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Essay On Environment For Kids
Writing an essay on the topic "Essay on Environment for Kids" might present a unique set of
challenges. First and foremost, it requires a delicate balance between simplicity and
informativeness to cater to the target audience, which, in this case, is kids. It involves breaking
down complex environmental concepts into easy-to-understand language without sacrificing
accuracy.
Furthermore, capturing the attention of children and maintaining their interest throughout the
essay can be quite challenging. The content needs to be engaging, perhaps incorporating colorful
visuals or relatable examples that resonate with a younger audience. Ensuring that the language
used is age-appropriate while conveying the importance of environmental awareness poses an
additional layer of complexity.
Crafting an essay for kids on environmental topics also involves considering the educational
aspect. The information should be educational and inspiring, encouraging kids to develop a sense
of responsibility towards their environment. Striking the right balance between educational
content and entertainment is crucial for a successful essay.
In conclusion, writing an essay on the environment for kids demands a thoughtful approach that
considers the unique needs of the audience. It requires creativity in presenting information,
maintaining engagement, and fostering a sense of responsibility. However, the ultimate goal is to
instill a love for the environment and a desire to protect it in the young minds.
If you find writing such essays challenging or time-consuming, it's worth noting that there are
resources available to help. Similar essays and much more can be ordered on HelpWriting.net ,
where professionals can assist in creating content tailored to specific requirements and audiences.
Essay On Environment For KidsEssay On Environment For Kids
Writing an essay on the topic "Essay on Environment for Kids" might present a unique set of
challenges. First and foremost, it requires a delicate balance between simplicity and
informativeness to cater to the target audience, which, in this case, is kids. It involves breaking
down complex environmental concepts into easy-to-understand language without sacrificing
accuracy.
Furthermore, capturing the attention of children and maintaining their interest throughout the
essay can be quite challenging. The content needs to be engaging, perhaps incorporating colorful
visuals or relatable examples that resonate with a younger audience. Ensuring that the language
used is age-appropriate while conveying the importance of environmental awareness poses an
additional layer of complexity.
Crafting an essay for kids on environmental topics also involves considering the educational
aspect. The information should be educational and inspiring, encouraging kids to develop a sense
of responsibility towards their environment. Striking the right balance between educational
content and entertainment is crucial for a successful essay.
In conclusion, writing an essay on the environment for kids demands a thoughtful approach that
considers the unique needs of the audience. It requires creativity in presenting information,
maintaining engagement, and fostering a sense of responsibility. However, the ultimate goal is to
instill a love for the environment and a desire to protect it in the young minds.
If you find writing such essays challenging or time-consuming, it's worth noting that there are
resources available to help. Similar essays and much more can be ordered on HelpWriting.net ,
where professionals can assist in creating content tailored to specific requirements and audiences.
Essay On Environment For KidsEssay On Environment For Kids
Character Of Baby Kochamma
Navomi Ipe, otherwise known as Baby Kochamma, is an antagonist in the novel.
Growing up in a traditional family, she developed a strong belief that their
practices, the caste and marriage, are correct and are meant to be followed, strictly.
A materialistic and selfish person but a smart one. Shaped by tradition, Baby
Kochamma dislikes Ammu and her children as it is implied in this line words could
not describe Baby Kochamma s outrage. (22). Most of the timetaking glee on their
unhappiness. Described as young, slender, and attractive when she was 18 years old,
an honest child. Man less woman just like Ammu but a difference in perspective.
Baby Kochamma accepted her fate while Ammu quarreling with a fate (22). Ammu
had done what she couldn t... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He is a well educated man, fat, lazy, with a hearty laugh. He still loves his ex wife,
a caring man he was, he invited them to his home. Chacko studied in Oxford as a
scholar, had been a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford (18), he s a well educated man.
When I read the book, I thought that he could be a father like figure for Rahel and
Estha. Full of knowledge, he has what Ammu called them his Oxford Moods. (26).
In the first 30 40 pages of the novel, he was spouting words with deep meaning,
philosophical, enchanting. It attracted the twins, listening to him for his next
words. And he hardly got angry with the twins. He doesn t express any kind of
hatred or dislike for his sister or his niece. This shows that he has a different point
of view than Baby Kochamma or Mammachi. However, though he does not act like
it, He said that Ammu and Estha and Rahel were millstones around his neck. (41).
Whether it was due to their fight or it is what he thinks, the thought of him being a
father like figure disappeared. He interacted with the characters in the novel with a
certain level of respect. He treated a paravan like Velutha with importance as he
was skilled as can be seen in this line He s invaluable. (131) though he still has
prejudice against those in the lower caste. A sign that he is more open minded than
others, he cares not whether he is a paravan or not. It is apparent in I think you owe
my wife an apology,
Navomi Ipe, otherwise known as Baby Kochamma, is an antagonist in the novel.
Growing up in a traditional family, she developed a strong belief that their
practices, the caste and marriage, are correct and are meant to be followed, strictly.
A materialistic and selfish person but a smart one. Shaped by tradition, Baby
Kochamma dislikes Ammu and her children as it is implied in this line words could
not describe Baby Kochamma s outrage. (22). Most of the timetaking glee on their
unhappiness. Described as young, slender, and attractive when she was 18 years old,
an honest child. Man less woman just like Ammu but a difference in perspective.
Baby Kochamma accepted her fate while Ammu quarreling with a fate (22). Ammu
had done what she couldn t... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He is a well educated man, fat, lazy, with a hearty laugh. He still loves his ex wife,
a caring man he was, he invited them to his home. Chacko studied in Oxford as a
scholar, had been a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford (18), he s a well educated man.
When I read the book, I thought that he could be a father like figure for Rahel and
Estha. Full of knowledge, he has what Ammu called them his Oxford Moods. (26).
In the first 30 40 pages of the novel, he was spouting words with deep meaning,
philosophical, enchanting. It attracted the twins, listening to him for his next
words. And he hardly got angry with the twins. He doesn t express any kind of
hatred or dislike for his sister or his niece. This shows that he has a different point
of view than Baby Kochamma or Mammachi. However, though he does not act like
it, He said that Ammu and Estha and Rahel were millstones around his neck. (41).
Whether it was due to their fight or it is what he thinks, the thought of him being a
father like figure disappeared. He interacted with the characters in the novel with a
certain level of respect. He treated a paravan like Velutha with importance as he
was skilled as can be seen in this line He s invaluable. (131) though he still has
prejudice against those in the lower caste. A sign that he is more open minded than
others, he cares not whether he is a paravan or not. It is apparent in I think you owe
my wife an apology,
Mexican War Research Paper
The United States was a swiftly growing country. It was not a perfect country by
any means, but it was learning and amending its flaws, bit by bit. It had a lot on its
agenda without adding another war to it. So, I believe that the Mexicans had
provoked the war and the United States was simply defending its citizens. Many of
the American wanted to expand west toward the Pacific Northwest, believing that it
was their manifest destiny. However, most of the west was Mexican territory, and
the Americans saw no way of occupying Mexican land. Luckily, at the time, the
Mexicans were also looking for people to settle in their lands, so they invited
Americans to settle in Texas. Americans moved into the land, and soon the ratio of
Americans to Mexicans increased, and with it increased the tensions. The Americans
and Mexicans had many differences and each wanted different rights for its people.
Texas fought for independence from Mexicoand won in 1836, making itself an
independent republic. Texas, now, sought to be annexed into the United Statesas a
slave state, but since that would upset the balance of slave states versus non slave
states,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She (Mexico) has proclaimed that hostilities have commenced, and that the two
nations are now at war. (Polk; Message to Congress) this proves that the Americans
were justified to go to war against Mexico and that Mexicans had provoked them to
fight. Although, Texas was, at the time, not a part of the States, Polk sent the
American army to fight in its defense, because Polk believed that America always
had her citizens backs, no matter whose land they may be on. As Polk says, in his
1845 Inaugural Address, The world beholds the peaceful triumphs of the industry of
our (American) emigrants. To us belongs the duty of protecting them adequately
wherever they may be upon our
The United States was a swiftly growing country. It was not a perfect country by
any means, but it was learning and amending its flaws, bit by bit. It had a lot on its
agenda without adding another war to it. So, I believe that the Mexicans had
provoked the war and the United States was simply defending its citizens. Many of
the American wanted to expand west toward the Pacific Northwest, believing that it
was their manifest destiny. However, most of the west was Mexican territory, and
the Americans saw no way of occupying Mexican land. Luckily, at the time, the
Mexicans were also looking for people to settle in their lands, so they invited
Americans to settle in Texas. Americans moved into the land, and soon the ratio of
Americans to Mexicans increased, and with it increased the tensions. The Americans
and Mexicans had many differences and each wanted different rights for its people.
Texas fought for independence from Mexicoand won in 1836, making itself an
independent republic. Texas, now, sought to be annexed into the United Statesas a
slave state, but since that would upset the balance of slave states versus non slave
states,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She (Mexico) has proclaimed that hostilities have commenced, and that the two
nations are now at war. (Polk; Message to Congress) this proves that the Americans
were justified to go to war against Mexico and that Mexicans had provoked them to
fight. Although, Texas was, at the time, not a part of the States, Polk sent the
American army to fight in its defense, because Polk believed that America always
had her citizens backs, no matter whose land they may be on. As Polk says, in his
1845 Inaugural Address, The world beholds the peaceful triumphs of the industry of
our (American) emigrants. To us belongs the duty of protecting them adequately
wherever they may be upon our
The Case Of Buffalo For Real
The narrative that gets told about a city influences public policies, economic
development initiatives, and even civic morale and engagement. For example, in the
case of Buffalo, pervasive myths about high property tax rates have influenced the
public s perception about the funding of public programs and fed the desire for
irresponsible tax cuts. Similarly, stories that fail to acknowledge issues of poverty,
inequality, and segregation marginalize certain groups and hinder constructive
dialogue on how to fix these issues. Many of the solutions previously proposed to
make Buffalo prosper, assumed that the city was in dire straits. While it is true that
Buffalo had been hit by hard times, haphazard attempts at economic developments
only exasperated... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2010, the poverty rate was 29.6% and the unemployment rate is currently 12.4%.
In addition, most of the poverty is concentrated on the west side and the east side.
These issues have been compounded by a dwindling population as many choose to
avoid the inner city poverty in favor of living in the surrounding suburbs. With that
being said, Buffalo has many underutilized or unrecognized resources. First, Buffalo
has access to the Great Lakes. As water scarcity becomes a more pressing issue, the
Great Lakes will become an even more valuable resource. Buffalo needs to
recognize the value of this resource and stop dumping raw sewage into the water.
Second, the city is located near Niagara Falls, one of the biggest tourist attractions in
the world. The only problem is that Buffalo doesn t have as many attractions to keep
tourist in the area for a longer period. Also, its rich past has endowed it with
magnificent architecture and historic landmarks. By accentuating these locations,
Buffalo could increase its tourism traffic. The economic situation in Buffalo has been
bleak, but its proximity to Toronto could lead to a resurgence if the city s prime
location is utilized. By taking stock of the resources that it has at its disposal, Buffalo
can change the narrative about its future
The narrative that gets told about a city influences public policies, economic
development initiatives, and even civic morale and engagement. For example, in the
case of Buffalo, pervasive myths about high property tax rates have influenced the
public s perception about the funding of public programs and fed the desire for
irresponsible tax cuts. Similarly, stories that fail to acknowledge issues of poverty,
inequality, and segregation marginalize certain groups and hinder constructive
dialogue on how to fix these issues. Many of the solutions previously proposed to
make Buffalo prosper, assumed that the city was in dire straits. While it is true that
Buffalo had been hit by hard times, haphazard attempts at economic developments
only exasperated... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2010, the poverty rate was 29.6% and the unemployment rate is currently 12.4%.
In addition, most of the poverty is concentrated on the west side and the east side.
These issues have been compounded by a dwindling population as many choose to
avoid the inner city poverty in favor of living in the surrounding suburbs. With that
being said, Buffalo has many underutilized or unrecognized resources. First, Buffalo
has access to the Great Lakes. As water scarcity becomes a more pressing issue, the
Great Lakes will become an even more valuable resource. Buffalo needs to
recognize the value of this resource and stop dumping raw sewage into the water.
Second, the city is located near Niagara Falls, one of the biggest tourist attractions in
the world. The only problem is that Buffalo doesn t have as many attractions to keep
tourist in the area for a longer period. Also, its rich past has endowed it with
magnificent architecture and historic landmarks. By accentuating these locations,
Buffalo could increase its tourism traffic. The economic situation in Buffalo has been
bleak, but its proximity to Toronto could lead to a resurgence if the city s prime
location is utilized. By taking stock of the resources that it has at its disposal, Buffalo
can change the narrative about its future
Montag Changes In Fahrenheit 451
Guy Montag is an ever evolving character in Fahrenheit 451. Montag is a very
complex character who goes through many different changes throughout the story.
According to Student s Encyclopedia of American Characters, Montag is a complex
character who undergoes significant changes during the course of the novel(Students
Encyclopedia of American Characters 1). This proves that Montag is a dynamic
character who goes through many different challenges and changes in this book. At
the beginning of the book, Montag just lives his normal life like he has for many
years before. At first, Montag is just a normal fireman, At the beginning of the novel,
Montag is an extension of the government, performing his duty as a fireman: burning
books (Student s... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this book, books start becoming simpler as time goes on and people start
reading less and less. For example, More cartoons in books. More pictures. The min
drinks less and less (Bradbury 54). According to Bradbury, books became simpler
and people read less and less. The government tries to limit the individuality and
knowledge of people. A good example of censorship is, Bradbury s novel features
the censorship of books most prominently buy also describes a world that limits
individuality, freedom of thought, and creativity (Student s Encyclopedia of
Great American Writer 1). This is a good example of how the government tries to
deprive the citizens of knowledge and individuality. Another reason for censorship
is because of how easily offended some people are. Many citizens have become easily
offended by certain things for no apparent reason, Clara, what s wrong? I I sobbed
Mrs. Phelps, I don t know don t know, I just don t know, oh, oh... (Bradbury 97).
This was after Montag had read a piece of poetry and Mrs. Phelps started crying for
reasons she didn t even know. In conclusion, in the book Fahrenheit 451, the
government tries to limit the individuality of people and many people are offended to
easily from certain
Guy Montag is an ever evolving character in Fahrenheit 451. Montag is a very
complex character who goes through many different changes throughout the story.
According to Student s Encyclopedia of American Characters, Montag is a complex
character who undergoes significant changes during the course of the novel(Students
Encyclopedia of American Characters 1). This proves that Montag is a dynamic
character who goes through many different challenges and changes in this book. At
the beginning of the book, Montag just lives his normal life like he has for many
years before. At first, Montag is just a normal fireman, At the beginning of the novel,
Montag is an extension of the government, performing his duty as a fireman: burning
books (Student s... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this book, books start becoming simpler as time goes on and people start
reading less and less. For example, More cartoons in books. More pictures. The min
drinks less and less (Bradbury 54). According to Bradbury, books became simpler
and people read less and less. The government tries to limit the individuality and
knowledge of people. A good example of censorship is, Bradbury s novel features
the censorship of books most prominently buy also describes a world that limits
individuality, freedom of thought, and creativity (Student s Encyclopedia of
Great American Writer 1). This is a good example of how the government tries to
deprive the citizens of knowledge and individuality. Another reason for censorship
is because of how easily offended some people are. Many citizens have become easily
offended by certain things for no apparent reason, Clara, what s wrong? I I sobbed
Mrs. Phelps, I don t know don t know, I just don t know, oh, oh... (Bradbury 97).
This was after Montag had read a piece of poetry and Mrs. Phelps started crying for
reasons she didn t even know. In conclusion, in the book Fahrenheit 451, the
government tries to limit the individuality of people and many people are offended to
easily from certain
Role Of Managing Non Performing Assets On Scheduled...
Role of recovery channels in managing Non Performing Assets in Scheduled
Commercial Banks CH.V.RAMA KRISHNA RAO*, Dr. KRISHNA BANANA**
M.B.A.,M.Com.,M.Phil.UGC NET,AP SET,Ph.D* M.com, Mphil, Ph.D. * Research
Scholar (ANU), Asst. Professor, Dept. of Business Administration, St. Ann s College
Of Engineering Technology: Chirala 523187, A.P.Ph:09985287778
Email:[email protected] ** Asst. Professor,Dept. Of Commerce Bus.
Admn., Acharya Nagajuna University Ongole Campus, Ongole, Prakasam(dt.), A.P,
India. Ph: 8500330314, 9676375705 Email:[email protected] Abstract
The issue of Non Performing Assets (NPA), the root cause of the recent global
financial crisis has been drawing the attention of the policy makers and academician
s. The Indian banking system has undergone significant transformation following
financial sector reforms. It is adopting international best practices with a vision to
strengthen the banking sector. The Indian banking sector has been facing serious
problems of raising Non Performing Assets (NPAs). The NPAs growth has a direct
impact on profitability of banks. Several prudential and provisioning norms have
been introduced, and these are pressurizing banks to improve efficiency and trim
down NPAs to improve the financial health of the banks. In the background of these
developments, this study strives to examine the state of affair of the
Role of recovery channels in managing Non Performing Assets in Scheduled
Commercial Banks CH.V.RAMA KRISHNA RAO*, Dr. KRISHNA BANANA**
M.B.A.,M.Com.,M.Phil.UGC NET,AP SET,Ph.D* M.com, Mphil, Ph.D. * Research
Scholar (ANU), Asst. Professor, Dept. of Business Administration, St. Ann s College
Of Engineering Technology: Chirala 523187, A.P.Ph:09985287778
Email:[email protected] ** Asst. Professor,Dept. Of Commerce Bus.
Admn., Acharya Nagajuna University Ongole Campus, Ongole, Prakasam(dt.), A.P,
India. Ph: 8500330314, 9676375705 Email:[email protected] Abstract
The issue of Non Performing Assets (NPA), the root cause of the recent global
financial crisis has been drawing the attention of the policy makers and academician
s. The Indian banking system has undergone significant transformation following
financial sector reforms. It is adopting international best practices with a vision to
strengthen the banking sector. The Indian banking sector has been facing serious
problems of raising Non Performing Assets (NPAs). The NPAs growth has a direct
impact on profitability of banks. Several prudential and provisioning norms have
been introduced, and these are pressurizing banks to improve efficiency and trim
down NPAs to improve the financial health of the banks. In the background of these
developments, this study strives to examine the state of affair of the
Iceland s Impact On The Economy
. Iceland had a shorter, less severe recession after its banking crises than did
Ireland. The most prominent difference is their exchange rate regimes. Iceland s
flexible exchange rate allowed Icelandic government to come up with rapid
resolution of its banking crisis without bailing out creditors. Iceland s combination
of a flexible exchange rate and a policy of closing its failed banks appears to have
served the country well in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Banking crises in Iceland and Ireland came to a head at the height of the financial
crisis in September and October 2008. These countries took quite different
approaches in dealing with these difficulties. Ireland and Iceland are small island
countries with many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A substantial part of the expansion of the banks loan portfolios were loans
collateralized by Icelandic corporate stock. As a result, the value of Icelandic stock
was an important determinant of the value of the banks loans and, therefore, assets.
The value of shares rose and then peaked in mid July 2007. By July 2008, share
prices had fallen to less than half their value at the peak. This loss in collateral value
naturally called into question the probability of lenders being able to repay their loans.
The expansion of banking in Iceland reflected growth of both domestic and foreign
deposits. Banks in Iceland opened branch offices in the United Kingdom and the
Netherlands to gather deposits there. They also expanded by acquiring other
institutions.
The banks increased their funding by obtaining short term loans from other financial
institutions for example, money market funds in the United States. Such funding
from other financial intermediaries is often called wholesale funding. A risk of
wholesale funding is rollover risk lenders may decide not to roll over these short
term loans when they mature, especially if they become concerned about the
borrower s solvency.
At the time, Icelandic banks were acquiring funds in the United States, the United
Kingdom, and the euro area each with a different currency, and all with a different
currency than the Icelandic krГ іna. As a result of this borrowing in other currencies,
Icelandic banks were subject
. Iceland had a shorter, less severe recession after its banking crises than did
Ireland. The most prominent difference is their exchange rate regimes. Iceland s
flexible exchange rate allowed Icelandic government to come up with rapid
resolution of its banking crisis without bailing out creditors. Iceland s combination
of a flexible exchange rate and a policy of closing its failed banks appears to have
served the country well in the aftermath of the financial crisis.
Banking crises in Iceland and Ireland came to a head at the height of the financial
crisis in September and October 2008. These countries took quite different
approaches in dealing with these difficulties. Ireland and Iceland are small island
countries with many ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A substantial part of the expansion of the banks loan portfolios were loans
collateralized by Icelandic corporate stock. As a result, the value of Icelandic stock
was an important determinant of the value of the banks loans and, therefore, assets.
The value of shares rose and then peaked in mid July 2007. By July 2008, share
prices had fallen to less than half their value at the peak. This loss in collateral value
naturally called into question the probability of lenders being able to repay their loans.
The expansion of banking in Iceland reflected growth of both domestic and foreign
deposits. Banks in Iceland opened branch offices in the United Kingdom and the
Netherlands to gather deposits there. They also expanded by acquiring other
institutions.
The banks increased their funding by obtaining short term loans from other financial
institutions for example, money market funds in the United States. Such funding
from other financial intermediaries is often called wholesale funding. A risk of
wholesale funding is rollover risk lenders may decide not to roll over these short
term loans when they mature, especially if they become concerned about the
borrower s solvency.
At the time, Icelandic banks were acquiring funds in the United States, the United
Kingdom, and the euro area each with a different currency, and all with a different
currency than the Icelandic krГ іna. As a result of this borrowing in other currencies,
Icelandic banks were subject
Light and Dark in Joseph Conrad s Heart of Darkness
Essay...
Light and Dark in Heart of Darkness
Joseph Conrad s Heart of Darkness is a tragic tale of the white man s journey into
the African jungle. When we peel away the layers, however, a different journey is
revealed we venture into the soul of man, complete with the darkness of depravity as
well as the wonderful. In this essence Conrad uses this theme of light and darkness to
contrast the civilized European world with the savage African world in Heart of
Darkness.
As aforementioned, within Heart of Darkness, Conrad uses light and dark to
symbolize good and evil, respectively.
It is whiteness that is truly sinister and evil, for it symbolizes the immoral scramble
for loot by the unscrupulous and unfeeling Belgian traders ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As well as the obvious difference between the white and black, we can perhaps see
how the boy is trapped beneath and within white greed.
This leads me on to the struggle between the white people and the native tribes, which
plays into the next theme, that of light versus dark. From the very start, Marlow, the
main character, creates a sense of darkness.
At last, in its curved and imperceptible fall, the sun sank low, and from glowing
white changed to a dull red without rays and without heat, as if about to go out
suddenly, stricken to death by the touch of that gloom brooding over a crowd of men
(Conrad 28).
The use of imperceptible shows the way in which darkness falls without distinction,
it sneaks up on the reader and indeed the scene. The dull red is lifeless and without
energy and remains stagnant in its nature. Finally the use of the description, stricken
to death the finally notion of darkness at its worse is given.
Marlow s use of a modern city is the first glimpse of what he considers civilized and
more importantly, uncivilized. Marlow begins by speaking of the occupants of the
boat. He explains that the owner of the boat is an accountant and a lawyer. This fact
alludes to the idea of what might be considered civilized. Furthermore the discussion
he talks about the lights that are reflected in the water. This also creates the idea that
he considers himself and the passengers
Essay...
Light and Dark in Heart of Darkness
Joseph Conrad s Heart of Darkness is a tragic tale of the white man s journey into
the African jungle. When we peel away the layers, however, a different journey is
revealed we venture into the soul of man, complete with the darkness of depravity as
well as the wonderful. In this essence Conrad uses this theme of light and darkness to
contrast the civilized European world with the savage African world in Heart of
Darkness.
As aforementioned, within Heart of Darkness, Conrad uses light and dark to
symbolize good and evil, respectively.
It is whiteness that is truly sinister and evil, for it symbolizes the immoral scramble
for loot by the unscrupulous and unfeeling Belgian traders ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As well as the obvious difference between the white and black, we can perhaps see
how the boy is trapped beneath and within white greed.
This leads me on to the struggle between the white people and the native tribes, which
plays into the next theme, that of light versus dark. From the very start, Marlow, the
main character, creates a sense of darkness.
At last, in its curved and imperceptible fall, the sun sank low, and from glowing
white changed to a dull red without rays and without heat, as if about to go out
suddenly, stricken to death by the touch of that gloom brooding over a crowd of men
(Conrad 28).
The use of imperceptible shows the way in which darkness falls without distinction,
it sneaks up on the reader and indeed the scene. The dull red is lifeless and without
energy and remains stagnant in its nature. Finally the use of the description, stricken
to death the finally notion of darkness at its worse is given.
Marlow s use of a modern city is the first glimpse of what he considers civilized and
more importantly, uncivilized. Marlow begins by speaking of the occupants of the
boat. He explains that the owner of the boat is an accountant and a lawyer. This fact
alludes to the idea of what might be considered civilized. Furthermore the discussion
he talks about the lights that are reflected in the water. This also creates the idea that
he considers himself and the passengers
Legalizing Vlts Case Study
BRIEFING NOTES FOR THE MINISTER OF FINANCE
REINTRODUCING VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS (VLTS) INTO ONTARIO
The Purpose:
The purpose of this note is to inform the Minister and her policy community of Bill
75 Alcohol Gaming and Charity Funding Public Interest Act 1996 and the
amendments to the Gaming Control Act, 1992 to legalize video lottery terminals
(VLTs). Before re introducing VLTs into Ontario, it is critical to understand the
strategies and outcomes that led to its current legislation.
Current Situation:
After the snap election, the new PC Government is considering introducing VLTs into
Ontario to generate more non tax revenue. The current legislation gives exclusive
VLTs rights to race tracks. It is anticipated that there will be two major ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The race tracks: They will not give up its exclusive rights easily. If more of Ontario
had access to VLTS, race tracks will generate less revenue from VLTS.
2.Gambling addiction groups: Attempts to bring them on were unsuccessful when the
amendments were made to the Gaming Control Act. It is safe to assume these
organizations will oppose VLTs again.
Background:
The issue was framed to bring economic benefit to Ontario and eliminate illegal VLTs.
The economic benefits included: non tax revenue for the government, licensing fees
to municipalities, money for charity bingos and race tracks, employment in the
hospitality sector, and money for gambling addiction.
Alliances were formed with those who would benefit from the legalization of VLTS
and would lobby the government. This included associations involved in the
following industries: hotel and motels, brewers, food suppliers, video lottery
manufacturers and hospitality unions.
Recommended Next Steps:
A similar approach that led Bill 75 to legalize VLTs and gave exclusive rights to
race tracks has a history of success and a similar approach can be used again. The
race tracks may oppose in order to keep exclusive VLTS rights. They are aware of
the strategy that led to the success of Bill 75 and can create an effective counter
strategy to prevent the current government from succeeding in a similar fashion.
The first steps to take in re introducing VLTs is to approach the stakeholders who
supported VLTs in the past and have them vocalize their support towards extending
the rights outside of race
BRIEFING NOTES FOR THE MINISTER OF FINANCE
REINTRODUCING VIDEO LOTTERY TERMINALS (VLTS) INTO ONTARIO
The Purpose:
The purpose of this note is to inform the Minister and her policy community of Bill
75 Alcohol Gaming and Charity Funding Public Interest Act 1996 and the
amendments to the Gaming Control Act, 1992 to legalize video lottery terminals
(VLTs). Before re introducing VLTs into Ontario, it is critical to understand the
strategies and outcomes that led to its current legislation.
Current Situation:
After the snap election, the new PC Government is considering introducing VLTs into
Ontario to generate more non tax revenue. The current legislation gives exclusive
VLTs rights to race tracks. It is anticipated that there will be two major ... Show more
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The race tracks: They will not give up its exclusive rights easily. If more of Ontario
had access to VLTS, race tracks will generate less revenue from VLTS.
2.Gambling addiction groups: Attempts to bring them on were unsuccessful when the
amendments were made to the Gaming Control Act. It is safe to assume these
organizations will oppose VLTs again.
Background:
The issue was framed to bring economic benefit to Ontario and eliminate illegal VLTs.
The economic benefits included: non tax revenue for the government, licensing fees
to municipalities, money for charity bingos and race tracks, employment in the
hospitality sector, and money for gambling addiction.
Alliances were formed with those who would benefit from the legalization of VLTS
and would lobby the government. This included associations involved in the
following industries: hotel and motels, brewers, food suppliers, video lottery
manufacturers and hospitality unions.
Recommended Next Steps:
A similar approach that led Bill 75 to legalize VLTs and gave exclusive rights to
race tracks has a history of success and a similar approach can be used again. The
race tracks may oppose in order to keep exclusive VLTS rights. They are aware of
the strategy that led to the success of Bill 75 and can create an effective counter
strategy to prevent the current government from succeeding in a similar fashion.
The first steps to take in re introducing VLTs is to approach the stakeholders who
supported VLTs in the past and have them vocalize their support towards extending
the rights outside of race
Animalism in Mcteague
McTeague, or Animalism Unpublished The last decade of the twentieth century in
America saw a rise in programs for human s self betterment. A popular form of
betterment is that of the inner animal. Interest in Native American animal mysticism,
vision quests, and totem animals have increased dramatically in the past few years.
No forms of media have been spared; Calvin Klein s supermodels come on during
sitcom commercials to tell viewers they need to be a beast, or to get in touch with
their animal within. In the last decade of the nineteenth century, however, animalism
was viewed not as a method of self improvement but as the reprehensible side of
humanity that lingered beneath the surface, waiting for an opportune time to come...
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She experiences sexual arousal from McTeague s domination, and is hooked from the
first time. Her love is a deadly addiction; the drug eats away at her until she dies.
She stays with McTeague through the beatings, the chewings, and the verbal
abuse, always coming back for more because she likes it. Only when McTeague
irrevocably mutilates her does she leave him. She is proud of her bruises, happily
trading stories with Maria Macapa like teenage schoolgirls comparing their make
out sessions. Trina s sexual beast is never satisfied, always craving more and more
abuse; abuse that McTeague is more than willing to give her. Trina s other dark side
involves her extramarital affair with her fortune. The sheer luck of the lottery
winning changed the girl forever. The cash was never to be spent, only saved; a
noble, if not intelligent, plan. However, Trina s simple animal mind can not grasp
even this simple concept. She begins pilfering whatever money there is around the
house, keeping it in a sack in a box. Trina hoards everything, denying both her
husband and her mother necessary living money. She even sacrifices her own health,
buying three day old meat instead of fresh cuts. When she is out on her own, the
money becomes a surrogate drug; she no longer has access to the arousing abuse of
McTeague, but she begins sleeping with the
McTeague, or Animalism Unpublished The last decade of the twentieth century in
America saw a rise in programs for human s self betterment. A popular form of
betterment is that of the inner animal. Interest in Native American animal mysticism,
vision quests, and totem animals have increased dramatically in the past few years.
No forms of media have been spared; Calvin Klein s supermodels come on during
sitcom commercials to tell viewers they need to be a beast, or to get in touch with
their animal within. In the last decade of the nineteenth century, however, animalism
was viewed not as a method of self improvement but as the reprehensible side of
humanity that lingered beneath the surface, waiting for an opportune time to come...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She experiences sexual arousal from McTeague s domination, and is hooked from the
first time. Her love is a deadly addiction; the drug eats away at her until she dies.
She stays with McTeague through the beatings, the chewings, and the verbal
abuse, always coming back for more because she likes it. Only when McTeague
irrevocably mutilates her does she leave him. She is proud of her bruises, happily
trading stories with Maria Macapa like teenage schoolgirls comparing their make
out sessions. Trina s sexual beast is never satisfied, always craving more and more
abuse; abuse that McTeague is more than willing to give her. Trina s other dark side
involves her extramarital affair with her fortune. The sheer luck of the lottery
winning changed the girl forever. The cash was never to be spent, only saved; a
noble, if not intelligent, plan. However, Trina s simple animal mind can not grasp
even this simple concept. She begins pilfering whatever money there is around the
house, keeping it in a sack in a box. Trina hoards everything, denying both her
husband and her mother necessary living money. She even sacrifices her own health,
buying three day old meat instead of fresh cuts. When she is out on her own, the
money becomes a surrogate drug; she no longer has access to the arousing abuse of
McTeague, but she begins sleeping with the
How Does Emily Bronte s Use Of Mistaken Identity
Thesis: Through the use of mistaken identity, fallen man, and social status, Emily
BrontС‘ reflects upon the human s psychological state of mind in Wuthering Heights
thus expressing the conflict of ...
TS: In Wuthering Heights, the motif of mistaken identity is found multiple times
throughout the novel. It impacts the story as the reader can see how Heathcliff and
Catherine s relationship is harmful to one another.
CD: For example, when discussing with Nelly about her acceptance to Hareton s
proposal, Catherine tells Nelly that Heathcliff is more myself than I am. Whatever
our souls are made of, his and mine are the same (BrontС‘ 79).
CM: Through this quote , the reader can see how Catherine s infatuation with
Heathcliff is abusive to
Thesis: Through the use of mistaken identity, fallen man, and social status, Emily
BrontС‘ reflects upon the human s psychological state of mind in Wuthering Heights
thus expressing the conflict of ...
TS: In Wuthering Heights, the motif of mistaken identity is found multiple times
throughout the novel. It impacts the story as the reader can see how Heathcliff and
Catherine s relationship is harmful to one another.
CD: For example, when discussing with Nelly about her acceptance to Hareton s
proposal, Catherine tells Nelly that Heathcliff is more myself than I am. Whatever
our souls are made of, his and mine are the same (BrontС‘ 79).
CM: Through this quote , the reader can see how Catherine s infatuation with
Heathcliff is abusive to
Ford And Firestone Have Been Working Together For Over
100...
Ford and Firestone have been working together for over 100 years. Both companies
began working together when their founders build a friendship in the beginning of
the automotive revolution. Both companies were able to work together for many
years without to many problems. But in 2001 both companies ran into an ethical
dilemma that left both their reputations on the line. In 2001 Ford started selling
their Ford Explorer. Problems started to arise when the vehicle s tires tread
separated causing the vehicle to roll over. There was 203 deaths linked to this issue
as well as 700 injuries reported. When the problem came to light for both companies
instead of reacting to the problem they became on the offense for the... Show more
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Ford then fired right back by stating that Explorers that were equipped with other
tires were not running into the issues that the vehicles with Firestone tires were.
Each company was denying responsibility for their actions in this ethical concern.
Both companies acted unethically when it came to their actions. First Ford acted
unethically when it decided to ignore the engineer s remarks on how to lower the
roll over risk. Then they acted unethically again when they asked Firestone to
jeopardize the integrity of their tires to meet lean manufacturing requirements Ford
was trying to produce. Both companies should have stopped and notices that they
were violating their ethical duty to provide safe products for the consumers to buy.
Throughout this class we have learned about the different theories that surround
ethics. Utilitarianism theory is the one to make an action or a choice that creates
the most good for everyone involved (Boatright, 52). Considering the facts in this
case it seems that Ford made the choice to put the outcomes of their company
before the outcome that would create the most good. Based on the Utilitarianism
approach this would mean the Ford is the one to blame for all of the issues. Since
Ford produced the vehicle with the faulty tires it was their responsibility to test
those tires before the vehicle was placed for sale. Ford has a duty to people who
buys, drives, or
100...
Ford and Firestone have been working together for over 100 years. Both companies
began working together when their founders build a friendship in the beginning of
the automotive revolution. Both companies were able to work together for many
years without to many problems. But in 2001 both companies ran into an ethical
dilemma that left both their reputations on the line. In 2001 Ford started selling
their Ford Explorer. Problems started to arise when the vehicle s tires tread
separated causing the vehicle to roll over. There was 203 deaths linked to this issue
as well as 700 injuries reported. When the problem came to light for both companies
instead of reacting to the problem they became on the offense for the... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ford then fired right back by stating that Explorers that were equipped with other
tires were not running into the issues that the vehicles with Firestone tires were.
Each company was denying responsibility for their actions in this ethical concern.
Both companies acted unethically when it came to their actions. First Ford acted
unethically when it decided to ignore the engineer s remarks on how to lower the
roll over risk. Then they acted unethically again when they asked Firestone to
jeopardize the integrity of their tires to meet lean manufacturing requirements Ford
was trying to produce. Both companies should have stopped and notices that they
were violating their ethical duty to provide safe products for the consumers to buy.
Throughout this class we have learned about the different theories that surround
ethics. Utilitarianism theory is the one to make an action or a choice that creates
the most good for everyone involved (Boatright, 52). Considering the facts in this
case it seems that Ford made the choice to put the outcomes of their company
before the outcome that would create the most good. Based on the Utilitarianism
approach this would mean the Ford is the one to blame for all of the issues. Since
Ford produced the vehicle with the faulty tires it was their responsibility to test
those tires before the vehicle was placed for sale. Ford has a duty to people who
buys, drives, or
Pop Song Riptide
Riptide is an awesome indie folk and indie pop song with a fun riff, beachy feel,
steady tempo and very is unique to other songs. It was created by Vance Joy, who
had been working on the song for about four years. He started in 2008, and during
an interview, he had said, The words came to me without meaning, although a few
lyrics relate to his personal life, such as I was scared of dentists and the dark, I was
scared of pretty girls and starting conversations, where he was actually a shy kid,
but the he liked the literation dentists and the dark and thought it worked well.
Closest thing to Michelle Pfeiffer that you ve ever seen, was because he really likes
Michelle Pfeiffer, and cowboy running from himself was from the movie, Midnight
Cowboy. These lyrics, which seem to have no meaning, have actually became very
catchy, and could get stuck in your head for days. Some people have thought it...
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It was released in September 5, 2014, in Australia, and on September 9 worldwide.
The album had peaked at one in Australia, two in the US and in Canada, and 20 in
the UK. They have sold over 3,000,000 units over the span of three years since it
came out. This song has really stood out from other songs because of how people
can interpret the song their way. Some can think of the lyrics as just gibberish, but
others have believed it to be a story. One person thought of it as his best friend
became rich, left her, and now he is getting angry. Another thought it was a guy
writing a love song to a girl he wants to ask out. People can turn the song into
whatever they want it to mean, as there is so many ways that you can understand the
song, which makes it different. Riptide is a very interesting, fun song with great
melody, musical hook, intriguing lyrics, with a strong beat, and I highly recommend
this song to anyone who is interested in different, unique
Riptide is an awesome indie folk and indie pop song with a fun riff, beachy feel,
steady tempo and very is unique to other songs. It was created by Vance Joy, who
had been working on the song for about four years. He started in 2008, and during
an interview, he had said, The words came to me without meaning, although a few
lyrics relate to his personal life, such as I was scared of dentists and the dark, I was
scared of pretty girls and starting conversations, where he was actually a shy kid,
but the he liked the literation dentists and the dark and thought it worked well.
Closest thing to Michelle Pfeiffer that you ve ever seen, was because he really likes
Michelle Pfeiffer, and cowboy running from himself was from the movie, Midnight
Cowboy. These lyrics, which seem to have no meaning, have actually became very
catchy, and could get stuck in your head for days. Some people have thought it...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It was released in September 5, 2014, in Australia, and on September 9 worldwide.
The album had peaked at one in Australia, two in the US and in Canada, and 20 in
the UK. They have sold over 3,000,000 units over the span of three years since it
came out. This song has really stood out from other songs because of how people
can interpret the song their way. Some can think of the lyrics as just gibberish, but
others have believed it to be a story. One person thought of it as his best friend
became rich, left her, and now he is getting angry. Another thought it was a guy
writing a love song to a girl he wants to ask out. People can turn the song into
whatever they want it to mean, as there is so many ways that you can understand the
song, which makes it different. Riptide is a very interesting, fun song with great
melody, musical hook, intriguing lyrics, with a strong beat, and I highly recommend
this song to anyone who is interested in different, unique
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Private Universities
Do you prefer the public or the private university in Kuwait? This may be a critical
question for many students. Parents may fall under confusion to choose between to
enroll their kids in public or private universities. The parents try to compare the
advantages and the disadvantages of those types of universities and then they
outweigh these advantages and the disadvantages. After that parents choose the type
of universities for their kids. Although some parents may prefer public universities
for their free education, many may prefer private universities for their large
advantages including; smaller size than public state universities, and having a
reputation for being elite.
One of the most important advantages of private universities is ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Many people prefer to enroll their kids in the private universities to have better
employment in the future. Also, there is a reputation that the private universities help
enter the professional and academic world. Graduates of private universities are
always preferred by any potential employers. This is because graduates of these
private universities are supposed to have better education. The private universities
tend to have competitive admissions processes than those of the public universities
(Ban, 2012). So, private universities keep a high degree of academic excellence and
they are reputed by this advantage. The private universities have their great prestige
so this helps graduates in the marketplace. The universities have positive weight in
the students minds of the future potential employers. The employers always like to
hire students graduated from private universities as they know that such universities
present highly qualified curricula. These private universities make students capable
of getting good jobs in the future. These private universities provide with effective
classroom resources as well as strong technology (Neil Kokemuller, 2014). So, the
private universities are more prestigious. This may depend highly on the university
itself. This can be an advantage for students if they began to seek jobs after their
graduation (Drinkworth, 2014)
Do you prefer the public or the private university in Kuwait? This may be a critical
question for many students. Parents may fall under confusion to choose between to
enroll their kids in public or private universities. The parents try to compare the
advantages and the disadvantages of those types of universities and then they
outweigh these advantages and the disadvantages. After that parents choose the type
of universities for their kids. Although some parents may prefer public universities
for their free education, many may prefer private universities for their large
advantages including; smaller size than public state universities, and having a
reputation for being elite.
One of the most important advantages of private universities is ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Many people prefer to enroll their kids in the private universities to have better
employment in the future. Also, there is a reputation that the private universities help
enter the professional and academic world. Graduates of private universities are
always preferred by any potential employers. This is because graduates of these
private universities are supposed to have better education. The private universities
tend to have competitive admissions processes than those of the public universities
(Ban, 2012). So, private universities keep a high degree of academic excellence and
they are reputed by this advantage. The private universities have their great prestige
so this helps graduates in the marketplace. The universities have positive weight in
the students minds of the future potential employers. The employers always like to
hire students graduated from private universities as they know that such universities
present highly qualified curricula. These private universities make students capable
of getting good jobs in the future. These private universities provide with effective
classroom resources as well as strong technology (Neil Kokemuller, 2014). So, the
private universities are more prestigious. This may depend highly on the university
itself. This can be an advantage for students if they began to seek jobs after their
graduation (Drinkworth, 2014)
Burj Khalif An Embodiment Of Islamic Architecture
Burj Khalifa is the largest megatall skyscraper in the world, standing at an astounding
828 meters (2716.5 feet). It serves as the centerpiece for downtown Dubai, one of the
seven emirates that make up its country, and was designed by Adrian Smith, then
representing Skidmore, Owings Merrill. It was under construction from January of
2004, until December of 2009, finally opening its doors on January 4th of 2010. The
building is an embodiment of Islamic architecture, incorporating both cultural and
historical elements of the region into the visage of the building. This style was
chosen very deliberately, meant to enrich the, at the time, recently developed
downtown Dubai. The building has since received widespread international attention
for various reasons. Some laud the records that the building shattered and the many
awards it has received, while others commend the manner in which it has elevated the
city of Dubai.
The Dubai government decided to build the Burj Khalifa as a way to diversify their
economic portfolio. Their economy had long been based solely on oil and they
decided that they wanted to generate more interest and international recognition for
Dubai, thus increasing tourism and overall improving the emirate s economy. The
skyscraper served its purpose and drew a lot of additional interest towards Dubai,
receiving many awards. For example, the Burj Khalifa is recognized as the tallest
existing, or ever built, free standing structure. It is also the building
Burj Khalifa is the largest megatall skyscraper in the world, standing at an astounding
828 meters (2716.5 feet). It serves as the centerpiece for downtown Dubai, one of the
seven emirates that make up its country, and was designed by Adrian Smith, then
representing Skidmore, Owings Merrill. It was under construction from January of
2004, until December of 2009, finally opening its doors on January 4th of 2010. The
building is an embodiment of Islamic architecture, incorporating both cultural and
historical elements of the region into the visage of the building. This style was
chosen very deliberately, meant to enrich the, at the time, recently developed
downtown Dubai. The building has since received widespread international attention
for various reasons. Some laud the records that the building shattered and the many
awards it has received, while others commend the manner in which it has elevated the
city of Dubai.
The Dubai government decided to build the Burj Khalifa as a way to diversify their
economic portfolio. Their economy had long been based solely on oil and they
decided that they wanted to generate more interest and international recognition for
Dubai, thus increasing tourism and overall improving the emirate s economy. The
skyscraper served its purpose and drew a lot of additional interest towards Dubai,
receiving many awards. For example, the Burj Khalifa is recognized as the tallest
existing, or ever built, free standing structure. It is also the building
Mary Rowlandson s Captivity Narrative, The Sovereignty
And...
Mary Rowlandson s captivity narrative, The Sovereignty and Goodness of God, and
Charles Brockden Brown s novel Edgar Huntly were both written during a time of
discovery, exploration, and the questioning of identity in America. The frontier was
considered the wild place of the unknown, and in these two works, the wilderness of
the frontier and characters of civilized society interact to form compelling stories.
Mary Rowlandsons narrative and Brown s novel Edgar Huntly both use the theme
of savagery, in which the world of the frontier enables self proclaimed civilized
people to rationalize savage behavior, showing that everyone has the capability of
savagery, and all have inner, dark impulses that are an inherent part of one s human...
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In another instance she consumed raw horse liver which she described in this
manner: I was forced to take the rest and eat it as it was, with the blood about my
mouth, and yet a savory bit it was to me; for to the hungry soul every bitter thing
was sweet (Rowlandson 68). Her description of eating the horse liver with the
image of the blood about her mouth is particularly savage and would normally by
associated only with the Native Americans. She attempts to justify her behavior
with her desperate hunger, and this further reveals the ability of the frontier to
create a world in which the civilized attempt to rationalize their own savage
behavior. After she later ate a piece of fawn so tender that she was able to eat the
bones as well as the flesh, Rowlandson relied upon her faith and credited God for
making the normally detestable food delicious to her. She portrays the food as a
gift from God when she states, I would tell the world what a blessing the Lord gave
to such mean food (Rowlandon 76). This also reveals Rowlandson s shifting
perspective in the narrative as to what is and is not considered savagery; At the
beginning of the novel, a Native American committing these same actions would
have been considered by Rowlandson to be the most barbarous heathen. Perhaps one
of Mary Rowlandon s most barbarous actions occurred during the eighteenth remove
when she stole a piece of horse meat from a child. Rowlandson describes the incident
And...
Mary Rowlandson s captivity narrative, The Sovereignty and Goodness of God, and
Charles Brockden Brown s novel Edgar Huntly were both written during a time of
discovery, exploration, and the questioning of identity in America. The frontier was
considered the wild place of the unknown, and in these two works, the wilderness of
the frontier and characters of civilized society interact to form compelling stories.
Mary Rowlandsons narrative and Brown s novel Edgar Huntly both use the theme
of savagery, in which the world of the frontier enables self proclaimed civilized
people to rationalize savage behavior, showing that everyone has the capability of
savagery, and all have inner, dark impulses that are an inherent part of one s human...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In another instance she consumed raw horse liver which she described in this
manner: I was forced to take the rest and eat it as it was, with the blood about my
mouth, and yet a savory bit it was to me; for to the hungry soul every bitter thing
was sweet (Rowlandson 68). Her description of eating the horse liver with the
image of the blood about her mouth is particularly savage and would normally by
associated only with the Native Americans. She attempts to justify her behavior
with her desperate hunger, and this further reveals the ability of the frontier to
create a world in which the civilized attempt to rationalize their own savage
behavior. After she later ate a piece of fawn so tender that she was able to eat the
bones as well as the flesh, Rowlandson relied upon her faith and credited God for
making the normally detestable food delicious to her. She portrays the food as a
gift from God when she states, I would tell the world what a blessing the Lord gave
to such mean food (Rowlandon 76). This also reveals Rowlandson s shifting
perspective in the narrative as to what is and is not considered savagery; At the
beginning of the novel, a Native American committing these same actions would
have been considered by Rowlandson to be the most barbarous heathen. Perhaps one
of Mary Rowlandon s most barbarous actions occurred during the eighteenth remove
when she stole a piece of horse meat from a child. Rowlandson describes the incident
The Princess Bride Essay
In the film, The Princess Bride, ; directed by Rob Reiner, Cary
Elwes plays a farmboy known as Westley during the Middle Ages.
Westley falls in love with Buttercup, played by Robin Wright, who lives upon the
land where he works. Buttercup also falls in love with
Westley, so he sets out to find his fortune so they can be married. A short time later,
Buttercup learns that Westley has been killed by pirates. The Prince of the land
chooses Buttercup to be his bride, regardless to her feelings. Before the marriage
takes place, Buttercup is kidnapped. Westley, disguised as a pirate in black, sees the
kidnapping occur and chases after Buttercup. He catches up and defeats all three of
the kidnappers using his strength, skill, and
smarts. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Westley showed that he made good choices many times. His first good choice was to
love Buttercup. He chose a girl that truly loved him in return. He also chose to trust
Inigo when he was climbing up the cliff. Westley chose not to kill Fezzik and Inigo.
This proved helpful in defeating Prince Humperdink and his army.
Buttercup couldn t see through people like Westley could. She trusted Prince
Humperdink when he asked her to make a deal with him. Humperdink, after telling
Buttercup that he was returning
Westley to his ship and really imprisoning him, tried to make a deal with Buttercup.
After seeing Buttercup, obviously unhappy, told
Buttercup to write four letters to Westley. He said that his four fastest ships would
carry the letters to Westley. If Westley still wanted to marry Buttercup, the prince
would allow that. But, if
Westley didn t come back, he asked Buttercup to think about marrying him instead.
Buttercup agreed with this. She didn t realize he was truly scum, until he made a
mistake and basically told her that he didn t send the ships. This was one of her poor
choices, trusting
Prince Humperdink.
Another choice she made was trusting in Westley to come and rescue her from the
Prince. This was a good choice, because Westley was dependable. The poor decision
was not trusting him through the end. Westley promised that nothing would keep
them apart. But
when
In the film, The Princess Bride, ; directed by Rob Reiner, Cary
Elwes plays a farmboy known as Westley during the Middle Ages.
Westley falls in love with Buttercup, played by Robin Wright, who lives upon the
land where he works. Buttercup also falls in love with
Westley, so he sets out to find his fortune so they can be married. A short time later,
Buttercup learns that Westley has been killed by pirates. The Prince of the land
chooses Buttercup to be his bride, regardless to her feelings. Before the marriage
takes place, Buttercup is kidnapped. Westley, disguised as a pirate in black, sees the
kidnapping occur and chases after Buttercup. He catches up and defeats all three of
the kidnappers using his strength, skill, and
smarts. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Westley showed that he made good choices many times. His first good choice was to
love Buttercup. He chose a girl that truly loved him in return. He also chose to trust
Inigo when he was climbing up the cliff. Westley chose not to kill Fezzik and Inigo.
This proved helpful in defeating Prince Humperdink and his army.
Buttercup couldn t see through people like Westley could. She trusted Prince
Humperdink when he asked her to make a deal with him. Humperdink, after telling
Buttercup that he was returning
Westley to his ship and really imprisoning him, tried to make a deal with Buttercup.
After seeing Buttercup, obviously unhappy, told
Buttercup to write four letters to Westley. He said that his four fastest ships would
carry the letters to Westley. If Westley still wanted to marry Buttercup, the prince
would allow that. But, if
Westley didn t come back, he asked Buttercup to think about marrying him instead.
Buttercup agreed with this. She didn t realize he was truly scum, until he made a
mistake and basically told her that he didn t send the ships. This was one of her poor
choices, trusting
Prince Humperdink.
Another choice she made was trusting in Westley to come and rescue her from the
Prince. This was a good choice, because Westley was dependable. The poor decision
was not trusting him through the end. Westley promised that nothing would keep
them apart. But
when
The Pros And Cons Of Coal Powerplants
powerplants usually add chlorine or other harmful chemicals to the water they use,
which means that these chemicals also get released back into the environment.
Another negative impact is the amount of energy being created. Most of heat used
for burning the coal and creating steam is wasted. Coal powerplants usually only
use 33 35% of the coals heat to create electricity. The rest of the heat gets released
into the atmosphere or absorbed by cooling water. This is negative as this sudden
influx of heat could affect the climate in that area, if not the world. If we have
millions of coalpower plants (Keep in mind it produces 41% of the electricity) than
whats not to say all that heat and other emission from the plants won t cause global
warming?
powerplants usually add chlorine or other harmful chemicals to the water they use,
which means that these chemicals also get released back into the environment.
Another negative impact is the amount of energy being created. Most of heat used
for burning the coal and creating steam is wasted. Coal powerplants usually only
use 33 35% of the coals heat to create electricity. The rest of the heat gets released
into the atmosphere or absorbed by cooling water. This is negative as this sudden
influx of heat could affect the climate in that area, if not the world. If we have
millions of coalpower plants (Keep in mind it produces 41% of the electricity) than
whats not to say all that heat and other emission from the plants won t cause global
warming?
The Negative Effects Of Gender Segregation In Schools
Not only can gender separate schools change individual s perception of their own
identity; they can also change the way one gender views another. In a segregated
environment, even with good intentions, children infer the groups differ in important
ways and develop biases. The study of Keener, Mehta and Strough (2013) examined
the association between gendersegregated peer preferences and sexism to find out if
there are negative consequences of gender segregation in schools . The researched
proved, В«sexism was related to gender segregated peer preferences at schoolВ» ,
especially В«that gender segregated peer preferences are associated with sexism
towards women during adolescence.В» (Keener et al, 2013, p.827 828) . This
finding proved that in gender segregated environment students can not learn from
each other, of their unique differences and, thus, are more prone to having
stereotyped attitudes towards another gender . Single sex schools cut off gender
communication and confine students to one sex while interacting between each
other is a part of human nature. Benjamin Carr (2016) wrote about another study
concerning gender separation and its link to bias development. This research
В«assigned children to novel social groups based on t shirt color in either
segregated or integrated summer school classroomsВ» and found out that children
segregated by t shirt color developed more in group bias than those who were
integrated (p. 561) . Segregation by the color of the t shirt
Not only can gender separate schools change individual s perception of their own
identity; they can also change the way one gender views another. In a segregated
environment, even with good intentions, children infer the groups differ in important
ways and develop biases. The study of Keener, Mehta and Strough (2013) examined
the association between gendersegregated peer preferences and sexism to find out if
there are negative consequences of gender segregation in schools . The researched
proved, В«sexism was related to gender segregated peer preferences at schoolВ» ,
especially В«that gender segregated peer preferences are associated with sexism
towards women during adolescence.В» (Keener et al, 2013, p.827 828) . This
finding proved that in gender segregated environment students can not learn from
each other, of their unique differences and, thus, are more prone to having
stereotyped attitudes towards another gender . Single sex schools cut off gender
communication and confine students to one sex while interacting between each
other is a part of human nature. Benjamin Carr (2016) wrote about another study
concerning gender separation and its link to bias development. This research
В«assigned children to novel social groups based on t shirt color in either
segregated or integrated summer school classroomsВ» and found out that children
segregated by t shirt color developed more in group bias than those who were
integrated (p. 561) . Segregation by the color of the t shirt
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) is a respiratory illness that can affect
anyone and is terrorizing the Middle East and other countries. It was previously
called Novel Coronavirus (nCoV). The illness affects the lungs and breathing
tubes. It is caused by a virus called the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
Coronavirus (MERS CoV). The disease was first spotted in Saudi Arabia sometime in
September 2012. However, MERS CoV was probably around long before 2012. This
illness is very different from other coronaviruses found in people. About 3 to 4 out
of every 10 people with MERS have died. Most patients who have died, had an
underlying medical condition. MERS is a very serious illness that everyone needs to
be aware of its presence (ECDC,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are two different kinds of lab tests, Molecular tests and Serology tests. A
Molecular test is looking for evidence of an active infection of MERS CoV.
Molecular tests are used to diagnose patients who are thought to be infected with
MERS CoV because of their symptoms. Real time reverse transcription polymerase
chain reaction (rRT PCR) assays are molecular tests that are used to find specific
RNA that come from the virus in a host s body. This test converts the viral RNA
into its DNA. After it is converted, you look at one of MERS CoV s DNAs and see
if it matches. If it does, this is a positive test and the patient is infected with MERS.
The success of the test depends on several things. These factors include the
experience of the lab workers, the environment (no contamination), and the condition
and type of the specimens being tested. When doing this test, multiple specimens
are recommended to get to best result. However, a serology test is used in a
different way. It is made to detect previous infection in patients may have had the
virus. To do this, the serology test looks for antibodies to MERS CoV. Antibodies are
proteins produced by the body s immune system to attack and kill viruses, bacteria,
and other microbes during infection. If the test finds antibodies to MERS CoV it
proves that the patient has previously been infected with the virus and now has an
immune response. It has one screening test and two confirmatory tests to find
antibodies to MERS CoV. The screening part is called enzyme linked immunosorbent
assay (ELIZA) and the confirmatory tests are called immunofluorescence assay (IFA)
and microneutralhzation assay to check for the positive result. (Middle East
Respiratory Syndrome,
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) is a respiratory illness that can affect
anyone and is terrorizing the Middle East and other countries. It was previously
called Novel Coronavirus (nCoV). The illness affects the lungs and breathing
tubes. It is caused by a virus called the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
Coronavirus (MERS CoV). The disease was first spotted in Saudi Arabia sometime in
September 2012. However, MERS CoV was probably around long before 2012. This
illness is very different from other coronaviruses found in people. About 3 to 4 out
of every 10 people with MERS have died. Most patients who have died, had an
underlying medical condition. MERS is a very serious illness that everyone needs to
be aware of its presence (ECDC,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are two different kinds of lab tests, Molecular tests and Serology tests. A
Molecular test is looking for evidence of an active infection of MERS CoV.
Molecular tests are used to diagnose patients who are thought to be infected with
MERS CoV because of their symptoms. Real time reverse transcription polymerase
chain reaction (rRT PCR) assays are molecular tests that are used to find specific
RNA that come from the virus in a host s body. This test converts the viral RNA
into its DNA. After it is converted, you look at one of MERS CoV s DNAs and see
if it matches. If it does, this is a positive test and the patient is infected with MERS.
The success of the test depends on several things. These factors include the
experience of the lab workers, the environment (no contamination), and the condition
and type of the specimens being tested. When doing this test, multiple specimens
are recommended to get to best result. However, a serology test is used in a
different way. It is made to detect previous infection in patients may have had the
virus. To do this, the serology test looks for antibodies to MERS CoV. Antibodies are
proteins produced by the body s immune system to attack and kill viruses, bacteria,
and other microbes during infection. If the test finds antibodies to MERS CoV it
proves that the patient has previously been infected with the virus and now has an
immune response. It has one screening test and two confirmatory tests to find
antibodies to MERS CoV. The screening part is called enzyme linked immunosorbent
assay (ELIZA) and the confirmatory tests are called immunofluorescence assay (IFA)
and microneutralhzation assay to check for the positive result. (Middle East
Respiratory Syndrome,
Components Of A Dynamic Driven Ngo
capacity building activities with the goal of educating, empowering, and creating
lasting change in a community. Alternative Measures: Efficiency and Effectiveness
and their frameworks Two categories of performance measurements are internal and
external indicators. The internal indicator is a measure of efficiency about the NGOs
need to gauge its funding, budgeting efficiency, expenses, and costs. The external
indicator is about the effectiveness that deals with the NGOs relationship with its
environment, including local NGOs. The chart on the following page illustrates the
components of two indicators. Although many indicators are available to NGOs,
their agenda still determines their preferred indicators. For example, a donor driven
NGO will pay more attention to the efficiency of its project. It can check for their
fundraising efficiency, financial transparency, programs/projects financial efficiency.
This internal indicator functions by following a logical framework. A log frame
comprises inputs, activities, outputs, immediate outcomes, intermediate outcomes,
and impact. A transformative driven NGO will focus on indicators of effectiveness
and applies an input impact framework that assesses inputs, activities, outputs,
outcomes, and impacts. A mandate driven NGO will focus on an indicator of
effectiveness. In doing so, it applies a common outcome framework that considers
program based measures (satisfaction and participation), community based measures
(community
capacity building activities with the goal of educating, empowering, and creating
lasting change in a community. Alternative Measures: Efficiency and Effectiveness
and their frameworks Two categories of performance measurements are internal and
external indicators. The internal indicator is a measure of efficiency about the NGOs
need to gauge its funding, budgeting efficiency, expenses, and costs. The external
indicator is about the effectiveness that deals with the NGOs relationship with its
environment, including local NGOs. The chart on the following page illustrates the
components of two indicators. Although many indicators are available to NGOs,
their agenda still determines their preferred indicators. For example, a donor driven
NGO will pay more attention to the efficiency of its project. It can check for their
fundraising efficiency, financial transparency, programs/projects financial efficiency.
This internal indicator functions by following a logical framework. A log frame
comprises inputs, activities, outputs, immediate outcomes, intermediate outcomes,
and impact. A transformative driven NGO will focus on indicators of effectiveness
and applies an input impact framework that assesses inputs, activities, outputs,
outcomes, and impacts. A mandate driven NGO will focus on an indicator of
effectiveness. In doing so, it applies a common outcome framework that considers
program based measures (satisfaction and participation), community based measures
(community
Cardiovascular Disease ( Cvd ) Is A Global Pandemic
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a global pandemic. Whereas CVD was once a
relatively minor disease, it has matured into the killer responsible for 30% of global
deaths each year1. Although its prevalence is high and its manifestation assumes the
forms of numerous diseases, many of those who suffer from CVD share a
commonality: high blood pressure2. By increasing the chances of stroke, congestive
heart disease, and heart failure, hypertensionis a major risk factor of CVD. As of the
year 2000, one billion of the world s population had hypertension, with the number
expected to rise to 1.56 billion by 20251. While countries still undergoing economic
development have the highest prevalence of hypertension, the Western world suffers
from it as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Salt Sensitivity Hypertension exists in various forms such as secondary, resistant, and
pseudo resistant. Whereas the pathogeneses of pseudo resistant and secondary
hypertension are known and treatable, the causes of resistant hypertension remain
elusive, making it the most troublesome of the three5. Resistant (also known as
idiopathic or essential) hypertension is a blood pressure exceeding 140/90 mm Hg
that refuses to drop despite being treated with three or more drugs (one of which is a
diuretic) at maximum doses. Obesity, increasing age, and kidney disease are
suspected of contributing to resistant hypertension, but the exact mechanisms remain
unclear6. Peaking the curiosity of researchers is that the most common factor in those
with resistant hypertension is excessive salt consumption5, leading to studies of how
salt intake affects blood pressure. When experimenting on single individuals,
researchers found a correlation between salt intake and blood pressure. But when
they tested this correlation in large populations, it diminished7. To account for this
discrepancy the theory of salt sensitivity was developed. For some individuals an
increase in salt intake raises their blood pressure, but for others the excess salt exerts
marginal effects on pressure. The former were dubbed salt sensitive (SS) and the
latter salt resistant (SR)8. The Pressure Natriuresis Curve To understand salt
sensitivity one must first understand sodium balance in an
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a global pandemic. Whereas CVD was once a
relatively minor disease, it has matured into the killer responsible for 30% of global
deaths each year1. Although its prevalence is high and its manifestation assumes the
forms of numerous diseases, many of those who suffer from CVD share a
commonality: high blood pressure2. By increasing the chances of stroke, congestive
heart disease, and heart failure, hypertensionis a major risk factor of CVD. As of the
year 2000, one billion of the world s population had hypertension, with the number
expected to rise to 1.56 billion by 20251. While countries still undergoing economic
development have the highest prevalence of hypertension, the Western world suffers
from it as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Salt Sensitivity Hypertension exists in various forms such as secondary, resistant, and
pseudo resistant. Whereas the pathogeneses of pseudo resistant and secondary
hypertension are known and treatable, the causes of resistant hypertension remain
elusive, making it the most troublesome of the three5. Resistant (also known as
idiopathic or essential) hypertension is a blood pressure exceeding 140/90 mm Hg
that refuses to drop despite being treated with three or more drugs (one of which is a
diuretic) at maximum doses. Obesity, increasing age, and kidney disease are
suspected of contributing to resistant hypertension, but the exact mechanisms remain
unclear6. Peaking the curiosity of researchers is that the most common factor in those
with resistant hypertension is excessive salt consumption5, leading to studies of how
salt intake affects blood pressure. When experimenting on single individuals,
researchers found a correlation between salt intake and blood pressure. But when
they tested this correlation in large populations, it diminished7. To account for this
discrepancy the theory of salt sensitivity was developed. For some individuals an
increase in salt intake raises their blood pressure, but for others the excess salt exerts
marginal effects on pressure. The former were dubbed salt sensitive (SS) and the
latter salt resistant (SR)8. The Pressure Natriuresis Curve To understand salt
sensitivity one must first understand sodium balance in an
How Lucky You Are Debi Alper Analysis
As a citizen in the Western modern world, you often forget how lucky you actually
are, and a lot of people, including myself, often take our gifted privileges and life
options for granted. The short story by Debi Alper called How Lucky You Are
(2010) has a critical of society opinion and focuses on how, especially the Western
world, appreciates and comprehends our lives. The topic is expressed through the
character, Max, where he experiences a crucial and simultaneously encounter with the
girl, Ishraqi, which turns out to be a life changing event. The main theme in the short
storyis about two different cultures, societies and ingratitude.
The short story surrounds the topic about how lucky most of us actually are and the
differences ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to characterize Max, his identity development is divided in 3 stages. 1st
stage of his identity development, describes the period, where he lived with both
his parents. This time last year, he d been full of enthusiasm for his new school..
(page 8, line 10). In the quote it clarifies, that Max was filled with spirit,
encouragement and enthusiasm for his new school and on the foundation of that,
you could arguably determine, that he was a happy boy. 2nd stage of his identity
development, it describes the period, where his father had abandon them. Besides,
Max was sixteen and was focused inwards, unaware of anyone else unless they
made a direct impact on him. (page 9, line 42). The quote describes the life of
Max, where he has lost his foundation of happiness and instead exchanged it with a
destructive path and developed a withdrawn personality concerning his
surroundings and his mom. 3rd stage of his identity development, happened when
he met the girl Ishraqi. Hey! I ve got an idea he said. How abou Ishraqi and I hang
out together? (page 10, line 94). The encounter with the immigrant girl, Ishraqi,
changed Max in a positive way. He was full of enjoyment, initiative and curious
about getting to know her better. On the ground of her life story, Max realized all the
good things in life, that he previously had taken for
As a citizen in the Western modern world, you often forget how lucky you actually
are, and a lot of people, including myself, often take our gifted privileges and life
options for granted. The short story by Debi Alper called How Lucky You Are
(2010) has a critical of society opinion and focuses on how, especially the Western
world, appreciates and comprehends our lives. The topic is expressed through the
character, Max, where he experiences a crucial and simultaneously encounter with the
girl, Ishraqi, which turns out to be a life changing event. The main theme in the short
storyis about two different cultures, societies and ingratitude.
The short story surrounds the topic about how lucky most of us actually are and the
differences ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In order to characterize Max, his identity development is divided in 3 stages. 1st
stage of his identity development, describes the period, where he lived with both
his parents. This time last year, he d been full of enthusiasm for his new school..
(page 8, line 10). In the quote it clarifies, that Max was filled with spirit,
encouragement and enthusiasm for his new school and on the foundation of that,
you could arguably determine, that he was a happy boy. 2nd stage of his identity
development, it describes the period, where his father had abandon them. Besides,
Max was sixteen and was focused inwards, unaware of anyone else unless they
made a direct impact on him. (page 9, line 42). The quote describes the life of
Max, where he has lost his foundation of happiness and instead exchanged it with a
destructive path and developed a withdrawn personality concerning his
surroundings and his mom. 3rd stage of his identity development, happened when
he met the girl Ishraqi. Hey! I ve got an idea he said. How abou Ishraqi and I hang
out together? (page 10, line 94). The encounter with the immigrant girl, Ishraqi,
changed Max in a positive way. He was full of enjoyment, initiative and curious
about getting to know her better. On the ground of her life story, Max realized all the
good things in life, that he previously had taken for
The Role of Belonging in Film and Print Essay
Belonging has many aspects several of which can be seen in the following texts.
The texts The Crucible ( TC ) by Arthur Miller, Rockstar by Nickelback and The
Pursuit of Happyness is a movie starring Will Smith display several different
aspects of belonging. The concept explored by Arthur Miller in TC is the conflict
between different groups and the ramifications of belonging to a group. Meanwhile
in Rockstar the composer explores the concept that people will wish to belong to
various groups and what extremes they are willing to go to in order to belong. On a
similar note, The Pursuit of Happynessexplores how people are willing to change
when they realize they don t belong.
TC is set in the town of Salem in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout the play, Proctor has been portrayed as a non conformist. It is this non
conformity about proctor which is further shown in the final scenes. Proctor even
though he had the opportunity to walk free would not conform to what the courts
wanted him to conform to. The dialogical aspect of this is that proctor presents his
thesis that it is not worth belonging to a society which is so narrow minded. The
antithesis presented by Danforth is that you must conform to power. The synthesis
that comes from this is that the responder is now able to see the true message that
miller was trying to show about society. As the book is symbolic of the time era
Miller was living in, where communist fear had spread, the responder can now see
what extremes society is willing to go to in order to remove fear, by the death of an
innocent man, Miller can finally deliver his message.
Also by making Proctor sign himself to lies, Miller is also showing what is
happening in America. When some one was accused of communism in Miller s
time, they were forced to make a public confession. When Proctor says because it is
my name and I cannot have another in my life it is then clearly shown what the
American Government was doing to people. By forcing people to confess to
communism, they were taking away what people belonged to.
Rockstar by Nickelback is a song aimed at showing what a certain persona wishes
for. In the song, the composer lists all the
Belonging has many aspects several of which can be seen in the following texts.
The texts The Crucible ( TC ) by Arthur Miller, Rockstar by Nickelback and The
Pursuit of Happyness is a movie starring Will Smith display several different
aspects of belonging. The concept explored by Arthur Miller in TC is the conflict
between different groups and the ramifications of belonging to a group. Meanwhile
in Rockstar the composer explores the concept that people will wish to belong to
various groups and what extremes they are willing to go to in order to belong. On a
similar note, The Pursuit of Happynessexplores how people are willing to change
when they realize they don t belong.
TC is set in the town of Salem in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout the play, Proctor has been portrayed as a non conformist. It is this non
conformity about proctor which is further shown in the final scenes. Proctor even
though he had the opportunity to walk free would not conform to what the courts
wanted him to conform to. The dialogical aspect of this is that proctor presents his
thesis that it is not worth belonging to a society which is so narrow minded. The
antithesis presented by Danforth is that you must conform to power. The synthesis
that comes from this is that the responder is now able to see the true message that
miller was trying to show about society. As the book is symbolic of the time era
Miller was living in, where communist fear had spread, the responder can now see
what extremes society is willing to go to in order to remove fear, by the death of an
innocent man, Miller can finally deliver his message.
Also by making Proctor sign himself to lies, Miller is also showing what is
happening in America. When some one was accused of communism in Miller s
time, they were forced to make a public confession. When Proctor says because it is
my name and I cannot have another in my life it is then clearly shown what the
American Government was doing to people. By forcing people to confess to
communism, they were taking away what people belonged to.
Rockstar by Nickelback is a song aimed at showing what a certain persona wishes
for. In the song, the composer lists all the
Spanish Language Research Paper
Spanish is the most common foreign language class offered and taken in American
high schools. Spanish is a class that many students dislike. It is one of the more
common languages in the United States, however it is not the primary language.
People who take Spanish class almost never use anything that they learned in any
aspect of their daily lives. Spanish should not be a required class. Spanish is one of
the most common languages in the United Statesand is spoken primarily by
immigrants, many of which aren t legal. The language, however, should not be a
required class because spanish is not the primary language of the states. Spanish class
is often a class that students fail because they know they will never need to know this
language.
Spanish is the most common foreign language class offered and taken in American
high schools. Spanish is a class that many students dislike. It is one of the more
common languages in the United States, however it is not the primary language.
People who take Spanish class almost never use anything that they learned in any
aspect of their daily lives. Spanish should not be a required class. Spanish is one of
the most common languages in the United Statesand is spoken primarily by
immigrants, many of which aren t legal. The language, however, should not be a
required class because spanish is not the primary language of the states. Spanish class
is often a class that students fail because they know they will never need to know this
language.
The Environmental Racism
The environment people live in impacts them everyday. A lot of people around the
world is being affected by the environment where they are living. The
environmental racism is one of the biggest problems in the Earth that should be
solved because this problem is killing and getting sick people daily. There are
many reports about how this is increasing and impacting poor and black people,
poor countries, and poor places. Politicians are always promising to try to reduce
the quantity of landfills, incinerators, and air pollution but they never do it, it
continue growing uncontrollably. After reading and analyze all the four articles we
can cite a lot of evidence to support our claim. What I want to talk about is for
people to know
The environment people live in impacts them everyday. A lot of people around the
world is being affected by the environment where they are living. The
environmental racism is one of the biggest problems in the Earth that should be
solved because this problem is killing and getting sick people daily. There are
many reports about how this is increasing and impacting poor and black people,
poor countries, and poor places. Politicians are always promising to try to reduce
the quantity of landfills, incinerators, and air pollution but they never do it, it
continue growing uncontrollably. After reading and analyze all the four articles we
can cite a lot of evidence to support our claim. What I want to talk about is for
people to know
Galileo was the Greatest Innovator and Scientific Mind of...
I decided to stand alone on the throne of the world, because I believe all good
philosophers fly alone like eagles. (Axelrod 9 ) . Galileo is one of the greatest
scientific minds and innovators of his time. Many questioned his methods of
discovery, reasons for why something was happening in experiments he conducted.
Galileo s reasoning is the focal point to his research and helps with the idea of
understanding how he thought. Galileo s inventions were the most innovative and
advanced in his field at the time. Most importantly Galileo was just trying to find
truth , Galileo was honest when he said that if the bible seemed to say something
different from what sciencesaid, then one had just misinterpreted the bible ,(Axelrod
8 ). Provided the research and experiments Galileo had done his theories and ideas
are correct for his time. As a scientist, Galileo experimented with many theories on
how the universe was structured and found the copernican theoryto be the most
sensible but had trouble proving his system to be true. Galileo s commitment to
explanation as the basis for justification for his research is stronger than most of his
other methods for explaining the environment around him.
How Galileo found his truths are thorough his research. Galileo started to reason the
tides and the flow of the waves of the ocean,How the waves relate to the motion of
the earth and it s motion in relation to Copernican theory of the universe the timing
and magnitude of specific
I decided to stand alone on the throne of the world, because I believe all good
philosophers fly alone like eagles. (Axelrod 9 ) . Galileo is one of the greatest
scientific minds and innovators of his time. Many questioned his methods of
discovery, reasons for why something was happening in experiments he conducted.
Galileo s reasoning is the focal point to his research and helps with the idea of
understanding how he thought. Galileo s inventions were the most innovative and
advanced in his field at the time. Most importantly Galileo was just trying to find
truth , Galileo was honest when he said that if the bible seemed to say something
different from what sciencesaid, then one had just misinterpreted the bible ,(Axelrod
8 ). Provided the research and experiments Galileo had done his theories and ideas
are correct for his time. As a scientist, Galileo experimented with many theories on
how the universe was structured and found the copernican theoryto be the most
sensible but had trouble proving his system to be true. Galileo s commitment to
explanation as the basis for justification for his research is stronger than most of his
other methods for explaining the environment around him.
How Galileo found his truths are thorough his research. Galileo started to reason the
tides and the flow of the waves of the ocean,How the waves relate to the motion of
the earth and it s motion in relation to Copernican theory of the universe the timing
and magnitude of specific
The For Multiracial Marriages And Multiracial Individual...
The usual way that race labels are applied in the United States in everyday parlance
and in government statistics fail to capture a phemenon poised to reshape how race is
actually lived in America: the increase in multiracial marriages and births, which
almost certainly will lead to more blended populations in future generations. As this
trend continues, it will blur the racial fault lines of the last half of the twentieth
century. The nation is not there yet. But the evidence for multiracial marriages and
multiracial individual identity shows an unmistakable softening of boundaries that
should lead to new ways of thinking about racial populations and racerelated issues.
Sociologists have viewed multiracial marriage as a benchmark for ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
And race divisions, especially between whites and blacks, have historically been far
less permeable. So the blending of today s new racial minorities through multiracial
marriage is breaking new ground.
Multiracial marriages have been rising dramatically. In 1960 (before federal statistics
enumerated Hispanics and before the 1965 legislation that opened up immigration to
more countries) multiracial marriages constituted only 0.4 percent of all U.S.
marriages. That п¬ Ѓgure increased to 3.2 percent in 1980 and to 8.4 percent in
2010. More than one in seven newlywed couples are now multiracial.
Amid this overall increase, the propensity to marry out of one s racial or ethnicity
varies. Among recently married whites, 17 percent were married to someone of
another race, but for Hispanics and Asians, more than four in ten recent marriages are
multiracial. Among minorities,blacks continues to have the lowest prevalence of
multiracial marriages, a legacy of the anti miscegenation statutes that persisted in 16
states until 1967, when the Supreme Court declared them unconstitutional in the
landmark Loving v. Virginia decision. It was only after this ruling in the post civil
rights environment that black multiracial marriages began to rise noticeably, but
among recent, typically younger marriages involving blacks, nearly three in ten were
multiracial marriages,
The usual way that race labels are applied in the United States in everyday parlance
and in government statistics fail to capture a phemenon poised to reshape how race is
actually lived in America: the increase in multiracial marriages and births, which
almost certainly will lead to more blended populations in future generations. As this
trend continues, it will blur the racial fault lines of the last half of the twentieth
century. The nation is not there yet. But the evidence for multiracial marriages and
multiracial individual identity shows an unmistakable softening of boundaries that
should lead to new ways of thinking about racial populations and racerelated issues.
Sociologists have viewed multiracial marriage as a benchmark for ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
And race divisions, especially between whites and blacks, have historically been far
less permeable. So the blending of today s new racial minorities through multiracial
marriage is breaking new ground.
Multiracial marriages have been rising dramatically. In 1960 (before federal statistics
enumerated Hispanics and before the 1965 legislation that opened up immigration to
more countries) multiracial marriages constituted only 0.4 percent of all U.S.
marriages. That п¬ Ѓgure increased to 3.2 percent in 1980 and to 8.4 percent in
2010. More than one in seven newlywed couples are now multiracial.
Amid this overall increase, the propensity to marry out of one s racial or ethnicity
varies. Among recently married whites, 17 percent were married to someone of
another race, but for Hispanics and Asians, more than four in ten recent marriages are
multiracial. Among minorities,blacks continues to have the lowest prevalence of
multiracial marriages, a legacy of the anti miscegenation statutes that persisted in 16
states until 1967, when the Supreme Court declared them unconstitutional in the
landmark Loving v. Virginia decision. It was only after this ruling in the post civil
rights environment that black multiracial marriages began to rise noticeably, but
among recent, typically younger marriages involving blacks, nearly three in ten were
multiracial marriages,
Construction Of Masculinity
The theme of the construction of masculinity is seen in different ways in the
Amongst Women, in Quiet Man and in the Guests of the Nation by Frank O Connor.
In each case, the issue of masculinity is explored from different aspects, such as
through the relationship between father and son, the intimate relationship between
men and women and through the comradeship. To start with, Amongst Women, the
theme of masculinity is reflected by the father of the family Moran and his children,
and especially with his son, Luke, and Michael. In Quiet Man, the matter of
masculinity is established through the relationship between men and women and
especially in the film by the marriageof Thornton and his wife Mary Kate but also
through the public and the
The theme of the construction of masculinity is seen in different ways in the
Amongst Women, in Quiet Man and in the Guests of the Nation by Frank O Connor.
In each case, the issue of masculinity is explored from different aspects, such as
through the relationship between father and son, the intimate relationship between
men and women and through the comradeship. To start with, Amongst Women, the
theme of masculinity is reflected by the father of the family Moran and his children,
and especially with his son, Luke, and Michael. In Quiet Man, the matter of
masculinity is established through the relationship between men and women and
especially in the film by the marriageof Thornton and his wife Mary Kate but also
through the public and the
Technology During The Twentieth Century
Technology had a great influence on literature in the early twentieth century. This was
the era of Women s Suffrage Movement and the Great War both of which had an
impact on literature. The Women s Movement challenged long held ideals that men
were superior in both mind and body, but more importantly, activists used technology
to advance their cause. Five thousand women marched on Washington in order to
gain media attention and support, and this coverage eventually led to the ratification
of the Nineteenth Amendment (Belasco and Johnson 489). World War I saw the use
of modern warfare including chemical weapons and airplanes, tanks, and the
machine gun. This technology made war more horrible and more complex than
previous wars. This was also the time of jazz music, the flapper, and full length
talking movies (498 499). Moreover, mass market magazines and Book of the Month
clubs along with the increase students pursuing higher education meant a higher
demand for novels (500, 502). All of these advances created the age of modernism.
The modernism movement embraced painting, music, literature, and challenged
previous styles and traditions. Influenced by changes brought on by the technology
and the destruction of the Great War, the modernist writer questioned authority and
established ideas. They broke away from the way things were normally done. They
examined closely the inner self along with the greater whole and sought understand
how conditions, especially
Technology had a great influence on literature in the early twentieth century. This was
the era of Women s Suffrage Movement and the Great War both of which had an
impact on literature. The Women s Movement challenged long held ideals that men
were superior in both mind and body, but more importantly, activists used technology
to advance their cause. Five thousand women marched on Washington in order to
gain media attention and support, and this coverage eventually led to the ratification
of the Nineteenth Amendment (Belasco and Johnson 489). World War I saw the use
of modern warfare including chemical weapons and airplanes, tanks, and the
machine gun. This technology made war more horrible and more complex than
previous wars. This was also the time of jazz music, the flapper, and full length
talking movies (498 499). Moreover, mass market magazines and Book of the Month
clubs along with the increase students pursuing higher education meant a higher
demand for novels (500, 502). All of these advances created the age of modernism.
The modernism movement embraced painting, music, literature, and challenged
previous styles and traditions. Influenced by changes brought on by the technology
and the destruction of the Great War, the modernist writer questioned authority and
established ideas. They broke away from the way things were normally done. They
examined closely the inner self along with the greater whole and sought understand
how conditions, especially
Evaluation Of Effect Of Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory...
EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF NON STEROIDAL ANTI INFLAMMATORY
DRUGS ON GROWTH OF PROBIOTICS
пЃ¶Nsaids might be our future antibiotics as they show antimicrobial properties...
Nida Rizvi1, Ma am Azra Riaz2
1, 2 Pharmacy department, faculty of pharmacology, University of Karachi.
Abstract: Effect of various concentrations of NSAIDs (Non steroidal anti
inflammatory drugs) on growth of commercial probiotic preparations (A, B, C, and
D) were observed by agar well diffusion assay. Zone of inhibition was recorded after
24 h and found that different samples of probiotics showed more or less
susceptibility to different doses of NSAIDs. This indicates that NSAIDs beside anti
inflammatory response may give antibiotic effect as well.
Keywords: NSAIDs, antibiotic, probiotics.
1. Introduction:
According to the definition by WHO and FAO, probiotics are live microorganisms
which when administered in adequate amounts confers a health benefit on the host.
Probiotics are available to consumers mainly in the form of foods and as dietary
supplements.
NSAIDs have analgesic, antipyretic effects and also have anti inflammatory effects in
higher doses. Use of NSAID is associated with increased risk of gastrointestinal and
cardiovascular effects mainly due to the inhibition of prostanoid biosynthesis.
NSAIDs have many applications in pharmacokinetics and medicinal.
This review aims to examine antimicrobial property of NSAIDs (ibuprofen, aspirin,
and diclofenac).
2. Materials and Methods:
All media
EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF NON STEROIDAL ANTI INFLAMMATORY
DRUGS ON GROWTH OF PROBIOTICS
пЃ¶Nsaids might be our future antibiotics as they show antimicrobial properties...
Nida Rizvi1, Ma am Azra Riaz2
1, 2 Pharmacy department, faculty of pharmacology, University of Karachi.
Abstract: Effect of various concentrations of NSAIDs (Non steroidal anti
inflammatory drugs) on growth of commercial probiotic preparations (A, B, C, and
D) were observed by agar well diffusion assay. Zone of inhibition was recorded after
24 h and found that different samples of probiotics showed more or less
susceptibility to different doses of NSAIDs. This indicates that NSAIDs beside anti
inflammatory response may give antibiotic effect as well.
Keywords: NSAIDs, antibiotic, probiotics.
1. Introduction:
According to the definition by WHO and FAO, probiotics are live microorganisms
which when administered in adequate amounts confers a health benefit on the host.
Probiotics are available to consumers mainly in the form of foods and as dietary
supplements.
NSAIDs have analgesic, antipyretic effects and also have anti inflammatory effects in
higher doses. Use of NSAID is associated with increased risk of gastrointestinal and
cardiovascular effects mainly due to the inhibition of prostanoid biosynthesis.
NSAIDs have many applications in pharmacokinetics and medicinal.
This review aims to examine antimicrobial property of NSAIDs (ibuprofen, aspirin,
and diclofenac).
2. Materials and Methods:
All media
Analysis Of The Investigation And Choreography With The
Body
Choreography with the body as site of the investigation and choreography without
the body are, for me, interlinked. Even as the choreographer leads the creative
process they can be affected by the uniqueness of the dancers they are working
with in the same way that choreographer Rosemary Butcher is often affected whilst
creating works. (Butcher, 1965) Through giving the dancers tasks where they have
freedom to respond by creating movements their own way, by giving words or
phrases to respond to and make a movement phrase with, then deciding as
choreographer, on what will be kept and maybe manipulated into something else to
be a part of the final piece. (Clifford and S M Oetgens Van Waveren, 2013) This is a
process that includes internal... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Each movement, each phrase has a connection to the soul and is born from a
personal internal source of motivation, feelings and experiences. In the same instant
I work on the flip side of the statement and choreographic investigation can also be
without the body. Shapes can be made one after the other until there are a series of
shapes one linking to another to create and develop movement material that is
technically correct and aligned. However, these shapes that have been made must
have come from somewhere, some association or feeling from inside or a connection
to the task set. Each choreographers approach will be shaped from their own personal
experiences, however this needs to be amalgamated with the dancers own personal
experiences. This amalgamation will then be expressed through the movements. A
choreographers personal experience with their choice of movement vocabulary and
style helps to deepen their understanding of the choreographic processes manifested
in the body and can help to integrate abstract movement processes be it internal or
external effect or action, arranging them to become an essential part of making
movements. Experience helps a choreographer see and respond on many levels,
giving the opportunity for wider and deeper exploration. (Anon, 2015) Working in
both the choreographers and the dancers language to understand from the inside. Pina
Bausch is famously known for stating that words alone can only hint at the depth and
Body
Choreography with the body as site of the investigation and choreography without
the body are, for me, interlinked. Even as the choreographer leads the creative
process they can be affected by the uniqueness of the dancers they are working
with in the same way that choreographer Rosemary Butcher is often affected whilst
creating works. (Butcher, 1965) Through giving the dancers tasks where they have
freedom to respond by creating movements their own way, by giving words or
phrases to respond to and make a movement phrase with, then deciding as
choreographer, on what will be kept and maybe manipulated into something else to
be a part of the final piece. (Clifford and S M Oetgens Van Waveren, 2013) This is a
process that includes internal... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Each movement, each phrase has a connection to the soul and is born from a
personal internal source of motivation, feelings and experiences. In the same instant
I work on the flip side of the statement and choreographic investigation can also be
without the body. Shapes can be made one after the other until there are a series of
shapes one linking to another to create and develop movement material that is
technically correct and aligned. However, these shapes that have been made must
have come from somewhere, some association or feeling from inside or a connection
to the task set. Each choreographers approach will be shaped from their own personal
experiences, however this needs to be amalgamated with the dancers own personal
experiences. This amalgamation will then be expressed through the movements. A
choreographers personal experience with their choice of movement vocabulary and
style helps to deepen their understanding of the choreographic processes manifested
in the body and can help to integrate abstract movement processes be it internal or
external effect or action, arranging them to become an essential part of making
movements. Experience helps a choreographer see and respond on many levels,
giving the opportunity for wider and deeper exploration. (Anon, 2015) Working in
both the choreographers and the dancers language to understand from the inside. Pina
Bausch is famously known for stating that words alone can only hint at the depth and
Learner Center Values And Ethics Of Leadership
A great leader creates an environment in which teachers feel a sense of empowerment.
This means that the leader is able to recognize the different strengths and weaknesses
that each individual staff member has. The leader is then able to provide the teacher
with opportunities to better themselves through staff development or with other
empowering trainings. Secondly, a great leader is able to identify when the morale is
low within the school. Low morale can become very toxic in a school if it is not
properly addressed. A great leader is able to ensure that all teachers feel that they
are valued and highly respected. It is important that the principal is aware of all past
and current procedures that promote professional compliance. TEA Principal Stand
I; Competency 003 states: Standard I: Learner Center Values and Ethics of
Leadership: A Principal is an educational leader who promotes the success of all
students by acting in an ethical manner. The Principal knows how to: (B) Implement
policies and procedures that promote professional educator compliance with The
Code of Ethics and standard Practices for Texas Educators. (Texas Education
Agency2010)
A leader in Texas is one that understands the need for change. I believe that change is
something that is always constant in the education system. In order for change to be
successfully implemented the administrators must understand a few things about
change. Educational leaders must realize, Substantive changes cannot be
A great leader creates an environment in which teachers feel a sense of empowerment.
This means that the leader is able to recognize the different strengths and weaknesses
that each individual staff member has. The leader is then able to provide the teacher
with opportunities to better themselves through staff development or with other
empowering trainings. Secondly, a great leader is able to identify when the morale is
low within the school. Low morale can become very toxic in a school if it is not
properly addressed. A great leader is able to ensure that all teachers feel that they
are valued and highly respected. It is important that the principal is aware of all past
and current procedures that promote professional compliance. TEA Principal Stand
I; Competency 003 states: Standard I: Learner Center Values and Ethics of
Leadership: A Principal is an educational leader who promotes the success of all
students by acting in an ethical manner. The Principal knows how to: (B) Implement
policies and procedures that promote professional educator compliance with The
Code of Ethics and standard Practices for Texas Educators. (Texas Education
Agency2010)
A leader in Texas is one that understands the need for change. I believe that change is
something that is always constant in the education system. In order for change to be
successfully implemented the administrators must understand a few things about
change. Educational leaders must realize, Substantive changes cannot be
Moon Landing Technological Advances
be the moon landing in 1959. The age of exploration was a sign in advancements
and people s desire to learn more. 92. The Technological Revolutions inventions
had improved war times because it helped increase the accuracy of radios and radar
so that help the U.S fight in the War because they could see were boats and
submarines were from long distances and so that helped to win the War. 93. The U.S
still uses a lot of Greek inspired Architecture from the Ancient Greek times. One such
building could be the white House which is where the President lives. A lot of
Columns. 94. In the 17th Century Peter the Great had wanted Russiato modernize he
thought if they didn t then Russia would not last. Prince Vladmir also thought
modernizing in the 10th Century was good for Russia. He had coins minted and he
got the economy to prosper. He also regulated the foreign affairs which include trade
and made Russia have better foreign affairs. Peter the Great wanted to reform Russia
by making a strong navy and secularized schools and he wanted them to become more
Westernized.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Albert Einstein was a scientist who was very smart he was one of the most popular
scientist of modern science. He is most famous for the Theory of Relativity. This
formed the theory for the release of atomic energy. Which then was used in World
War II to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. An atomic bomb is a bomb that
gets it power from the release of
be the moon landing in 1959. The age of exploration was a sign in advancements
and people s desire to learn more. 92. The Technological Revolutions inventions
had improved war times because it helped increase the accuracy of radios and radar
so that help the U.S fight in the War because they could see were boats and
submarines were from long distances and so that helped to win the War. 93. The U.S
still uses a lot of Greek inspired Architecture from the Ancient Greek times. One such
building could be the white House which is where the President lives. A lot of
Columns. 94. In the 17th Century Peter the Great had wanted Russiato modernize he
thought if they didn t then Russia would not last. Prince Vladmir also thought
modernizing in the 10th Century was good for Russia. He had coins minted and he
got the economy to prosper. He also regulated the foreign affairs which include trade
and made Russia have better foreign affairs. Peter the Great wanted to reform Russia
by making a strong navy and secularized schools and he wanted them to become more
Westernized.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Albert Einstein was a scientist who was very smart he was one of the most popular
scientist of modern science. He is most famous for the Theory of Relativity. This
formed the theory for the release of atomic energy. Which then was used in World
War II to bomb Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan. An atomic bomb is a bomb that
gets it power from the release of
Grandma House
ADOBEВ® READERВ® XI Help and tutorials Reader Help Print PDFs Print
button missing? Common printing tasks Why can t I print my document? Simulate
overprinting of inks Print button missing? To the top If you can t see the Print and
Cancel buttons, your monitor is set to a low screen resolution. Reader wasn t
designed for low resolution displays (the minimum recommended is 1024 x 576).
However, you can work around this limitation. Do any of the following to print
your document: Press Enter or Return. If a scroll bar appears on the right of the
dialog box, drag the slider down to access the buttons. (Windows) On some monitors,
the Windows taskbar covers the Print button. You can hide the taskbar so it appears
only when you... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If a document has restrictions on printing, contact the PDF author. (Windows only)
Protected Mode is interfering The default Protected Mode greatly enhances the
security of Reader. To determine if Protected Mode is interfering with printing,
temporarily disable it. Right click the document, and choose Document Properties.
Click Advanced, to view if protected mode is enabled. To disable protected mode,
choose Edit Preferences and click Security (Enhanced) on the left. Deselect Enable
Protected Mode At Startup. Close Reader, restart it, and try to print the document
again. Note: To ensure maximum security, when you finish printing, reselect Enable
Protected Mode At Startup. To the top Simulate overprinting of inks Overprint
simulation approximates how blending and overprinting of colored artwork looks
when printed on an offset press. You can simulate the effects of overprinting on a
color desktop printer by selecting Simulate Overprinting in the Advanced Print
Setup dialog box. Overprint simulation converts spot colors to process colors for
printing. If you intend to use a file for final output, do not select Simulate
Overprinting. Note: Color printers vary greatly in color reproduction quality. For
that reason, proofs from a service provider are the best way to verify how the
finished piece will look. Three overlapping circles without overprinting (left)
compared to three overlapping circles with overprinting (right).
ADOBEВ® READERВ® XI Help and tutorials Reader Help Print PDFs Print
button missing? Common printing tasks Why can t I print my document? Simulate
overprinting of inks Print button missing? To the top If you can t see the Print and
Cancel buttons, your monitor is set to a low screen resolution. Reader wasn t
designed for low resolution displays (the minimum recommended is 1024 x 576).
However, you can work around this limitation. Do any of the following to print
your document: Press Enter or Return. If a scroll bar appears on the right of the
dialog box, drag the slider down to access the buttons. (Windows) On some monitors,
the Windows taskbar covers the Print button. You can hide the taskbar so it appears
only when you... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If a document has restrictions on printing, contact the PDF author. (Windows only)
Protected Mode is interfering The default Protected Mode greatly enhances the
security of Reader. To determine if Protected Mode is interfering with printing,
temporarily disable it. Right click the document, and choose Document Properties.
Click Advanced, to view if protected mode is enabled. To disable protected mode,
choose Edit Preferences and click Security (Enhanced) on the left. Deselect Enable
Protected Mode At Startup. Close Reader, restart it, and try to print the document
again. Note: To ensure maximum security, when you finish printing, reselect Enable
Protected Mode At Startup. To the top Simulate overprinting of inks Overprint
simulation approximates how blending and overprinting of colored artwork looks
when printed on an offset press. You can simulate the effects of overprinting on a
color desktop printer by selecting Simulate Overprinting in the Advanced Print
Setup dialog box. Overprint simulation converts spot colors to process colors for
printing. If you intend to use a file for final output, do not select Simulate
Overprinting. Note: Color printers vary greatly in color reproduction quality. For
that reason, proofs from a service provider are the best way to verify how the
finished piece will look. Three overlapping circles without overprinting (left)
compared to three overlapping circles with overprinting (right).
Water Quality Of Drinking Water
Time Magazine, had reported that, over 4,000 chemicals have been found in our
drinking water. This may not seem serious, but it is Water quality is sometimes
unseen, it is a serious issue yet often ignored by many. Most people are convinced
that bottle water is the best solution therefore no one really questions the quality of
tap water. As a result, tap water is rarely investigated, and this leads to a detrimental
issues. A three year study was conducted, for the testing of water quality, as a result
the report has found more than 200 unregulated chemicals in the tap water of 45
states. This seems very alarming and devastating water quality, however, that may not
be the case. The most common bottled waters are FijiВ® Bottled Water and Dasani
bottled water share the same common traits. Much of bottled water s popularity
comes from the perception that it tastes better. However, in blind taste tests,
people cannot tell bottled water from tap water and, in some cases, prefer water
from the tap. For a small scale experiment on this Water is crucial for our
environment and our survival as a species. It is the key element that completes us
because humans are composed of 25% of water. Since we are dependent on water it
is necessary for the water to be clean. Since we are so dependent on Water, we must
understand the importance of water quality. There are several dangers that water
quality can have on our planet. Experiments that will be conducted to show how
chemicals change
Time Magazine, had reported that, over 4,000 chemicals have been found in our
drinking water. This may not seem serious, but it is Water quality is sometimes
unseen, it is a serious issue yet often ignored by many. Most people are convinced
that bottle water is the best solution therefore no one really questions the quality of
tap water. As a result, tap water is rarely investigated, and this leads to a detrimental
issues. A three year study was conducted, for the testing of water quality, as a result
the report has found more than 200 unregulated chemicals in the tap water of 45
states. This seems very alarming and devastating water quality, however, that may not
be the case. The most common bottled waters are FijiВ® Bottled Water and Dasani
bottled water share the same common traits. Much of bottled water s popularity
comes from the perception that it tastes better. However, in blind taste tests,
people cannot tell bottled water from tap water and, in some cases, prefer water
from the tap. For a small scale experiment on this Water is crucial for our
environment and our survival as a species. It is the key element that completes us
because humans are composed of 25% of water. Since we are dependent on water it
is necessary for the water to be clean. Since we are so dependent on Water, we must
understand the importance of water quality. There are several dangers that water
quality can have on our planet. Experiments that will be conducted to show how
chemicals change
Project Scoop Analysis
The team started with collecting information on the requirements needed to build a
school according to management specifications. The NEGL demands a location for
the project, that should consist of the two class rooms per grad, supplementary
classrooms, drawing and craft studies, computer labs, multipurpose rooms, a main
hall, a restaurant, an administration section, an indoor playground, an outdoor play
area, and car parking lot.
PROJECT SECOPE: To begin with project scoop, it is a documentation of a project
to which assigns work to the employees and staff, and that they are not allowed to be
doing and other part of work which they are not assigned too, as stated from our
company ACC
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I chose the cost plus fee because it has a specific time is 11 months. The schedule
should finalize to be apple to complete the project, no matter the cost, but the time.
These are the two reasons I chose the cost plus fee because it has specific time which
is 11 months, to be able to finalize the schedule, and complete the project, no matter
the cost, but the time.
W B S
The WBS explains how to reward the work of the team, and how the teams works
finishes the project before time.in this chart, the steps of the project will be explain
from the beginning of the project until the ending.
DRAFT SCHEDULE:
In this graph, the time and plan will be explained. The timing will be monthly and
want will be worked on step by step.
CONCLUSION:
So we have many types to finish build the school, but we should get a strategy like to
do plane to walk on it. If anyone want to build something, sure we need a plane to
make it essay for us. For example, DESIGN BUILD and in this case we used this
topic, because we don t matter about the cost, but we need the time and I used
COST PLUS FEE contracts. That is why you ned to start plan before to start work to
see everything essay and show all things and when have any something wrong can
The team started with collecting information on the requirements needed to build a
school according to management specifications. The NEGL demands a location for
the project, that should consist of the two class rooms per grad, supplementary
classrooms, drawing and craft studies, computer labs, multipurpose rooms, a main
hall, a restaurant, an administration section, an indoor playground, an outdoor play
area, and car parking lot.
PROJECT SECOPE: To begin with project scoop, it is a documentation of a project
to which assigns work to the employees and staff, and that they are not allowed to be
doing and other part of work which they are not assigned too, as stated from our
company ACC
PROJECT DELIVERY METHOD: Project delivery ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
I chose the cost plus fee because it has a specific time is 11 months. The schedule
should finalize to be apple to complete the project, no matter the cost, but the time.
These are the two reasons I chose the cost plus fee because it has specific time which
is 11 months, to be able to finalize the schedule, and complete the project, no matter
the cost, but the time.
W B S
The WBS explains how to reward the work of the team, and how the teams works
finishes the project before time.in this chart, the steps of the project will be explain
from the beginning of the project until the ending.
DRAFT SCHEDULE:
In this graph, the time and plan will be explained. The timing will be monthly and
want will be worked on step by step.
CONCLUSION:
So we have many types to finish build the school, but we should get a strategy like to
do plane to walk on it. If anyone want to build something, sure we need a plane to
make it essay for us. For example, DESIGN BUILD and in this case we used this
topic, because we don t matter about the cost, but we need the time and I used
COST PLUS FEE contracts. That is why you ned to start plan before to start work to
see everything essay and show all things and when have any something wrong can
Negative Aspects Of Hosting Olympic Games
Kyle Murphy
PRTM 347
Term Paper
Negative Aspects of Hosting Olympic Games
The Olympic Games is one of the biggest and most unrivaled sporting events in the
entire world. At first it may seem like a huge plus or advantage for a city or nation
to host this event. However on the contrary there are a lot of negative aspects that
occur when a nation hosts this event. While the event is taking place, from the
outside it looks like a state of the art, prestigious event that it is. Some of the
problems that are caused by hosting Olympic games deal with, stadium development,
local resident life, security issues, and many others that will be discussed. One of the
big problems when dealing with a mega event such as the Olympic Games is the
stadiums, which get built, and how they get abandoned or not used after the games
are finished. This is one of the major problems surrounding the Athens 2004 games.
Many of the stadiums and infrastructure are left untouched and abandoned to this day.
Higham (1999) discusses that there are numerous problems, which will be evaluated
with hosting an Olympic games such as, development issues, local resident issues,
short term affects, and security issues. In terms of development issues, there is a
significant cost dealing with large scale sporting events, and economic benefits are
generally received more by big time business interests not the host community. So the
host community doesn t benefit as much as they potentially could by hosting the
Kyle Murphy
PRTM 347
Term Paper
Negative Aspects of Hosting Olympic Games
The Olympic Games is one of the biggest and most unrivaled sporting events in the
entire world. At first it may seem like a huge plus or advantage for a city or nation
to host this event. However on the contrary there are a lot of negative aspects that
occur when a nation hosts this event. While the event is taking place, from the
outside it looks like a state of the art, prestigious event that it is. Some of the
problems that are caused by hosting Olympic games deal with, stadium development,
local resident life, security issues, and many others that will be discussed. One of the
big problems when dealing with a mega event such as the Olympic Games is the
stadiums, which get built, and how they get abandoned or not used after the games
are finished. This is one of the major problems surrounding the Athens 2004 games.
Many of the stadiums and infrastructure are left untouched and abandoned to this day.
Higham (1999) discusses that there are numerous problems, which will be evaluated
with hosting an Olympic games such as, development issues, local resident issues,
short term affects, and security issues. In terms of development issues, there is a
significant cost dealing with large scale sporting events, and economic benefits are
generally received more by big time business interests not the host community. So the
host community doesn t benefit as much as they potentially could by hosting the
Acetamide Synthesis
In the next step, 2 ((5 amino 1,3,4 thiadiazol 2 yl)thio) N (4 fluorophenyl)acetamide
(3a) was subjected to condensation reaction to afford N (substituted) 2 ((6 oxo 5,6
dihydroimidazo[2,1 b][1,3,4]thiadiazol 2 yl)thio)acetamide (4a m) and their
structures were confirmed by spectral analysis. The FT IR spectrum of compound
(4a) showed characteristic absorption bands at 3255cm 1 (NH), 3024cm 1 (ArC H),
1614 (C=O), 1263cm 1 (C S) and 1588cm 1, which could be attributed to (C=N). The
400MHz 1H NMR spectrum of compound (4c), showed a singlet for the amide NH
proton at О ґ 10.37ppm. The signal corresponding to the two protons of NH2 group
in the 2 aminothiadiazole ring disappeared and a new sharp singlet for imidazole
protons was appeared... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
4d and 4e having electron withdrawing groups exhibited better activity against the
bacterial strains Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa by showing the zone
inhibition of 11 15mm at 12.5Вµg/mL and 36 40mm at 6.25Вµg/mL compared to
standard, whereas, compound 4f bearing two phenyl groups attached to the nitrogen
atom showed almost equal to the standard against the bacterial strain Staphylococcus
aureus with the zone of inhibition of 30 35mm at 3.125 Вµg/mL (Fig 1, Table
In the next step, 2 ((5 amino 1,3,4 thiadiazol 2 yl)thio) N (4 fluorophenyl)acetamide
(3a) was subjected to condensation reaction to afford N (substituted) 2 ((6 oxo 5,6
dihydroimidazo[2,1 b][1,3,4]thiadiazol 2 yl)thio)acetamide (4a m) and their
structures were confirmed by spectral analysis. The FT IR spectrum of compound
(4a) showed characteristic absorption bands at 3255cm 1 (NH), 3024cm 1 (ArC H),
1614 (C=O), 1263cm 1 (C S) and 1588cm 1, which could be attributed to (C=N). The
400MHz 1H NMR spectrum of compound (4c), showed a singlet for the amide NH
proton at О ґ 10.37ppm. The signal corresponding to the two protons of NH2 group
in the 2 aminothiadiazole ring disappeared and a new sharp singlet for imidazole
protons was appeared... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
4d and 4e having electron withdrawing groups exhibited better activity against the
bacterial strains Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas aeruginosa by showing the zone
inhibition of 11 15mm at 12.5Вµg/mL and 36 40mm at 6.25Вµg/mL compared to
standard, whereas, compound 4f bearing two phenyl groups attached to the nitrogen
atom showed almost equal to the standard against the bacterial strain Staphylococcus
aureus with the zone of inhibition of 30 35mm at 3.125 Вµg/mL (Fig 1, Table
Literary Analysis Of Blackberry Picking By Seamus Heaney
For many, it s difficult to stop greed once the first promise of satisfaction is made.
Blackberry Picking follows the journey of pickers who, upon finding the first sweet
fruit, become enraptured in their greed even as signs point to the inevitable rotting of
all they ve found. Through Blackberry Picking, Seamus Heaney criticizes humankind
s tendency to become overwhelmed with desire even though it always results in
disappointment. The narrator is immediately consumed by his first taste of desire. Its
sweet flesh leaves stains upon the tongue and lust for picking (5,7). The vivid,
sexually charged imagery of the first taste illustrates the seductive nature of desire;
the narrator is irrevocably tainted by his first sampling of the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Though the poem focuses heavily on the speaker s attempts to satisfy his desire,
no greater purpose appears to lie at the end of his quest. The plate of eyes that
burned suggests that the speaker feels like he s being watched, as if someone is
standing and judging him for his thirst. The word burned implies that the feeling of
being observed left a painful impression on him. The pickers leave the field with
hands peppered with thorn pricks, our palms sticky as Bluebeard s (16). The choice
of a comparison to Bluebeard, the violent murderer from a fairytale, suggests that the
speakers links his desire with a violent, destructive act, further illustrating the way lust
and desire is tangled up with guilt. Those who desire as the pickers do are haunted
and tormented by the fruitlessness of their efforts. Furthermore, the poem is
structured such that, for the most part, the ends of the lines do not quite rhyme. The
almost rhymes throughout the poem mirror the disappoint the speakers feels; lines
that come close to rhyming are just short of satisfying to read, similar to how the
pickers quest does not quite fulfill their desire. By interweaving pain and
disappointment with the blackberry picking process, the author suggests that with
excess greed and desire comes pain and suffering. The pickers know, at least
subconsciously, that their trek through the fields has neither an end goal nor a
For many, it s difficult to stop greed once the first promise of satisfaction is made.
Blackberry Picking follows the journey of pickers who, upon finding the first sweet
fruit, become enraptured in their greed even as signs point to the inevitable rotting of
all they ve found. Through Blackberry Picking, Seamus Heaney criticizes humankind
s tendency to become overwhelmed with desire even though it always results in
disappointment. The narrator is immediately consumed by his first taste of desire. Its
sweet flesh leaves stains upon the tongue and lust for picking (5,7). The vivid,
sexually charged imagery of the first taste illustrates the seductive nature of desire;
the narrator is irrevocably tainted by his first sampling of the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Though the poem focuses heavily on the speaker s attempts to satisfy his desire,
no greater purpose appears to lie at the end of his quest. The plate of eyes that
burned suggests that the speaker feels like he s being watched, as if someone is
standing and judging him for his thirst. The word burned implies that the feeling of
being observed left a painful impression on him. The pickers leave the field with
hands peppered with thorn pricks, our palms sticky as Bluebeard s (16). The choice
of a comparison to Bluebeard, the violent murderer from a fairytale, suggests that the
speakers links his desire with a violent, destructive act, further illustrating the way lust
and desire is tangled up with guilt. Those who desire as the pickers do are haunted
and tormented by the fruitlessness of their efforts. Furthermore, the poem is
structured such that, for the most part, the ends of the lines do not quite rhyme. The
almost rhymes throughout the poem mirror the disappoint the speakers feels; lines
that come close to rhyming are just short of satisfying to read, similar to how the
pickers quest does not quite fulfill their desire. By interweaving pain and
disappointment with the blackberry picking process, the author suggests that with
excess greed and desire comes pain and suffering. The pickers know, at least
subconsciously, that their trek through the fields has neither an end goal nor a
Acute Pancreatitis Research Paper
Pancreatitis is a disease that involves the pancreas. The pancreas is considered a large
gland which is located behind the stomach and right next to the small intestine. There
are two main functions that the pancreas does; one, It releases powerful digestive
enzymes into the small intestine to aid the digestionof food, and two, It releases the
hormones insulin and glucagon into the bloodstream. These hormones help the body
control how it uses food for energy (Digestive Disorders Health Center, 2005 2015).
With pancreatitis disease, it means that the pancreasis becoming inflamed. When this
happens the digestive enzymes become active which releases it into the small intestine
and starts attacking the pancreas. There are two types of pancreatitis, acute and
chronic. Starting off with acute pancreatitis, it sudden inflammation which last for a
short period of time. Sometimes acute pancreatitis can make people have some
discomfort or it could turn into a life threatening situation. People... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
If the levels are high for both of these test, it indicates to the doctors or technicians
that a patient could have acute pancreatitis. Other test that are done to determine
whether or not someone may have acute pancreatitis is pancreatic function test.
This test helps find out if the pancreas is making the right amount of digestive
enzymes (Digestive Disorders Health Center, 2005 2015). Second test is the
Glucose tolerance test. It measures the damage of the cells in the pancreas that
makes insulin. Third test is ultrasound or CT scan. It makes images of the pancreas
so that problems may be seen (Digestive Disorders Health Center, 2005 2015).
Fourth is a biopsy test. The biopsy test is when, a needle is inserted into the pancreas
to remove small tissue sample for study (Digestive Disorders Health Center,
Pancreatitis is a disease that involves the pancreas. The pancreas is considered a large
gland which is located behind the stomach and right next to the small intestine. There
are two main functions that the pancreas does; one, It releases powerful digestive
enzymes into the small intestine to aid the digestionof food, and two, It releases the
hormones insulin and glucagon into the bloodstream. These hormones help the body
control how it uses food for energy (Digestive Disorders Health Center, 2005 2015).
With pancreatitis disease, it means that the pancreasis becoming inflamed. When this
happens the digestive enzymes become active which releases it into the small intestine
and starts attacking the pancreas. There are two types of pancreatitis, acute and
chronic. Starting off with acute pancreatitis, it sudden inflammation which last for a
short period of time. Sometimes acute pancreatitis can make people have some
discomfort or it could turn into a life threatening situation. People... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
If the levels are high for both of these test, it indicates to the doctors or technicians
that a patient could have acute pancreatitis. Other test that are done to determine
whether or not someone may have acute pancreatitis is pancreatic function test.
This test helps find out if the pancreas is making the right amount of digestive
enzymes (Digestive Disorders Health Center, 2005 2015). Second test is the
Glucose tolerance test. It measures the damage of the cells in the pancreas that
makes insulin. Third test is ultrasound or CT scan. It makes images of the pancreas
so that problems may be seen (Digestive Disorders Health Center, 2005 2015).
Fourth is a biopsy test. The biopsy test is when, a needle is inserted into the pancreas
to remove small tissue sample for study (Digestive Disorders Health Center,
Walter Mitty Quotes
Walter Mitty, in the story The Secret Life of Walter Mitty by James Thurber, can
be considered to be losing in the relationship. Walter Mitty s wife is constantly seen
as being the dominant one in the relationship, and Walter Mitty is forced to
accommodate for her. In one instance, as Walter Mitty is daydreaming while
driving he begins to speed up, resulting in his wife exclaiming You know I don t
like to go more than forty. You were up to fifty five (Thurber 1). Walter Mitty is
forced to adjust because of her wife s preferences,showing him as limited in the
actions he takes as a cause of the relationship. Walter Mitty also considers himself to
be helpless when it comes to his wife s choices. Towards the end of the story, as
Walter Mitty
Walter Mitty, in the story The Secret Life of Walter Mitty by James Thurber, can
be considered to be losing in the relationship. Walter Mitty s wife is constantly seen
as being the dominant one in the relationship, and Walter Mitty is forced to
accommodate for her. In one instance, as Walter Mitty is daydreaming while
driving he begins to speed up, resulting in his wife exclaiming You know I don t
like to go more than forty. You were up to fifty five (Thurber 1). Walter Mitty is
forced to adjust because of her wife s preferences,showing him as limited in the
actions he takes as a cause of the relationship. Walter Mitty also considers himself to
be helpless when it comes to his wife s choices. Towards the end of the story, as
Walter Mitty
Racism In The National Football League
You Nazi: (email).When these (expletive) take a knee, they are spitting in the faces
of soldiers like Pat Tillman(emil).I hope you die of AIDS. That is my right as an
American(email). These are just a few email that have popped up for athletes around
the league including Colin Kaepernick s and many other protesters like Pat Tillman
and many others. Most protesters put their trust in the first amendment to protect
them when they want free speech, but the sad truth is they are attacked by the us
government and the american people to stop there protesting.
Black men in America are 3.5 times more likely than white men to be killed by
police, the infant mortality rate for black babies is up to three times higher than that
of white babies. Despite ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ever since Kaepernick decision to protest the national anthem he has received
intense backlash from everywhere and everyone but most surprisingly his own
team has attacked him as well by benching him. though Kaepernick continues to
protest he is sacrificing his job.Through both the media storm of his protest and
potentially declining skills, there were enough reasons for the 49ers to cut
Kaepernick. They decided to stick with him (Davis). Kaepernick s bold decision to
take a knee during the national anthem has brought an unforgiving media srom and
with his poor play the 49ers organization has considered the option of cutting there
QB.There decision to keep him on the team just expresses the fact that Kaepernick
is making a change in the NFL and and how people see activists. (Kaepernick) is a
piece of (expletive). hope when he gets to play, someone breaks his back or neck.
(unknown email). When Kaepernick decided to protest he knew very well that he
would have several different types of responses. Some nice most mean, in this case
he received hate mail from one of his fans and how he hopes that he gets severely
injured during a game. This is just showing how the american people can preach
freedom but as soon as it effect them in a negative way hey are quick to throw the
hough of freedom out he window and demand he stop, but they have no effect on
Kaepernick and his
You Nazi: (email).When these (expletive) take a knee, they are spitting in the faces
of soldiers like Pat Tillman(emil).I hope you die of AIDS. That is my right as an
American(email). These are just a few email that have popped up for athletes around
the league including Colin Kaepernick s and many other protesters like Pat Tillman
and many others. Most protesters put their trust in the first amendment to protect
them when they want free speech, but the sad truth is they are attacked by the us
government and the american people to stop there protesting.
Black men in America are 3.5 times more likely than white men to be killed by
police, the infant mortality rate for black babies is up to three times higher than that
of white babies. Despite ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ever since Kaepernick decision to protest the national anthem he has received
intense backlash from everywhere and everyone but most surprisingly his own
team has attacked him as well by benching him. though Kaepernick continues to
protest he is sacrificing his job.Through both the media storm of his protest and
potentially declining skills, there were enough reasons for the 49ers to cut
Kaepernick. They decided to stick with him (Davis). Kaepernick s bold decision to
take a knee during the national anthem has brought an unforgiving media srom and
with his poor play the 49ers organization has considered the option of cutting there
QB.There decision to keep him on the team just expresses the fact that Kaepernick
is making a change in the NFL and and how people see activists. (Kaepernick) is a
piece of (expletive). hope when he gets to play, someone breaks his back or neck.
(unknown email). When Kaepernick decided to protest he knew very well that he
would have several different types of responses. Some nice most mean, in this case
he received hate mail from one of his fans and how he hopes that he gets severely
injured during a game. This is just showing how the american people can preach
freedom but as soon as it effect them in a negative way hey are quick to throw the
hough of freedom out he window and demand he stop, but they have no effect on
Kaepernick and his
Comparison of the Matrix and the Allegory of the Cave
Essay
Composition I
3 October 2012
The Matrix and the Allegory of the Cave
What if one were living through life completely bound and facing a reality that
doesn t even exist? The prisoners in Plato s Allegory of the Cave are blind from true
reality as well as the people in the movie The Matrix. They are given false images
and they accept what their senses are telling them. They believe what they are
experiencing is not all that really exists. Plato, the ancient Greek philosopher wrote
The Allegory of the Cave, to explain the process of enlightenment and what true
reality may be. In the movie The Matrix, Neo (the main character) was born into a
world of illusions called the Matrix. Neo s true reality is being controlled by the ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In The Matrix the puppet handlers and the machines spawned from a singular
consciousness called A.I. (artificial intelligence). In both The Matrix and Allegory
of the Cave, the puppeteers have created artificial surroundings as a way to control
and operate the information the prisoners receive. Plato also stated that eventually
one of the more intellectual prisoners would break free from the cave and into the
outside world. The one prisoner that Plato refers to reflects Neo in The Matrix
when he is being released from his pod that the machines have created. Once the
prisoner of the cave has broken free he can now look all around him and see the
objects as they really are. While in the movie The Matrix, Neo is using is own
eyes for the first time and sees that he is actually living in a human factory. In Plato
s Allegory of the Cave, he states that the freed prisoner would be shocked and not
used to the outside world. The prisoner would try to think that what he saw and
experienced before was truer than what is he sees now. When Neo is revived from
being detached from the pod, Morpheus tells him what state the world is in now.
Neo turns into a state of disarray and denial. This new knowledge of the truth
overwhelmed Neo so much that he vomited and passed out. The released prisoner in
The Allegory of the Cave might feel that what he is seeing was the illusion and
shadows on the
Essay
Composition I
3 October 2012
The Matrix and the Allegory of the Cave
What if one were living through life completely bound and facing a reality that
doesn t even exist? The prisoners in Plato s Allegory of the Cave are blind from true
reality as well as the people in the movie The Matrix. They are given false images
and they accept what their senses are telling them. They believe what they are
experiencing is not all that really exists. Plato, the ancient Greek philosopher wrote
The Allegory of the Cave, to explain the process of enlightenment and what true
reality may be. In the movie The Matrix, Neo (the main character) was born into a
world of illusions called the Matrix. Neo s true reality is being controlled by the ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In The Matrix the puppet handlers and the machines spawned from a singular
consciousness called A.I. (artificial intelligence). In both The Matrix and Allegory
of the Cave, the puppeteers have created artificial surroundings as a way to control
and operate the information the prisoners receive. Plato also stated that eventually
one of the more intellectual prisoners would break free from the cave and into the
outside world. The one prisoner that Plato refers to reflects Neo in The Matrix
when he is being released from his pod that the machines have created. Once the
prisoner of the cave has broken free he can now look all around him and see the
objects as they really are. While in the movie The Matrix, Neo is using is own
eyes for the first time and sees that he is actually living in a human factory. In Plato
s Allegory of the Cave, he states that the freed prisoner would be shocked and not
used to the outside world. The prisoner would try to think that what he saw and
experienced before was truer than what is he sees now. When Neo is revived from
being detached from the pod, Morpheus tells him what state the world is in now.
Neo turns into a state of disarray and denial. This new knowledge of the truth
overwhelmed Neo so much that he vomited and passed out. The released prisoner in
The Allegory of the Cave might feel that what he is seeing was the illusion and
shadows on the
The Puritan Government
Puritanism and Government
The Puritans were a group of people who are English Reformed Protestants. The
Puritans came from England during the 16th and 17th centuries to America. What
English Reformed Protestants basically means is that the Puritans, were Christians
who did not like the way the church was in England. They wanted to purify the
Church of England from all Roman Catholic practices hence the name Puritan. The
Puritans tried to purify the Church of England, but failed because the English laws
restricted them. Although they failed to change the Church of England their ideas
spread, thus increasing the popularity of the Puritan ideology.The Puritans decided to
migrate to the colonies of the New Word for multiple reasons the most important
being religious freedom. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once the Puritans arrived in America, they found that the Native Americans
believed in polytheistic religions mostly centered around nature. Even though the
Puritans believed in theology and in how God watches over everyone and is
smiteful of sinners, the Puritans found since the Native Americans were mostly
savages and heathens, it was okay to find them inferior and in some cases it was
okay to kill the savages . The Puritans established two important and prominent
colonies being the Boston colony and the Salem colony. The Boston colony was the
more successful colony of the two. Although the Puritans did not fully agree with
the Church of England in some instances they still were allies as well as allies with
England. Because of this the English supported the Puritans and traded with each
other, Boston s population increased and it became a very populous and thriving
colony. Since the colony became so popular many English men came to copy what
the Puritans did, to escape religious oppression and persecution. Unfortunately, since
the Puritans are the government of Boston they control all the laws, and one of the
laws is that if you wish
Puritanism and Government
The Puritans were a group of people who are English Reformed Protestants. The
Puritans came from England during the 16th and 17th centuries to America. What
English Reformed Protestants basically means is that the Puritans, were Christians
who did not like the way the church was in England. They wanted to purify the
Church of England from all Roman Catholic practices hence the name Puritan. The
Puritans tried to purify the Church of England, but failed because the English laws
restricted them. Although they failed to change the Church of England their ideas
spread, thus increasing the popularity of the Puritan ideology.The Puritans decided to
migrate to the colonies of the New Word for multiple reasons the most important
being religious freedom. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once the Puritans arrived in America, they found that the Native Americans
believed in polytheistic religions mostly centered around nature. Even though the
Puritans believed in theology and in how God watches over everyone and is
smiteful of sinners, the Puritans found since the Native Americans were mostly
savages and heathens, it was okay to find them inferior and in some cases it was
okay to kill the savages . The Puritans established two important and prominent
colonies being the Boston colony and the Salem colony. The Boston colony was the
more successful colony of the two. Although the Puritans did not fully agree with
the Church of England in some instances they still were allies as well as allies with
England. Because of this the English supported the Puritans and traded with each
other, Boston s population increased and it became a very populous and thriving
colony. Since the colony became so popular many English men came to copy what
the Puritans did, to escape religious oppression and persecution. Unfortunately, since
the Puritans are the government of Boston they control all the laws, and one of the
laws is that if you wish
Why Stereotypes Are Important Essay
There are many places where jokes are appreciated. At a friend s house, a comedy
club, or a family gathering, jokes are common, and even expected. However, there
are many places where jokes should not be told. Places such as a classroom, a
serious dinner, and a business meeting, are not good settings for jokes and laughter.
I think it is important to learn when and where to tell jokes, not to always seek
attention, and know what jokes are appropriate for your setting. Jokes can be very
helpful. After a great loss, people might watch a comedyin the hopes of bringing
their spirits up or forgetting about their pain for just a few seconds. On the other
hand, in class when teachers are trying to get work done, one should not make jokes
to get a few laughs. It is important to focus on the task at hand, and not jokearound
until the time is right. Sometimes when people wisecrack, they throw... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Topics such as death and killing at schools is very sensitive, and no jokes should be
made about this subject. In recent years many kids have threatened to kill their
classmates, and some of them followed through with it. This is why when someone
makes a fool of themselves and says something humorous about the subject, they
should be taken seriously and given the fitting punishment. It is important to
remember where you are and if anyone would be offended before you make a joke.
Jokes are often misinterpreted and can offend people. The saying Beauty is in the
eye of beholder is similar with humor. A joke isn t funny unless the audience finds it
funny. There are places where comedy is normal and it is okay to joke around.
However, there are places, such as in a classroom, where jokes are not appreciated,
and can often lead to trouble. This is why one should learn when and where to tell
jokes, not to always seek attention, and what jokes are appropriate for your
There are many places where jokes are appreciated. At a friend s house, a comedy
club, or a family gathering, jokes are common, and even expected. However, there
are many places where jokes should not be told. Places such as a classroom, a
serious dinner, and a business meeting, are not good settings for jokes and laughter.
I think it is important to learn when and where to tell jokes, not to always seek
attention, and know what jokes are appropriate for your setting. Jokes can be very
helpful. After a great loss, people might watch a comedyin the hopes of bringing
their spirits up or forgetting about their pain for just a few seconds. On the other
hand, in class when teachers are trying to get work done, one should not make jokes
to get a few laughs. It is important to focus on the task at hand, and not jokearound
until the time is right. Sometimes when people wisecrack, they throw... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Topics such as death and killing at schools is very sensitive, and no jokes should be
made about this subject. In recent years many kids have threatened to kill their
classmates, and some of them followed through with it. This is why when someone
makes a fool of themselves and says something humorous about the subject, they
should be taken seriously and given the fitting punishment. It is important to
remember where you are and if anyone would be offended before you make a joke.
Jokes are often misinterpreted and can offend people. The saying Beauty is in the
eye of beholder is similar with humor. A joke isn t funny unless the audience finds it
funny. There are places where comedy is normal and it is okay to joke around.
However, there are places, such as in a classroom, where jokes are not appreciated,
and can often lead to trouble. This is why one should learn when and where to tell
jokes, not to always seek attention, and what jokes are appropriate for your
A Lesson Before Dying By Ernst J. Gaines
Many cultures have had dark pasts and histories. Some have had terrible wars,
while others have had mass killings. Other cultures have had problems with
discrimination towards diverse or dissimilar cultures and races. There are many
reasons for this discrimination, but in the majority of cases, the most common
reason is simply because of a difference between them. These differences can vary
from physical appearances to cultural, traditional, or religious beliefs. Differences
can lead to a culture s social status of privilege for one raceor group over another. One
culture, or country, where this was apparent, was in the United States, specifically in
the South. Slavery can be seen as one of the United State s negative times in history.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Grant Wiggins, which was the plantation s teacher, had a very harsh way to treat
and teach the children. This can be sensed in chapter 5 of the book. He expected
them to learn and wanted them to think fully with their heads. He was trying to find
a way to get to them. The book mentions a couple of times when Wiggins was not
sure whether he was reaching the children or if he was wasting his time. Grant
thought, ...Is it just a vicious circle? Am I doing anything? (62). Racism was sensed
and felt in the way white people treated black people.
Discrimination led to the degrading of people. Derogatory comments and actions
were done by some white people towards black people. Racism can be seen in
multiple events that occur in the story. The white population also treated the
colored population with inferiority in every aspect. They had pride and thought
highly of themselves. Black people were disregarded as to even being present
during some instances in the book. One of these instances is when Grant was
waiting to speak with Mr. Pichot. Grant was a young black man who was a teacher
and the nephew of Tante Lou. Tante Lou was a friend of Mrs. Emma, the
godmother of Jefferson, who was in prison and was sentenced to the death penalty
by the electric chair. Henry Pichot was the owner of a plantation as well as the
brother in law of the sheriff, Sam
Many cultures have had dark pasts and histories. Some have had terrible wars,
while others have had mass killings. Other cultures have had problems with
discrimination towards diverse or dissimilar cultures and races. There are many
reasons for this discrimination, but in the majority of cases, the most common
reason is simply because of a difference between them. These differences can vary
from physical appearances to cultural, traditional, or religious beliefs. Differences
can lead to a culture s social status of privilege for one raceor group over another. One
culture, or country, where this was apparent, was in the United States, specifically in
the South. Slavery can be seen as one of the United State s negative times in history.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Grant Wiggins, which was the plantation s teacher, had a very harsh way to treat
and teach the children. This can be sensed in chapter 5 of the book. He expected
them to learn and wanted them to think fully with their heads. He was trying to find
a way to get to them. The book mentions a couple of times when Wiggins was not
sure whether he was reaching the children or if he was wasting his time. Grant
thought, ...Is it just a vicious circle? Am I doing anything? (62). Racism was sensed
and felt in the way white people treated black people.
Discrimination led to the degrading of people. Derogatory comments and actions
were done by some white people towards black people. Racism can be seen in
multiple events that occur in the story. The white population also treated the
colored population with inferiority in every aspect. They had pride and thought
highly of themselves. Black people were disregarded as to even being present
during some instances in the book. One of these instances is when Grant was
waiting to speak with Mr. Pichot. Grant was a young black man who was a teacher
and the nephew of Tante Lou. Tante Lou was a friend of Mrs. Emma, the
godmother of Jefferson, who was in prison and was sentenced to the death penalty
by the electric chair. Henry Pichot was the owner of a plantation as well as the
brother in law of the sheriff, Sam
Similarities Between The Great Gatsby And Tom Buchanan
Nick Carraway and Tom Buchanan had some similarities and differences . They
are both liars, they lie about many things. Gatsby lied about who he really is and
Tom lies to get out of things. They both are living a fake life, a double life. Gatsby
was pretending he came from a wealthy family when in reality his family is dirt
poor. Tom was having an affairwith another woman who does not come from the
same social class as him and had an apartment with her in New York. The
apartment was a place where they both can get away from their other life.
Although, they both are very wealthy and had a lot of money, they come from
different social class. Tom was born rich so he did not work for his money and
Gatsby was really poor, but he worked for his... Show more content on
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Gatsby met Daisy before she even knew Tom, but because he was poor he could not
have her. He was gone for five years yet he still loved her and was still loyal to her.
He bought a house right across the bay from Daisy s house and threw so many big
parties because he was hoping it would catch her attention. Once in awhile I go off
on a spree and make a fool of myself, but I always come back, and in my heart I love
her all the time. (Fitzgerald 131) Tom admitted that he toys with a lot of women, but
at the end of the day he always comes back to Daisy. I think the reason why Tom
cheated on Daisy because he wanted to to feel needed. Daisy never really wanted to
marry Tom and was not interested in him. She did marry him because he had
money, but Daisy was also very wealthy, so she did not need him or his money to
make her happy. She will do just fine on her own if she left him. Maybe he just
wanted someone to need him and make him feel wanted so that is why he cheated
on her. Myrtle was poor trying to be in the wealthy class and being with Tom lets
her feel like she is apart of the wealthy class because whatever she wants, Tom gets
it for her. One example, is the dog. I want to get one of those dogs, she said
earnestly. I want to get one for the apartment.They are nice to have a dog. (
Fitzgerald 27 ) Myrtle wanted a dog for the apartment and Tom bought it for her
without even questioning it. She did not even know how to properly take care of
it. She just wanted the dog just so she can spend Tom s money. Although it may
not seem like Tom actually loved Daisy. When he found out that Daisy was going to
Gatsby s parties, he followed her to Gatsby s to keep an eye on her. He even had a
background check on Gatsby to see who he really was because he felt threatened by
Nick Carraway and Tom Buchanan had some similarities and differences . They
are both liars, they lie about many things. Gatsby lied about who he really is and
Tom lies to get out of things. They both are living a fake life, a double life. Gatsby
was pretending he came from a wealthy family when in reality his family is dirt
poor. Tom was having an affairwith another woman who does not come from the
same social class as him and had an apartment with her in New York. The
apartment was a place where they both can get away from their other life.
Although, they both are very wealthy and had a lot of money, they come from
different social class. Tom was born rich so he did not work for his money and
Gatsby was really poor, but he worked for his... Show more content on
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Gatsby met Daisy before she even knew Tom, but because he was poor he could not
have her. He was gone for five years yet he still loved her and was still loyal to her.
He bought a house right across the bay from Daisy s house and threw so many big
parties because he was hoping it would catch her attention. Once in awhile I go off
on a spree and make a fool of myself, but I always come back, and in my heart I love
her all the time. (Fitzgerald 131) Tom admitted that he toys with a lot of women, but
at the end of the day he always comes back to Daisy. I think the reason why Tom
cheated on Daisy because he wanted to to feel needed. Daisy never really wanted to
marry Tom and was not interested in him. She did marry him because he had
money, but Daisy was also very wealthy, so she did not need him or his money to
make her happy. She will do just fine on her own if she left him. Maybe he just
wanted someone to need him and make him feel wanted so that is why he cheated
on her. Myrtle was poor trying to be in the wealthy class and being with Tom lets
her feel like she is apart of the wealthy class because whatever she wants, Tom gets
it for her. One example, is the dog. I want to get one of those dogs, she said
earnestly. I want to get one for the apartment.They are nice to have a dog. (
Fitzgerald 27 ) Myrtle wanted a dog for the apartment and Tom bought it for her
without even questioning it. She did not even know how to properly take care of
it. She just wanted the dog just so she can spend Tom s money. Although it may
not seem like Tom actually loved Daisy. When he found out that Daisy was going to
Gatsby s parties, he followed her to Gatsby s to keep an eye on her. He even had a
background check on Gatsby to see who he really was because he felt threatened by
Comp230-Intro to Scripting Essay
Week 1 Week 1 Quiz A 1.The name of the service that controls the queue of print
jobs with the Window NET command is ______. SPOOLER 2.Which of the
following Windows commands will shutdown and restart your computer in 2
minutes? Shutdown r t 120 3.Which Windows shutdown command switch is sued to
log off the current user of the local computer? l 4.Which one of the following
Windows AT commands specifies an action that will take place at 3:00 p.m.? At
15:00 command 5.From the Start/Run dialog, the command used to open the 32 bit
Windows command prompt is ______. cmd 6.The Windows CLI command used to
turn off the display of the current command in a batch file is ______. @command
Week1 Quiz B 1.Which... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
ServiceName? DELETE 2.The netsh command that will set the IP Address of the
interface name NIC to 192.168.100.10 255.255.255.0 with a metric of 1 is _____.
netsh interface ip set address NIC source=static 192.168.100.10 255.255.255.0 1
3.Which of the following Windows commands will shutdown and power down the
computer FileServer in 2 minutes? shutdown s m \FileServer t 120 4.Which one
of the following Windows AT commands specifies an action that will take place at
3:00 p.m.? at 15:00 command 5.The Windows CLI command that is used to
display the search path for the executable files is _____. path 6.The Windows CLI
command used to turn off the display of the current command in a batch file is
_____. @command Week 1 Quiz G 1.Which one of the following Windows NET
commands will allow other computers to access the C:\Data directory under the
share name UserData? NET SHARE UserData=C:\Data 2.The netsh command that
will set the IP Address of the interface name NIC to a DHCP supplied IP address is
_____. netsh interface ip set address NIC source=dhcp 3.Which Windows shutdown
command switch is used to log off the current user of the local computer? 1 4.Which
Windows shutdown command switch is used to shutdown and turn off a local or
remote computer? /s 5.From the Start/Run dialog, the command used to open the 32
bit Windows command prompt is _____. cmd 6.The Windows CLI command
Week 1 Week 1 Quiz A 1.The name of the service that controls the queue of print
jobs with the Window NET command is ______. SPOOLER 2.Which of the
following Windows commands will shutdown and restart your computer in 2
minutes? Shutdown r t 120 3.Which Windows shutdown command switch is sued to
log off the current user of the local computer? l 4.Which one of the following
Windows AT commands specifies an action that will take place at 3:00 p.m.? At
15:00 command 5.From the Start/Run dialog, the command used to open the 32 bit
Windows command prompt is ______. cmd 6.The Windows CLI command used to
turn off the display of the current command in a batch file is ______. @command
Week1 Quiz B 1.Which... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
ServiceName? DELETE 2.The netsh command that will set the IP Address of the
interface name NIC to 192.168.100.10 255.255.255.0 with a metric of 1 is _____.
netsh interface ip set address NIC source=static 192.168.100.10 255.255.255.0 1
3.Which of the following Windows commands will shutdown and power down the
computer FileServer in 2 minutes? shutdown s m \FileServer t 120 4.Which one
of the following Windows AT commands specifies an action that will take place at
3:00 p.m.? at 15:00 command 5.The Windows CLI command that is used to
display the search path for the executable files is _____. path 6.The Windows CLI
command used to turn off the display of the current command in a batch file is
_____. @command Week 1 Quiz G 1.Which one of the following Windows NET
commands will allow other computers to access the C:\Data directory under the
share name UserData? NET SHARE UserData=C:\Data 2.The netsh command that
will set the IP Address of the interface name NIC to a DHCP supplied IP address is
_____. netsh interface ip set address NIC source=dhcp 3.Which Windows shutdown
command switch is used to log off the current user of the local computer? 1 4.Which
Windows shutdown command switch is used to shutdown and turn off a local or
remote computer? /s 5.From the Start/Run dialog, the command used to open the 32
bit Windows command prompt is _____. cmd 6.The Windows CLI command
A Class to Remember
Engineering is frustrating. It consumes so much of my energy that I cannot carve
a smile on my face anymore. I am so tired. I feel like it is 10000000000000000 miles
to walk from Sweeney to the East Hall. However, whenever I first step into the class,
the first thing I will look for is what hat is going to be on Mr. Driscoll s head. There
are all cute and smart hats! I laugh every single time I look at his funny hats. Oh, I
have a tagline for this class! A hat a day, keeps the stress away. Ah, I am going to
miss his hats, I swear.
Time flies so fast. Spring is about coming to the end. I am definitely not the same
person today as I was yesterday. Everything has changed; hopefully in a good way.
Yes, I make mistakes, I reflect, and I become wiser at the end. In this essay, I am
going to write some reflections that drive me to become a better writer.
During the process of drafting a paper, one of the things I have in mind is my
audience. In order to write a good paper, it is crucial to consider the audience so you
can identify how you are going to write it. For example, if you are going to write
letter to your brother, it will sound weird if you use formal language. Same goes if
you are writing to the Obama; it will definitely sound weird if you greet him like,
how is it going, bro? It is way too informal and you cannot do this if you are writing
to your leader. What I am trying to say here is it is your audience that will determine
the style of your writing.
Before this
Engineering is frustrating. It consumes so much of my energy that I cannot carve
a smile on my face anymore. I am so tired. I feel like it is 10000000000000000 miles
to walk from Sweeney to the East Hall. However, whenever I first step into the class,
the first thing I will look for is what hat is going to be on Mr. Driscoll s head. There
are all cute and smart hats! I laugh every single time I look at his funny hats. Oh, I
have a tagline for this class! A hat a day, keeps the stress away. Ah, I am going to
miss his hats, I swear.
Time flies so fast. Spring is about coming to the end. I am definitely not the same
person today as I was yesterday. Everything has changed; hopefully in a good way.
Yes, I make mistakes, I reflect, and I become wiser at the end. In this essay, I am
going to write some reflections that drive me to become a better writer.
During the process of drafting a paper, one of the things I have in mind is my
audience. In order to write a good paper, it is crucial to consider the audience so you
can identify how you are going to write it. For example, if you are going to write
letter to your brother, it will sound weird if you use formal language. Same goes if
you are writing to the Obama; it will definitely sound weird if you greet him like,
how is it going, bro? It is way too informal and you cannot do this if you are writing
to your leader. What I am trying to say here is it is your audience that will determine
the style of your writing.
Before this
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