what had to be done. Three strikes and the game was over, but that seemed an
eternity away with the overwhelming pressure mounting. How could the pitchermove past the
pressure and get the last out? The answer would more than likely surprise most people. It is
common knowledge that the pitcher must physically be in the right positions to throw a strike, but
it is quite the opposite for the mental side of pitching. The mental aspect plays a much larger factor
than most people would presume and in reality, it is just as important... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is surprisingly common for a pitcher who is having problems outside the sport that would
affect their mental health to see a decrease in their in sport performance. In her article on
PsychologyToday.com, Laura Miele says in general Negative external or internal psychological
factors can lead to mental blocks, causing breaks in focus and preparation, poor performance
and, at times, injuries to the athlete. The most basic example of this would be some non sport
related activity or interaction that would distract the pitcher during play. As stated earlier in the
essay, focus on throwing strikes is of paramount importance in order to be successful and any
activity or interaction that would take that focus away would be a distraction that would affect
performance. In addition, an overall feeling of depression would greatly affect a pitchers well
being in and outside of the sport. As was also stated earlier, pitchers must have confidence in
themselves and their ability and depression is in one faced a lowered self confidence. Depression
and anxiety commonly go hand in hand and together or alone they can greatly influence sport
performance. One example of a baseball player who faced depression and saw a drastic change in
performance is Joey Votto, first basemen for the Cincinnati Reds. He said in an interview with
Bleacher Report during the 2009 season The stuff I was dealing with off the field finally seeped
its way into the game. After taking time off from the game and getting his personal life in order,
he came back to win the NL MVP, the most valuable player award, the next year. It is very
uncommon to think of the impact that psychological problems can have on finding success in
pressure situations, but the evidence shows that the connection is clear and players and coaches
should be more aware of
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kant Essay
Kants Critiques of Pure reason and Groundwork of the Metaphysics
Kant states that, In the order of time, therefore, we have no knowledge antecedent to experience,
and with experience all our knowledge begins, but although all of our knowledge begins with
experience, it does not follow that it all arises out of experience, (CPR,41). What he means is
that we do not rely on experience inorder to have knowledge, but knowledge and experience are
connected for to have knowledge we must begin with experience. There are four types of
knowledge that Kant deduced. A priori, which is knowledge that is independent of experience,
knowledge which is always true, does not rely on a person to experience it inorder for one to
realize that it is true. A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kant affirms that, Judgments of experience, as such, are one and all synthetic, (CPR, 49). This
makes sense because it would not make sense to found an analytic judgment on experience.
Kant thinks that the general problem of pure reason is contained in the question: How are apriori
synthetic judgments possible? Kant postulates that if he is able to figure out or understand the
conditions in which the sciences are possible to exist he can also figure out the conditions of
which a priori synthetic judgments can exist. Kant defines pure reason as, that which contains the
principles whereby we know anything absolutely a priori. Phenomena is an object as it is
perceived by the senses, as opposed to a noumena which is an object as it is in itself independent of
the mind (the thing in itself).
Rational beings may align their quot;will quot; either with the objective laws of reason and
morality or with subjective needs and interests. Reason s demands may be called quot;imperatives.
quot; quot;Hypothetical imperatives quot; command that a particular action is necessary as a
means to some purpose, such as the attainment of personal happiness. Categorical imperatives
require that some action is necessary in and of itself. Thus the categorical imperative may be
formulated as follows: act only in such a way that you could want the maxim of your action to
become a universal law. This statement can
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Kants Critiques of Pure reason and Groundwork of the Metaphysics
Kant states that, In the order of time, therefore, we have no knowledge antecedent to experience,
and with experience all our knowledge begins, but although all of our knowledge begins with
experience, it does not follow that it all arises out of experience, (CPR,41). What he means is
that we do not rely on experience inorder to have knowledge, but knowledge and experience are
connected for to have knowledge we must begin with experience. There are four types of
knowledge that Kant deduced. A priori, which is knowledge that is independent of experience,
knowledge which is always true, does not rely on a person to experience it inorder for one to
realize that it is true. A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kant affirms that, Judgments of experience, as such, are one and all synthetic, (CPR, 49). This
makes sense because it would not make sense to found an analytic judgment on experience.
Kant thinks that the general problem of pure reason is contained in the question: How are apriori
synthetic judgments possible? Kant postulates that if he is able to figure out or understand the
conditions in which the sciences are possible to exist he can also figure out the conditions of
which a priori synthetic judgments can exist. Kant defines pure reason as, that which contains the
principles whereby we know anything absolutely a priori. Phenomena is an object as it is
perceived by the senses, as opposed to a noumena which is an object as it is in itself independent of
the mind (the thing in itself).
Rational beings may align their quot;will quot; either with the objective laws of reason and
morality or with subjective needs and interests. Reason s demands may be called quot;imperatives.
quot; quot;Hypothetical imperatives quot; command that a particular action is necessary as a
means to some purpose, such as the attainment of personal happiness. Categorical imperatives
require that some action is necessary in and of itself. Thus the categorical imperative may be
formulated as follows: act only in such a way that you could want the maxim of your action to
become a universal law. This statement can
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Ethical Behavior Is Important For The Welfare Of Society
Growing up we are taught by our parent about the law but ethics is something we pick up from
our environment and our peers. Ethical behavior is important for the welfare of society as a whole.
What we can and cannot do is inherently instilled in us from a very young age. In today s
competitive market, ethicsis one of the most important aspects to business development. Business
decisions are implemented with a right and wrong mentality. To a business ethics is an instrument
used to exam principles and morals in a business environment because something for example
polluting the environment may be legal but is it moral for a company to do so? Therefore, business
ethics helps to implement social responsibility, individual ethics and moral... Show more content on
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The stakeholder approach is intended to provide a flexible way for managers to match these
interests. This approach helps management anticipate future elements and develop plans to combat
any problems that might occur. Stakeholders are also concerned with the survival of their company.
So for a company to be successful, stakeholders must implement a course of action that positively
affects themselves and their community.
Werther mentions that the stakeholder approach enables firms to respond to the dominant trends in
society today globalization, rapidly evolving communication technologies, and ever increasing
expectations of social goals beyond profit maximization (Werther, 2011, p.34.). Here he explains the
importance of generating profits but also explains the benefits that come from maximizing a
company s profits.
Another author calls attention to the importance of investing in the relationships with those who
have a stake in the firm. The stability of these relationships depends on the sharing of core
principles and values. This approach allows management to incorporate their personal values into
the implementation of strategic plans. Schendel describes this relationship by answering the
question What do we stand for? The stakeholder approach emphasizes the importance of developing
a strategy but leaving the floor
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Growing up we are taught by our parent about the law but ethics is something we pick up from
our environment and our peers. Ethical behavior is important for the welfare of society as a whole.
What we can and cannot do is inherently instilled in us from a very young age. In today s
competitive market, ethicsis one of the most important aspects to business development. Business
decisions are implemented with a right and wrong mentality. To a business ethics is an instrument
used to exam principles and morals in a business environment because something for example
polluting the environment may be legal but is it moral for a company to do so? Therefore, business
ethics helps to implement social responsibility, individual ethics and moral... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The stakeholder approach is intended to provide a flexible way for managers to match these
interests. This approach helps management anticipate future elements and develop plans to combat
any problems that might occur. Stakeholders are also concerned with the survival of their company.
So for a company to be successful, stakeholders must implement a course of action that positively
affects themselves and their community.
Werther mentions that the stakeholder approach enables firms to respond to the dominant trends in
society today globalization, rapidly evolving communication technologies, and ever increasing
expectations of social goals beyond profit maximization (Werther, 2011, p.34.). Here he explains the
importance of generating profits but also explains the benefits that come from maximizing a
company s profits.
Another author calls attention to the importance of investing in the relationships with those who
have a stake in the firm. The stability of these relationships depends on the sharing of core
principles and values. This approach allows management to incorporate their personal values into
the implementation of strategic plans. Schendel describes this relationship by answering the
question What do we stand for? The stakeholder approach emphasizes the importance of developing
a strategy but leaving the floor
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Psychological Theories Of Personality
Personality is a topic that we have been discussing this past week in lecture. We have discussed
personality types and how different personalities may develop. When looking at all the
information that has been provided, it will be very interesting to apply it to my personal life.
With this assignment, I will not only be describing my own personality but also relating it to the
topics covered in lecture and determining what psychological theory is best for me. When
looking at my own personality, I would say that I am a mix of many things. I feel like I am a mix
of introverted and extroverted and an individual that relies more on feeling than reasoning. I often
do not mind being around people or in large crowds but at the same time, I am... Show more content
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It is not saying that I do not get along with others, because I have a large circle of friends. It is
only saying that when it comes to opening up mentally and emotionally, there are only certain
people I can do that with. Outside of that, I am a very thoughtful and caring individual and will
always put others before myself. I enjoy laughing and caring for others. My parents always
raised me to be a humble person and to value my character and have good morals. I do not have a
quick temper and am usually an easy going. I just want to make everybody around me proud and
that is what motivates me to this day. If a person is not in my family or inner circle, there is not
much that can be done to alter my mood or mindset. I am just my own person that does not worry
about what others say or think about my character, values, or morals. As stated previously, we have
been discussing personality in depth in lab and lecture. We have learned about the five major
perspectives of personality. These include trait, biological, psychodynamic, humanistic, and learning
/social cognitive. I feel like each one of these can explain how my personality has developed and
how it still changes to this day. The trait perspective says that we receive certain characteristics that
are influences from genetic predispositions. In simpler terms, we get our personality and certain
characteristics from our parents. When examining my personality, this
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Personality is a topic that we have been discussing this past week in lecture. We have discussed
personality types and how different personalities may develop. When looking at all the
information that has been provided, it will be very interesting to apply it to my personal life.
With this assignment, I will not only be describing my own personality but also relating it to the
topics covered in lecture and determining what psychological theory is best for me. When
looking at my own personality, I would say that I am a mix of many things. I feel like I am a mix
of introverted and extroverted and an individual that relies more on feeling than reasoning. I often
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It is not saying that I do not get along with others, because I have a large circle of friends. It is
only saying that when it comes to opening up mentally and emotionally, there are only certain
people I can do that with. Outside of that, I am a very thoughtful and caring individual and will
always put others before myself. I enjoy laughing and caring for others. My parents always
raised me to be a humble person and to value my character and have good morals. I do not have a
quick temper and am usually an easy going. I just want to make everybody around me proud and
that is what motivates me to this day. If a person is not in my family or inner circle, there is not
much that can be done to alter my mood or mindset. I am just my own person that does not worry
about what others say or think about my character, values, or morals. As stated previously, we have
been discussing personality in depth in lab and lecture. We have learned about the five major
perspectives of personality. These include trait, biological, psychodynamic, humanistic, and learning
/social cognitive. I feel like each one of these can explain how my personality has developed and
how it still changes to this day. The trait perspective says that we receive certain characteristics that
are influences from genetic predispositions. In simpler terms, we get our personality and certain
characteristics from our parents. When examining my personality, this
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Essay On Cursive Writing
As of 2010 cursive writing is not required to graduate high school. It s a shame, not only is it
good for the brain but it is a lost art. Cursive writing is an essential skill and not for what people
might guess.
It has been shown in studies that writing by hand helps people remember ideas better and also to
learn more than typing on a computer. It has been shown that writing things down by hand helps
you to process the material better. It also requirs you to summarize what you are to write down and
write down your on conclusions rather than word for word of what your being told. Even in an
experiment where students who took test notes on laptops and by hand those those who took notes
by hand had better resulsts.
Also shown by brain scans that writing in cursive helps with motor skill development and
stimulstes both sides of the brain. Cursive requires connected and smooth movements un like
typing and printing by hand. When typing or printing by hand there is no comnucation between both
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It also is a common teaching tool for those with dyslexia, a teching disorde. There is alot of great
things that cursive is good for even helping those with mental disorders. Neglecting to teach cursive
is neglecting to exersise are own minds and help those who need it.
How ever ther there are those who believe that cursive is useless. Acording to a survey only 37%
of handwriting teachers at a conference wrote in cursive. The thought is that is if teachers dont care
about cursive why should we.
Just a couple of years ago your personal signature used to be a need for alot of things but not today.
If necessary we use a digital signature but rarely and if you do its at the click of a button. Our
schools now require typing to be a essential skill by the third grade. Essays for college and high
schools are no longer required to be hand writen but
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As of 2010 cursive writing is not required to graduate high school. It s a shame, not only is it
good for the brain but it is a lost art. Cursive writing is an essential skill and not for what people
might guess.
It has been shown in studies that writing by hand helps people remember ideas better and also to
learn more than typing on a computer. It has been shown that writing things down by hand helps
you to process the material better. It also requirs you to summarize what you are to write down and
write down your on conclusions rather than word for word of what your being told. Even in an
experiment where students who took test notes on laptops and by hand those those who took notes
by hand had better resulsts.
Also shown by brain scans that writing in cursive helps with motor skill development and
stimulstes both sides of the brain. Cursive requires connected and smooth movements un like
typing and printing by hand. When typing or printing by hand there is no comnucation between both
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It also is a common teaching tool for those with dyslexia, a teching disorde. There is alot of great
things that cursive is good for even helping those with mental disorders. Neglecting to teach cursive
is neglecting to exersise are own minds and help those who need it.
How ever ther there are those who believe that cursive is useless. Acording to a survey only 37%
of handwriting teachers at a conference wrote in cursive. The thought is that is if teachers dont care
about cursive why should we.
Just a couple of years ago your personal signature used to be a need for alot of things but not today.
If necessary we use a digital signature but rarely and if you do its at the click of a button. Our
schools now require typing to be a essential skill by the third grade. Essays for college and high
schools are no longer required to be hand writen but
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Literary Analysis Of Stephen King s Why We Crave Horror
Why is horror a necessity to human life? Why, when something horrible has taken place people
want to know all the gruesome details? Why is it that we all love packing into a movie theater to
watch innocent people be lynched and destroyed? In his essay Why We Crave Horror Stephen
King rightfully claims he has the answers to these troubling questions. He brilliantly states that
humans crave horror to face our fears, to regain a sense of normality, and have a little fun.
King s first great reason why we love horror is to prove we are not scared. King explains this by
comparing horror movies/stories to a roller coaster. At the beginning of his essay, he states that
we watch horror To show that we can, that we are not afraid, that we can ride the roller coaster
(King, Why We Crave 1). This a great comparison, because we can all relate to a situation like
this. Horror might not be our favorite thing to read or watch, but we do it to show we are brave
enough to take it on. Who would want to read about women being cut up and destroyed like in the
short story Strawberry Spring . For example, near the beginning of the narrator s encounter, a
junior named John Dancey happened upon a dead girl lying in a shadowy corner of the Animal
Sciences parking lot (King, Strawberry Spring 2). We try to avoid our worst fear of death, but
when the time comes we will read about it, because we can not look like a coward. We are Daring
the nightmare (King, Why We Crave 1) just to prove we have the guts.
Another reason why we crave horror is that we reestablish our feelings of essential normality
(King, Why We Crave 1). Let s say someone is having a horrible day, and feeling very depressed
or down about themselves. Well, reading a horror story like Strawberry Spring will cheer that
individual up. This is because we start to feel like We are still light years away from true
ugliness (King, Why We Crave 1). For example, at the end of the short story the narrator starts to
realize he is the killer of all the horrible murders, and didn t even know. The narrator says things
like The lovely creeping fog and Such an ugly word trunk and wondering why in the world I
should be afraid to open it. We start to feel
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Why is horror a necessity to human life? Why, when something horrible has taken place people
want to know all the gruesome details? Why is it that we all love packing into a movie theater to
watch innocent people be lynched and destroyed? In his essay Why We Crave Horror Stephen
King rightfully claims he has the answers to these troubling questions. He brilliantly states that
humans crave horror to face our fears, to regain a sense of normality, and have a little fun.
King s first great reason why we love horror is to prove we are not scared. King explains this by
comparing horror movies/stories to a roller coaster. At the beginning of his essay, he states that
we watch horror To show that we can, that we are not afraid, that we can ride the roller coaster
(King, Why We Crave 1). This a great comparison, because we can all relate to a situation like
this. Horror might not be our favorite thing to read or watch, but we do it to show we are brave
enough to take it on. Who would want to read about women being cut up and destroyed like in the
short story Strawberry Spring . For example, near the beginning of the narrator s encounter, a
junior named John Dancey happened upon a dead girl lying in a shadowy corner of the Animal
Sciences parking lot (King, Strawberry Spring 2). We try to avoid our worst fear of death, but
when the time comes we will read about it, because we can not look like a coward. We are Daring
the nightmare (King, Why We Crave 1) just to prove we have the guts.
Another reason why we crave horror is that we reestablish our feelings of essential normality
(King, Why We Crave 1). Let s say someone is having a horrible day, and feeling very depressed
or down about themselves. Well, reading a horror story like Strawberry Spring will cheer that
individual up. This is because we start to feel like We are still light years away from true
ugliness (King, Why We Crave 1). For example, at the end of the short story the narrator starts to
realize he is the killer of all the horrible murders, and didn t even know. The narrator says things
like The lovely creeping fog and Such an ugly word trunk and wondering why in the world I
should be afraid to open it. We start to feel
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Questions On Non Probability Sampling
This journal entry will define what non probability sampling is and the different types such as
snowball sampling, quota sampling, convenience sampling and purposive sampling. In addition, the
pros and cons of non probability will be discussed such as the correct sample size, determining the
desired precision, and managing the variation in the population to name a few examples.
Furthermore, this journal will discuss why a researcher might want to use non probability sampling
over other methods such as cluster sampling or systematic random sampling to name a few
examples. Sampling is important in research and determining the sample sizeand population need to
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In addition, nonprobability sampling should be used when the total population is unknown, the
sample size is small, and constructing a sample frame may be too costly. There are different types
of nonprobability sampling and they include snowball sampling and this is usually done when
there is a very small population size. In this type of sampling, the researcher asks the initial subject
to identify another potential subject who also meets the criteria of the research (Explorable.com,
2016). However, the downside to using this type of sampling is it does not represent the population.
Quota samplings is defined as a non probability sampling technique wherein the researcher
ensures equal or proportionate representation of subjects depending on which trait is considered
as basis of the quota (Explorable.com, 2016). However, quota sampling can be helpful for setting
quotas for subgroups within a population compared to other methods. The downside of quota
sampling is response bias and over representation of the sample. Convenience sampling selects the
most available elements to constitute the sample. Convenience may be based on geographic
closeness, ease of access, or other opportunity, such as presence at a conference (Krysik Finn,
2013, p.229). Convenience sampling has drawbacks such as not representing the population and
response bias can occur also. Purposive sampling is sample
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This journal entry will define what non probability sampling is and the different types such as
snowball sampling, quota sampling, convenience sampling and purposive sampling. In addition, the
pros and cons of non probability will be discussed such as the correct sample size, determining the
desired precision, and managing the variation in the population to name a few examples.
Furthermore, this journal will discuss why a researcher might want to use non probability sampling
over other methods such as cluster sampling or systematic random sampling to name a few
examples. Sampling is important in research and determining the sample sizeand population need to
fit for the research because otherwise it might have inaccurate results.... Show more content on
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In addition, nonprobability sampling should be used when the total population is unknown, the
sample size is small, and constructing a sample frame may be too costly. There are different types
of nonprobability sampling and they include snowball sampling and this is usually done when
there is a very small population size. In this type of sampling, the researcher asks the initial subject
to identify another potential subject who also meets the criteria of the research (Explorable.com,
2016). However, the downside to using this type of sampling is it does not represent the population.
Quota samplings is defined as a non probability sampling technique wherein the researcher
ensures equal or proportionate representation of subjects depending on which trait is considered
as basis of the quota (Explorable.com, 2016). However, quota sampling can be helpful for setting
quotas for subgroups within a population compared to other methods. The downside of quota
sampling is response bias and over representation of the sample. Convenience sampling selects the
most available elements to constitute the sample. Convenience may be based on geographic
closeness, ease of access, or other opportunity, such as presence at a conference (Krysik Finn,
2013, p.229). Convenience sampling has drawbacks such as not representing the population and
response bias can occur also. Purposive sampling is sample
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Victoria Climbie Story
Victoria Climbie s Story. Contents 1. Introduction 2. Victoria s biography 3. After Victoria s
death... 4. Resume 5. Pictures about the material 6. References Introduction The death of any
child as the result of non accidental injury is a tragedy. The fact, that in England around 80
children die every year from abuse or neglect, and that this figure has remained relatively
constant over more than 30 years, is shocking. Since 1948 there have been around 70 public
inquiries into major cases of child abuse. The names of many of the children who have died have
become well known, simply because of the terrible nature of their deaths. In many of these cases
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Since moving in with Manning, Victoria had become at times incontinent of urine and a began
to spend her nights in an unheated and unlit bathroom. Very little is known about the last four
months of Victoria s life. Victoria continued to be forced to sleep in the bath, and was tied up
inside a black plastic sack. By the beginning of 2000 Victoria was also being given her food on a
piece of plastic in the bathroom and because her hands were tied up she was forced to eat it like
a dog. She was abused and tortured there in many different ways. By 19 February 2000 Victoria
had become very ill. On 24 February 2000, Victoria Climbie was taken semi conscious and
suffering from hypothermia, multiple organ failure and malnutrition, to the local Universal
Church of the Kingdom of God church. She was sent by a mini cab straight to the accident and
emergency department at North Middlesex Hospital, from where she was then transferred to the
intensive care unit at St Mary s Hospital. Victoria died the following day at 3:15pm local time.
The pathologist who examined her body noted 128 separate injuries and scars on her body, and
described it as the worst case of child abuse she had ever seen. Victoria had been burnt with
cigarettes, tied up for periods of longer than 24 hours, and hit with bike chains, hammers and wires.
During her life in England, Victoria was known to four local authorities (four social services
departments and three
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Victoria Climbie s Story. Contents 1. Introduction 2. Victoria s biography 3. After Victoria s
death... 4. Resume 5. Pictures about the material 6. References Introduction The death of any
child as the result of non accidental injury is a tragedy. The fact, that in England around 80
children die every year from abuse or neglect, and that this figure has remained relatively
constant over more than 30 years, is shocking. Since 1948 there have been around 70 public
inquiries into major cases of child abuse. The names of many of the children who have died have
become well known, simply because of the terrible nature of their deaths. In many of these cases
the child has been the target of abuse from an adult who is not... Show more content on
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Since moving in with Manning, Victoria had become at times incontinent of urine and a began
to spend her nights in an unheated and unlit bathroom. Very little is known about the last four
months of Victoria s life. Victoria continued to be forced to sleep in the bath, and was tied up
inside a black plastic sack. By the beginning of 2000 Victoria was also being given her food on a
piece of plastic in the bathroom and because her hands were tied up she was forced to eat it like
a dog. She was abused and tortured there in many different ways. By 19 February 2000 Victoria
had become very ill. On 24 February 2000, Victoria Climbie was taken semi conscious and
suffering from hypothermia, multiple organ failure and malnutrition, to the local Universal
Church of the Kingdom of God church. She was sent by a mini cab straight to the accident and
emergency department at North Middlesex Hospital, from where she was then transferred to the
intensive care unit at St Mary s Hospital. Victoria died the following day at 3:15pm local time.
The pathologist who examined her body noted 128 separate injuries and scars on her body, and
described it as the worst case of child abuse she had ever seen. Victoria had been burnt with
cigarettes, tied up for periods of longer than 24 hours, and hit with bike chains, hammers and wires.
During her life in England, Victoria was known to four local authorities (four social services
departments and three
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Summary Of The Net Imagery In Oresteia
In the Oresteia, revenge drives the characters to act. Although they call it justice, it is not.
Aeschylus uses net imagery to symbolize faith and destiny. When Clytemnestra murders
Agamemnon and Cassandra, the net imagery acts as a symbol of terrible fate. However, then fate
reverse. Now, Orestes is caught in Apollo s net and kills his own mother. Lastly, Athene changes
the meaning of the net from one of chaos to that of order and justice. These uses of the net
imagery help the reader focus on a crucial theme in the play: the superiority of a formal justice
system to one based on the individual quest for revenge by progressively altering the nets meaning
and its affect on those around it.
Clytemnestra s use of the net imagery focuses the reader on the drawback, that is, collateral
damage, of a justice system that is based on the individual quest for revenge by emphasizing the
collateral damage associated with revenge. As she stands over the bodies of Agamemnon and
Cassandra she says: I wrapped in a great net not a fish could have slipped from the shoal (69).
Involving the shoal in Clytemnestra s speech explains that with every revenge quest there are
innocent people who suffer the repercussions. An avenger does not consider the bystanders
surrounding the guilty person. Clytemnestra states that the net was so large that the fish could not
escape the shoal. If the fish s fate is to be caught in the net yet it cannot escape the shoal, that means
the shoal suffers the same
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In the Oresteia, revenge drives the characters to act. Although they call it justice, it is not.
Aeschylus uses net imagery to symbolize faith and destiny. When Clytemnestra murders
Agamemnon and Cassandra, the net imagery acts as a symbol of terrible fate. However, then fate
reverse. Now, Orestes is caught in Apollo s net and kills his own mother. Lastly, Athene changes
the meaning of the net from one of chaos to that of order and justice. These uses of the net
imagery help the reader focus on a crucial theme in the play: the superiority of a formal justice
system to one based on the individual quest for revenge by progressively altering the nets meaning
and its affect on those around it.
Clytemnestra s use of the net imagery focuses the reader on the drawback, that is, collateral
damage, of a justice system that is based on the individual quest for revenge by emphasizing the
collateral damage associated with revenge. As she stands over the bodies of Agamemnon and
Cassandra she says: I wrapped in a great net not a fish could have slipped from the shoal (69).
Involving the shoal in Clytemnestra s speech explains that with every revenge quest there are
innocent people who suffer the repercussions. An avenger does not consider the bystanders
surrounding the guilty person. Clytemnestra states that the net was so large that the fish could not
escape the shoal. If the fish s fate is to be caught in the net yet it cannot escape the shoal, that means
the shoal suffers the same
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The Movie Nightcrawler
The movie Nightcrawler is a film that depicts a man that is a fast thinking, hard negotiating,
never give up, criminal. This criminal, Lou, is bold enough to steal goods and then ask for a job
while selling the goods he stole. His greatest desire is build a career for himself and learn a trade
so that he can own his own company. Lou witnesses a horrific car crash where the car caught on
fire and sees a videographer come in and video the scene and sell it. The videographer, Joe, tells
him that he can sell the video to highest bidder and that it would be a top story on the news. Lou
was intrigued and asked if Joe had a job, which he did not, and when Lou saw the work on the news
he was convinced this was his new career.
Lou steals a high end bike and trades up at a pawn shop for a video camera and a police scanner. His
first story is a carjacking story where he was able to get up close footage. Nina, the director of
news, was very interested in his footage for the pure graphic nature of it and that it was related to
crime. After she buys that footage from him, she gives him advice about what their particular news
channel is all about. She tells him that crime in a specific location are of interest to her, not the
urban areas but more about the crime that is overflowing into the suburbs. She tells Lou that it
would be better if the perpetrators are minority and that the victims are white. She tells him that not
necessarily bloody, but definitely graphic material
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The movie Nightcrawler is a film that depicts a man that is a fast thinking, hard negotiating,
never give up, criminal. This criminal, Lou, is bold enough to steal goods and then ask for a job
while selling the goods he stole. His greatest desire is build a career for himself and learn a trade
so that he can own his own company. Lou witnesses a horrific car crash where the car caught on
fire and sees a videographer come in and video the scene and sell it. The videographer, Joe, tells
him that he can sell the video to highest bidder and that it would be a top story on the news. Lou
was intrigued and asked if Joe had a job, which he did not, and when Lou saw the work on the news
he was convinced this was his new career.
Lou steals a high end bike and trades up at a pawn shop for a video camera and a police scanner. His
first story is a carjacking story where he was able to get up close footage. Nina, the director of
news, was very interested in his footage for the pure graphic nature of it and that it was related to
crime. After she buys that footage from him, she gives him advice about what their particular news
channel is all about. She tells him that crime in a specific location are of interest to her, not the
urban areas but more about the crime that is overflowing into the suburbs. She tells Lou that it
would be better if the perpetrators are minority and that the victims are white. She tells him that not
necessarily bloody, but definitely graphic material
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The Raven, By Edgar Allen Poe
n the discussions of Edgar Allen Poe s The Raven, one issue has been the explanation of the bird
and it s presence in the poem. Majority agrees that the feathered creature does have a symbolic
meaning of the conscious mind of the speaker in the poem. The agreement usually ends with how
we communicate with our selves. Some focus more on who or what a person is talking to with their
conscious while others direct their attention to how we can better understand our conscious
conversations with our selves. Any time someone thinks, their brain has a special, designated voice
for their thoughts. This voice, allows an individual to in some degree, have a conversation with
their self, without necessarily communicating out loud. This voice in our heads has had numerous
names throughout the years, such as a person s conscious or recently has been called the self.
Many researchers have wanted to know who and or what the actual voice is that we hear in our
conversations. Richard Rass author of Introduction to Perspectives on the Self: Conversations on
Identity and Consciousness, explains that self has assumed radically different meanings...
throughout the years (Rass 2). Knowing what self is and why it helps enlighten our lives is apart
of the journey. Rass stated that the self or conscious could play a role in knowing humans
psychological composition (Rass 2). With new research appearing more than ever before, we are
gradually obtaining the ability to
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n the discussions of Edgar Allen Poe s The Raven, one issue has been the explanation of the bird
and it s presence in the poem. Majority agrees that the feathered creature does have a symbolic
meaning of the conscious mind of the speaker in the poem. The agreement usually ends with how
we communicate with our selves. Some focus more on who or what a person is talking to with their
conscious while others direct their attention to how we can better understand our conscious
conversations with our selves. Any time someone thinks, their brain has a special, designated voice
for their thoughts. This voice, allows an individual to in some degree, have a conversation with
their self, without necessarily communicating out loud. This voice in our heads has had numerous
names throughout the years, such as a person s conscious or recently has been called the self.
Many researchers have wanted to know who and or what the actual voice is that we hear in our
conversations. Richard Rass author of Introduction to Perspectives on the Self: Conversations on
Identity and Consciousness, explains that self has assumed radically different meanings...
throughout the years (Rass 2). Knowing what self is and why it helps enlighten our lives is apart
of the journey. Rass stated that the self or conscious could play a role in knowing humans
psychological composition (Rass 2). With new research appearing more than ever before, we are
gradually obtaining the ability to
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Blessed Pope Paul Vi Research Paper
Blessed Pope Paul VI was born September 26, 1897 as Giovanni Battista Montini in Concesio, a
small town north of Brescia, Italy. Giovanni s father was a middle class lawyer and journalist
and local politician. His mother was of similar social background. Due to poor health, Giovanni
studied mainly at home in his early life. Later, he studied in Brescia and was ordained a priest on
May 29, 1920, at the age of twenty two. He was then sent to Rome for higher studies by his
Bishop. Giovanni was eventually recruited for the Vatican diplomatic service. His first assignment
would have been in Warsaw, but his frail health prevented him from going. Giovanni worked as the
Vatican Secretariat of State for more than thirty years. Later on in 1954, Pope
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Blessed Pope Paul VI was born September 26, 1897 as Giovanni Battista Montini in Concesio, a
small town north of Brescia, Italy. Giovanni s father was a middle class lawyer and journalist
and local politician. His mother was of similar social background. Due to poor health, Giovanni
studied mainly at home in his early life. Later, he studied in Brescia and was ordained a priest on
May 29, 1920, at the age of twenty two. He was then sent to Rome for higher studies by his
Bishop. Giovanni was eventually recruited for the Vatican diplomatic service. His first assignment
would have been in Warsaw, but his frail health prevented him from going. Giovanni worked as the
Vatican Secretariat of State for more than thirty years. Later on in 1954, Pope
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My School Experience Essay
For my curriculum placement I was at Granger Elementary School in Agawam MA. I got the
opportunity to work in a special ed classroom with the wonderful Mrs. Alvord. My field
experience this semester I would say has to be my favorite placement yet. Some of the reasons
why this is my best placement yet is because first I absolutely love my teacher, the kids have
been awesome, and working with them has been so much fun and rewarding. My beliefs about
teaching learning were confirmed as a result of this experience with my teacher and the
classroom environment. My beliefs that I have had in mind for my future classroom that was
confirmed in my placement right now is 1) Creating a classroom environment where everyone is
included and treated the exact same way, 2) Getting the time to know your students interests in
and outside of the school/classroom, and 3) Installing a love for learning in the classroom. My
teacher has created a comfortable classroom environment where I noticed she treats every
student the same way and is a believer in all types of inclusion. I have seen her take the time to
personally connect with the student and their interests that are involved inside and outside the
classroom. Since it is a small group of children she works she said it isn t very hard getting to
know the students on a personal level. My teacher has installed a love for learning by
incorporating lessons based off of students interests, she gives all her students positive feedback and
promotes
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For my curriculum placement I was at Granger Elementary School in Agawam MA. I got the
opportunity to work in a special ed classroom with the wonderful Mrs. Alvord. My field
experience this semester I would say has to be my favorite placement yet. Some of the reasons
why this is my best placement yet is because first I absolutely love my teacher, the kids have
been awesome, and working with them has been so much fun and rewarding. My beliefs about
teaching learning were confirmed as a result of this experience with my teacher and the
classroom environment. My beliefs that I have had in mind for my future classroom that was
confirmed in my placement right now is 1) Creating a classroom environment where everyone is
included and treated the exact same way, 2) Getting the time to know your students interests in
and outside of the school/classroom, and 3) Installing a love for learning in the classroom. My
teacher has created a comfortable classroom environment where I noticed she treats every
student the same way and is a believer in all types of inclusion. I have seen her take the time to
personally connect with the student and their interests that are involved inside and outside the
classroom. Since it is a small group of children she works she said it isn t very hard getting to
know the students on a personal level. My teacher has installed a love for learning by
incorporating lessons based off of students interests, she gives all her students positive feedback and
promotes
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Moe Mann s Story
Moe Mann Okay, I don t know how to start a story so let s get right into it. It all started out of
nowhere, a bunch of people all around the world were depressed, and it was his job to make a 24
hour long video to make people laugh and for charity. So let s begin the story. MOE! Moe s
mom yelled What mom! Moe responded Watch the news on your t.v. Moe s mom responded not
as loud as the first time. Moe grabs the remote after his wolf Mo mo hands it to him. Thank s Mo
mo Moe said. Moe turns on the t.v. to the news, he rewinds it to the beginning. Hello welcome
back wolf news to start off we have some terrible news. People all around the world have randomly
have been depressed, now to Heather with the weather. Moe turns off the... Show more content on
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So we are going to be playing a game, Someone will be standing in there green room, and another
player is going to pick a background of the green room, and the player in there green room has to
guess the where their at. Oh yeah the schedule for today will start with comedy, then action for
the 2nd hour, then sports for the 3rd hour, then music parodies for the 4th hour, then reading
your comments and fanmail for the 5th hour. Moe explained. Moe went on with the schedule,
when he finished he gained five billion dollars for charity for 12hours, he almost had half of the
seven continents watching within those 12 hours, He was becoming famous. At the 24th hour
the live stream was over, after that stream know one heard from that channel again. After 2
weeks his channel disappeared from Youtube except for that live stream. Now you can only see
him with his dog hidden all over Youtube, in games, action videos, animal videos, the home
screen of Youtube, etc. This is a story of a guy who was famous all around the world for one day,
everybody for one day understood English. That same day he disappeared the biggest heatwave
ever known hit Arizona. This is the story about Moe Mann, Or how I know him as cause I m his
father Monkey Moe Man the funniest man alive, yes he s still
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Moe Mann Okay, I don t know how to start a story so let s get right into it. It all started out of
nowhere, a bunch of people all around the world were depressed, and it was his job to make a 24
hour long video to make people laugh and for charity. So let s begin the story. MOE! Moe s
mom yelled What mom! Moe responded Watch the news on your t.v. Moe s mom responded not
as loud as the first time. Moe grabs the remote after his wolf Mo mo hands it to him. Thank s Mo
mo Moe said. Moe turns on the t.v. to the news, he rewinds it to the beginning. Hello welcome
back wolf news to start off we have some terrible news. People all around the world have randomly
have been depressed, now to Heather with the weather. Moe turns off the... Show more content on
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So we are going to be playing a game, Someone will be standing in there green room, and another
player is going to pick a background of the green room, and the player in there green room has to
guess the where their at. Oh yeah the schedule for today will start with comedy, then action for
the 2nd hour, then sports for the 3rd hour, then music parodies for the 4th hour, then reading
your comments and fanmail for the 5th hour. Moe explained. Moe went on with the schedule,
when he finished he gained five billion dollars for charity for 12hours, he almost had half of the
seven continents watching within those 12 hours, He was becoming famous. At the 24th hour
the live stream was over, after that stream know one heard from that channel again. After 2
weeks his channel disappeared from Youtube except for that live stream. Now you can only see
him with his dog hidden all over Youtube, in games, action videos, animal videos, the home
screen of Youtube, etc. This is a story of a guy who was famous all around the world for one day,
everybody for one day understood English. That same day he disappeared the biggest heatwave
ever known hit Arizona. This is the story about Moe Mann, Or how I know him as cause I m his
father Monkey Moe Man the funniest man alive, yes he s still
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Discrete Wavelet Transform For Compressing And...
Discrete Wavelet Transform for Compressing and Decompressing the Speech Signal Bhavana
Pujari1, Prof. S.S.Gundal2 Abstract: The original digital speech signal contains tremendous
measure of memory, the main concept for the speech compression algorithm is presented here, in
which bit rate of the speech signal is reduced with maintaining signal quality for storage, memory
saving or transmission over the long distance. The concentration of this project is to compact the
digital speech signal using Discrete Wavelet Transform and reconstruct same signal using inverse
transform, in .NET. The algorithm of Compression is oriented in three basic operation, they are
apply the DWT, Threshold, Encode the signal for transmission Analysis of compression procedure
is done by comparing the original speech and reconstructed signal. The main advantages of DWT
provides variable compression factor. Keywords: Bit rate, Compression, Decompression, Discrete
Wavelet Transform (DWT), .NET, Threshold. Introduction The Speech is finest effective medium
for viewpoint to face communication and telephony application. Speech coding is the process of
obtaining a compact representation of audio signals for efficient transmission over band limited
wired and wireless channels and/or storage. The procedure of Compression is done by transferring
an original signal to alternate compressed signal that consist of small amount of memory.
Compression is conceivable simply because information in input data
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Discrete Wavelet Transform for Compressing and Decompressing the Speech Signal Bhavana
Pujari1, Prof. S.S.Gundal2 Abstract: The original digital speech signal contains tremendous
measure of memory, the main concept for the speech compression algorithm is presented here, in
which bit rate of the speech signal is reduced with maintaining signal quality for storage, memory
saving or transmission over the long distance. The concentration of this project is to compact the
digital speech signal using Discrete Wavelet Transform and reconstruct same signal using inverse
transform, in .NET. The algorithm of Compression is oriented in three basic operation, they are
apply the DWT, Threshold, Encode the signal for transmission Analysis of compression procedure
is done by comparing the original speech and reconstructed signal. The main advantages of DWT
provides variable compression factor. Keywords: Bit rate, Compression, Decompression, Discrete
Wavelet Transform (DWT), .NET, Threshold. Introduction The Speech is finest effective medium
for viewpoint to face communication and telephony application. Speech coding is the process of
obtaining a compact representation of audio signals for efficient transmission over band limited
wired and wireless channels and/or storage. The procedure of Compression is done by transferring
an original signal to alternate compressed signal that consist of small amount of memory.
Compression is conceivable simply because information in input data
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The Importance Of Death In The Bible s Life
Samuel and Liza Hamilton are inching closer to death, as everyone does. Although in their cases
it is only beginning to show. To Liza it is as natural as reading the Bible, death is something that
is the inevitable. To Samuel however, dying is almost wrong to be any part of his life. In Samuel
s life, dying was almost illegal for anyone he has ever been impacted by. In Chapter 23, when his
eldest daughter Una dies, it is almost an awakening for Samuel. It is his first sign that deathis soon
going to be knocking on his door. It is Liza who does not find as big of a worry in her daughter s
death. Both of them grieve but afterward, only Samuel is taken aback. Most reactions when a child
dies before the parent is guilt on the parent s part,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Aaron a child that is easily liked, while his brother is a little darker and harder to love. When Mr.
Trask was a young boy he was always held back and never really left the tiny space of his
comfort zone, meanwhile his brother Charles was always seeking the attention and approval of
others especially that of their father. Adam however, was never really a dark child, unless you
recall his dark past. The one fear that should be on Lee s mind when he sees the darkness in
Caleb is the darkness of Caleb s mother. There is also the possibility that that is the son of
Charles because looking into his childhood Charles did anything and everything for his father s
approval even risking the life of his elder brother. Charles and Cathy had one thing in common,
they both loved the idea of chaos and violence, with that in mind and recalling that they did spend
an intimate night together once when Cathy drugged Adam, it is more fact than fiction that Caleb
is a different type of Trask boy and it will soon show.
Journal #35
310
As Samuel takes one last look at the Trask place e begins to question Adam one last time. Adam
sets his guard up immediately, saying he has not changed and is still the same man that Cathy left
behind all of those years ago. This vulnerability by that Adam has can be a future problem,
especially if Cathy or Kate decides to come back into the lives of her abandoned husband and
children. Samuel asks
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Samuel and Liza Hamilton are inching closer to death, as everyone does. Although in their cases
it is only beginning to show. To Liza it is as natural as reading the Bible, death is something that
is the inevitable. To Samuel however, dying is almost wrong to be any part of his life. In Samuel
s life, dying was almost illegal for anyone he has ever been impacted by. In Chapter 23, when his
eldest daughter Una dies, it is almost an awakening for Samuel. It is his first sign that deathis soon
going to be knocking on his door. It is Liza who does not find as big of a worry in her daughter s
death. Both of them grieve but afterward, only Samuel is taken aback. Most reactions when a child
dies before the parent is guilt on the parent s part,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Aaron a child that is easily liked, while his brother is a little darker and harder to love. When Mr.
Trask was a young boy he was always held back and never really left the tiny space of his
comfort zone, meanwhile his brother Charles was always seeking the attention and approval of
others especially that of their father. Adam however, was never really a dark child, unless you
recall his dark past. The one fear that should be on Lee s mind when he sees the darkness in
Caleb is the darkness of Caleb s mother. There is also the possibility that that is the son of
Charles because looking into his childhood Charles did anything and everything for his father s
approval even risking the life of his elder brother. Charles and Cathy had one thing in common,
they both loved the idea of chaos and violence, with that in mind and recalling that they did spend
an intimate night together once when Cathy drugged Adam, it is more fact than fiction that Caleb
is a different type of Trask boy and it will soon show.
Journal #35
310
As Samuel takes one last look at the Trask place e begins to question Adam one last time. Adam
sets his guard up immediately, saying he has not changed and is still the same man that Cathy left
behind all of those years ago. This vulnerability by that Adam has can be a future problem,
especially if Cathy or Kate decides to come back into the lives of her abandoned husband and
children. Samuel asks
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
King Louis Xvi Research Paper
King Louis XVI was born in the castle of Versailles on August 23, 1754. His Real name was
Louis Auguste de France. He was the third son of Louis his Father. His mother was the daughter
of the king of Poland Frederick Augustus II. Louis Grew up strong, and healthy. With him being
a healthy young man, he enjoyed physical activities like hunting and wrestling. He was also
tutored by French noblemen. It is said that Louis took courses in astronomy, geography, Latin,
and history. As a young man locksmithing became a life long hobby for him. He could speak the
Italian and English language very well. In 1765 at the age 11 Louis father passed away due to
tuberculosis. 3 years later Louis mother had passed away due to tuberculosis also. 5 years later,
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King Louis XVI was born in the castle of Versailles on August 23, 1754. His Real name was
Louis Auguste de France. He was the third son of Louis his Father. His mother was the daughter
of the king of Poland Frederick Augustus II. Louis Grew up strong, and healthy. With him being
a healthy young man, he enjoyed physical activities like hunting and wrestling. He was also
tutored by French noblemen. It is said that Louis took courses in astronomy, geography, Latin,
and history. As a young man locksmithing became a life long hobby for him. He could speak the
Italian and English language very well. In 1765 at the age 11 Louis father passed away due to
tuberculosis. 3 years later Louis mother had passed away due to tuberculosis also. 5 years later,
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Ethical Standards Of Counseling And Moral Principles
Ethical standards in counseling and moral principles in group work have advanced over the past
couple of decades solidly in the areas of treatment and the growth and development of individual
participants singularly and together. Apart from the American Counseling Association (ACA), the
National Association of Social Workers and the American Psychological Association, the American
Group PsychotherapyAssociation (AGPA), the Association for Specialists in Group Work (ASGW),
and the American School CounselorAssociation (ASCA) come behind their own codes of ethics.
While all these entities encourage significant values of trust, equal treatment, goodwill, and ethical
standards of responsibilities for professionals it is imperative for persons... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Nevertheless, Herlihy and Dufrene (2011) found that the ACA system revised only every 7 10
years is restricted when counselors attempt to receive direction regarding new and emerging topics
or problems. Thus, advisors need to look toward other resources and schemes appropriate in
practicing and maintaining quality levels of ethical practice (Herlihy Dufrene, 2011). Moreover,
Leszcz and Kobos (2008) found that working with groups is always compound wherein counselors
need to plan, assess, change or adjust, analyze, develop and keep a continuous record of the
treatment in evidence based manner and the AGPA guidelines might further improve the clinical
experience. Achieving a full comprehension of ethical issues and considerations within the realm of
individual and group counseling including why a therapist might choose group therapy over
therapy sessions with one client and vice versa, requires leaders to assess and analyze the central or
primary rule for leading groups. For instance, Jacobs, Schimmel, Masson, and Harvill (2016) found
that the (ASGW) guidelines advocate that counselors should never attempt any technique unless
thoroughly trained in its use or under supervision by a counselor familiar with the intervention (p.
28).
Counseling and Values
A study conducted by Herlihy and Dufrene (2011) using the Delphi technique obtained the
consensus of a group of eighteen experts in current and growing ethical issues. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ethical standards in counseling and moral principles in group work have advanced over the past
couple of decades solidly in the areas of treatment and the growth and development of individual
participants singularly and together. Apart from the American Counseling Association (ACA), the
National Association of Social Workers and the American Psychological Association, the American
Group PsychotherapyAssociation (AGPA), the Association for Specialists in Group Work (ASGW),
and the American School CounselorAssociation (ASCA) come behind their own codes of ethics.
While all these entities encourage significant values of trust, equal treatment, goodwill, and ethical
standards of responsibilities for professionals it is imperative for persons... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Nevertheless, Herlihy and Dufrene (2011) found that the ACA system revised only every 7 10
years is restricted when counselors attempt to receive direction regarding new and emerging topics
or problems. Thus, advisors need to look toward other resources and schemes appropriate in
practicing and maintaining quality levels of ethical practice (Herlihy Dufrene, 2011). Moreover,
Leszcz and Kobos (2008) found that working with groups is always compound wherein counselors
need to plan, assess, change or adjust, analyze, develop and keep a continuous record of the
treatment in evidence based manner and the AGPA guidelines might further improve the clinical
experience. Achieving a full comprehension of ethical issues and considerations within the realm of
individual and group counseling including why a therapist might choose group therapy over
therapy sessions with one client and vice versa, requires leaders to assess and analyze the central or
primary rule for leading groups. For instance, Jacobs, Schimmel, Masson, and Harvill (2016) found
that the (ASGW) guidelines advocate that counselors should never attempt any technique unless
thoroughly trained in its use or under supervision by a counselor familiar with the intervention (p.
28).
Counseling and Values
A study conducted by Herlihy and Dufrene (2011) using the Delphi technique obtained the
consensus of a group of eighteen experts in current and growing ethical issues. The
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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