Essay On Duties Of Students In School
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Methods of Identifying Hazards
Health and Safety in a workplace
What is a hazard?
A hazard is any way damage, harm or anything affecting health at work. Hazards can be caused by
any health effects or by organizations as property or equipment.
What is a risk?
A risk is if a person has a change that they will be harmed due to a hazard. Factors that can affect
the risk are; how much the person has been affected by the hazard and how severe the effects were.
Evaluate the Risk:
For evaluating the risk, the hazards have to be spotted first. By law you have to do everything
reasonably practicable to stop anyone in the workplace from getting an injury while using
equipment. For example when using a pillar drill a plastic transparent cover could be used to
protect the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For adequate PPE employees should wear equipment they have chosen so they are more
comfortable with wearing the PPE, also must be good quality equipment because the products
will last longer and be more reliable. Employees must be trained on how to use the equipment
and to explain why it s needed, and how important the protection is. For example on a
construction site a safety helmet is needed because in case of falling objects flying overhead,
added extras can be added to a safety helmet such as goggles to protect eyes also. Also equipment
such as protected boots with the steel toe caps and penetrate resistant materials, this is good on a
construction site because can stop items falling and damaging or cutting the employees feet, also
can be used with the correct sole to stop slips at work which may cause an injury to the worker.
Risk Assessments:
The first step of any risk assessment is to evaluate the hazards, depending on what type of work
there is, there are many different hazards that needed to be taken into consideration. Also on a
construction site it may not always just be the employees getting harmed, it could be the public,
contractors or visitors. There are many risks that can happen every day and it is very unlikely to be
able to get rid of all the risks from a workplace. The risk assessment should only include what risks
are major and can cause a big problem to the workers. In any risk
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Health and Safety in a workplace
What is a hazard?
A hazard is any way damage, harm or anything affecting health at work. Hazards can be caused by
any health effects or by organizations as property or equipment.
What is a risk?
A risk is if a person has a change that they will be harmed due to a hazard. Factors that can affect
the risk are; how much the person has been affected by the hazard and how severe the effects were.
Evaluate the Risk:
For evaluating the risk, the hazards have to be spotted first. By law you have to do everything
reasonably practicable to stop anyone in the workplace from getting an injury while using
equipment. For example when using a pillar drill a plastic transparent cover could be used to
protect the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For adequate PPE employees should wear equipment they have chosen so they are more
comfortable with wearing the PPE, also must be good quality equipment because the products
will last longer and be more reliable. Employees must be trained on how to use the equipment
and to explain why it s needed, and how important the protection is. For example on a
construction site a safety helmet is needed because in case of falling objects flying overhead,
added extras can be added to a safety helmet such as goggles to protect eyes also. Also equipment
such as protected boots with the steel toe caps and penetrate resistant materials, this is good on a
construction site because can stop items falling and damaging or cutting the employees feet, also
can be used with the correct sole to stop slips at work which may cause an injury to the worker.
Risk Assessments:
The first step of any risk assessment is to evaluate the hazards, depending on what type of work
there is, there are many different hazards that needed to be taken into consideration. Also on a
construction site it may not always just be the employees getting harmed, it could be the public,
contractors or visitors. There are many risks that can happen every day and it is very unlikely to be
able to get rid of all the risks from a workplace. The risk assessment should only include what risks
are major and can cause a big problem to the workers. In any risk
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Canadian Arctic Sovereignty Essay
To what extent should Canada protect its Arctic Sovereignty?
Canadian Arctic Sovereignty is currently a pressing issue has raised many questions about who
owns and who has control over the Arctic and its precious resources. The posing question is; to
what extent should Canada protect its Arctic Sovereignty? There are many reasons why Canada
must go forward in defending and protecting the Arctic to a moderate extent even though it will be
a challenging mission considering that the Canadian military currently needs more resources in
order to properly defend the Arctic. They must defend the population of Inuit that currently reside in
the Arctic must be protected because their way of life is changing due to their changing landscape.
The gain ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of Canada s priorities in regards to Arctic Sovereignty should be to protect the Inuit people not
only because they are experiencing a loss in culture, but the Circumpolar Inuit Declaration on Arctic
Sovereignty also declares that the Inuit have rights to the resources and the land upon which they
live on.
Due to the receding Arctic ice there is now a partially open route through the Northwest Passage
during certain parts of the year, which could pose a possible threat to Canada. According to the
Canadian Ice Service and the US National Ice Center, the passage is almost clear and more than
ever since the beginning of routine monitoring in 1972 (The Northwest Passage: In Dispute and
Navigable). The opening of this passage has now sparked the interest of the US and Russia in
wanting it to be officially deemed as international waters. The Northwest Passage is 7000km
shorter than the Panama Canal from Europe to Asia (Byers). This would mean that international
shipping companies would be able to save a great deal of time and money. There could also be
the possibility to use super tankers to transport oil which is impossible to do through the Panama
Canal (Byers). There are ship manufacturers that are currently designing and building vessels that
would be able to withstand ice (Byers). The cruise ship industry is also interested in the use of the
passage (Byers). There is a Russian
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
To what extent should Canada protect its Arctic Sovereignty?
Canadian Arctic Sovereignty is currently a pressing issue has raised many questions about who
owns and who has control over the Arctic and its precious resources. The posing question is; to
what extent should Canada protect its Arctic Sovereignty? There are many reasons why Canada
must go forward in defending and protecting the Arctic to a moderate extent even though it will be
a challenging mission considering that the Canadian military currently needs more resources in
order to properly defend the Arctic. They must defend the population of Inuit that currently reside in
the Arctic must be protected because their way of life is changing due to their changing landscape.
The gain ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of Canada s priorities in regards to Arctic Sovereignty should be to protect the Inuit people not
only because they are experiencing a loss in culture, but the Circumpolar Inuit Declaration on Arctic
Sovereignty also declares that the Inuit have rights to the resources and the land upon which they
live on.
Due to the receding Arctic ice there is now a partially open route through the Northwest Passage
during certain parts of the year, which could pose a possible threat to Canada. According to the
Canadian Ice Service and the US National Ice Center, the passage is almost clear and more than
ever since the beginning of routine monitoring in 1972 (The Northwest Passage: In Dispute and
Navigable). The opening of this passage has now sparked the interest of the US and Russia in
wanting it to be officially deemed as international waters. The Northwest Passage is 7000km
shorter than the Panama Canal from Europe to Asia (Byers). This would mean that international
shipping companies would be able to save a great deal of time and money. There could also be
the possibility to use super tankers to transport oil which is impossible to do through the Panama
Canal (Byers). There are ship manufacturers that are currently designing and building vessels that
would be able to withstand ice (Byers). The cruise ship industry is also interested in the use of the
passage (Byers). There is a Russian
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
4th Amendment Research Paper
In 1791, a vital document for the United States of America was written. The Bill of Rights. James
Madison fulfilled the Anti Federalists wishes by adding a list of rights to the constitution in order
for the document to be ratified. The Bill of Rights addresses rights and freedoms which were
violated under British rule. Although all 10 amendments are important, I have analyzed each one
and ranked their importance. In 1791, some amendments would seem more important than others
due to the recent events from the Revolution. Each amendment is relevant in its own way but some
are exercised more than others by individuals in the United States. The first amendment of the Bill
of Rights is the most important amendment.
The most critical amendment ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Bill Rights states, In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and
public trial, by an impartial jury of the state and district wherein the crime shall have been
committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the
nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have
compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the assistance of counsel for
his defense 1. Legal Information Institute cites the amendment, guarantees the rights of criminal
defendants, including the right to a public trial without unnecessary delay, the right to a lawyer, the
right to an impartial jury, and the right to know who your accusers are and the nature of the charges
and evidence against you for criminal defendants8. The amendment makes sure that a citizen
charged has the right to defend themselves in court. Following the sixth amendment, I believe that
the Eighth amendment is the next most significant
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In 1791, a vital document for the United States of America was written. The Bill of Rights. James
Madison fulfilled the Anti Federalists wishes by adding a list of rights to the constitution in order
for the document to be ratified. The Bill of Rights addresses rights and freedoms which were
violated under British rule. Although all 10 amendments are important, I have analyzed each one
and ranked their importance. In 1791, some amendments would seem more important than others
due to the recent events from the Revolution. Each amendment is relevant in its own way but some
are exercised more than others by individuals in the United States. The first amendment of the Bill
of Rights is the most important amendment.
The most critical amendment ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Bill Rights states, In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and
public trial, by an impartial jury of the state and district wherein the crime shall have been
committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the
nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have
compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the assistance of counsel for
his defense 1. Legal Information Institute cites the amendment, guarantees the rights of criminal
defendants, including the right to a public trial without unnecessary delay, the right to a lawyer, the
right to an impartial jury, and the right to know who your accusers are and the nature of the charges
and evidence against you for criminal defendants8. The amendment makes sure that a citizen
charged has the right to defend themselves in court. Following the sixth amendment, I believe that
the Eighth amendment is the next most significant
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Medical Marijuana As A Treatment For Different Diseases
The United States health care industry has been fighting the increased use of medical marijuana
as a treatment for different diseases. Recent research suggests that diseases like AIDS/HIV,
Alzheimer s, Arthritis, Cancer, Crohn s disease, Glaucoma, Multiple sclerosis and Epilepsy can
be helped with Medical Marijuana. Therefore, given this information, federal government and
states should lessen the restrictions on the usage of medical marijuana to help treat different
diseases. Alcohol and Opiates were two of the most widely used substances for pain before
medical marijuana. People that used opiates as a form of self medication usually get addicted to
them. American Society of Addiction Medicine states Opiate addiction is driving this epidemic,
with 20,101 overdose deaths . People often share their unused pain relievers, unaware of the
dangers of nonmedical opioid use which causes the high number of overdose deaths. Opiates are
so addicting that Opiates make up 83 percent of admissions for intravenous drug addictions (.
American Society of Addiction Medicine). In 2014 study, for example, found that states with
medical marijuana had fewer prescription painkiller overdose deaths than those without
(Huffington post). Another form of self medication that leads to addiction is alcohol. The use of
alcohol to depress the effects of pain is as old as the fermentation process itself. Using Alcohol to
stop pain can be very dangerous. Alcohol helps make people feel better when
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The United States health care industry has been fighting the increased use of medical marijuana
as a treatment for different diseases. Recent research suggests that diseases like AIDS/HIV,
Alzheimer s, Arthritis, Cancer, Crohn s disease, Glaucoma, Multiple sclerosis and Epilepsy can
be helped with Medical Marijuana. Therefore, given this information, federal government and
states should lessen the restrictions on the usage of medical marijuana to help treat different
diseases. Alcohol and Opiates were two of the most widely used substances for pain before
medical marijuana. People that used opiates as a form of self medication usually get addicted to
them. American Society of Addiction Medicine states Opiate addiction is driving this epidemic,
with 20,101 overdose deaths . People often share their unused pain relievers, unaware of the
dangers of nonmedical opioid use which causes the high number of overdose deaths. Opiates are
so addicting that Opiates make up 83 percent of admissions for intravenous drug addictions (.
American Society of Addiction Medicine). In 2014 study, for example, found that states with
medical marijuana had fewer prescription painkiller overdose deaths than those without
(Huffington post). Another form of self medication that leads to addiction is alcohol. The use of
alcohol to depress the effects of pain is as old as the fermentation process itself. Using Alcohol to
stop pain can be very dangerous. Alcohol helps make people feel better when
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Disadvantages Of Mongols
Throughout history the Mongols have continuously demonstrated a remarkable ability of
pioneering strategic and effective methods of successfully conquering more structurally organized
civilizations than themselves. Their life as pastoral nomads produced numerous harsh obstacles to
overcome when faced with larger and more complex groups of people. However, their lack of
manpower was combated by their tenacious and fierce warrior like mindset which propelled them
into unprecedented prosperity. As a matter of fact, their most notable achievement was their striking
capability to bring all of Eurasia under one central central something that at the time, was
inconceivable. Through this, the Mongols established the practice of allowing their subjects... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Khubilai also suppressed Daoism because it engaged in religious warfare between Buddhism. He
issued punitive action against the Daoists who had set a fire to a Buddhist temple (Cho 6). These
accounts highlight that there was an active and constant struggle between Buddhism and other
religious sects that disrupted the Mongol Empire internally. With the inclusion of numerous
religions came a constant wave of struggles between the religious sects vying for power. However,
since Khubilai was an advocate for Buddhism, any and every act targeting that religion resulted in
fierce punishment. Yet, if the Khan favored the perpetrating faith and perceived little threat to his
authority, there would most likely have been little political action taken against it. Unfortunately for
the Bri gung and Daoists, Khubilai
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Throughout history the Mongols have continuously demonstrated a remarkable ability of
pioneering strategic and effective methods of successfully conquering more structurally organized
civilizations than themselves. Their life as pastoral nomads produced numerous harsh obstacles to
overcome when faced with larger and more complex groups of people. However, their lack of
manpower was combated by their tenacious and fierce warrior like mindset which propelled them
into unprecedented prosperity. As a matter of fact, their most notable achievement was their striking
capability to bring all of Eurasia under one central central something that at the time, was
inconceivable. Through this, the Mongols established the practice of allowing their subjects... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Khubilai also suppressed Daoism because it engaged in religious warfare between Buddhism. He
issued punitive action against the Daoists who had set a fire to a Buddhist temple (Cho 6). These
accounts highlight that there was an active and constant struggle between Buddhism and other
religious sects that disrupted the Mongol Empire internally. With the inclusion of numerous
religions came a constant wave of struggles between the religious sects vying for power. However,
since Khubilai was an advocate for Buddhism, any and every act targeting that religion resulted in
fierce punishment. Yet, if the Khan favored the perpetrating faith and perceived little threat to his
authority, there would most likely have been little political action taken against it. Unfortunately for
the Bri gung and Daoists, Khubilai
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Resistance Literature And Resistance In Literature
The social object identified as human, does not have existence or significance without language,
which represents a means of interaction and understanding amongst individuals. The more
complicated human affairs and sensations are, the more transcend the linguistic form used to
express them. Literature is the epitome of language; as it is the language in its most enhanced form
to express the concerns and concepts of man in the most premium styles. Hence, literature is a tool
to express oppression and resistance, as humanitarian issues. Regardless the unreasonable factors
that lead to the presence of oppression among the human race members, oppression occurrence is
intensely bracketed with resistance; as a result. Resistance does not do itself isolated from its
surroundings or disconnected from its circumstances, but attached to its particular situation, which
is the form of oppression caused it. This does not mean it is related to... Show more content on
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The term resistance was first applied in the description of Palestinian literature in 1966 by the
Palestinian writer and critic Ghassan Kanafani in his study Literature of Resistance in Occupied
Palestine: 1948 1966. Resistance literature is an expression of rebellion. The two poles of
resistance literature are resistance and oppression. Oppression breeds resistance which means that
resistance is a logical reaction of oppression. Resistance is central to the larger unit in that it is the
essence of the African American experience in the United States.. In the late 19th century American
black people were not equal to the white community. Especially women were facing oppression
from various parts of society. They were not only confronting the problems of racism and class
differences, but were also suffering from the consequences of sexism in their patriarchal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The social object identified as human, does not have existence or significance without language,
which represents a means of interaction and understanding amongst individuals. The more
complicated human affairs and sensations are, the more transcend the linguistic form used to
express them. Literature is the epitome of language; as it is the language in its most enhanced form
to express the concerns and concepts of man in the most premium styles. Hence, literature is a tool
to express oppression and resistance, as humanitarian issues. Regardless the unreasonable factors
that lead to the presence of oppression among the human race members, oppression occurrence is
intensely bracketed with resistance; as a result. Resistance does not do itself isolated from its
surroundings or disconnected from its circumstances, but attached to its particular situation, which
is the form of oppression caused it. This does not mean it is related to... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The term resistance was first applied in the description of Palestinian literature in 1966 by the
Palestinian writer and critic Ghassan Kanafani in his study Literature of Resistance in Occupied
Palestine: 1948 1966. Resistance literature is an expression of rebellion. The two poles of
resistance literature are resistance and oppression. Oppression breeds resistance which means that
resistance is a logical reaction of oppression. Resistance is central to the larger unit in that it is the
essence of the African American experience in the United States.. In the late 19th century American
black people were not equal to the white community. Especially women were facing oppression
from various parts of society. They were not only confronting the problems of racism and class
differences, but were also suffering from the consequences of sexism in their patriarchal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Winged Me Narrative
The scent of salt water tickles my nose as I enter the small town of Kiros. I smile, it s good to
revisit the town I grew up in. I ve been living in the ... unique servants corridors of the Swinfield
Manor. However, weeks ago I left and I hope never to return. My town has a humble population
but today the place is mobbed with people. They ve all come for the festival, but I have come for
different reason. To meet the woman with the wings, to killthe woman who ended my father. I ve
been planning her death for weeks and I know I ll enjoy the satisfaction of killing the one who
cursed me and ripped my life into thousands of tiny shreds. The crisp, sweet scented air pushes my
auburn hair into my eyes as I make my way to the crumbling alleys and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
So, as she flys forward to attack once more, I throw my hands up creating spikes of darkness. The
darkness pushes through the light solidifying around me. The Winged One has no time to stop or
slow so she flies forward to the spikes protecting. One of them stabs straight through her left wing.
The woman lets out a bloodcurdling cry then is as limp as a rag doll.
After the staff of darkness skewers her wing I release it and the darkness dissipates. The one that
has wings falls to the ground with a sickening thunk and doesn t rise.
Adrenaline courses through me as I cautiously move towards her. Her body lies limp and
lifeless. A pool of grey red blood darkness the ground around her. I nudge her gently with my
foot. Are you dead? I whisper. No answer. I flip her over with my boot and find that her chest isn t
rising and falling. She isn t breathing. She is dead.
A mixture of emotions roar inside me. Joy that the witch is finally dead. The one who killed my
father is finally gone. Then ... sadness. I killed a person I don t even know the name of. I killed
someone. This is the first person I ve ever killed. I just hope I won t have to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The scent of salt water tickles my nose as I enter the small town of Kiros. I smile, it s good to
revisit the town I grew up in. I ve been living in the ... unique servants corridors of the Swinfield
Manor. However, weeks ago I left and I hope never to return. My town has a humble population
but today the place is mobbed with people. They ve all come for the festival, but I have come for
different reason. To meet the woman with the wings, to killthe woman who ended my father. I ve
been planning her death for weeks and I know I ll enjoy the satisfaction of killing the one who
cursed me and ripped my life into thousands of tiny shreds. The crisp, sweet scented air pushes my
auburn hair into my eyes as I make my way to the crumbling alleys and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
So, as she flys forward to attack once more, I throw my hands up creating spikes of darkness. The
darkness pushes through the light solidifying around me. The Winged One has no time to stop or
slow so she flies forward to the spikes protecting. One of them stabs straight through her left wing.
The woman lets out a bloodcurdling cry then is as limp as a rag doll.
After the staff of darkness skewers her wing I release it and the darkness dissipates. The one that
has wings falls to the ground with a sickening thunk and doesn t rise.
Adrenaline courses through me as I cautiously move towards her. Her body lies limp and
lifeless. A pool of grey red blood darkness the ground around her. I nudge her gently with my
foot. Are you dead? I whisper. No answer. I flip her over with my boot and find that her chest isn t
rising and falling. She isn t breathing. She is dead.
A mixture of emotions roar inside me. Joy that the witch is finally dead. The one who killed my
father is finally gone. Then ... sadness. I killed a person I don t even know the name of. I killed
someone. This is the first person I ve ever killed. I just hope I won t have to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Faust By Goethe Research Paper
Faust Romanticism is the belief that poetry is an imitation of life and that feelings and emotion
were more reliable than a scientific thought. During the Romanticism, society in this period
focused a lot on nature and imagination because romanticism had and has no definable standards.
The Romantic Period also had a big interest in finding the truth in everything, especially in unique
individuals. Due to the way they saw the world they valued every individual thing, and the size or
color had no matter to them. Faust, by Goethe is a non fiction story written in the Romantic
period, this story is a good example of this particular period because it really truly reflects what the
characteristics of this romantic period of time were all about.... Show more content on
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By the sound of the word Romanticism one would think that time period consisted of romance and
love, however it can consist of that but it also consists of lust and violence. Not everything about
the Romantic Period was all sweet. So with this nonfiction story written to tell about a certain time
period, it really helped to see examples of the Romanticism period with the three characteristics that
are; nature and imagination, religion, along with good and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Faust Romanticism is the belief that poetry is an imitation of life and that feelings and emotion
were more reliable than a scientific thought. During the Romanticism, society in this period
focused a lot on nature and imagination because romanticism had and has no definable standards.
The Romantic Period also had a big interest in finding the truth in everything, especially in unique
individuals. Due to the way they saw the world they valued every individual thing, and the size or
color had no matter to them. Faust, by Goethe is a non fiction story written in the Romantic
period, this story is a good example of this particular period because it really truly reflects what the
characteristics of this romantic period of time were all about.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
By the sound of the word Romanticism one would think that time period consisted of romance and
love, however it can consist of that but it also consists of lust and violence. Not everything about
the Romantic Period was all sweet. So with this nonfiction story written to tell about a certain time
period, it really helped to see examples of the Romanticism period with the three characteristics that
are; nature and imagination, religion, along with good and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dominant Music Elements
What is the dominant element of the music you generally listen to?
For me, I would have to say that the lyrics are the most dominant element of music. Even though
every aspect of music brings a piece together, it is the lyrics that bring about the emotional appeal.
The song Difficult by Eminem is an example of this. Even though the beat itself with the piano
makes this a strong song, it is the lyrics that brings it together. One could argue that the rhythm or
melody is the dominant element of music, but personally I don t like listening to music without
vocals. If you listen to the song Difficult, hopefully you will understand what I mean by brings it
together. Not only is he pouring his heart out, but you can hear it in his voice,
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What is the dominant element of the music you generally listen to?
For me, I would have to say that the lyrics are the most dominant element of music. Even though
every aspect of music brings a piece together, it is the lyrics that bring about the emotional appeal.
The song Difficult by Eminem is an example of this. Even though the beat itself with the piano
makes this a strong song, it is the lyrics that brings it together. One could argue that the rhythm or
melody is the dominant element of music, but personally I don t like listening to music without
vocals. If you listen to the song Difficult, hopefully you will understand what I mean by brings it
together. Not only is he pouring his heart out, but you can hear it in his voice,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Impact Of The New Revenue Recognition Standard
Impact of the New Revenue Recognition Standard
Internship Course
Caleb Cartledge
4/11/15
Change is on the horizon and many companies are scrambling trying to figure out how the New
Revenue Recognition Standard will impact the way that they conduct business. The prospect of
bracing for a game changing revenue recognition standard at a larger global firm is a daunting task.
GE Technical Controller Russell Hodge, CPA, commented about this stating, I ll admit to it being a
little bit overwhelming to us. We have $150 billion of revenue and so many diverse, different
business models. It s a tough question. It s a tough thing to think about. (http:/
/journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2014/Mar/revenue recognition 20149444.htm) With experienced
well known firms such as GE being concerned, it shows that even the most experienced companies
are concerned with how the new standards will fundamentally change the way that they conduct
business. The main purpose of this essay is to explore how the new revenue recognition standard
will effect different industries when it comes to fruition in 2017. The secondary purpose of this
essay is to discuss ways that these different companies can mitigate risk by effectively preparing for
these changes by using preventative controls.
For readers who are unfamiliar with the topics discussed above, The Financial Accounting
Standards Board recently issued a new set of standards governing revenue recognition. The new
standards will take effect on
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Impact of the New Revenue Recognition Standard
Internship Course
Caleb Cartledge
4/11/15
Change is on the horizon and many companies are scrambling trying to figure out how the New
Revenue Recognition Standard will impact the way that they conduct business. The prospect of
bracing for a game changing revenue recognition standard at a larger global firm is a daunting task.
GE Technical Controller Russell Hodge, CPA, commented about this stating, I ll admit to it being a
little bit overwhelming to us. We have $150 billion of revenue and so many diverse, different
business models. It s a tough question. It s a tough thing to think about. (http:/
/journalofaccountancy.com/Issues/2014/Mar/revenue recognition 20149444.htm) With experienced
well known firms such as GE being concerned, it shows that even the most experienced companies
are concerned with how the new standards will fundamentally change the way that they conduct
business. The main purpose of this essay is to explore how the new revenue recognition standard
will effect different industries when it comes to fruition in 2017. The secondary purpose of this
essay is to discuss ways that these different companies can mitigate risk by effectively preparing for
these changes by using preventative controls.
For readers who are unfamiliar with the topics discussed above, The Financial Accounting
Standards Board recently issued a new set of standards governing revenue recognition. The new
standards will take effect on
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Fools Rush In Concept Paper
Fools Rush In is a romantic comedy dealing with interpersonal communication between Isabel and
Alex. When these two first met each other it was at a restaurant. From the beginning, there were
obvious signs of flirting. As the night went on, Isabel ended up going to Alex s home. Waking up
in his arms, she quickly scrambled her things and left only to return three months later to tell Alex
she is pregnant with his baby. This movie is a perfect example of a relationship between two
people. In a relationship there is a time where the two discloses information about one another, have
mixed emotions, and other interpersonal concepts. Fools Rush In has many examples of first
impressions, self concepts, conflict, identity needs, stages of... Show more content on
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For one, Alex was a part of a different group construct than Isabel. Fortunately, Isabel s family
started warming up to Alex. It ended up being a great night. After the family left, Isabel and
Alex was left together and that is when they suddenly realized that they liked each other.
Unfortunately, Isabel had mixed emotions about the situation. She wanted to invite Alex into
her life permanently but she did not want to get hurt with what the future held. Alex on the other
hand was ready to spend his life with Isabel. He told Isabel you are everything I never knew I
always wanted. At that point, Isabel decided to give Alex a chance with her. In the bonding
stage of their relationship, they decided to get married. They got married in court, which upset
Isabel s father. Another conflict that the relationship had was Alex s best friend. His friend, who
was previously married, shared all the negativity about marriage. He wanted to know how come
they skipped the whole dating stage. At this point, Alex referred dating as bringing out your best
side, while holding in the real you. This line goes parallel to the self concepts explained in the
lessons. What Alex is saying is dating brings out the presenting self in a person that way their
significant other will have a front stage view of that person. The presenting self is when a person
presents themselves to others based on the circumstance or situation. In other words, their real self
is the back
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Fools Rush In is a romantic comedy dealing with interpersonal communication between Isabel and
Alex. When these two first met each other it was at a restaurant. From the beginning, there were
obvious signs of flirting. As the night went on, Isabel ended up going to Alex s home. Waking up
in his arms, she quickly scrambled her things and left only to return three months later to tell Alex
she is pregnant with his baby. This movie is a perfect example of a relationship between two
people. In a relationship there is a time where the two discloses information about one another, have
mixed emotions, and other interpersonal concepts. Fools Rush In has many examples of first
impressions, self concepts, conflict, identity needs, stages of... Show more content on
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For one, Alex was a part of a different group construct than Isabel. Fortunately, Isabel s family
started warming up to Alex. It ended up being a great night. After the family left, Isabel and
Alex was left together and that is when they suddenly realized that they liked each other.
Unfortunately, Isabel had mixed emotions about the situation. She wanted to invite Alex into
her life permanently but she did not want to get hurt with what the future held. Alex on the other
hand was ready to spend his life with Isabel. He told Isabel you are everything I never knew I
always wanted. At that point, Isabel decided to give Alex a chance with her. In the bonding
stage of their relationship, they decided to get married. They got married in court, which upset
Isabel s father. Another conflict that the relationship had was Alex s best friend. His friend, who
was previously married, shared all the negativity about marriage. He wanted to know how come
they skipped the whole dating stage. At this point, Alex referred dating as bringing out your best
side, while holding in the real you. This line goes parallel to the self concepts explained in the
lessons. What Alex is saying is dating brings out the presenting self in a person that way their
significant other will have a front stage view of that person. The presenting self is when a person
presents themselves to others based on the circumstance or situation. In other words, their real self
is the back
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Sullenberger s Against The Odds
A life threatening experience can change your life forever. When faced with a struggle, most
people find ways to cope and deal with the situation. Individuals face adversity by staying calm,
considering all options, and sticking with your friends and family. One way individuals face
adversity is by staying calm. In Against the Odds, Sullenberger who was the pilot, stayed calm
during the whole situation. Since Sullenberger stayed calm, he able to think clearly, and get the
passengers to safety. According to Against the odds, the pilot decided on a radical move: He d
ditch the plane in the hudson river. During the situation Sullenberger stayed calm and was able to
think of the possibilities and decided to ditch the plane in
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A life threatening experience can change your life forever. When faced with a struggle, most
people find ways to cope and deal with the situation. Individuals face adversity by staying calm,
considering all options, and sticking with your friends and family. One way individuals face
adversity is by staying calm. In Against the Odds, Sullenberger who was the pilot, stayed calm
during the whole situation. Since Sullenberger stayed calm, he able to think clearly, and get the
passengers to safety. According to Against the odds, the pilot decided on a radical move: He d
ditch the plane in the hudson river. During the situation Sullenberger stayed calm and was able to
think of the possibilities and decided to ditch the plane in
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Serial Killers and Mass Murderers
Thomas Blankenship 6 April 2000 Mrs. Waggener English II Mass Murderers and Serial Killers
Mass Murderers and Serial Killers are nothing new to today s society. These vicious killers are
all violent, brutal monsters and have an abnormal urge to kill. What gives people these urges to
kill? What motivates them to keep killing? Do these killers get satisfaction from killing? Is there
a difference between mass murderers and serial killers or are they the same. How do they choose
their victims and what are some of their characteristics? These questions and many more are
reasons why I was eager to write my paper on mass murderers and serial killers. However, the most
interesting and sought after questions are the ones that have... Show more content on
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Most serial killers are white males between the ages of 25 and 35 years old with an intelligence
level of average or higher. They also tend to be married with children and have a career (Serial
1). They also seem to have a childhood past of being physically and sexually abused and are
from broken homes. As children, they often wet the bed, were infatuated with masturbation,
were cruel to animals, and liked playing with fire. Because of their childhood, they often
develop a psychopathic nature and do not know how to feel sympathy or be in a relationship
(Scott 2). Because of their insecurity, a compulsive need to feel like they are in authority
becomes a vital part of their well being, even at the cost of others lives. As Americans look back
at the past one hundred years, we stand in awe while looking at the drastic increase in crime.
However, at the same time we have a hunger for knowledge of these crimes as we search for and
interesting theory. People want to know every detail of the most brutal crimes, and moreover, how
they were committed. Angie cannon insists that this is because people want to believe that it
cannot happen to themselves. We want to know how these unspeakable acts were committed, to
convince ourselves that we are immune from the same wretched fait (Cannon 1). Lee Ross also
states a similar theory, which indicates that Every suicide is unconsciously a suicide and
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Thomas Blankenship 6 April 2000 Mrs. Waggener English II Mass Murderers and Serial Killers
Mass Murderers and Serial Killers are nothing new to today s society. These vicious killers are
all violent, brutal monsters and have an abnormal urge to kill. What gives people these urges to
kill? What motivates them to keep killing? Do these killers get satisfaction from killing? Is there
a difference between mass murderers and serial killers or are they the same. How do they choose
their victims and what are some of their characteristics? These questions and many more are
reasons why I was eager to write my paper on mass murderers and serial killers. However, the most
interesting and sought after questions are the ones that have... Show more content on
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Most serial killers are white males between the ages of 25 and 35 years old with an intelligence
level of average or higher. They also tend to be married with children and have a career (Serial
1). They also seem to have a childhood past of being physically and sexually abused and are
from broken homes. As children, they often wet the bed, were infatuated with masturbation,
were cruel to animals, and liked playing with fire. Because of their childhood, they often
develop a psychopathic nature and do not know how to feel sympathy or be in a relationship
(Scott 2). Because of their insecurity, a compulsive need to feel like they are in authority
becomes a vital part of their well being, even at the cost of others lives. As Americans look back
at the past one hundred years, we stand in awe while looking at the drastic increase in crime.
However, at the same time we have a hunger for knowledge of these crimes as we search for and
interesting theory. People want to know every detail of the most brutal crimes, and moreover, how
they were committed. Angie cannon insists that this is because people want to believe that it
cannot happen to themselves. We want to know how these unspeakable acts were committed, to
convince ourselves that we are immune from the same wretched fait (Cannon 1). Lee Ross also
states a similar theory, which indicates that Every suicide is unconsciously a suicide and
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Shakespeareв Ђ™s Presentation of Rome and Egypt in Antony and...
Shakespeare s Presentation of Rome and Egypt in Antony and Cleopatra As the title clearly
suggests, Shakespeare s Antony and Cleopatra is based around the extraordinary relationship
among two distinctive individuals, one a Roman general and the other an Egyptian queen. Along
with Caesar who is also a Roman general, these entities dominate the play s tragic storyline
progression. However whilst Antony and Cleopatra centres around a provocative love affair,
Shakespeare makes it evident that there is a good deal larger tensions involved, a collision course
between two worlds. Antony and Cleopatra details the conflict between Rome and Egypt, it
demonstrates the differences between Eastern and Western... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In Antony and Cleopatra, West and East collide, but it does not in spite of Caesar s conquest
over the land of Egypt, defeat it. Cleopatra s suicide implies that a touch of the East s character,
the freedoms and fervour that are not signified in the play s notion of the West, cannot be listed
by Caesar s victory. The play proposes that the East will survive on as a perceptible and invincible
counterpart to the West, bound as inseparably and everlastingly as Antony and Cleopatra are in
their mausoleum. As the play develops, Antony continues to occupy contradictory characteristics
that play out the struggle between motive and feeling. In one instance, he is the rancorous war
hero whom Caesar eulogizes and fears. Almost immediately after that, he surrenders his military
designation by foolishly allowing Cleopatra to establish his course of action. As his Roman
friends, even the faithful Enobarbus desert him, Antony feels that he has, without a doubt, lost
himself in old age, and he resolves to salvage his dignified individuality by killing his self.
Originally, this act may emerge to be a victory of motive over fervour, of Western consciousness
over Eastern ones, but the play is not as straightforward as that. Even though Antony departs this
life deeming himself a man of reverence,
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Shakespeare s Presentation of Rome and Egypt in Antony and Cleopatra As the title clearly
suggests, Shakespeare s Antony and Cleopatra is based around the extraordinary relationship
among two distinctive individuals, one a Roman general and the other an Egyptian queen. Along
with Caesar who is also a Roman general, these entities dominate the play s tragic storyline
progression. However whilst Antony and Cleopatra centres around a provocative love affair,
Shakespeare makes it evident that there is a good deal larger tensions involved, a collision course
between two worlds. Antony and Cleopatra details the conflict between Rome and Egypt, it
demonstrates the differences between Eastern and Western... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
In Antony and Cleopatra, West and East collide, but it does not in spite of Caesar s conquest
over the land of Egypt, defeat it. Cleopatra s suicide implies that a touch of the East s character,
the freedoms and fervour that are not signified in the play s notion of the West, cannot be listed
by Caesar s victory. The play proposes that the East will survive on as a perceptible and invincible
counterpart to the West, bound as inseparably and everlastingly as Antony and Cleopatra are in
their mausoleum. As the play develops, Antony continues to occupy contradictory characteristics
that play out the struggle between motive and feeling. In one instance, he is the rancorous war
hero whom Caesar eulogizes and fears. Almost immediately after that, he surrenders his military
designation by foolishly allowing Cleopatra to establish his course of action. As his Roman
friends, even the faithful Enobarbus desert him, Antony feels that he has, without a doubt, lost
himself in old age, and he resolves to salvage his dignified individuality by killing his self.
Originally, this act may emerge to be a victory of motive over fervour, of Western consciousness
over Eastern ones, but the play is not as straightforward as that. Even though Antony departs this
life deeming himself a man of reverence,
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CLABSI Summary
The prevention and elimination of CLABSI in hospitals, specially in critical care units, have
being a problem for many years. New research and strategies have been performed, however,
CLABSI rates have remained at unacceptable levels. The purpose of this research is to demonstrate
that the use of an antimicrobial PICC will decrease the incidence of PICC associated CLABSI rate
for the acute and critical care environments of hospitals. On 2014, The Influence of an
Antimicrobial Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter on Central Line Associated Bloodstream
Infections in a HospitalEnvironment by Glenell S. Rutkoff, MSN, RN, CGRN, was published on
JAVA on 2014.
To complete this study the author used a quasiexperimental design, consisting of 1 intervention
group and 1 historical control group. The setting was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
PICC related bloodstream infections were found less frequently in patients with the antimicrobial
PICC. The nonintervention group had a total of 8 CLABSIs (rate В ј 4.18/1,000 catheter days).
There was 1 CLABSI (rate В ј 0.47/1,000 catheter days) in the intervention group. Along the course
of the study there were limitations affecting its applicability. For example, the 2 study groups were
not fully comparable with respect to underlying conditions or admitting diagnosis that might have
predisposed the patients to CLABSI. The variables collected on each diagnosis varied greatly
between patients and did not offer a pattern to code effectively for known CLABSI risk factors. The
quasiexperimental design could only provide evidence of probability. The retrospective data for the
nonintervention group was another limitation. In addition, the inability of the researcher to
determine the significance of nursing compliance with maintenance practices could have
introduced bias into this
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The prevention and elimination of CLABSI in hospitals, specially in critical care units, have
being a problem for many years. New research and strategies have been performed, however,
CLABSI rates have remained at unacceptable levels. The purpose of this research is to demonstrate
that the use of an antimicrobial PICC will decrease the incidence of PICC associated CLABSI rate
for the acute and critical care environments of hospitals. On 2014, The Influence of an
Antimicrobial Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter on Central Line Associated Bloodstream
Infections in a HospitalEnvironment by Glenell S. Rutkoff, MSN, RN, CGRN, was published on
JAVA on 2014.
To complete this study the author used a quasiexperimental design, consisting of 1 intervention
group and 1 historical control group. The setting was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
PICC related bloodstream infections were found less frequently in patients with the antimicrobial
PICC. The nonintervention group had a total of 8 CLABSIs (rate В ј 4.18/1,000 catheter days).
There was 1 CLABSI (rate В ј 0.47/1,000 catheter days) in the intervention group. Along the course
of the study there were limitations affecting its applicability. For example, the 2 study groups were
not fully comparable with respect to underlying conditions or admitting diagnosis that might have
predisposed the patients to CLABSI. The variables collected on each diagnosis varied greatly
between patients and did not offer a pattern to code effectively for known CLABSI risk factors. The
quasiexperimental design could only provide evidence of probability. The retrospective data for the
nonintervention group was another limitation. In addition, the inability of the researcher to
determine the significance of nursing compliance with maintenance practices could have
introduced bias into this
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Bisto Gravy Spring Chair Sunday Analysis
unday chair was inspired from a friend of mine volunteering to feed an elderly person at her house,
from the organization sponsored by Bisto Gravy called, Spare Chair Sunday. Volunteers are sought
after to offer this interaction with an elderly person who has no family.
I felt there is a lot of ignorance surrounding this topic and I wanted to bring light to this situation in
a humorous way. Showing what a difference can be made to that one person who is lonely, with no
family.
This charity struggles with volunteers because the elderly are stereotyped. Although this may be
the case, I wanted to bring humor to this, which I d hope would inspire the younger generation to
do their bit, as they too, will become old one day.
I decided to begin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I wanted them sat down where there is separation between them, yet at the same time they
remain close because at the very end of this act is the revelation that Abertha, Bertie , was in fact
Eileen s mum s best friend as Bertie notices the photo which was taken sixty years ago with her
and EIleens mother aged sixteen. The third act is initiated with a flash back. This is so their
back story is shown, bringing dimension to the stage 2 young girls, euphorically happy dressed
in 1950 s dresses as they re off to a disco. The next flash back is of the two women saying
goodbye as they move, unwillingly on with their lives. It shows the closeness between Grace
and Bertie, yet due to life, men and time, they become separated, yet throughout their lives,
having never forgot one another and their memories having always remained close within their
hearts. This again relates to todays society. I lost my best friend at the age of 18, and this was
the final inspiration to this story. I was lucky to have made our friendship up a week before she
died. This here isn t the case, but meeting the daughter of her best friend is second best, and
because the Bertie has no family, it shows that now she has and although Eileen didn t want to
even invite an old person over, it shows what good can be
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unday chair was inspired from a friend of mine volunteering to feed an elderly person at her house,
from the organization sponsored by Bisto Gravy called, Spare Chair Sunday. Volunteers are sought
after to offer this interaction with an elderly person who has no family.
I felt there is a lot of ignorance surrounding this topic and I wanted to bring light to this situation in
a humorous way. Showing what a difference can be made to that one person who is lonely, with no
family.
This charity struggles with volunteers because the elderly are stereotyped. Although this may be
the case, I wanted to bring humor to this, which I d hope would inspire the younger generation to
do their bit, as they too, will become old one day.
I decided to begin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I wanted them sat down where there is separation between them, yet at the same time they
remain close because at the very end of this act is the revelation that Abertha, Bertie , was in fact
Eileen s mum s best friend as Bertie notices the photo which was taken sixty years ago with her
and EIleens mother aged sixteen. The third act is initiated with a flash back. This is so their
back story is shown, bringing dimension to the stage 2 young girls, euphorically happy dressed
in 1950 s dresses as they re off to a disco. The next flash back is of the two women saying
goodbye as they move, unwillingly on with their lives. It shows the closeness between Grace
and Bertie, yet due to life, men and time, they become separated, yet throughout their lives,
having never forgot one another and their memories having always remained close within their
hearts. This again relates to todays society. I lost my best friend at the age of 18, and this was
the final inspiration to this story. I was lucky to have made our friendship up a week before she
died. This here isn t the case, but meeting the daughter of her best friend is second best, and
because the Bertie has no family, it shows that now she has and although Eileen didn t want to
even invite an old person over, it shows what good can be
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Looking For Alaska Theme Essay
Looking for Alaska by John Green is a novel about as boy who moves to a boarding school, called
Culver Creek. He meets this girl named Alaska, and they become close. They go through multitudes
of activities together such as many pranks and school. A tragedy hits and the main character, and
his roommate start looking for answers about her untimely death. This novel presents numerous
themes that are transposed in it which include themes such as friendship, lies, home, rules and
order, and suffering. All of these themes are portrayed in every person s life. To start, the theme of
friendship is portrayed all throughout this narrative. In the beginning, it starts with the main
character named Miles, more referred to as Pudge, not having many friends. Then, he moves to the
Creek , and right away, he gains multiple friends, Alaska, the Colonel as he goes by, Takumi, and
Lara. They accept them for the nerdy self that he is. In the beginning of his days at Culver... Show
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There are many secrets and lies that Alaska holds from the Colonel and Miles. For example, there
are ones such as her mother s death and her involvement. When they played the game Best Day
/Worst Day, that was the night Alaska finally told her friends the truth of her mom s death, as she
said lying on the floor, holding her head and jerking. (119) The night before she left in her car
Alaska was severely angry about something that she would not tell to her friends. Then, there is the
lie of the involvement in Alaska s death that the Colonel and Miles tell to everyone. They do not
tell that they were with her the night of her death or that she was intoxicated when she left and
drove her car. Finally there is the lie of where they are going for the weekend they pull off the big
prank. They all lie about where they are going for the weekend so they can all stay in a barn and
plan their prank. There is many lies circulating through this
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Looking for Alaska by John Green is a novel about as boy who moves to a boarding school, called
Culver Creek. He meets this girl named Alaska, and they become close. They go through multitudes
of activities together such as many pranks and school. A tragedy hits and the main character, and
his roommate start looking for answers about her untimely death. This novel presents numerous
themes that are transposed in it which include themes such as friendship, lies, home, rules and
order, and suffering. All of these themes are portrayed in every person s life. To start, the theme of
friendship is portrayed all throughout this narrative. In the beginning, it starts with the main
character named Miles, more referred to as Pudge, not having many friends. Then, he moves to the
Creek , and right away, he gains multiple friends, Alaska, the Colonel as he goes by, Takumi, and
Lara. They accept them for the nerdy self that he is. In the beginning of his days at Culver... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are many secrets and lies that Alaska holds from the Colonel and Miles. For example, there
are ones such as her mother s death and her involvement. When they played the game Best Day
/Worst Day, that was the night Alaska finally told her friends the truth of her mom s death, as she
said lying on the floor, holding her head and jerking. (119) The night before she left in her car
Alaska was severely angry about something that she would not tell to her friends. Then, there is the
lie of the involvement in Alaska s death that the Colonel and Miles tell to everyone. They do not
tell that they were with her the night of her death or that she was intoxicated when she left and
drove her car. Finally there is the lie of where they are going for the weekend they pull off the big
prank. They all lie about where they are going for the weekend so they can all stay in a barn and
plan their prank. There is many lies circulating through this
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Essay on Chapter 4 Gapenski
Ch 4, Ques 4.1
The difference between the income statement and balance sheet in regards to timing is the
following: * An income statement is a report that contains information in regards to an
organizations assets and financing in order to obtain those assets that is collected over a certain
period of time * A balance sheet is snapshot of the financials for that organization (with assets on
the left and liabilities on the right side) for that particular date that was requested
Ch 4, Ques 4.5 a, b, ca) The difference between long term investments and property and equipment
on the balance sheet are as follows: * Long term investments are reported on the balance sheet at a
fair market value instead of the purchase price ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
taxes, wages) or amount owed. Equity is also known as owner s net worth, stockholders equity, etc.
or amount vested with no obligation to payback. This difference is known as the net asset or net
worth of the company
b) What makes a liability a current liability?
A current liability is defined as a liability that must be paid within one accounting period.
c) Give some examples of current liabilities.
A company could owe unpaid wages, taxes, or a commercial bank loan that is due within one
accounting period.
d) What is the difference between long term debt and notes payable? A notes payable is normally
a short term debt whereas a long term debt is typically over a time frame of more than one
accounting period or longer.
Ch 4, Ques 4.7 a, b a) Explain the difference between the equity section of a not for profit business
and an investor owned business.
Equity in a not for profit is known as net assets and for an investor owned business it is termed as
stockholder s equity because it is owned by the investors/stockholders.
b) What is the relationship between net income on the income statement and the equity section on a
balance sheet?
The net income on the income statement is used on the equity section for the balance sheet. When
the net income increases of decreases because of revenue or expenses this carries over to the
balance sheet under the equity section and reflects those fluctuations. This helps to give a better
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Ch 4, Ques 4.1
The difference between the income statement and balance sheet in regards to timing is the
following: * An income statement is a report that contains information in regards to an
organizations assets and financing in order to obtain those assets that is collected over a certain
period of time * A balance sheet is snapshot of the financials for that organization (with assets on
the left and liabilities on the right side) for that particular date that was requested
Ch 4, Ques 4.5 a, b, ca) The difference between long term investments and property and equipment
on the balance sheet are as follows: * Long term investments are reported on the balance sheet at a
fair market value instead of the purchase price ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
taxes, wages) or amount owed. Equity is also known as owner s net worth, stockholders equity, etc.
or amount vested with no obligation to payback. This difference is known as the net asset or net
worth of the company
b) What makes a liability a current liability?
A current liability is defined as a liability that must be paid within one accounting period.
c) Give some examples of current liabilities.
A company could owe unpaid wages, taxes, or a commercial bank loan that is due within one
accounting period.
d) What is the difference between long term debt and notes payable? A notes payable is normally
a short term debt whereas a long term debt is typically over a time frame of more than one
accounting period or longer.
Ch 4, Ques 4.7 a, b a) Explain the difference between the equity section of a not for profit business
and an investor owned business.
Equity in a not for profit is known as net assets and for an investor owned business it is termed as
stockholder s equity because it is owned by the investors/stockholders.
b) What is the relationship between net income on the income statement and the equity section on a
balance sheet?
The net income on the income statement is used on the equity section for the balance sheet. When
the net income increases of decreases because of revenue or expenses this carries over to the
balance sheet under the equity section and reflects those fluctuations. This helps to give a better
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Outlining the Overall Structure Ofocial Care Sector Essay...
Part 1 P2 (500 words) Outlining the overall structure of the social care sector. Social Care
services sector s role is to deliver social care systems which offer care equality for all individuals,
while allowing people to retain their independence, dignity and control. During the past 20 years
the need for social care services in the UK slightly increased. This is mainly due to demographic
factors such as an increasing aging population. Therefore this means that more care and
residential care homes are needed. Also, a number of women with small children, who decided to
come back to work, is growing. This means that there is a need for new nursery and pre schools,
which would look after the children. Britain has a mixed economy of care... Show more content on
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They are often those who fill the gap which was left by other sectors. They usually concentrate
more on social care rather than on health sector e.g. their role is to help poor people in need.
Examples of them are: Red Cross, Oxfam, and British Heart Foundation. Social Care services
can be accessed by using referrals. There are 3 different types of referrals: self referral,
professional referral and third party referral, each of them involves different process. Self
referral is when individuals suspects by themselves that they have some problems with their
social issues. Therefore, they self refer to a social care specialist in order to receive the help and
support that they need. Professional referral is when a service user already contacted or used
the service; however if the professional suspects any kind of underlying health problem, the
patient will be referred directly to another professional. For example if the social worker
suspects a child abuse in the family, he/she may refer the child to a counsellor or psychologist to
sort out the problem. Third party referral, is when a non professional person such as relative,
friend or neighbour contacts with the services in order to help the individual they know about.
For example the resident of the residential care home may be referred by the home manager to see
a social worker. When an individual is trying to access a social care services she/he may face some
barriers which stops them from
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Part 1 P2 (500 words) Outlining the overall structure of the social care sector. Social Care
services sector s role is to deliver social care systems which offer care equality for all individuals,
while allowing people to retain their independence, dignity and control. During the past 20 years
the need for social care services in the UK slightly increased. This is mainly due to demographic
factors such as an increasing aging population. Therefore this means that more care and
residential care homes are needed. Also, a number of women with small children, who decided to
come back to work, is growing. This means that there is a need for new nursery and pre schools,
which would look after the children. Britain has a mixed economy of care... Show more content on
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They are often those who fill the gap which was left by other sectors. They usually concentrate
more on social care rather than on health sector e.g. their role is to help poor people in need.
Examples of them are: Red Cross, Oxfam, and British Heart Foundation. Social Care services
can be accessed by using referrals. There are 3 different types of referrals: self referral,
professional referral and third party referral, each of them involves different process. Self
referral is when individuals suspects by themselves that they have some problems with their
social issues. Therefore, they self refer to a social care specialist in order to receive the help and
support that they need. Professional referral is when a service user already contacted or used
the service; however if the professional suspects any kind of underlying health problem, the
patient will be referred directly to another professional. For example if the social worker
suspects a child abuse in the family, he/she may refer the child to a counsellor or psychologist to
sort out the problem. Third party referral, is when a non professional person such as relative,
friend or neighbour contacts with the services in order to help the individual they know about.
For example the resident of the residential care home may be referred by the home manager to see
a social worker. When an individual is trying to access a social care services she/he may face some
barriers which stops them from
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My Personal Experience with iPod Touch
I have decided to write about the iPod Touch, a product I purchased last year when my old iPod
died. I had determined that I wanted to upgrade from the old product, and saw an opportunity to
do so. I had to put together a list of criteria, because the purchase decision was not entirely easy.
The iPod Touch has a fairly high price point, so I had to choose between a range of iPods and
smartphones. The criteria, in list form, included price, memory size, features, Wifi, phone
capabilities, and operating system.
I used a combination of talking to friends and Internet research to come to my purchase decision.
It is worth pointing out that at the beginning of the process, I had a top three list of desired
qualities that would change over the course of the research. At the outset, the first quality was
memory size, since my old iPod was a healthy 64gb. The second quality was price and the third
was features. I felt that by combining these three elements, I would be able to meet all of my
needs. Not only did I want to replace my old iPod, but I wanted better functionality, so I could do
more and be more efficient.
My Internet research showed that smartphones double as mp3 players and many of them have a
decent amount of memory. This opened things up a bit. One option was that I could upgrade my
phone. Another reality that this research finding showed was that I did not have to buy an Apple
product. My first iPod of course was Apple, and I was happy with it, but there are
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I have decided to write about the iPod Touch, a product I purchased last year when my old iPod
died. I had determined that I wanted to upgrade from the old product, and saw an opportunity to
do so. I had to put together a list of criteria, because the purchase decision was not entirely easy.
The iPod Touch has a fairly high price point, so I had to choose between a range of iPods and
smartphones. The criteria, in list form, included price, memory size, features, Wifi, phone
capabilities, and operating system.
I used a combination of talking to friends and Internet research to come to my purchase decision.
It is worth pointing out that at the beginning of the process, I had a top three list of desired
qualities that would change over the course of the research. At the outset, the first quality was
memory size, since my old iPod was a healthy 64gb. The second quality was price and the third
was features. I felt that by combining these three elements, I would be able to meet all of my
needs. Not only did I want to replace my old iPod, but I wanted better functionality, so I could do
more and be more efficient.
My Internet research showed that smartphones double as mp3 players and many of them have a
decent amount of memory. This opened things up a bit. One option was that I could upgrade my
phone. Another reality that this research finding showed was that I did not have to buy an Apple
product. My first iPod of course was Apple, and I was happy with it, but there are
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Food Waste In Food
There is a lot of food waste going on around us. Most of it goes to waste right under our noses
from super markets and farms. In this paper I will go over how much the USA (United States of
America) waste in food vs how much the UK (United Kingdom) wastes, how we can fix our waste
habits, the impact on us/ cost of the waste, and how to make people aware of the waste that is going
on. The UK wastes a total of 14.3 million tons of foodper year (Yeung) which makes you wonder
how much does the USA waste? We know that Europe wastes a lot of food but how much does
the USA waste? Well the USA waste about 60 million tons per year (Chandler) Now that is equal
to about 165 billion dollars per year (Reuters) and that s a lot of money to waste on food when
we can use it for other things. But with the UK wasting almost a fourth of what the USA is
wasting which is sad because in Europe the UK is the highest country to waste food (Yeung).
So, the USA waste 4 times that of the UK which is a lot of food and that food ends up in garbage
dumps where it will rot or get eaten by scavengers. The only positive to that is that we are
feeding wild animals that are smart enough to get into a garbage dump. Now why does this food
get put into dumps? Well its simple and that is its reaching the best by date or looks unappealing
to display. The USA needs to reduce the amount of food it is wasting because that food is putting a
negative effect on the environment and is taking up space. Now there
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There is a lot of food waste going on around us. Most of it goes to waste right under our noses
from super markets and farms. In this paper I will go over how much the USA (United States of
America) waste in food vs how much the UK (United Kingdom) wastes, how we can fix our waste
habits, the impact on us/ cost of the waste, and how to make people aware of the waste that is going
on. The UK wastes a total of 14.3 million tons of foodper year (Yeung) which makes you wonder
how much does the USA waste? We know that Europe wastes a lot of food but how much does
the USA waste? Well the USA waste about 60 million tons per year (Chandler) Now that is equal
to about 165 billion dollars per year (Reuters) and that s a lot of money to waste on food when
we can use it for other things. But with the UK wasting almost a fourth of what the USA is
wasting which is sad because in Europe the UK is the highest country to waste food (Yeung).
So, the USA waste 4 times that of the UK which is a lot of food and that food ends up in garbage
dumps where it will rot or get eaten by scavengers. The only positive to that is that we are
feeding wild animals that are smart enough to get into a garbage dump. Now why does this food
get put into dumps? Well its simple and that is its reaching the best by date or looks unappealing
to display. The USA needs to reduce the amount of food it is wasting because that food is putting a
negative effect on the environment and is taking up space. Now there
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Od Intervention Essay
It is perhaps via conventional wisdom and understanding to consider others whom we encounter as
defined by their roles. This convention further implies that when describing a specific role, that it is
this role which partially defines a person, whether by virtue of their profession, position, or
circumstance. The roles which we engage in are distinct, and thus become synonymous with
everyday individualexperiences. They help to establish certain boundaries, while also providing a
sense of assurance by way of helping us to identify and define our place within a given context and
environment for which we may better understand our place in society, specifically in relation to
others.
Therefore, when identifying and defining respective individual ... Show more content on
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To answer this question, Burke (2011) suggests that perhaps a more accurate assessment is to
change the paradigm of how one might define the client by describing the client as the relationships
or interfaces established between individuals, which is where the focus of the intervention is to be
directed. Although this may initially seem somewhat perplexing, it does provide an alternative
point of view when considering OD intervention, and its intended purposes. Defining a role as
something rather than someone, for instance relationship rather than position, does not appear to
follow conventional wisdom, as it seems rather unintuitive. However, when considering OD
intervention, this shift in our paradigm may help provide a more accurate definition when
considering the work involved. Specifically, within the context of OD intervention, one must
consider that no individual is an island unto himself ; every individual role exists in relationship
with and to others, regardless of his or her position, and these relationships emerge from our
interactions, communications, and experiences with and between each other. Each person is
therefore part of a greater whole, and it is within this context that the intervention can take place.
Therefore, this distinction between an individuals role and position, is perhaps of greatest
importance when thinking of OD intervention, since it is not the role or position itself that needs
consideration, but the interactions that take place between
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It is perhaps via conventional wisdom and understanding to consider others whom we encounter as
defined by their roles. This convention further implies that when describing a specific role, that it is
this role which partially defines a person, whether by virtue of their profession, position, or
circumstance. The roles which we engage in are distinct, and thus become synonymous with
everyday individualexperiences. They help to establish certain boundaries, while also providing a
sense of assurance by way of helping us to identify and define our place within a given context and
environment for which we may better understand our place in society, specifically in relation to
others.
Therefore, when identifying and defining respective individual ... Show more content on
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To answer this question, Burke (2011) suggests that perhaps a more accurate assessment is to
change the paradigm of how one might define the client by describing the client as the relationships
or interfaces established between individuals, which is where the focus of the intervention is to be
directed. Although this may initially seem somewhat perplexing, it does provide an alternative
point of view when considering OD intervention, and its intended purposes. Defining a role as
something rather than someone, for instance relationship rather than position, does not appear to
follow conventional wisdom, as it seems rather unintuitive. However, when considering OD
intervention, this shift in our paradigm may help provide a more accurate definition when
considering the work involved. Specifically, within the context of OD intervention, one must
consider that no individual is an island unto himself ; every individual role exists in relationship
with and to others, regardless of his or her position, and these relationships emerge from our
interactions, communications, and experiences with and between each other. Each person is
therefore part of a greater whole, and it is within this context that the intervention can take place.
Therefore, this distinction between an individuals role and position, is perhaps of greatest
importance when thinking of OD intervention, since it is not the role or position itself that needs
consideration, but the interactions that take place between
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Smoke Signals Film Analysis
The movie Smoke Signals, directed by Chris Eyre is full of guilt and struggle to forgive
ourselves and others. This whole movie is based on the lesson of forgiveness. There are two
major situations where the movie tries to teach the lesson of forgiveness. Since he was a kid,
Victor hated his dad s drinking habit. Victor always blamed himself that his mother and father got
separated and that his father left them. This feeling of guilt was killing Victor, until he decides to
go to Phoenix and collect his father s ashes. After arriving Victor thinks it s too difficult to forgive
his father, but during the trip he learned more about his father from Suzy, Victor came to learn how
his father had fought with himself to stop drinking and also
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The movie Smoke Signals, directed by Chris Eyre is full of guilt and struggle to forgive
ourselves and others. This whole movie is based on the lesson of forgiveness. There are two
major situations where the movie tries to teach the lesson of forgiveness. Since he was a kid,
Victor hated his dad s drinking habit. Victor always blamed himself that his mother and father got
separated and that his father left them. This feeling of guilt was killing Victor, until he decides to
go to Phoenix and collect his father s ashes. After arriving Victor thinks it s too difficult to forgive
his father, but during the trip he learned more about his father from Suzy, Victor came to learn how
his father had fought with himself to stop drinking and also
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Biology Heat Loss Practical Write Up
Biology Coursework Practical В – Heat Loss The aim of this practical is to find to what extent does
the surface area to volume ratio of an object affect the rate of heat loss from the object
Hypothesis: As the ratio of surface area to volume of an object decreases the rate of heat loss
from the object will also decrease. Objects with the same surface area to volume ratios loose heatat
the same rate so long as there are not other variables involved. Background Knowledge: The
surface area to volume ratioof an object is determined by dividing the surface area by the volume
and putting it into a ratio of one. e.g. A flask of volume 200cm3 and a surface area of 160cm2 will
have a surface area to volume ratio of: 160 : 1... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One the flasks have been filled they will be heated to get the water to 90oC. Once the flasks are
both at 90oC bungs will be placed in the top which have thermometers running through them. Using
these thermometers the temperature will be recorded every 30 seconds for 20 minutes. This will
then be repeated. The experiment is repeated to improve the accuracy of the data. In order to
ensure a fair test the experiment will be started at the same temperature each time and will also
be allowed to run for the same length of time. Also the depth of the thermometers in each flask
will remain constant for both tests. The volume of water will be as equal as possible in both
experiments however due to human inaccuracy it is unlikely that the volumes will be exactly the
same. Hopefully any variations between experiments will be so small as to be of no
consequence. At the end of the experiment the results will be plotted in a table and the average
results will be calculated and plotted on a comparative graph so that it is possible to see any
variations between the two sets of data. Results: MinutesTemp 100cm3 1Temp 100cm3 2Temp
500cm3 В – 1Temp 500cm3 2Average В – 100cm3Average В – 500cm3 0909090909090
18888.589.588.588.2589 2868788.587.586.588 384.585888784.7587.5 48384878683.586.5
581.5828685.581.7585.75 68080.585.584.580.2585 7787984.583.578.584 8777884
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Biology Coursework Practical В – Heat Loss The aim of this practical is to find to what extent does
the surface area to volume ratio of an object affect the rate of heat loss from the object
Hypothesis: As the ratio of surface area to volume of an object decreases the rate of heat loss
from the object will also decrease. Objects with the same surface area to volume ratios loose heatat
the same rate so long as there are not other variables involved. Background Knowledge: The
surface area to volume ratioof an object is determined by dividing the surface area by the volume
and putting it into a ratio of one. e.g. A flask of volume 200cm3 and a surface area of 160cm2 will
have a surface area to volume ratio of: 160 : 1... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One the flasks have been filled they will be heated to get the water to 90oC. Once the flasks are
both at 90oC bungs will be placed in the top which have thermometers running through them. Using
these thermometers the temperature will be recorded every 30 seconds for 20 minutes. This will
then be repeated. The experiment is repeated to improve the accuracy of the data. In order to
ensure a fair test the experiment will be started at the same temperature each time and will also
be allowed to run for the same length of time. Also the depth of the thermometers in each flask
will remain constant for both tests. The volume of water will be as equal as possible in both
experiments however due to human inaccuracy it is unlikely that the volumes will be exactly the
same. Hopefully any variations between experiments will be so small as to be of no
consequence. At the end of the experiment the results will be plotted in a table and the average
results will be calculated and plotted on a comparative graph so that it is possible to see any
variations between the two sets of data. Results: MinutesTemp 100cm3 1Temp 100cm3 2Temp
500cm3 В – 1Temp 500cm3 2Average В – 100cm3Average В – 500cm3 0909090909090
18888.589.588.588.2589 2868788.587.586.588 384.585888784.7587.5 48384878683.586.5
581.5828685.581.7585.75 68080.585.584.580.2585 7787984.583.578.584 8777884
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The Importance of Effective Communication within Doctor-...
The importance of effective communication within Doctor Patient relationships. Upon setting out
on this placement, it was my intention to study the communication methods and the effectiveness
of such by doctors within the multidisciplinary team in order to prepare this assignment. Whilst
on placement I was assigned to an On Call Registrar assigned to many consultants at the time.
This wasn t particularly ideal as continued contact with patients was not available to me,
however there was one patient I recall whom I gained a lot of insight from. We were called to the
extension ward of A E where we were presented with a young woman, 19 years of age. She had
been sent across from her GP with severe posterior flank pain. A urine test was... Show more content
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We later found out that a urine sample had in fact been obtained at the GP surgery earlier that day,
which the patient had falsely claimed it had not. What stood out about this situation to me was that
this patient had withheld this vital information from the registrar. It could not be said whether this
had been intentional by the patient, however it was decided not to discuss it further with the
patient, as this may have hindered the trust and rapport that had already been built. It may have
been due to a breakdown in communication between the patient and her GP, but because of the
nature of the role in which the registrar had acquired the final outcome of this case, it was not
witnessed. Upon our withdrawal from this patient and A E department it was felt that the patient
felt a lot happier and more at ease with the care that she had been given so far and what was planned
for her. We felt confident in our discussions, that we made the right choice and that this was the
right course of action for this particular patient. Initially my feelings regarding this incident were
quite harsh and somewhat irrational. My only thoughts were why had this patient lied and
concluded that she may be amplifying her symptoms or potentially attention seeking. However, this
did not affect my treatment towards this patient and she received the investigation and treatment
she needed in which to recover as instructed by the registrar. Soon after this
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The importance of effective communication within Doctor Patient relationships. Upon setting out
on this placement, it was my intention to study the communication methods and the effectiveness
of such by doctors within the multidisciplinary team in order to prepare this assignment. Whilst
on placement I was assigned to an On Call Registrar assigned to many consultants at the time.
This wasn t particularly ideal as continued contact with patients was not available to me,
however there was one patient I recall whom I gained a lot of insight from. We were called to the
extension ward of A E where we were presented with a young woman, 19 years of age. She had
been sent across from her GP with severe posterior flank pain. A urine test was... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
We later found out that a urine sample had in fact been obtained at the GP surgery earlier that day,
which the patient had falsely claimed it had not. What stood out about this situation to me was that
this patient had withheld this vital information from the registrar. It could not be said whether this
had been intentional by the patient, however it was decided not to discuss it further with the
patient, as this may have hindered the trust and rapport that had already been built. It may have
been due to a breakdown in communication between the patient and her GP, but because of the
nature of the role in which the registrar had acquired the final outcome of this case, it was not
witnessed. Upon our withdrawal from this patient and A E department it was felt that the patient
felt a lot happier and more at ease with the care that she had been given so far and what was planned
for her. We felt confident in our discussions, that we made the right choice and that this was the
right course of action for this particular patient. Initially my feelings regarding this incident were
quite harsh and somewhat irrational. My only thoughts were why had this patient lied and
concluded that she may be amplifying her symptoms or potentially attention seeking. However, this
did not affect my treatment towards this patient and she received the investigation and treatment
she needed in which to recover as instructed by the registrar. Soon after this
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Praxis II, For Elementary Education
Sometimes there are people that do not graduate or go to school to become a teacher but later on
decide they want to teach. So in order for them to become teachers they have certain
requirements that they have to have. Some of the requirements that they need to have is, one
they have to have a relevant degree and/or a 2.5 GPA. They also have to have one the following a
24 semester hour of coursework in core area, or five years of experience considered relevant by
the employing LEA. Also when wanting to get into a certain field like Special Educationor just
something like Elementary teaching you have to pass certain test to get the licences. For example
the majority of the time you have to pass a Praxis II, For Elementary Education you would... Show
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An inclusion classroom is a classroom or mainstream placement, that is where the student is in a
regular classroom with everyone else in his grade and age. In that type of classroom there tends
to be a special education teacher, the teacher tends to help with the teaching and helping with the
curriculum and make adaptations to help the student with special needs. A Resource room is
normally for kids with intensive help to keep them on the same pace as the grade level kids, Here
the special education teacher works with a small group of students, the teacher uses special
techniques that will help them work efficiently. A resource room is used to that the students have
an idea of what it is like to be in a classroom with other students but also to be able to have the help
that they need when they need it. A self contained classroom is where your child or the student is
removed from the other students and the class for all their classes. The student than is placed in a
small room for the entire day. The special education teacher now spends most of the time with the
student. The student may work with different textbooks and may also have a different curriculum.
An out of district placement is usually where the student goes to school outside of the
neighborhood or away from the school, he or she is placed in a specialized school designed to help
with the special needs of the student. These types of schools are build to benefit the student with
providing the highest degree of structure routine and consistency throughout the school. Depending
of the needs of the students is where they are placed, it is usually for their benefit ( What Type of
Special Education Placement Should Your Child
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Sometimes there are people that do not graduate or go to school to become a teacher but later on
decide they want to teach. So in order for them to become teachers they have certain
requirements that they have to have. Some of the requirements that they need to have is, one
they have to have a relevant degree and/or a 2.5 GPA. They also have to have one the following a
24 semester hour of coursework in core area, or five years of experience considered relevant by
the employing LEA. Also when wanting to get into a certain field like Special Educationor just
something like Elementary teaching you have to pass certain test to get the licences. For example
the majority of the time you have to pass a Praxis II, For Elementary Education you would... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An inclusion classroom is a classroom or mainstream placement, that is where the student is in a
regular classroom with everyone else in his grade and age. In that type of classroom there tends
to be a special education teacher, the teacher tends to help with the teaching and helping with the
curriculum and make adaptations to help the student with special needs. A Resource room is
normally for kids with intensive help to keep them on the same pace as the grade level kids, Here
the special education teacher works with a small group of students, the teacher uses special
techniques that will help them work efficiently. A resource room is used to that the students have
an idea of what it is like to be in a classroom with other students but also to be able to have the help
that they need when they need it. A self contained classroom is where your child or the student is
removed from the other students and the class for all their classes. The student than is placed in a
small room for the entire day. The special education teacher now spends most of the time with the
student. The student may work with different textbooks and may also have a different curriculum.
An out of district placement is usually where the student goes to school outside of the
neighborhood or away from the school, he or she is placed in a specialized school designed to help
with the special needs of the student. These types of schools are build to benefit the student with
providing the highest degree of structure routine and consistency throughout the school. Depending
of the needs of the students is where they are placed, it is usually for their benefit ( What Type of
Special Education Placement Should Your Child
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Characteristics of Successful Online Students Essays
Identifying Characteristics of Successful Online Students
James Holcombe
Liberty University
201520 Spring 2015 INFT 101 B69 LUO
Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help
you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. Taken directly from God s Word, I was
reminded by my Professor this week of one of my favorite verses from the book of Isaiah.
Interestingly enough, before I began my venture into higher education, I was scared: scared of
failure, scared of the commitment it would require, and even scared of the possibility that I just
might not be cut out for the task ahead. This verse, Isaiah 41:10, along with several other
Scriptures, helped to assure me that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Just as 1 Corinthians 13:11 reminds us, When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a
child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things, even my style of
learning has changed. Until this semester, I would say that of course I had the characteristics to
be a successful online student; how hard could it be? But, ironically, during the same week that I
first read Taormino s article, I began to fall behind in my classes. As I write this paper, I m
juggling extra duties at home while my wife and I both recover from a nasty car accident.
Fortunately neither of us were seriously hurt, but because my wife already suffers from a chronic
autoimmune disease, even her minor injuries were enough to throw her into a painful exacerbation.
What does this have to do with my online education? Well, everything, to be honest. All of the time
I normally had set aside for my coursework must now be devoted to the daily management of our
home (things that my wife usually takes care of). It s astonishing how quickly time gets away from
us! I ve learned through this series of unfortunate events that I must take control of my time, rather
than allowing it to take control of me. As Taormino asserts, Students need to plan their time
accordingly to have sufficient opportunity to complete assignments and work iteratively based on
feedback. Without time
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Identifying Characteristics of Successful Online Students
James Holcombe
Liberty University
201520 Spring 2015 INFT 101 B69 LUO
Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help
you, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. Taken directly from God s Word, I was
reminded by my Professor this week of one of my favorite verses from the book of Isaiah.
Interestingly enough, before I began my venture into higher education, I was scared: scared of
failure, scared of the commitment it would require, and even scared of the possibility that I just
might not be cut out for the task ahead. This verse, Isaiah 41:10, along with several other
Scriptures, helped to assure me that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Just as 1 Corinthians 13:11 reminds us, When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a
child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things, even my style of
learning has changed. Until this semester, I would say that of course I had the characteristics to
be a successful online student; how hard could it be? But, ironically, during the same week that I
first read Taormino s article, I began to fall behind in my classes. As I write this paper, I m
juggling extra duties at home while my wife and I both recover from a nasty car accident.
Fortunately neither of us were seriously hurt, but because my wife already suffers from a chronic
autoimmune disease, even her minor injuries were enough to throw her into a painful exacerbation.
What does this have to do with my online education? Well, everything, to be honest. All of the time
I normally had set aside for my coursework must now be devoted to the daily management of our
home (things that my wife usually takes care of). It s astonishing how quickly time gets away from
us! I ve learned through this series of unfortunate events that I must take control of my time, rather
than allowing it to take control of me. As Taormino asserts, Students need to plan their time
accordingly to have sufficient opportunity to complete assignments and work iteratively based on
feedback. Without time
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on Greek Architecture
Greek Architecture: History and Mechanics
Throughout history, there have been several significant architectural movements. The last, and
perhaps most enduring movement is that of Classic Greece. Although for centuries, the architecture
of ancient Greece has been admired, mimicked, and replicated, its beginnings are somewhat
surprising to one unfamiliar with the history of the region. It is important to understand the history
and mechanics of Classic Greek architecture in order to fully appreciate its form, function, and
beauty. Ancient Greek architects strove for the precision and excellence of workmanship that are
the hallmarks of Greek art in general. The formulas they invented as early as the sixth ... Show more
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One of the most famous examples of Minoan architecture is ...the palace at Knossos, their chief
city, located near the northern coast of the island, was five stories high and consisted of hundreds
of interconnected rooms (Nardo, 12). Nardo states there is evidence that these were highly
sophisticated buildings with modern style plumbing features, such as flush toilets and clay pipes
carrying hot and cold water. As many as thirty to fifty thousand people lived in the palace at
Knossos and in the city that surrounded it. And there were dozens, perhaps hundreds of Minoan
cities and towns on Crete and the islands of the Aegean Sea, the inlet of the Mediterranean Sea
bordering eastern Greece (Nardo, 12).
Because the Minoans kept few records and no histories, their culture had been largely forgotten by
the time of the classical Greeks. Yet a few vague memories of Minoan days remained, passed on
by word of mouth over the course of many centuries (Nardo, 13). It is this little bit of information
that was orally passed down which became the foundation for the classical Greek style, when
combined with the Egyptian influences to come.
Greek Life was dominated by religion and so it is not surprising that the temples of ancient
Greece were the biggest and most beautiful. They also had a political purpose as they were often
built to celebrate civic power and pride, or offer thanksgiving to the patron deity of a city for
success in war (ancientgreece.com). The
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Greek Architecture: History and Mechanics
Throughout history, there have been several significant architectural movements. The last, and
perhaps most enduring movement is that of Classic Greece. Although for centuries, the architecture
of ancient Greece has been admired, mimicked, and replicated, its beginnings are somewhat
surprising to one unfamiliar with the history of the region. It is important to understand the history
and mechanics of Classic Greek architecture in order to fully appreciate its form, function, and
beauty. Ancient Greek architects strove for the precision and excellence of workmanship that are
the hallmarks of Greek art in general. The formulas they invented as early as the sixth ... Show more
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One of the most famous examples of Minoan architecture is ...the palace at Knossos, their chief
city, located near the northern coast of the island, was five stories high and consisted of hundreds
of interconnected rooms (Nardo, 12). Nardo states there is evidence that these were highly
sophisticated buildings with modern style plumbing features, such as flush toilets and clay pipes
carrying hot and cold water. As many as thirty to fifty thousand people lived in the palace at
Knossos and in the city that surrounded it. And there were dozens, perhaps hundreds of Minoan
cities and towns on Crete and the islands of the Aegean Sea, the inlet of the Mediterranean Sea
bordering eastern Greece (Nardo, 12).
Because the Minoans kept few records and no histories, their culture had been largely forgotten by
the time of the classical Greeks. Yet a few vague memories of Minoan days remained, passed on
by word of mouth over the course of many centuries (Nardo, 13). It is this little bit of information
that was orally passed down which became the foundation for the classical Greek style, when
combined with the Egyptian influences to come.
Greek Life was dominated by religion and so it is not surprising that the temples of ancient
Greece were the biggest and most beautiful. They also had a political purpose as they were often
built to celebrate civic power and pride, or offer thanksgiving to the patron deity of a city for
success in war (ancientgreece.com). The
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Dead Poet s Society
The enlightened teacher and founder of Buddhism, Gautama Buddha, taught that your work is to
discover your work and then, with all your heart, give yourself to it. According to legend, the king
of gods, Brahma, helped the Buddha discover his work by convincing him to teach others. Without
Brahma, the Buddha might never have become one of the most influential figures in history today.
Likewise, some students may have never lived up to their fullest potential without the guidance of
their teachers. The high school years are a crucial time for people to discover who they are and
who they wantto become, and often times, students need others to help them on this journey. They
need someone in their life to help them discover who they are, to support them, and to boost their
self confidence.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Keating to help them become who they were meant to be. All people need others to help them
along the journey of life, and because Neil and Todd allowed Mr. Keating to guide them in their
path to adulthood, they flourished and found a part of themselves they never knew existed. This
shows how the influence of teachers on students is truly remarkable and with the right teacher to
guide him, a student s life can change for the
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The enlightened teacher and founder of Buddhism, Gautama Buddha, taught that your work is to
discover your work and then, with all your heart, give yourself to it. According to legend, the king
of gods, Brahma, helped the Buddha discover his work by convincing him to teach others. Without
Brahma, the Buddha might never have become one of the most influential figures in history today.
Likewise, some students may have never lived up to their fullest potential without the guidance of
their teachers. The high school years are a crucial time for people to discover who they are and
who they wantto become, and often times, students need others to help them on this journey. They
need someone in their life to help them discover who they are, to support them, and to boost their
self confidence.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Keating to help them become who they were meant to be. All people need others to help them
along the journey of life, and because Neil and Todd allowed Mr. Keating to guide them in their
path to adulthood, they flourished and found a part of themselves they never knew existed. This
shows how the influence of teachers on students is truly remarkable and with the right teacher to
guide him, a student s life can change for the
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American Imperialism In The Philippines Research Paper
Mikayla White 10/20/17 Period 6 American Imperialism in the Philippines Before the Spanish
American war occurred, the Philippines were under the control of Spain; after, they were at the
mercy of America and their decision on whether or not to annex them. Unfortunately, America
decided to annex them because it would be dishonorable to give the Philippines back to Spain
and it would also open up a trade route between the two nations. However, America should not
have annexed the Philippines as Americans and Filipinos could have still traded if they became
allies instead, and while annexing the Philippines they got rid of their culture and customs.
Additionally, Americans feared that annexing the Philippines was a step towards creating an
American Empire. One reason that America decided to annex the Philippines was to make sure
that France or Germany couldn t trade with them. However, if America decided to create an
alliance instead of the Treaty of Paris they would have still been able to trade with the Filipinos.
This way the Philippines could have had a strong ally as well as a trading partner; which America
could have made a good commercial profit from. As William Jennings Bryan said: It is not
necessary to own people in order to trade with them (Doc. D). Instead of annexing the Philippines,
America should have just created an alliance between... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As document B states, Would not the people of the Philippines prefer the just, humane, civilizing
government of this Republic [...] . However, what America did not take note of is the fact that the
Philippines were already a country of their own. For instance, they already had their own:
language, currency, culture, and traditions which were all very different from our own. The
Filipinos were proud of their history and did not welcome America s
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Mikayla White 10/20/17 Period 6 American Imperialism in the Philippines Before the Spanish
American war occurred, the Philippines were under the control of Spain; after, they were at the
mercy of America and their decision on whether or not to annex them. Unfortunately, America
decided to annex them because it would be dishonorable to give the Philippines back to Spain
and it would also open up a trade route between the two nations. However, America should not
have annexed the Philippines as Americans and Filipinos could have still traded if they became
allies instead, and while annexing the Philippines they got rid of their culture and customs.
Additionally, Americans feared that annexing the Philippines was a step towards creating an
American Empire. One reason that America decided to annex the Philippines was to make sure
that France or Germany couldn t trade with them. However, if America decided to create an
alliance instead of the Treaty of Paris they would have still been able to trade with the Filipinos.
This way the Philippines could have had a strong ally as well as a trading partner; which America
could have made a good commercial profit from. As William Jennings Bryan said: It is not
necessary to own people in order to trade with them (Doc. D). Instead of annexing the Philippines,
America should have just created an alliance between... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As document B states, Would not the people of the Philippines prefer the just, humane, civilizing
government of this Republic [...] . However, what America did not take note of is the fact that the
Philippines were already a country of their own. For instance, they already had their own:
language, currency, culture, and traditions which were all very different from our own. The
Filipinos were proud of their history and did not welcome America s
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Multiple Sclerosis And The Central Nervous System
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a degenerative and potentially debilitating disorder that affects the spinal
cord and brain, collectively known as the central nervous system. Multiple sclerosis evolves
gradually throughout time and is considered to be auto immune, which means the immune system
mistakenly attacks healthy cells and tissues that are supposed to be within the body. According to
Medscape, symptoms consist of, but are not limited to, sexual problems, ataxia (the inability to
control certain muscle movements as defined by Tortora and Derrickson), fatigue, and optic
neuritis. Multiple sclerosisis characterized into four different types: relapsing remitting MS,
secondary progressive MS, primary progressive MS, and progressive relapsing MS. There is
currently no cure for multiple sclerosis, but there are many forms of treatments to help suppress the
symptoms and hinder the progression. The Patient Education Institute lists of treatments include
prescription medication and healthy lifestyle habits, such as exercising. Steroids are also
administered to delay the severity of the attacks. The aforementioned details about the treatments,
types, and symptoms of multiple sclerosis are merely a superficial analysis. To fully understand
this disease, a more in depth and detailed focus of its impact within the body is needed. As
previously stated, multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that affects the brain and nerve cells
known as neurons and neuroglia. Neurons transmit
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a degenerative and potentially debilitating disorder that affects the spinal
cord and brain, collectively known as the central nervous system. Multiple sclerosis evolves
gradually throughout time and is considered to be auto immune, which means the immune system
mistakenly attacks healthy cells and tissues that are supposed to be within the body. According to
Medscape, symptoms consist of, but are not limited to, sexual problems, ataxia (the inability to
control certain muscle movements as defined by Tortora and Derrickson), fatigue, and optic
neuritis. Multiple sclerosisis characterized into four different types: relapsing remitting MS,
secondary progressive MS, primary progressive MS, and progressive relapsing MS. There is
currently no cure for multiple sclerosis, but there are many forms of treatments to help suppress the
symptoms and hinder the progression. The Patient Education Institute lists of treatments include
prescription medication and healthy lifestyle habits, such as exercising. Steroids are also
administered to delay the severity of the attacks. The aforementioned details about the treatments,
types, and symptoms of multiple sclerosis are merely a superficial analysis. To fully understand
this disease, a more in depth and detailed focus of its impact within the body is needed. As
previously stated, multiple sclerosis is an autoimmune disease that affects the brain and nerve cells
known as neurons and neuroglia. Neurons transmit
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The Article Terror Of Little Saigon By A.c. Thompson
The article Terror in Little Saigon written by A.C. Thompson, who works with the media ProPublica
and Frontline from PBS television system in two years to implement the report about the
assassination of journalist of Vietnamese origin in the US. The article is very popular on
ProPublica because many Vietnamese want to know the truth from Terror in Little Saigon , and
they hope that they can get more information from ProPublica as well as comment their thought
about Terror in Little Saigon . From 1981 to 1990, five journalists Vietnamese Americans in cities
across the US have been assassinated, and many others in the community were threatened and
terrorism. The journalists were assassinated because they work for the Vietnamese newspaper with
circulation of small communities served Vietnamrefugees in the United Statesafter the fall of Saigon
in late April, 1975. Frontline and ProPublica were investigating, exploring and finding the evidence
to give a general point of the murderous event. Many Vietnamese newspapers that have criticized a
famous anti communist organization called the National United Front for the Liberation of
Vietnam that wants to restart the war in Vietnam. As the article provides, Those U.S. chapters, it
seems, had already opened what amounted to a second front, this one in America: Front members
used violence to silence Vietnamese Americans who dared question the group s politics or aims.
Calling for normalized relations with the Communist victors
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The article Terror in Little Saigon written by A.C. Thompson, who works with the media ProPublica
and Frontline from PBS television system in two years to implement the report about the
assassination of journalist of Vietnamese origin in the US. The article is very popular on
ProPublica because many Vietnamese want to know the truth from Terror in Little Saigon , and
they hope that they can get more information from ProPublica as well as comment their thought
about Terror in Little Saigon . From 1981 to 1990, five journalists Vietnamese Americans in cities
across the US have been assassinated, and many others in the community were threatened and
terrorism. The journalists were assassinated because they work for the Vietnamese newspaper with
circulation of small communities served Vietnamrefugees in the United Statesafter the fall of Saigon
in late April, 1975. Frontline and ProPublica were investigating, exploring and finding the evidence
to give a general point of the murderous event. Many Vietnamese newspapers that have criticized a
famous anti communist organization called the National United Front for the Liberation of
Vietnam that wants to restart the war in Vietnam. As the article provides, Those U.S. chapters, it
seems, had already opened what amounted to a second front, this one in America: Front members
used violence to silence Vietnamese Americans who dared question the group s politics or aims.
Calling for normalized relations with the Communist victors
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Lance Armstrong And Steroid
The eight hour a day conditioning, the five a.m. workouts, the strict diet, the intense focus, the
missing out on important life milestones. These are all apart of the life of a professional athlete.
These careers take many years of impossible training and dedication, but what if a pill could reduce
the amount of time spent in the gym. Throughout their careers, Lance Armstrong, Jose Canseco,
and Marion Jones all used personal enhancement devices to try and achieve the American Dream of
personal wealth and success, but ultimately lost all of their accomplishments due to laws cracking
down on steroid use. Steroids are often used to treat tissue damage or inflammation, but they are
also used illegally in professional sports. Sometimes the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the investigation of Armstrong, the USADA released its one thousand page report, with
affidavits from eleven former teammates who said that they and Lance had used performance
enhancing drugs (Hall). These affidavits proved that during the multiple Tour De Frances that
Armstrong and the US Postal Team won, most everyone on the team had used some kind of
steroid. During his interview with Oprah, Armstrong admitted that as the leader of the team, and
the leader leads by example in respect to the drug use (Lance Armstrong on Oprah Part 1). By
being the leader of the team, many individuals looked up to Armstrong and when he decided to
use the drugs, they either did them with him or turned a blind eye. After the series of affidavits,
Lance was stripped of all seven Tour de France titles and banned for life from elite competition
(Lance Armstrong on Oprah Part 1). By losing the Tour de France titles, he lost a part of his
American Dream which was the personal success. In addition, Armstrong also lost all of his
sponsorships from many companies including Nike, Nissan, and finally after several months
Oakley also dropped him. By losing his sponsorships, Armstrong also lost a projected 150 million
dollars in possible earnings. Currently Armstrong lives in Austin with his three
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The eight hour a day conditioning, the five a.m. workouts, the strict diet, the intense focus, the
missing out on important life milestones. These are all apart of the life of a professional athlete.
These careers take many years of impossible training and dedication, but what if a pill could reduce
the amount of time spent in the gym. Throughout their careers, Lance Armstrong, Jose Canseco,
and Marion Jones all used personal enhancement devices to try and achieve the American Dream of
personal wealth and success, but ultimately lost all of their accomplishments due to laws cracking
down on steroid use. Steroids are often used to treat tissue damage or inflammation, but they are
also used illegally in professional sports. Sometimes the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the investigation of Armstrong, the USADA released its one thousand page report, with
affidavits from eleven former teammates who said that they and Lance had used performance
enhancing drugs (Hall). These affidavits proved that during the multiple Tour De Frances that
Armstrong and the US Postal Team won, most everyone on the team had used some kind of
steroid. During his interview with Oprah, Armstrong admitted that as the leader of the team, and
the leader leads by example in respect to the drug use (Lance Armstrong on Oprah Part 1). By
being the leader of the team, many individuals looked up to Armstrong and when he decided to
use the drugs, they either did them with him or turned a blind eye. After the series of affidavits,
Lance was stripped of all seven Tour de France titles and banned for life from elite competition
(Lance Armstrong on Oprah Part 1). By losing the Tour de France titles, he lost a part of his
American Dream which was the personal success. In addition, Armstrong also lost all of his
sponsorships from many companies including Nike, Nissan, and finally after several months
Oakley also dropped him. By losing his sponsorships, Armstrong also lost a projected 150 million
dollars in possible earnings. Currently Armstrong lives in Austin with his three
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Vietnam War Of The Cold War
The Vietnam war started as a U.S. strategy of authority in times of the cold war, which was
directed to prevent the advancement of communism in the world. The War had begun in 1954,
after the rise of power with Ho Chi Minh and his communist Viet Minh party in North Vietnam,
and continued against the backdrop of an intense Cold War against the United States and the Soviet
Union. More than 3 million people were killed, including 58,000 Americans. In 1975, communist
forces took control of Saigon, ending the Vietnam War, and the Country was combined as the
Socialist Republican of Vietnam the following year. The Vietnamese wanted the desire to have a
national government that was truly independent. While the Americans were afraid of communist
expansion. Ho Chi Minh who had led a party about communism had great power and because of
that Americans were scared that he would spread Communism throughout the world. To prevent
from communism affecting the world using the Domino Theory, so America went to War. The
Involvement of United States affected the Vietnam War in a big and successful way. The main
reason Americans joined the War because they did not want Communism to effect the world.
Communism is a political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class and war and leading
to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to
their abilities and needs. In Vietnam Communism was formed when Ho Chi Minh united the 3
separate
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The Vietnam war started as a U.S. strategy of authority in times of the cold war, which was
directed to prevent the advancement of communism in the world. The War had begun in 1954,
after the rise of power with Ho Chi Minh and his communist Viet Minh party in North Vietnam,
and continued against the backdrop of an intense Cold War against the United States and the Soviet
Union. More than 3 million people were killed, including 58,000 Americans. In 1975, communist
forces took control of Saigon, ending the Vietnam War, and the Country was combined as the
Socialist Republican of Vietnam the following year. The Vietnamese wanted the desire to have a
national government that was truly independent. While the Americans were afraid of communist
expansion. Ho Chi Minh who had led a party about communism had great power and because of
that Americans were scared that he would spread Communism throughout the world. To prevent
from communism affecting the world using the Domino Theory, so America went to War. The
Involvement of United States affected the Vietnam War in a big and successful way. The main
reason Americans joined the War because they did not want Communism to effect the world.
Communism is a political theory derived from Karl Marx, advocating class and war and leading
to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to
their abilities and needs. In Vietnam Communism was formed when Ho Chi Minh united the 3
separate
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Essay on Dual-Earner Family
In dual earner families, the father s willingness to share responsibilities is a crucial factor. If he
is uninvolved, the mother will carry a double load, at home, and work, which leads to fatigue,
distress, and little time and energy for children (Berk, 2009). The challenges that Deb, Ron and
their children face are both parents work on none stop schedule. Deb and Ron interview gave
insight as to how busy they are; they also talked about how their typical day goes. For example
in Ron s interview, he discusses how his day starts. He wakes up at 5:30am, gets himself ready for
work, open blinds to let in the day light, get the children their morning juice, bring Deb her water
so that she can wake up and began her day. Along with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the interview, Deb and Ron did not share if they had even attempted to address their
schedule and the lack of family time they give the children. Challenges that may present itself
within this case of Deb and Ron being a dual earner family, is time management, quality time for
each other, as well as quality time for their children, Deb and Ron need to look at a way to
achieve work and life balance. In identifying, the first possible key issue is time management it
is something that stands out for Deb and Ron. If they apply family time management skills, they
can improve their quality of family time. One key component in sharing quality time together is
being clam and focused on family activities. Secondly, Ron and Deb may find it helpful to do
family goal setting; in order for this to work, they have to both be willing to put in the time.
However, before Ron and Deb can be successful at this they must make decisions about their
priorities, such as what are their needs and the needs of different family members? For example,
Charlie may, need more play time with dad, and one on one cuddle time with mom. Thirdly, they
could use a family calendar; this tool will help with family scheduling. The next issues Ron and
Deb will need to address are making sure they are giving their children quality time. This time is
important in their social development stages; children are learning to form and value relationships
with others. Intimate and caring relationships are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In dual earner families, the father s willingness to share responsibilities is a crucial factor. If he
is uninvolved, the mother will carry a double load, at home, and work, which leads to fatigue,
distress, and little time and energy for children (Berk, 2009). The challenges that Deb, Ron and
their children face are both parents work on none stop schedule. Deb and Ron interview gave
insight as to how busy they are; they also talked about how their typical day goes. For example
in Ron s interview, he discusses how his day starts. He wakes up at 5:30am, gets himself ready for
work, open blinds to let in the day light, get the children their morning juice, bring Deb her water
so that she can wake up and began her day. Along with... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From the interview, Deb and Ron did not share if they had even attempted to address their
schedule and the lack of family time they give the children. Challenges that may present itself
within this case of Deb and Ron being a dual earner family, is time management, quality time for
each other, as well as quality time for their children, Deb and Ron need to look at a way to
achieve work and life balance. In identifying, the first possible key issue is time management it
is something that stands out for Deb and Ron. If they apply family time management skills, they
can improve their quality of family time. One key component in sharing quality time together is
being clam and focused on family activities. Secondly, Ron and Deb may find it helpful to do
family goal setting; in order for this to work, they have to both be willing to put in the time.
However, before Ron and Deb can be successful at this they must make decisions about their
priorities, such as what are their needs and the needs of different family members? For example,
Charlie may, need more play time with dad, and one on one cuddle time with mom. Thirdly, they
could use a family calendar; this tool will help with family scheduling. The next issues Ron and
Deb will need to address are making sure they are giving their children quality time. This time is
important in their social development stages; children are learning to form and value relationships
with others. Intimate and caring relationships are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Navajo Code Talkers Case Study
What battles did the code talkers help in? How did the talkers understand each other among all
the confusion? What made the code so unbreakable no one could figure out what the code
meant? The Navajo Code Talkers were an elite group of Navajos who had to create a code that
was unbreakable. The Code Talkers had to understand each other perfectly. The talkers did this
by meeting in a room for a really long time to make the code. When the Navajos made the code
the coders named certain vehicles after animals. For example the Navajos named submarines iron
fish . Everyone was trained and quizzed so hard so that the coders could send and receive
messages perfectly. Once there was a 6 hour period where the Navajos sent and received more than
800 messages perfectly.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of those major battles was Okinawa. The code Talkers also led in Iwo Jima as they had to
relay enemy positions to the ships so they could focus their fire. At one point in the war, the
Allies were leading an island hopping campaign in the Pacific. When the Allies had to go from
island to island, the Navajos had to transmit codes perfectly to each other to make the campaign
successful. Captain Howard Connor even said, Were it not for the Navajo Code Talkers, the
Marines would have never taken Iwo Jima. The Navajo Code was very complicated making it
hard to understand for the Japanese. The Code Talkers had 2 3 different words for each letter.
When the Navajos named a vehicle that vehicle was named with an animal with a certain
characteristic. For instance they called dive bombers Gini , which means Chicken Hawk, because
Chicken Hawks dive. The Japanese had already studied Native American languages such as
Cherokee, Creek, and Choctaw, as well as many others. In World War I we used those languages
but after the war the Japs learned about them so that s why the U.S. decided to use the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What battles did the code talkers help in? How did the talkers understand each other among all
the confusion? What made the code so unbreakable no one could figure out what the code
meant? The Navajo Code Talkers were an elite group of Navajos who had to create a code that
was unbreakable. The Code Talkers had to understand each other perfectly. The talkers did this
by meeting in a room for a really long time to make the code. When the Navajos made the code
the coders named certain vehicles after animals. For example the Navajos named submarines iron
fish . Everyone was trained and quizzed so hard so that the coders could send and receive
messages perfectly. Once there was a 6 hour period where the Navajos sent and received more than
800 messages perfectly.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of those major battles was Okinawa. The code Talkers also led in Iwo Jima as they had to
relay enemy positions to the ships so they could focus their fire. At one point in the war, the
Allies were leading an island hopping campaign in the Pacific. When the Allies had to go from
island to island, the Navajos had to transmit codes perfectly to each other to make the campaign
successful. Captain Howard Connor even said, Were it not for the Navajo Code Talkers, the
Marines would have never taken Iwo Jima. The Navajo Code was very complicated making it
hard to understand for the Japanese. The Code Talkers had 2 3 different words for each letter.
When the Navajos named a vehicle that vehicle was named with an animal with a certain
characteristic. For instance they called dive bombers Gini , which means Chicken Hawk, because
Chicken Hawks dive. The Japanese had already studied Native American languages such as
Cherokee, Creek, and Choctaw, as well as many others. In World War I we used those languages
but after the war the Japs learned about them so that s why the U.S. decided to use the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Roman Patrician Research Paper
Ancient Rome was split into two classes: the aristocrats, known as the patricians, and the lower
class, known as the plebeians. They lived harmoniously alongside each other for a while, but after
Rome began to rise from it s ashes the plebeians became resentful and decided to take action. To
fully understand the degree of their anger some light needs to be shined on their situation, and how
the patricians treated them.
While Rome was rebuilding itself after the fall of the Roman Kingdom, it was a Republic.
Meaning there were a small group of people that represented the population, making decisions for
the country. In this case they were all patricians. There is an obvious downside to this, all decisions
were made to benefit the patricians while ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the most important changes that occurred was the creation of new positions for plebeians in
the government, tributes and aediles. There were two of each position and they were elected by the
plebeians, the tributes were the voice of the people and the aediles assisted them. The two tributes
has veto power over the patricians, making it so they couldn t create laws that were unjust to
plebeians. Furthermore, the tributes could freely speak their minds, and anyone that obstructed that
freedom could be put to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ancient Rome was split into two classes: the aristocrats, known as the patricians, and the lower
class, known as the plebeians. They lived harmoniously alongside each other for a while, but after
Rome began to rise from it s ashes the plebeians became resentful and decided to take action. To
fully understand the degree of their anger some light needs to be shined on their situation, and how
the patricians treated them.
While Rome was rebuilding itself after the fall of the Roman Kingdom, it was a Republic.
Meaning there were a small group of people that represented the population, making decisions for
the country. In this case they were all patricians. There is an obvious downside to this, all decisions
were made to benefit the patricians while ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the most important changes that occurred was the creation of new positions for plebeians in
the government, tributes and aediles. There were two of each position and they were elected by the
plebeians, the tributes were the voice of the people and the aediles assisted them. The two tributes
has veto power over the patricians, making it so they couldn t create laws that were unjust to
plebeians. Furthermore, the tributes could freely speak their minds, and anyone that obstructed that
freedom could be put to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Body By Steven King Analysis
How does a child receive the necessary parental guidance growing up if their parents and all
other adults in their life are abusive, neglectful, and at best uninvolved? Throughout Steven
King s novella The Body it becomes evident that children will try to find guidance in almost
anything. But, as King demonstrates in his novella, the most common source of guidance
comes from a child s friends. All four boys, Gordie, Teddy, Vern, and Chris replace the rolls of
their parents by comforting, protecting, and counselling each other through tough times. First,
the boys replace the guidance rolls of their parents by comforting each other. This can be scene
multiple times throughout the novella and probably produces some of the most dramatic scenes
in the Novella. The boys comfort each other in multiple ways with the most common way of
comfort being through words. At the dump, when Milo and Teddy have the whole name calling
incident, Teddy is cut deep emotionally by Milo s rude comments about his father. This is
where King implements the first dose of parental comfort from a friend into the story. Walking
along the tracks after leaving the dump, Teddy breaks down and begins to sob, this is when
Chris steps in to comfort Teddy. Chris comforts Teddy by telling him, Lissen, Teddy, what do you
care what a fat old pile of shit like him said about your father? Huh? I mean, sincerely! That don t
change nothing, does it? What a fat old pile of shit like him says? Huh? Huh?
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How does a child receive the necessary parental guidance growing up if their parents and all
other adults in their life are abusive, neglectful, and at best uninvolved? Throughout Steven
King s novella The Body it becomes evident that children will try to find guidance in almost
anything. But, as King demonstrates in his novella, the most common source of guidance
comes from a child s friends. All four boys, Gordie, Teddy, Vern, and Chris replace the rolls of
their parents by comforting, protecting, and counselling each other through tough times. First,
the boys replace the guidance rolls of their parents by comforting each other. This can be scene
multiple times throughout the novella and probably produces some of the most dramatic scenes
in the Novella. The boys comfort each other in multiple ways with the most common way of
comfort being through words. At the dump, when Milo and Teddy have the whole name calling
incident, Teddy is cut deep emotionally by Milo s rude comments about his father. This is
where King implements the first dose of parental comfort from a friend into the story. Walking
along the tracks after leaving the dump, Teddy breaks down and begins to sob, this is when
Chris steps in to comfort Teddy. Chris comforts Teddy by telling him, Lissen, Teddy, what do you
care what a fat old pile of shit like him said about your father? Huh? I mean, sincerely! That don t
change nothing, does it? What a fat old pile of shit like him says? Huh? Huh?
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Gun Hunting Vs. Hunting
Hunting has been ingrained in American history from the Native American tribes and from when
the first settlers arrived to the New World. While hunting is not needed for survival in today s
society every year thousands of hunters take to the woods in pursuit of their quarry. While many
people think these hunters are all the same there are two main sects that make up the hunting
community; gun hunters and bowhunters. While both methods of hunting are similar and share
many common points, there are some key differences between the two as well. While bowhunting
is more challenging and the less popular of the two methods, and being less popular is often seen
as a bad thing, bowhunting s lack of popularity and increased challenge is what makes it the true
pure form of hunting. The first difference between gun hunting and bowhunting are the hunting
seasons themselves. The gun hunting season in Michigan goes from November 15 to November
30. This only allows gun hunters a short two week time period to go hunting. Because of how
popular gun hunting is and how short the season is hunters flock to the woods during this two
week period. Many people enjoy hunting for the piece and quiet they get to enjoy away from the
noises and hustle and bustle of everyday life. Gun hunters do not get to enjoy this peace and quiet
however. With orange clad hunters roaming through the woods and the boom of gun shots ringing
out across the landscape the woods are anything but peaceful. Oftentimes gun
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Hunting has been ingrained in American history from the Native American tribes and from when
the first settlers arrived to the New World. While hunting is not needed for survival in today s
society every year thousands of hunters take to the woods in pursuit of their quarry. While many
people think these hunters are all the same there are two main sects that make up the hunting
community; gun hunters and bowhunters. While both methods of hunting are similar and share
many common points, there are some key differences between the two as well. While bowhunting
is more challenging and the less popular of the two methods, and being less popular is often seen
as a bad thing, bowhunting s lack of popularity and increased challenge is what makes it the true
pure form of hunting. The first difference between gun hunting and bowhunting are the hunting
seasons themselves. The gun hunting season in Michigan goes from November 15 to November
30. This only allows gun hunters a short two week time period to go hunting. Because of how
popular gun hunting is and how short the season is hunters flock to the woods during this two
week period. Many people enjoy hunting for the piece and quiet they get to enjoy away from the
noises and hustle and bustle of everyday life. Gun hunters do not get to enjoy this peace and quiet
however. With orange clad hunters roaming through the woods and the boom of gun shots ringing
out across the landscape the woods are anything but peaceful. Oftentimes gun
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Khoisan Superiority
For a long time South Africa was inhabitable until a group known as the Khoisan traveled there,
where they lived for many years as the superior group until the group known as the Afrikaners
came and took that superiority. A Little while after the Afrikaners came is when things really
started to change. They started developing superiority over the Khoisan. Some reasons for this
are that they started to develope an early sense of dominance over the Khoisan and The Battle of
Blood River. The Afrikaners developed an early state of dominance by taking land and cattle
from the Khoisan. This was because when Jan van Riebeeck had to lay of men they needed
somewhere to live so he gave the men 28 acres of land that was used by the Khoisan. As a result
Khoisan tried to fight back ,but didn t stand a chance against the Afrikaners who had much better
weapons like guns. The Khoisan then realized that they wouldn t stand a chance and that they
were weaker, so they became free laborers for the Afrikaners. A quote to prove this is in the book
on page 3 paragraph 2 where it states The Khoisan resisted these settlements, but were defeated in
sporadic battles...As a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Battle of Blood River gave them more of a sense of superiority because before the battle the
Afrikaners prayed to go for a victory, and a victory they got. They won the battle with zero
casualties. Now with them having such an outstanding victory gave them a myth saying that they
were God s chosen people. Which made them believe that they were so much better than everyone
else. Which made them feel more superior. A quote to back this up is in the book on pages 5 6
where it states They claimed that the group of Trekboers gathered together praying for victory and
won....they often used this myth to claim that God favored
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For a long time South Africa was inhabitable until a group known as the Khoisan traveled there,
where they lived for many years as the superior group until the group known as the Afrikaners
came and took that superiority. A Little while after the Afrikaners came is when things really
started to change. They started developing superiority over the Khoisan. Some reasons for this
are that they started to develope an early sense of dominance over the Khoisan and The Battle of
Blood River. The Afrikaners developed an early state of dominance by taking land and cattle
from the Khoisan. This was because when Jan van Riebeeck had to lay of men they needed
somewhere to live so he gave the men 28 acres of land that was used by the Khoisan. As a result
Khoisan tried to fight back ,but didn t stand a chance against the Afrikaners who had much better
weapons like guns. The Khoisan then realized that they wouldn t stand a chance and that they
were weaker, so they became free laborers for the Afrikaners. A quote to prove this is in the book
on page 3 paragraph 2 where it states The Khoisan resisted these settlements, but were defeated in
sporadic battles...As a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Battle of Blood River gave them more of a sense of superiority because before the battle the
Afrikaners prayed to go for a victory, and a victory they got. They won the battle with zero
casualties. Now with them having such an outstanding victory gave them a myth saying that they
were God s chosen people. Which made them believe that they were so much better than everyone
else. Which made them feel more superior. A quote to back this up is in the book on pages 5 6
where it states They claimed that the group of Trekboers gathered together praying for victory and
won....they often used this myth to claim that God favored
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Religious Hypocrisy In Tartuffe And Candide
Religious Hypocrisy in Tartuffe and Candide Religion in society has often been a tough pill to
swallow for everyone. Dating back to the 17th and 18th century authors, like Moliere and
Voltaire, often express their views on social issues with an outstanding play. Tartuffe, Moliere s
play, and Candide, Voltaire s play, both deal with the issue of religion in society. Tartuffe is
written as a comedy in which satirizes religious hypocrisy. It was wrote it about the views of the
bourgeois class towards religion in France. Almost a century later, Voltaire writes Candide a
satirical tale which condemns the clergy s hypocrisy in 18th century Europe. Moliere creates the
character Tartuffe to show the readers the hypocrisy hidden within christian standards. In Act 3,
Tartuffe explains to Dorine how unladylike she is being and tells her to cover that bosom and...
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He is used to introduce the idea of fanaticism. Orgon cannot believe anyone who says that
Tartuffe is betraying him. He can only see the good works that he has has said and done.
Moliere uses the character Cleante to express his raw feelings about religious hypocrisy. Cleante
is considered to be the voice of reason in Tartuffe. Voltaire criticizes religious hypocrisy
differently than Moliere. Moliere used one single person to be hypocritical religion. Voltaire
chastises the entire religious assembly. Voltaire had the idea that the entire the clergy of the was
completely hypocritical. The clergy instructs the people of the catholic church to follow a set of
rules and regulations. If any one broke any one of the rules there were serious consequences.
However, Clergy members chose not to follow their own rules. Voltaire express this hypocrisy by
the hanging Dr. Pangloss, a philosopher. Pangloss offends an Inquisitor by expressing his
philosophical views. Dr. Pangloss was hanged by the clergy, however, the clergy is not punished for
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Religious Hypocrisy in Tartuffe and Candide Religion in society has often been a tough pill to
swallow for everyone. Dating back to the 17th and 18th century authors, like Moliere and
Voltaire, often express their views on social issues with an outstanding play. Tartuffe, Moliere s
play, and Candide, Voltaire s play, both deal with the issue of religion in society. Tartuffe is
written as a comedy in which satirizes religious hypocrisy. It was wrote it about the views of the
bourgeois class towards religion in France. Almost a century later, Voltaire writes Candide a
satirical tale which condemns the clergy s hypocrisy in 18th century Europe. Moliere creates the
character Tartuffe to show the readers the hypocrisy hidden within christian standards. In Act 3,
Tartuffe explains to Dorine how unladylike she is being and tells her to cover that bosom and...
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He is used to introduce the idea of fanaticism. Orgon cannot believe anyone who says that
Tartuffe is betraying him. He can only see the good works that he has has said and done.
Moliere uses the character Cleante to express his raw feelings about religious hypocrisy. Cleante
is considered to be the voice of reason in Tartuffe. Voltaire criticizes religious hypocrisy
differently than Moliere. Moliere used one single person to be hypocritical religion. Voltaire
chastises the entire religious assembly. Voltaire had the idea that the entire the clergy of the was
completely hypocritical. The clergy instructs the people of the catholic church to follow a set of
rules and regulations. If any one broke any one of the rules there were serious consequences.
However, Clergy members chose not to follow their own rules. Voltaire express this hypocrisy by
the hanging Dr. Pangloss, a philosopher. Pangloss offends an Inquisitor by expressing his
philosophical views. Dr. Pangloss was hanged by the clergy, however, the clergy is not punished for
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Lorenzo De Medici Essay
Lorenzo de Medici was the most powerful and enthusiastic patron of the Renaissance. He was an
italian statesman and a ruler of Florentine Republic. Throughout his lifetime he ruled most of
Florence with his younger brother Giuliano from 1469 1478. Lorenzo De Medici was born on
January 1st,1449 in Florence, Italy. He grew up to be average height and he had short legs. He had
dark hair but his brother was described as handsome and outgoing, however Lorenzo was so full of
dignity that no one paid close attention to his looks. Lorenzo de Mediciwas the son of Piero the
Gouty and the grandson of Cosimo. Cosimo, aware of his son Piero s physical weakness and the
fact that he was fearful that Piero would not long be alive to see Lorenzo... Show more content on
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He grew up practicing jousting, hawking hunting, and horse racing. At age 19 in 1469 Lorenzo
won his first jousting tournament sponsored by the Medici. As Lorenzo got older he went on
missions. Piero father sent him on these missions that were very diplomatic and important,
including trips to Rome to meet the pope and other religious and political figures. Lorenzo was
the type of person who groomed for power. He got a leading role in 1469 when his father died.
He was crowned king and he was just twenty years old. Lorenzo focused greatly on bank during
his rule because his grandfather drained him to be successful because of his fathers terrible
mismanagement and because Lorenzo s father couldn t properly fix it. During Lorenzo s ruling
he created a Council of Seventy that he hoped would be more manageable then past issues. By
doing so he slowly reached the status he was refusing. Before his career started falling apart he
was a very successful patron, a person who gives financial or offers support to others. For instance
he offered help to scholars, artists, and poets. Lorenzo emerged from the conflict with greatly
increased prestige. From then on he was considered the Wise, the
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Lorenzo de Medici was the most powerful and enthusiastic patron of the Renaissance. He was an
italian statesman and a ruler of Florentine Republic. Throughout his lifetime he ruled most of
Florence with his younger brother Giuliano from 1469 1478. Lorenzo De Medici was born on
January 1st,1449 in Florence, Italy. He grew up to be average height and he had short legs. He had
dark hair but his brother was described as handsome and outgoing, however Lorenzo was so full of
dignity that no one paid close attention to his looks. Lorenzo de Mediciwas the son of Piero the
Gouty and the grandson of Cosimo. Cosimo, aware of his son Piero s physical weakness and the
fact that he was fearful that Piero would not long be alive to see Lorenzo... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He grew up practicing jousting, hawking hunting, and horse racing. At age 19 in 1469 Lorenzo
won his first jousting tournament sponsored by the Medici. As Lorenzo got older he went on
missions. Piero father sent him on these missions that were very diplomatic and important,
including trips to Rome to meet the pope and other religious and political figures. Lorenzo was
the type of person who groomed for power. He got a leading role in 1469 when his father died.
He was crowned king and he was just twenty years old. Lorenzo focused greatly on bank during
his rule because his grandfather drained him to be successful because of his fathers terrible
mismanagement and because Lorenzo s father couldn t properly fix it. During Lorenzo s ruling
he created a Council of Seventy that he hoped would be more manageable then past issues. By
doing so he slowly reached the status he was refusing. Before his career started falling apart he
was a very successful patron, a person who gives financial or offers support to others. For instance
he offered help to scholars, artists, and poets. Lorenzo emerged from the conflict with greatly
increased prestige. From then on he was considered the Wise, the
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Should Kids Study Coding Research Paper
In the twenty first century, an increasing number of jobs will involve programming computers.
Coding is the writing the instructions for all types of computers and computer programs. Everyone,
especially students in elementary school, should learn how to code. Gaining coding skills has many
benefits for young learners.
One important reason that kids should study coding is that they will better understand how
computers work. Computers such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops are part of everyday life. By
possessing a basic comprehension of how computers operate, they will more completely
comprehend the world in which they live.
Another benefit for elementary school students is that they use their minds in important ways. Steve
Jobs, the founder
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In the twenty first century, an increasing number of jobs will involve programming computers.
Coding is the writing the instructions for all types of computers and computer programs. Everyone,
especially students in elementary school, should learn how to code. Gaining coding skills has many
benefits for young learners.
One important reason that kids should study coding is that they will better understand how
computers work. Computers such as smartphones, tablets, and laptops are part of everyday life. By
possessing a basic comprehension of how computers operate, they will more completely
comprehend the world in which they live.
Another benefit for elementary school students is that they use their minds in important ways. Steve
Jobs, the founder
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Character Analysis Of Sketchy
The journey of a lifetime starts with the turning of a page (Anders). This means that as a book is
read new adventures come along as well as relationships with characters. The book Sketchy
written by Olivia Samms has a very interesting and unique plot. The main character, Beatrice
Washington, has just come out of rehab and is trying to stay drug free. She has also just moved
to a new high school and is trying to get settled there. Although a setback to her goal occurs when
Willa Prescott, a girl from the high school, is raped and left to die. Bea meets Willa in her art
class and soon finds out she had a rare and strange ability. Bea has the power to draw what people
are thinking. She had read Willa s mind and drawn the rapist, although Willa refused to admit
that she remembered anything from the night she was raped. Bea has a new goal in mind; bring
justice to Willa and the families of the other girls who had been murdered/raped. Only if she can
convince the police to believe her, and have Willa agree to who the rapist was. When Charlie
reviewed the book Sketchy on goodreads.com, she was very enthusiastic and rated the book very
positively, focusing on characterdevelopment. Charlie is accurate in her assessment of the book
because Beatrice is a very relatable character but is not the typical teenager which is portrayed in
most books; she is more down to earth.
Charlie left a positive review of the book, making many comments favoring the setup of
character development. She makes a remark saying nothing is so over the top to make it
unbelievable and by doing so, I believe a wide audience will be able to easily connect with the
character . This helps support the idea that the build up of character development can help increase
the overall plot. It does this because it states how Beatrice is a character portrayed as a rebellious
teenager but it is not extremely stereotypical and this helps the reader be more related to the story
and feel as if he/she could imagine themselves in this position. Charlie also notes that It adds a
dimension that elevates a good story to a great story . This is referring to the way the characters
and supporting characters help add another side to the story to hook the
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The journey of a lifetime starts with the turning of a page (Anders). This means that as a book is
read new adventures come along as well as relationships with characters. The book Sketchy
written by Olivia Samms has a very interesting and unique plot. The main character, Beatrice
Washington, has just come out of rehab and is trying to stay drug free. She has also just moved
to a new high school and is trying to get settled there. Although a setback to her goal occurs when
Willa Prescott, a girl from the high school, is raped and left to die. Bea meets Willa in her art
class and soon finds out she had a rare and strange ability. Bea has the power to draw what people
are thinking. She had read Willa s mind and drawn the rapist, although Willa refused to admit
that she remembered anything from the night she was raped. Bea has a new goal in mind; bring
justice to Willa and the families of the other girls who had been murdered/raped. Only if she can
convince the police to believe her, and have Willa agree to who the rapist was. When Charlie
reviewed the book Sketchy on goodreads.com, she was very enthusiastic and rated the book very
positively, focusing on characterdevelopment. Charlie is accurate in her assessment of the book
because Beatrice is a very relatable character but is not the typical teenager which is portrayed in
most books; she is more down to earth.
Charlie left a positive review of the book, making many comments favoring the setup of
character development. She makes a remark saying nothing is so over the top to make it
unbelievable and by doing so, I believe a wide audience will be able to easily connect with the
character . This helps support the idea that the build up of character development can help increase
the overall plot. It does this because it states how Beatrice is a character portrayed as a rebellious
teenager but it is not extremely stereotypical and this helps the reader be more related to the story
and feel as if he/she could imagine themselves in this position. Charlie also notes that It adds a
dimension that elevates a good story to a great story . This is referring to the way the characters
and supporting characters help add another side to the story to hook the
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Great Gatsby Reflection
At the begging of the year, I had little knowledge to write an essay for this class, especially since
we did not have many guidelines. For my glorious moment paper, I changed a good amount of
text. I went back throwing, revising my paper and making changes. Overall, I changed a majority
of my sentence structures because the first final draft contained numerous bland versions. Many of
my sentences also had to be fixed in the begging so that they were not so repetitive. From there, I
thought it would have been a good idea to changing my opening and closing portions of my essays.
I made my introductionand my conclusion end in the same place so that it all ties together. I also
made a large amount of changes in my cause and effect essay. Reading and revising the paper, I
noticed that the effects were not evident. So, I changed my introduction. While changing my
introduction, I noticed that my body paragraphs did not fit. So, I went back through and decided
to make all of my paragraphs into something different. In dong so, I made my paper much
stronger and I did not have to keep stating how I came to be. I also wen back to the appositive,
participial, and prepositional packets we did and tried to use a variety of different structures.
Finally, I also made large changing in my AP Essay for The Great Gatsby. After rereading my paper
I realized that my paper could be much stronger. In order to make my essay stranger I had to change
and critique my introduction. In
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At the begging of the year, I had little knowledge to write an essay for this class, especially since
we did not have many guidelines. For my glorious moment paper, I changed a good amount of
text. I went back throwing, revising my paper and making changes. Overall, I changed a majority
of my sentence structures because the first final draft contained numerous bland versions. Many of
my sentences also had to be fixed in the begging so that they were not so repetitive. From there, I
thought it would have been a good idea to changing my opening and closing portions of my essays.
I made my introductionand my conclusion end in the same place so that it all ties together. I also
made a large amount of changes in my cause and effect essay. Reading and revising the paper, I
noticed that the effects were not evident. So, I changed my introduction. While changing my
introduction, I noticed that my body paragraphs did not fit. So, I went back through and decided
to make all of my paragraphs into something different. In dong so, I made my paper much
stronger and I did not have to keep stating how I came to be. I also wen back to the appositive,
participial, and prepositional packets we did and tried to use a variety of different structures.
Finally, I also made large changing in my AP Essay for The Great Gatsby. After rereading my paper
I realized that my paper could be much stronger. In order to make my essay stranger I had to change
and critique my introduction. In
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Taliban in Afghanistan Essay
1)Afghanistan was once a place of relative peace. A place where one could do as they please and
have the freedoms to be who they wanted to be. But a few years would change that all. Everything
that the citizens of Afghanistan knew, their entire way of life would change. The cause? The
Taliban. The Taliban are an extremist Muslim group from Afghanistan. The Taliban, who call
themselves Jihad or freedom fighters are the most brutal extremist Muslims in the world. To
understand the Taliban you must understand how they where able to gain control of Afghanistan
,there rule during the time period they controlled Afghanistan, and how they were overthrown by
opposition groups.
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While Afghanistan had always been informally Islam, the Taliban rule was the most extreme
Islamic rule seen any where in the world. The new rules they imposed where a strict interpretation
of Sharia law. Though the Taliban bases for the rules was Sharia many of the laws have no
connection to the Islamic book of rules. Some rules which Afghans were forced to follow or be
severely punished included: No music, television, no pork, pig, pig oil, anything made from human
hair, satellite dishes, cinematography, musical instruments, pool tables, chess, masks, alcohol, tapes,
computers, VCRs, TV, wine, lobster, nail polish. While these rules seem foolish all citizens where
expected to follow each one or face punishment (Rashid). A young girl caught wearing nail polish
punishment was cutting off all ten finger tips (Stewart 37). This is relatively light punishment in
comparison to many of the Taliban s extreme punishments. During soccer games half time shows
they would punish what they considered serious offenders. They would take a women, one usually
caught without a male companion, bury her to where you could only see her head and stone her
until her brain swelled so much that it killed her. A slow painful death the Taliban said she
deserved. This occurrence became common throughout Afghanistan during the Taliban rule. While
almost every other recreational activity was banned during this period, including even kite flying,
going to see
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1)Afghanistan was once a place of relative peace. A place where one could do as they please and
have the freedoms to be who they wanted to be. But a few years would change that all. Everything
that the citizens of Afghanistan knew, their entire way of life would change. The cause? The
Taliban. The Taliban are an extremist Muslim group from Afghanistan. The Taliban, who call
themselves Jihad or freedom fighters are the most brutal extremist Muslims in the world. To
understand the Taliban you must understand how they where able to gain control of Afghanistan
,there rule during the time period they controlled Afghanistan, and how they were overthrown by
opposition groups.
2)During the 1980s Afghanistan was being over run by the Soviet ... Show more content on
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While Afghanistan had always been informally Islam, the Taliban rule was the most extreme
Islamic rule seen any where in the world. The new rules they imposed where a strict interpretation
of Sharia law. Though the Taliban bases for the rules was Sharia many of the laws have no
connection to the Islamic book of rules. Some rules which Afghans were forced to follow or be
severely punished included: No music, television, no pork, pig, pig oil, anything made from human
hair, satellite dishes, cinematography, musical instruments, pool tables, chess, masks, alcohol, tapes,
computers, VCRs, TV, wine, lobster, nail polish. While these rules seem foolish all citizens where
expected to follow each one or face punishment (Rashid). A young girl caught wearing nail polish
punishment was cutting off all ten finger tips (Stewart 37). This is relatively light punishment in
comparison to many of the Taliban s extreme punishments. During soccer games half time shows
they would punish what they considered serious offenders. They would take a women, one usually
caught without a male companion, bury her to where you could only see her head and stone her
until her brain swelled so much that it killed her. A slow painful death the Taliban said she
deserved. This occurrence became common throughout Afghanistan during the Taliban rule. While
almost every other recreational activity was banned during this period, including even kite flying,
going to see
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Unnatural Cause Summary
This video episode of Unnatural Causes was concerned with how the health of newly arrived
Mexican immigrants diminished as a function of them spending an increasing amount of time in
America. It was initially pointed out that when they first arrived in this country, their overall health
was better than most Americans, but within a generation, their healthwould deteriorate towards the
norm in America due to the influence of inherent social pressures (Unnatural Causes, 2008). A
couple of hypothetical reasons were then presented in order to explain why this might happen and
then one of these was expounded upon for the majority of the video.
First, it was suggested that the new immigrants to America generally arrive in a superior state of
physical
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This video episode of Unnatural Causes was concerned with how the health of newly arrived
Mexican immigrants diminished as a function of them spending an increasing amount of time in
America. It was initially pointed out that when they first arrived in this country, their overall health
was better than most Americans, but within a generation, their healthwould deteriorate towards the
norm in America due to the influence of inherent social pressures (Unnatural Causes, 2008). A
couple of hypothetical reasons were then presented in order to explain why this might happen and
then one of these was expounded upon for the majority of the video.
First, it was suggested that the new immigrants to America generally arrive in a superior state of
physical
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Leading Change Is Never Easy
Leading change is never easy. Many individuals want to reach their goals fast, but the process of
change takes time. It needs patience, persistence and learning from mistakes (MarhГ ЎnkovГ Ў,
2010). The centre for the aging needs a change in the activities that take place. Currently, the events
that are scheduled in the center are not serving the purpose they should. The members feel that they
do not personally associate with the events like bingo, trivia, and reading the newspaper. The
individuals needto have a sense of belonging, and the right activities will helpthem with their
socialization. As the director of activities, I have developed a vision statement for the change that I
want to implement in the center. The vision statement is;... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There needs to be a variety of activities and not just the three that are currently being offered. The
range gives the members an array of activities to choose from, and they can go for one they love
and not just engage in an activity because it is the only one available. The staff members will have
an easier job because the patron will be occupied and happy with the new events, which means that
the staff is not so engrossed in what is happening with the patrons.
The theories of aging especially disengagement, modernization, and activity theories emphasize
on the importance of the social aspect in those who are aging (Charles, Carstensen, 2010). The
members have had to change their lives and have lost some roles they used to undertake
especially now that they are at the center. Provision of other social activities means that the
individuals can get a replacement for the roles they have lost by being away from their homes and
families (Jin, 2010). These activities will help establish a positive sense of self because they feel
useful, and it usually matters to them that they can still engage in such activities. The change will
ensure that the seniors are able to develop a positive self concept because they will feel useful. The
change will also help them develop a sense of belonging because they will be engaging in an
activity of their choice, which means it is something they love doing. They will also socialize with
each
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Leading change is never easy. Many individuals want to reach their goals fast, but the process of
change takes time. It needs patience, persistence and learning from mistakes (MarhГ ЎnkovГ Ў,
2010). The centre for the aging needs a change in the activities that take place. Currently, the events
that are scheduled in the center are not serving the purpose they should. The members feel that they
do not personally associate with the events like bingo, trivia, and reading the newspaper. The
individuals needto have a sense of belonging, and the right activities will helpthem with their
socialization. As the director of activities, I have developed a vision statement for the change that I
want to implement in the center. The vision statement is;... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There needs to be a variety of activities and not just the three that are currently being offered. The
range gives the members an array of activities to choose from, and they can go for one they love
and not just engage in an activity because it is the only one available. The staff members will have
an easier job because the patron will be occupied and happy with the new events, which means that
the staff is not so engrossed in what is happening with the patrons.
The theories of aging especially disengagement, modernization, and activity theories emphasize
on the importance of the social aspect in those who are aging (Charles, Carstensen, 2010). The
members have had to change their lives and have lost some roles they used to undertake
especially now that they are at the center. Provision of other social activities means that the
individuals can get a replacement for the roles they have lost by being away from their homes and
families (Jin, 2010). These activities will help establish a positive sense of self because they feel
useful, and it usually matters to them that they can still engage in such activities. The change will
ensure that the seniors are able to develop a positive self concept because they will feel useful. The
change will also help them develop a sense of belonging because they will be engaging in an
activity of their choice, which means it is something they love doing. They will also socialize with
each
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Mexican Quilt
The Case of the Mexican Crazy Quilt: Linderman Industries 1. Was Linderman Industries
adoption of project organization an appropriate one for getting the Mexican subsidiary started? 2.
In consideration of Robert Linderman s letting the division managers know the project manager
would be asking for some of their key people, why would Conway have any difficulty in getting
the ones he wanted? 3. Would you expect that many people would turn down a chance to join a
project organization, as Bert Mill did? 4. Why would Conway take his problem with the
engineering vice president to Linderman and have it resolved in his favor, yet back down in two
disputes with the manufacturing vice president? 5. What could Linderman Industries... Show more
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The notice, however, did not offer an insight as to which employees would be taken for the
project. Consequently, it is possible that the managers were not in a position to make necessary
arrangements to cater for the departure of their team members. The impact on the divisions were,
therefore, felt once the selection has been made thus, leading to negative reactions from the
division heads. Joining a Project Organization Would you expect that many people would turn
down a chance to join a project organization, as Bert Mill did? Most people would contend that
no one would turn down a special job opportunity when it arises. I highly support this notion and
accordingly, I would not expect people to turn down a chance to doing a project organization as
exhibited by Bert Mill. This is because such chances are rare and far between. Furthermore, the
chance of joining the project organization provides employees with an opportunity for him to
develop his experience. Project organization provides employees with an opportunity to develop
their management and planning skills (Turner, 2009). Employees are, therefore, exposed to new
skills that would be of great benefit to them in building their careers. This justification is enough to
make anyone take the position that Mill was offered in the project organization. Employees make
various considerations before making choices concerning job placements and may give various
reasons to justify their refusal of
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The Case of the Mexican Crazy Quilt: Linderman Industries 1. Was Linderman Industries
adoption of project organization an appropriate one for getting the Mexican subsidiary started? 2.
In consideration of Robert Linderman s letting the division managers know the project manager
would be asking for some of their key people, why would Conway have any difficulty in getting
the ones he wanted? 3. Would you expect that many people would turn down a chance to join a
project organization, as Bert Mill did? 4. Why would Conway take his problem with the
engineering vice president to Linderman and have it resolved in his favor, yet back down in two
disputes with the manufacturing vice president? 5. What could Linderman Industries... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The notice, however, did not offer an insight as to which employees would be taken for the
project. Consequently, it is possible that the managers were not in a position to make necessary
arrangements to cater for the departure of their team members. The impact on the divisions were,
therefore, felt once the selection has been made thus, leading to negative reactions from the
division heads. Joining a Project Organization Would you expect that many people would turn
down a chance to join a project organization, as Bert Mill did? Most people would contend that
no one would turn down a special job opportunity when it arises. I highly support this notion and
accordingly, I would not expect people to turn down a chance to doing a project organization as
exhibited by Bert Mill. This is because such chances are rare and far between. Furthermore, the
chance of joining the project organization provides employees with an opportunity for him to
develop his experience. Project organization provides employees with an opportunity to develop
their management and planning skills (Turner, 2009). Employees are, therefore, exposed to new
skills that would be of great benefit to them in building their careers. This justification is enough to
make anyone take the position that Mill was offered in the project organization. Employees make
various considerations before making choices concerning job placements and may give various
reasons to justify their refusal of
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Sexism In America Today
The article I read was You re Sexist. And So Am I from USA Today. This article went into
discussing how everyone has internalized sexism, believing in sexism in their head, whether
they like to believe it or not. This is because society teaches people norms that women must
follow in order for them to be respected. As we have discussed in class, this is the idea of
subjectivity because all of these social codes are predetermined and that makes them very difficult
to change. One example of this was in the article when it talked about how women often chose
their careers around them someday becoming mothers. Women are expected to have children and
then take time off from work to raise their children. No one believes that men should be expected
to stay at home and raise children because it is not the societal norm. Therefore when a woman
chooses a career around impending motherhood, she is falling into subjectivity.... Show more
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An important aspect of this is how many women are being sexually objectified. The article said that
this is one way women internalized sexism because they believe if they do not wear promiscuous
clothing that they are safe from sexual predators. However, no women would flat out say another
woman was assaulted due to her clothing, they are often thinking about their own clothing choices
if they were in that situation. Furthermore, the article does talk about how women have made
strides towards gender equality, but there is still sexism. Another aspect of SCWAMP discussed
in the article was property holding. The property, in this case, would be knowledge on how to be a
girl. This knowledge would be on things such as shaving your legs, makeup, and trendsetting
clothes. Since society believes that you are not a perfect women unless you follow the norms set
out for
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The article I read was You re Sexist. And So Am I from USA Today. This article went into
discussing how everyone has internalized sexism, believing in sexism in their head, whether
they like to believe it or not. This is because society teaches people norms that women must
follow in order for them to be respected. As we have discussed in class, this is the idea of
subjectivity because all of these social codes are predetermined and that makes them very difficult
to change. One example of this was in the article when it talked about how women often chose
their careers around them someday becoming mothers. Women are expected to have children and
then take time off from work to raise their children. No one believes that men should be expected
to stay at home and raise children because it is not the societal norm. Therefore when a woman
chooses a career around impending motherhood, she is falling into subjectivity.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
An important aspect of this is how many women are being sexually objectified. The article said that
this is one way women internalized sexism because they believe if they do not wear promiscuous
clothing that they are safe from sexual predators. However, no women would flat out say another
woman was assaulted due to her clothing, they are often thinking about their own clothing choices
if they were in that situation. Furthermore, the article does talk about how women have made
strides towards gender equality, but there is still sexism. Another aspect of SCWAMP discussed
in the article was property holding. The property, in this case, would be knowledge on how to be a
girl. This knowledge would be on things such as shaving your legs, makeup, and trendsetting
clothes. Since society believes that you are not a perfect women unless you follow the norms set
out for
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Application Of An Information Literacy Program
access to information in many different formats such as print, electronic, and visual as well as
instruction that fosters competence as well as interest in reading, viewing and using information.
The last component in accomplishing the mission statement is for the library teacher to collaborate
with other educators to design instruction to best meet the needs of the students A strong
information literacyprogram is essential when it comes to helping students be able to use
information effectively throughout their life. The focus of an information literacy program is not
merely to distribute information but should focus on the process of learning. In order to determine
if a program will help increase information literacy it is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(AASL, 2006) The other set of standards that guide the scope for the information literacy program
here in Utah are the Utah State Core Standards for the Library Media (grades 6 12). While there
are is some overlap between these two sets of standards they work together comprehensively to
cover all areas of information literacy. These standards are divided up into 3 clusters. The Utah
State Standards were designed to be taught through integration with other subject and content areas.
The three clusters include: Literacy: Reading Engagement
Literacy: Research and Information
Literacy: Media Engagement
Cluster one, reading engagement, focuses largely on promoting reading and creating lifelong
readers who read for enjoyment as well as out of need. It also includes using strategies to be able
to comprehend both recreational reading as well as informational texts. This cluster does a good
job of filling some of holes that appear in the AASL standards. The information and research strand
hones in on defining an information problem and identifying the information need. Some of the
indicators in this standard show that a learner can narrow or broaden an information search as well
as seek clarification from teachers and other resources. The third cluster, research and information
includes being able to identify, evaluate, and select sources. The indicators in this
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access to information in many different formats such as print, electronic, and visual as well as
instruction that fosters competence as well as interest in reading, viewing and using information.
The last component in accomplishing the mission statement is for the library teacher to collaborate
with other educators to design instruction to best meet the needs of the students A strong
information literacyprogram is essential when it comes to helping students be able to use
information effectively throughout their life. The focus of an information literacy program is not
merely to distribute information but should focus on the process of learning. In order to determine
if a program will help increase information literacy it is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(AASL, 2006) The other set of standards that guide the scope for the information literacy program
here in Utah are the Utah State Core Standards for the Library Media (grades 6 12). While there
are is some overlap between these two sets of standards they work together comprehensively to
cover all areas of information literacy. These standards are divided up into 3 clusters. The Utah
State Standards were designed to be taught through integration with other subject and content areas.
The three clusters include: Literacy: Reading Engagement
Literacy: Research and Information
Literacy: Media Engagement
Cluster one, reading engagement, focuses largely on promoting reading and creating lifelong
readers who read for enjoyment as well as out of need. It also includes using strategies to be able
to comprehend both recreational reading as well as informational texts. This cluster does a good
job of filling some of holes that appear in the AASL standards. The information and research strand
hones in on defining an information problem and identifying the information need. Some of the
indicators in this standard show that a learner can narrow or broaden an information search as well
as seek clarification from teachers and other resources. The third cluster, research and information
includes being able to identify, evaluate, and select sources. The indicators in this
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Traffic Congestion and the Pollution it Creates is...
According to the Toronto Environmental Office, vehicles are responsible for 35% of all
greenhouse gases (GHG) produced in Toronto (City of Toronto, 2011), and the Clean Air
Partnership estimates that idling in the GTHA wastes 90 million litres of fuel each year (ibid),
which further justifies the need to combat gridlockand traffic congestionwith effective government
policies. Air is a transboundary problem therefore no one jurisdiction, whether it is a municipality,
province, country or continent, can completely control the air in which its residents breathe in. In
addition, each have their own authority to uphold air quality for its residents but cannot control the
air pollutioncoming in from neighbouring provinces and countries.... Show more content on
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Cooperation will be key in combating decreasing air quality as a result of gridlock and traffic
congestion.
Although air quality falls under different jurisdictions and is subject to various laws and
regulations that cross municipal and provincial jurisdictions, municipal governments can exert
control, even with their limited powers, by creating bylaws that help increase the air quality in
Toronto. On top of creating bylaws within the city, the municipalities must ensure that they work
with the different levels of governments to pass worthwhile laws and regulations across the
province that will help reverse the decreasing air quality in the GTHA and in the province in
general. Traffic Congestion has been a problem for those living in the city and those commuting
to the city for years now. The Toronto Region Board of Trade (2013) points out how investing in
the regional transportation plan, also known as The Big Move, which was developed by the
Province s regional transportation agency Metrolinx, is key to improving roads and highways for
drivers across the GTHA (p. 2) and therefore decreasing the negative affects from gridlock and
traffic congestion. There a number of ways improvements can be made including, but not limited
to, investing in public transportation, improving intraregional bottlenecks (ibid.) and increasing
tickets and fines (Heisey, 2013, p. 2), along with many other important changes, all of which will
require legal action and political cooperation.
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According to the Toronto Environmental Office, vehicles are responsible for 35% of all
greenhouse gases (GHG) produced in Toronto (City of Toronto, 2011), and the Clean Air
Partnership estimates that idling in the GTHA wastes 90 million litres of fuel each year (ibid),
which further justifies the need to combat gridlockand traffic congestionwith effective government
policies. Air is a transboundary problem therefore no one jurisdiction, whether it is a municipality,
province, country or continent, can completely control the air in which its residents breathe in. In
addition, each have their own authority to uphold air quality for its residents but cannot control the
air pollutioncoming in from neighbouring provinces and countries.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Cooperation will be key in combating decreasing air quality as a result of gridlock and traffic
congestion.
Although air quality falls under different jurisdictions and is subject to various laws and
regulations that cross municipal and provincial jurisdictions, municipal governments can exert
control, even with their limited powers, by creating bylaws that help increase the air quality in
Toronto. On top of creating bylaws within the city, the municipalities must ensure that they work
with the different levels of governments to pass worthwhile laws and regulations across the
province that will help reverse the decreasing air quality in the GTHA and in the province in
general. Traffic Congestion has been a problem for those living in the city and those commuting
to the city for years now. The Toronto Region Board of Trade (2013) points out how investing in
the regional transportation plan, also known as The Big Move, which was developed by the
Province s regional transportation agency Metrolinx, is key to improving roads and highways for
drivers across the GTHA (p. 2) and therefore decreasing the negative affects from gridlock and
traffic congestion. There a number of ways improvements can be made including, but not limited
to, investing in public transportation, improving intraregional bottlenecks (ibid.) and increasing
tickets and fines (Heisey, 2013, p. 2), along with many other important changes, all of which will
require legal action and political cooperation.
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Importance Of Life Experiences In My Life
I have had a plethora of unique life experiences, many of which have happened in the last couple
years of my life. In the past three years I have traveled to Guatemala, all over Germany, and
Hawaii. During the summer of my freshman year of High School, I went on a missions trip to
Guatemala. My church took 10 boys, and 10 girls; we spent a total of a week in a small
impoverished town called . I believe that this trip allowed me, for the first time, to see, and be
enveloped in a new culture. During the trip I ate new foods, played new games, and learned
about the Guatemalan culture. I was able to spend time with all of the local kids, and learn how
to respect a new culture. Then, this last summer, I was able to take a part in a German Exchange
program with my school. After taking 3 years of German in High School, I was one of twenty
people selected to go on a three week long exchange program in Germany. The trip consisted of a
week traveling with the 20 people chosen to go. The other two weeks were spent living with my
host family and German partner. During my stay there I visited Berlin, Munich, Cologne, and
traveled to the Netherlands. This was another chance for me to experience a new culture, and to
further my German speaking skills. However, more importantly, it allowed me to make lifelong
friends in another part of the world. About a month after I got back from Germany, my family
went on a 12 day vacation to Hawaii. During my time there I had the opportunity to do a
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I have had a plethora of unique life experiences, many of which have happened in the last couple
years of my life. In the past three years I have traveled to Guatemala, all over Germany, and
Hawaii. During the summer of my freshman year of High School, I went on a missions trip to
Guatemala. My church took 10 boys, and 10 girls; we spent a total of a week in a small
impoverished town called . I believe that this trip allowed me, for the first time, to see, and be
enveloped in a new culture. During the trip I ate new foods, played new games, and learned
about the Guatemalan culture. I was able to spend time with all of the local kids, and learn how
to respect a new culture. Then, this last summer, I was able to take a part in a German Exchange
program with my school. After taking 3 years of German in High School, I was one of twenty
people selected to go on a three week long exchange program in Germany. The trip consisted of a
week traveling with the 20 people chosen to go. The other two weeks were spent living with my
host family and German partner. During my stay there I visited Berlin, Munich, Cologne, and
traveled to the Netherlands. This was another chance for me to experience a new culture, and to
further my German speaking skills. However, more importantly, it allowed me to make lifelong
friends in another part of the world. About a month after I got back from Germany, my family
went on a 12 day vacation to Hawaii. During my time there I had the opportunity to do a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Critical Points Of Current Knowledge
Review of Literature
A literature review is a text written by various authors to consider the critical points of current
knowledge including substantive findings, as well as theoretical and methodological contributions
to a particular topic. For any research work it is utmost important to create necessary theoretical
background. For this researcher mainly relied on the secondary information available in research
papers, books, business magazines, newspapers, survey reports of different companies etc. This
referring also helped in bringing about coherence in overall understanding of the area of study. In
this context a literature review through many international and national journals, books, magazines
and websites was under taken. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The research also makes it clear that improving RBS and the subsequent performance measurements
of readership and circulation must be a strategic imperative that has meaning and relevance to
everyone who works for the newspaper.
Mary Nesbitt and John Lavine in their research paper on Reinventing the Newspaper for Young
Adults in 2012 in their Research has shown that intensive implementation of the Readership
Institute s experience research can produce positive outcomes with a crucial audience. When
given a choice between traditional Newspaper and ad E paper content that has been intentionally
chosen and presented to improve their reading experience, young adult readers clearly and
strongly prefer the Traditional Newspaper. It was clear that there are many definite reasons to
choose Traditional Newspaper. Now its a time for newspapers and publishing houses to develop
and test a variety of approaches and use those experiences to increase the Readership.
Mary Nesbitt Steve Duke in their article about The Experience of Newspaper published in may
2008 The Experience of the research Paper was clearly a favourite over the other former research,
It was asked to the respondents to answer questions about various issues which interests in the
Newspaper which no other media s does. They had various areas of interest which
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Review of Literature
A literature review is a text written by various authors to consider the critical points of current
knowledge including substantive findings, as well as theoretical and methodological contributions
to a particular topic. For any research work it is utmost important to create necessary theoretical
background. For this researcher mainly relied on the secondary information available in research
papers, books, business magazines, newspapers, survey reports of different companies etc. This
referring also helped in bringing about coherence in overall understanding of the area of study. In
this context a literature review through many international and national journals, books, magazines
and websites was under taken. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The research also makes it clear that improving RBS and the subsequent performance measurements
of readership and circulation must be a strategic imperative that has meaning and relevance to
everyone who works for the newspaper.
Mary Nesbitt and John Lavine in their research paper on Reinventing the Newspaper for Young
Adults in 2012 in their Research has shown that intensive implementation of the Readership
Institute s experience research can produce positive outcomes with a crucial audience. When
given a choice between traditional Newspaper and ad E paper content that has been intentionally
chosen and presented to improve their reading experience, young adult readers clearly and
strongly prefer the Traditional Newspaper. It was clear that there are many definite reasons to
choose Traditional Newspaper. Now its a time for newspapers and publishing houses to develop
and test a variety of approaches and use those experiences to increase the Readership.
Mary Nesbitt Steve Duke in their article about The Experience of Newspaper published in may
2008 The Experience of the research Paper was clearly a favourite over the other former research,
It was asked to the respondents to answer questions about various issues which interests in the
Newspaper which no other media s does. They had various areas of interest which
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