Essay On Good Manners Maketh A Man
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Disney Swot Analysis
SWOT Analysis
One of the best ways to performs the company s current situation is performing its SWOT analysis,
which bring us a better understand of the internal and external environments, and also help us
analyze the potential opportunities and risks regarding the products and services that the company
offer and provide.
SWOT ANALYSIS
Weaknesses
Limit target public;
High Costs of operation; No guarantee of success; Strengths
Strong brand and image;
High Quality products and services;
Strong cable network;
Threats
Intense competition;
Weak economy;
Piracy;
Difficult to find and afford creative labor;
Management Style;
Opportunities
New attractions;
Park plus Hotel packages; Expansion to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other potential opportunity regarding to the theme parks and build new attractions to them, is also
attract people by making more attractive packages including the tickets to the parks plus the hotel
rooms for the entire family. And by encouraging people to spend more days in the parks, we can
make packages with at least three or more nights. The facts showed that in 2000 average people
spent three days in the Walt Disney World theme park, mostly because in this location tourists
had more like a resort and more things to do, also a place to spend the night. During the same
year the average people used to spend just one day at Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland and at
Disneyland Paris. So the strategy used at that point was building more attractions, more parks
close to theme parks. So parks plus hotel packages would be great opportunity to encourage
people to spend more days at parks and consequently visiting more parks will increase in revenues
and also increase the company s assets.
Other potential opportunity still following the same thinking about build more theme parks and
attractions, will be exploring more the international potential market by building theme parks in
countries with high flow of tourists, the suggestion in this case would be first make a
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SWOT Analysis
One of the best ways to performs the company s current situation is performing its SWOT analysis,
which bring us a better understand of the internal and external environments, and also help us
analyze the potential opportunities and risks regarding the products and services that the company
offer and provide.
SWOT ANALYSIS
Weaknesses
Limit target public;
High Costs of operation; No guarantee of success; Strengths
Strong brand and image;
High Quality products and services;
Strong cable network;
Threats
Intense competition;
Weak economy;
Piracy;
Difficult to find and afford creative labor;
Management Style;
Opportunities
New attractions;
Park plus Hotel packages; Expansion to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other potential opportunity regarding to the theme parks and build new attractions to them, is also
attract people by making more attractive packages including the tickets to the parks plus the hotel
rooms for the entire family. And by encouraging people to spend more days in the parks, we can
make packages with at least three or more nights. The facts showed that in 2000 average people
spent three days in the Walt Disney World theme park, mostly because in this location tourists
had more like a resort and more things to do, also a place to spend the night. During the same
year the average people used to spend just one day at Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland and at
Disneyland Paris. So the strategy used at that point was building more attractions, more parks
close to theme parks. So parks plus hotel packages would be great opportunity to encourage
people to spend more days at parks and consequently visiting more parks will increase in revenues
and also increase the company s assets.
Other potential opportunity still following the same thinking about build more theme parks and
attractions, will be exploring more the international potential market by building theme parks in
countries with high flow of tourists, the suggestion in this case would be first make a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Philosophical And Scientific Pointers To Creatio
On philosophical and Scientific Pointers to Creatio Ex Nihilo Where did our universe come from?
It is one of the most fascinating questions that we can think about. One thing that makes this
question so interesting is the fact that there are only two possible answers; God, or some other
being like Godcreated our universe, or a natural process created our universe, but which is it? Did
God or Nature create the universe that we live in? All those questions need a deep breath and
good analysis to find the answer. On William Lane Craig s Philosophical and Scientific Pointers to
Creatio Ex Nihilo, Craig has an amazing argument about the beginning of the universe. Craig
supported his idea, which is the universe has a beginning, by a series of premises. The first one is
that an actual infinite cannot exist, the second one is that a beginningless series of events in time is
an actual infinite, and the last one is that a beginningless... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Craig started his series of supporting by saying that an actual infinite cannot exist, the meaning of
the term actual infinite is crucial toward the understanding of this argument. An actual infinite
means that nothing further may be added or subtracted. One of the unique traits of an actual infinite
is that part of the set is equal to the whole set. For instance, in an actually infinite set of numbers,
the number of even numbers in the set is equal to all of the numbers in the set. This follows because
an infinite set of numbers contains an infinite number of even numbers as well as an infinite
number of all numbers. By contrast, a potential infinite is a set of things that can be added to
without ever reaching infinity. Such a set may be ever increasing without limit yet is at all times
finite. Whereas actual infinites are definite collections, potential infinites contain an indefinite
collection of
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On philosophical and Scientific Pointers to Creatio Ex Nihilo Where did our universe come from?
It is one of the most fascinating questions that we can think about. One thing that makes this
question so interesting is the fact that there are only two possible answers; God, or some other
being like Godcreated our universe, or a natural process created our universe, but which is it? Did
God or Nature create the universe that we live in? All those questions need a deep breath and
good analysis to find the answer. On William Lane Craig s Philosophical and Scientific Pointers to
Creatio Ex Nihilo, Craig has an amazing argument about the beginning of the universe. Craig
supported his idea, which is the universe has a beginning, by a series of premises. The first one is
that an actual infinite cannot exist, the second one is that a beginningless series of events in time is
an actual infinite, and the last one is that a beginningless... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Craig started his series of supporting by saying that an actual infinite cannot exist, the meaning of
the term actual infinite is crucial toward the understanding of this argument. An actual infinite
means that nothing further may be added or subtracted. One of the unique traits of an actual infinite
is that part of the set is equal to the whole set. For instance, in an actually infinite set of numbers,
the number of even numbers in the set is equal to all of the numbers in the set. This follows because
an infinite set of numbers contains an infinite number of even numbers as well as an infinite
number of all numbers. By contrast, a potential infinite is a set of things that can be added to
without ever reaching infinity. Such a set may be ever increasing without limit yet is at all times
finite. Whereas actual infinites are definite collections, potential infinites contain an indefinite
collection of
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Owls Vs Risers
The Merriam Webster defines sleep as the natural periodic suspension of consciousness during
which the powers of the body are restored. Although many people don t recognize the value of
sleep, it is a very essential part of life. There are many differences between a night owl and an
early riser. Research proves that there are many benefits as well as negative results to both
sleeping habits. Unfortunately, night owls are more likely to develop diabetes and other health
issues like reduced muscles mass. In contrast, early risers are destined to live a long healthy life.
It is also proven to help sustain a healthier diet when you wake up early. On the other hand night
owls crave more food, and tend to binge eat. The body realizes its
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Merriam Webster defines sleep as the natural periodic suspension of consciousness during
which the powers of the body are restored. Although many people don t recognize the value of
sleep, it is a very essential part of life. There are many differences between a night owl and an
early riser. Research proves that there are many benefits as well as negative results to both
sleeping habits. Unfortunately, night owls are more likely to develop diabetes and other health
issues like reduced muscles mass. In contrast, early risers are destined to live a long healthy life.
It is also proven to help sustain a healthier diet when you wake up early. On the other hand night
owls crave more food, and tend to binge eat. The body realizes its
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Business Success For A Business
Business Success in the New Normal
For a business to succeed in today s global economy, it takes more than opening doors, turning on
phones or powering up computers. Today s businesses have to look beyond their local competition
and take into consideration global competition. Globalization s impact on business organizations
continue to grow. Therefore, today s businesses must take advantage of opportunities and make
their business more agile and responsive to the needs of their ever evolving consumer. Rhodes and
Stelter (2010) speaks to this change, ...the rapidly developing economies also will spawn a new
generation of competitors, or global challengers (para 9)
In order for businesses to move forward toward business success, they must ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
PESTLE analysis is a structure of macro environmental or external marketing environment factors
that can have an impact on a given business. The results of which can be used in conjunction with
other analytical tools such as SWOT analysis. This business measurement tool consists of six
factors: Political, Economic, Socio culture or Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental.
The first four factors are the basic portion of this analysis tool. The Legal and Environmental
factors are expansions of the technique as well as other factors such as Demographics and
Regulatory. The factors will vary in importance based on a given business industry. For example,
companies such as 7 Eleven may be seek social or economic factors whereas companies like HSBC
may consider political or legal factors.
Porter s Five Forces Framework
Porter s Five Forces Framework considers other factors. This model identifies and analyzes five
competitive factors that shape and help determine an industry s strengths and weaknesses. These
factors include competition in the industry, new entrants into the industry, threat of substitutes,
buyers and suppliers. Porter s model is applicable in any segment of the economy to search for
profitability or attractiveness. In addition, theses five forces are considered items that may affect a
company s ability to serve
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Business Success in the New Normal
For a business to succeed in today s global economy, it takes more than opening doors, turning on
phones or powering up computers. Today s businesses have to look beyond their local competition
and take into consideration global competition. Globalization s impact on business organizations
continue to grow. Therefore, today s businesses must take advantage of opportunities and make
their business more agile and responsive to the needs of their ever evolving consumer. Rhodes and
Stelter (2010) speaks to this change, ...the rapidly developing economies also will spawn a new
generation of competitors, or global challengers (para 9)
In order for businesses to move forward toward business success, they must ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
PESTLE analysis is a structure of macro environmental or external marketing environment factors
that can have an impact on a given business. The results of which can be used in conjunction with
other analytical tools such as SWOT analysis. This business measurement tool consists of six
factors: Political, Economic, Socio culture or Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental.
The first four factors are the basic portion of this analysis tool. The Legal and Environmental
factors are expansions of the technique as well as other factors such as Demographics and
Regulatory. The factors will vary in importance based on a given business industry. For example,
companies such as 7 Eleven may be seek social or economic factors whereas companies like HSBC
may consider political or legal factors.
Porter s Five Forces Framework
Porter s Five Forces Framework considers other factors. This model identifies and analyzes five
competitive factors that shape and help determine an industry s strengths and weaknesses. These
factors include competition in the industry, new entrants into the industry, threat of substitutes,
buyers and suppliers. Porter s model is applicable in any segment of the economy to search for
profitability or attractiveness. In addition, theses five forces are considered items that may affect a
company s ability to serve
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Deinstitutionalization Case Study
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, it has been estimated that 40 percent of adults
with Schizophrenia and 51 percent of adults with severe Bipolar disorder receive no treatment
within a one year period (2016). These staggering statistics are surmounted by the 20 25 percent of
the American population that are homeless (Substance Abuse and Mental HealthAdministration,
2009). These alarming statistics illustrate the need to address the social problem of mental health
and homelessness and the need to develop programs to combat this epidemic. There are many
factors that contribute to this social problem, such as the lack of funding that is appropriated to
assist those with severe mental health diagnosis. Serious mental illnesses... Show more content on
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This population has to compete for housing just like every other population and are not provided
any specific priority in many cases. In addition, trying to obtain housing by navigating the system
can be a daunting tasks for someone who is mentally ill and does not lack the knowledge or
resources to ensure that they can eventually secure adequate housing and services. Some states
have developed programs and allocated funding to ensure that this issue is addressed, but on a
macro level there is a lot of room for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, it has been estimated that 40 percent of adults
with Schizophrenia and 51 percent of adults with severe Bipolar disorder receive no treatment
within a one year period (2016). These staggering statistics are surmounted by the 20 25 percent of
the American population that are homeless (Substance Abuse and Mental HealthAdministration,
2009). These alarming statistics illustrate the need to address the social problem of mental health
and homelessness and the need to develop programs to combat this epidemic. There are many
factors that contribute to this social problem, such as the lack of funding that is appropriated to
assist those with severe mental health diagnosis. Serious mental illnesses... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This population has to compete for housing just like every other population and are not provided
any specific priority in many cases. In addition, trying to obtain housing by navigating the system
can be a daunting tasks for someone who is mentally ill and does not lack the knowledge or
resources to ensure that they can eventually secure adequate housing and services. Some states
have developed programs and allocated funding to ensure that this issue is addressed, but on a
macro level there is a lot of room for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay about Profit Mazimization for Puff Shoes
Case Study
Profit Maximization
For
Puff Shoes
Introduction
Company Background
Puff shoes is a small enterprise which comes under the MSMEs or the Micro, Small and Medium
Enterprises and deals with footwear production under its own Puff brand and as third party
manufacturers for other prominent brands through the outsourcing of manufacturing by major
footwear brands. It has a turnover of about INR 2.78 Cr. Since the commencement of Operations
in 1996, Puff shoes has progressed impressively to becoming a reputed footwear manufacturer in
the Delhi(India) region where the factory and office are located. Puff shoes is accredited with
having processed orders of international footwear brands such as Nike and Fila. It specializes ...
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Executive Summary
Main objective of this case study is to optimize the functioning of the Puff Shoes manufacturing unit
with the objective of maximizing profit through the optimal order and resource allocation to the
three production units (machines) while ensuring that the demand is met in a timely manner.
The scope of the case study is limited to the manufacturing unit of Puff Shoes in Delhi which
contains 3 machines for the production of footwear of various sizes.
Problem Description: It is focused on the aspect of creating a model that would allow for the
optimal allocation of resources to each of the 3 machines in order to maximize profit in the long run.
The model also hopes to ensure that maximum order deadlines are met in a timely yet profitable
manner without compromising on the quality of the product.
Tool Used : Excel Solver is used for modeling Linear Programming Problem and solving them Data
Analysis
The following data was collected from the company:
Number of machines = 3
NOTE: In this case study, I have named the machines Machine 1, Machine 2 and Machine 3, where
Machine 1 has the highest capacity, followed by Machine 2 and Machine 3.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Study
Profit Maximization
For
Puff Shoes
Introduction
Company Background
Puff shoes is a small enterprise which comes under the MSMEs or the Micro, Small and Medium
Enterprises and deals with footwear production under its own Puff brand and as third party
manufacturers for other prominent brands through the outsourcing of manufacturing by major
footwear brands. It has a turnover of about INR 2.78 Cr. Since the commencement of Operations
in 1996, Puff shoes has progressed impressively to becoming a reputed footwear manufacturer in
the Delhi(India) region where the factory and office are located. Puff shoes is accredited with
having processed orders of international footwear brands such as Nike and Fila. It specializes ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Executive Summary
Main objective of this case study is to optimize the functioning of the Puff Shoes manufacturing unit
with the objective of maximizing profit through the optimal order and resource allocation to the
three production units (machines) while ensuring that the demand is met in a timely manner.
The scope of the case study is limited to the manufacturing unit of Puff Shoes in Delhi which
contains 3 machines for the production of footwear of various sizes.
Problem Description: It is focused on the aspect of creating a model that would allow for the
optimal allocation of resources to each of the 3 machines in order to maximize profit in the long run.
The model also hopes to ensure that maximum order deadlines are met in a timely yet profitable
manner without compromising on the quality of the product.
Tool Used : Excel Solver is used for modeling Linear Programming Problem and solving them Data
Analysis
The following data was collected from the company:
Number of machines = 3
NOTE: In this case study, I have named the machines Machine 1, Machine 2 and Machine 3, where
Machine 1 has the highest capacity, followed by Machine 2 and Machine 3.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Personal Injury Lawyer Essay
Whether you ve been injured in an auto accident, slip and fall, or due to the negligence of a
medical professional, hiring a seasoned personal injury attorney is essential to obtain the
compensation and justice you deserve. Below, attorney Steven P. Ciardiello Esq, PC in
Hamden, CT discusses the top five reasons you should retain the services of a personal injury
lawyer. 5 Reasons to Hire a Personal Injury Attorney An Attorney Is Familiar with the Legal
Process Having handled a variety of personal injury claims in the past, an attorney is familiar with
the laws that apply to your case and able to prepare a case seeking fair and full compensation for
your damages and losses. Without prior experience, an individual attempting to handle their... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An experience personal injury lawyer understands which types of compensation to pursue in
order to maximize the value of a claim, including medical expenses, property damage, pain and
suffering, lost wages and/or earning capacity, and more. An Attorney Is Motivated to Win The
vast majority of personal injury lawyers are paid on a contingency basis, meaning they are only
paid if they obtain money for their client. How is this to your benefit? You will have the backing
of an experienced legal professional who is motivated to obtain the highest possible settlement
as quickly as possible. An Attorney Can Take Your Case to Trial Though the majority of
personal injury cases are resolved prior to trial, having a competent trial attorney on your side
may make the insurance company more apt to offer you a fair and just settlement. If you have
been injured due to the reckless of negligent behavior of another person, the law offices of Steven
P. Ciardiello Esq, PC is the law firm to call. From workers compensation and medical malpractice
to auto accidents and wrongful death, attorney Steven Ciardiello provides his clients with the
personalized and professional representation they need to obtain the outcome they deserve. Stop by
the website or call. (203) 248 8000 to schedule your personal injury case
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Whether you ve been injured in an auto accident, slip and fall, or due to the negligence of a
medical professional, hiring a seasoned personal injury attorney is essential to obtain the
compensation and justice you deserve. Below, attorney Steven P. Ciardiello Esq, PC in
Hamden, CT discusses the top five reasons you should retain the services of a personal injury
lawyer. 5 Reasons to Hire a Personal Injury Attorney An Attorney Is Familiar with the Legal
Process Having handled a variety of personal injury claims in the past, an attorney is familiar with
the laws that apply to your case and able to prepare a case seeking fair and full compensation for
your damages and losses. Without prior experience, an individual attempting to handle their... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An experience personal injury lawyer understands which types of compensation to pursue in
order to maximize the value of a claim, including medical expenses, property damage, pain and
suffering, lost wages and/or earning capacity, and more. An Attorney Is Motivated to Win The
vast majority of personal injury lawyers are paid on a contingency basis, meaning they are only
paid if they obtain money for their client. How is this to your benefit? You will have the backing
of an experienced legal professional who is motivated to obtain the highest possible settlement
as quickly as possible. An Attorney Can Take Your Case to Trial Though the majority of
personal injury cases are resolved prior to trial, having a competent trial attorney on your side
may make the insurance company more apt to offer you a fair and just settlement. If you have
been injured due to the reckless of negligent behavior of another person, the law offices of Steven
P. Ciardiello Esq, PC is the law firm to call. From workers compensation and medical malpractice
to auto accidents and wrongful death, attorney Steven Ciardiello provides his clients with the
personalized and professional representation they need to obtain the outcome they deserve. Stop by
the website or call. (203) 248 8000 to schedule your personal injury case
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pharmaceutical Marketing Mix Strategy and Physicianв Ђ™s...
The Pharma Innovation Journal 2014; 3(7): 08 12
ISSN: 2277 7695 TPI 2014; 3(7): 08 12 2013 TPI www.thepharmajournal.com Received: 14 08
2014 Accepted: 28 08 2014 Rizwan Raheem Ahmed Professor, Department of Business
Administration Commerce Indus University, Pakistan
Pharmaceutical marketing mix strategy and physician s prescription behavior
Rizwan Raheem Ahmed
ABSTRACT Purpose: This research paper gives an insight about the processes used by local and
MNCs pharmaceutical companies in Pakistan.The purpose of our research is to examine that what
factors affect physician prescription behavior based on ethical grounds. Methodology: This research
focuses on the strategies and marketing tools used by pharmaceutical companies in ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ministry of health permits for import of products and regulates prices (Controlled pricing).
Pharmaceutical marketing mix is a set of pharmaceutical promotional tactics used for marketing and
selling of product [2]. Pharmaceutical marketing mix is developed for better understanding of
different promotional
~8~
The Pharma Innovation Journal
activities and tactics such as sampling and sales force promotion [3]. Whether a brand manager is
using right promotional tools, whether 4P`s (now 7P`s are considered) are linked to each other and
with product strategies for the two main objectives that includes [3]: п‚· To Generate Prescription
п‚· Make the product reach the patient They can be said as Product chain and Prescription chain 1.1
The Product Chin This starts from selection of molecules and ends in the hands of patient. This
chain is somehow intensive as it starts from the selection of molecules, then molecules are critically
screened, after the screening of molecules the source of raw material is identified then the pilot
batch manufacturing process starts at this stage pricing strategies and clinical trials are worked out.
Once the pilot batch is manufactured then it starts with the commercialization of product, after
commercialization product goes to distribution house and then it reaches the retailers. After patient
s diagnosis by doctor, patient purchases that product from retailer [4]. 1.2
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Pharma Innovation Journal 2014; 3(7): 08 12
ISSN: 2277 7695 TPI 2014; 3(7): 08 12 2013 TPI www.thepharmajournal.com Received: 14 08
2014 Accepted: 28 08 2014 Rizwan Raheem Ahmed Professor, Department of Business
Administration Commerce Indus University, Pakistan
Pharmaceutical marketing mix strategy and physician s prescription behavior
Rizwan Raheem Ahmed
ABSTRACT Purpose: This research paper gives an insight about the processes used by local and
MNCs pharmaceutical companies in Pakistan.The purpose of our research is to examine that what
factors affect physician prescription behavior based on ethical grounds. Methodology: This research
focuses on the strategies and marketing tools used by pharmaceutical companies in ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ministry of health permits for import of products and regulates prices (Controlled pricing).
Pharmaceutical marketing mix is a set of pharmaceutical promotional tactics used for marketing and
selling of product [2]. Pharmaceutical marketing mix is developed for better understanding of
different promotional
~8~
The Pharma Innovation Journal
activities and tactics such as sampling and sales force promotion [3]. Whether a brand manager is
using right promotional tools, whether 4P`s (now 7P`s are considered) are linked to each other and
with product strategies for the two main objectives that includes [3]: п‚· To Generate Prescription
п‚· Make the product reach the patient They can be said as Product chain and Prescription chain 1.1
The Product Chin This starts from selection of molecules and ends in the hands of patient. This
chain is somehow intensive as it starts from the selection of molecules, then molecules are critically
screened, after the screening of molecules the source of raw material is identified then the pilot
batch manufacturing process starts at this stage pricing strategies and clinical trials are worked out.
Once the pilot batch is manufactured then it starts with the commercialization of product, after
commercialization product goes to distribution house and then it reaches the retailers. After patient
s diagnosis by doctor, patient purchases that product from retailer [4]. 1.2
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gun Control And The United States
Gun control is the term that describes the use of law to limit people access to any kind of guns,
rifles, firearm, etc. through passing law that required checking of criminal record background
before purchasing a gun to be registered and many other methods. Many people in American have
strong feeling about gun control. The victims of gun violence are high in numbers in the United
Statesof America compared with other countries. Every year, Americans have to bear the massive
tragedies of shootings like those that happened in the movie theatre in Colorado and in an
elementary school in Connecticut. In the United States, there have been many political debates
whether guns should be controlled and kept out of certain people s hands, or if... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
congress banned on the mailing of guns. John Hinckley tries to assassinate president Ronald
Regan making gun issue more concern able ; making congress to pass law that restrict armor
piercing bullet and automatic weapon. To be sure gun goes to the right person president Clinton in
1993 signed a Brady bill to take 5 days to reach handgun to the customer. Until 2004 U.S. congress
and President Clinton banned on assault style weapon and semi automatic weapon. After 2004
some cities banned on weapon replacing federal expired banned. November 30 1993, Brady
handgun violence prevention act was establish by rewriting the gun control act of 1968, which
imposed buyer to wait five days before seller transfer the handgun to unlicensed individual (The
Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act).
In the present situation, the US government should pay special attention to save citizens from
violent attacks. To prevent the epidemic of gun violence and to bring peace in the country, the
president and the members of Congress must pass new gun laws. New gun laws that should be
passed would require background checks for all gun sales, ban assault weapons and high capacity
magazines, make gun trafficking a federal crime, and provide more law enforcement officers.
Gun violence prevention can be possible only if the US government passes a law that is to make
compulsory background checks for all gun sales across the country. Gun sales at shops or stores
require background checks. However, for
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Gun control is the term that describes the use of law to limit people access to any kind of guns,
rifles, firearm, etc. through passing law that required checking of criminal record background
before purchasing a gun to be registered and many other methods. Many people in American have
strong feeling about gun control. The victims of gun violence are high in numbers in the United
Statesof America compared with other countries. Every year, Americans have to bear the massive
tragedies of shootings like those that happened in the movie theatre in Colorado and in an
elementary school in Connecticut. In the United States, there have been many political debates
whether guns should be controlled and kept out of certain people s hands, or if... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
congress banned on the mailing of guns. John Hinckley tries to assassinate president Ronald
Regan making gun issue more concern able ; making congress to pass law that restrict armor
piercing bullet and automatic weapon. To be sure gun goes to the right person president Clinton in
1993 signed a Brady bill to take 5 days to reach handgun to the customer. Until 2004 U.S. congress
and President Clinton banned on assault style weapon and semi automatic weapon. After 2004
some cities banned on weapon replacing federal expired banned. November 30 1993, Brady
handgun violence prevention act was establish by rewriting the gun control act of 1968, which
imposed buyer to wait five days before seller transfer the handgun to unlicensed individual (The
Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act).
In the present situation, the US government should pay special attention to save citizens from
violent attacks. To prevent the epidemic of gun violence and to bring peace in the country, the
president and the members of Congress must pass new gun laws. New gun laws that should be
passed would require background checks for all gun sales, ban assault weapons and high capacity
magazines, make gun trafficking a federal crime, and provide more law enforcement officers.
Gun violence prevention can be possible only if the US government passes a law that is to make
compulsory background checks for all gun sales across the country. Gun sales at shops or stores
require background checks. However, for
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Exploring The Mind Of A 1960s Teenage Boy
Paper II Draft III Exploring the Mind of a 1960s Teenage Boy A P (1961), written by John
Updike, explores the social conventions of the early 1960s and delves into the mind of a
teenage boy named Sammy. Over the decades, occurrences that are considered socially
acceptable have changed drastically. For example, in 2015, it is nearly commonplace to spy girls
walk into stores in just their bathing suits even in Thomasville, Georgia, despite the fact that the
town is two hours from the nearest beach. However, in the 1960s, the much more conservative
time in which the story A P is set, such an act was quite scandalous. The short story tells of one
summer day when three teenage girls wandered into a small town A P grocery store, wearing...
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The one that caught my eye first was the one in the plaid green two piece. She was a chunky kid,
with a good tan (18)... He calls this girl simply Plaid because of her swimsuit. Next, he spies ...a
tall one, with black hair that hadn t quite frizzed right, and one of those sunburns right across
under the eyes, and a chin that was too long (19)... This girl he refers to as Big Tall Goony
Goony because not only was she tall, but she appeared to fit his prototype ( imagined appearance
yes, I m bringing psychology into my paper) a goon. Finally, Sammy spotted ...the third one, that
wasn t quite so tall. She was the queen. She kind of led them, the other two peeking around and
making their shoulders round (19). True to the way he described her, Sammy called this girl
Queenie because she appeared to be the leader of the group their queen. It was immediately
obvious that Sammy was drawn to this girl because while he briefly described the other two, he
spent a large amount of time throughout the story describing and assessing the character of
Queenie. Throughout the story, Sammy is quick to make inferences on the people s personalities,
including the girls. When Sammy first noticed the girls, he inferred that Queenie was the leader,
and ...you get the idea she had talked the other two into coming in here with her, and now she was
showing them how to do it, walk slow and hold yourself straight (19). Sammy viewed these girls as
if they were extremely
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Paper II Draft III Exploring the Mind of a 1960s Teenage Boy A P (1961), written by John
Updike, explores the social conventions of the early 1960s and delves into the mind of a
teenage boy named Sammy. Over the decades, occurrences that are considered socially
acceptable have changed drastically. For example, in 2015, it is nearly commonplace to spy girls
walk into stores in just their bathing suits even in Thomasville, Georgia, despite the fact that the
town is two hours from the nearest beach. However, in the 1960s, the much more conservative
time in which the story A P is set, such an act was quite scandalous. The short story tells of one
summer day when three teenage girls wandered into a small town A P grocery store, wearing...
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The one that caught my eye first was the one in the plaid green two piece. She was a chunky kid,
with a good tan (18)... He calls this girl simply Plaid because of her swimsuit. Next, he spies ...a
tall one, with black hair that hadn t quite frizzed right, and one of those sunburns right across
under the eyes, and a chin that was too long (19)... This girl he refers to as Big Tall Goony
Goony because not only was she tall, but she appeared to fit his prototype ( imagined appearance
yes, I m bringing psychology into my paper) a goon. Finally, Sammy spotted ...the third one, that
wasn t quite so tall. She was the queen. She kind of led them, the other two peeking around and
making their shoulders round (19). True to the way he described her, Sammy called this girl
Queenie because she appeared to be the leader of the group their queen. It was immediately
obvious that Sammy was drawn to this girl because while he briefly described the other two, he
spent a large amount of time throughout the story describing and assessing the character of
Queenie. Throughout the story, Sammy is quick to make inferences on the people s personalities,
including the girls. When Sammy first noticed the girls, he inferred that Queenie was the leader,
and ...you get the idea she had talked the other two into coming in here with her, and now she was
showing them how to do it, walk slow and hold yourself straight (19). Sammy viewed these girls as
if they were extremely
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The New Accounting Standard Ifrs 16 On Leases, Profit And...
1.0 INTRODUCTION The objective of this report is to present the factual findings of the audit of
operating leases to the CFO and CEO of the XYZ limited. The XYZ s 2015 financial statements has
shown the material amount of operating leases and therefore needs particular attention during the
course of audit. The auditing of assets held under the leasingagreements involves the verification
under the guidelines of IAS 17 Leases. The current accounting standard for leasing is applicable for
Australian companies has been undergoing changes and the new accounting standard for leasing
has been introduced to enhance the credibility of financial statements disclosures in the financial
statements. The new standard contains significant new provisions for which the author need to
consider the marital effects on the truth and fairness of reporting. The report will analyze the
difference between the old and new standard, investigate the effect on financial statements ratios,
and cash flows, profit loss and balance sheet.
2.0 PART I: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OLD AND NEW STANDARDS
The new accounting standard IFRS 16 on leases is different in IAS 17 in many aspects. The
adaption of this new IFRS will be applicable from 1st of Jan 2019. The thoroughly discussed
standard has made attempt to bring the single model of accounting for Lessee the will discourage
the off balance sheet financing and the on balancing sheet reporting will be enhanced. However, on
the Lessor end the accounting model has
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1.0 INTRODUCTION The objective of this report is to present the factual findings of the audit of
operating leases to the CFO and CEO of the XYZ limited. The XYZ s 2015 financial statements has
shown the material amount of operating leases and therefore needs particular attention during the
course of audit. The auditing of assets held under the leasingagreements involves the verification
under the guidelines of IAS 17 Leases. The current accounting standard for leasing is applicable for
Australian companies has been undergoing changes and the new accounting standard for leasing
has been introduced to enhance the credibility of financial statements disclosures in the financial
statements. The new standard contains significant new provisions for which the author need to
consider the marital effects on the truth and fairness of reporting. The report will analyze the
difference between the old and new standard, investigate the effect on financial statements ratios,
and cash flows, profit loss and balance sheet.
2.0 PART I: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OLD AND NEW STANDARDS
The new accounting standard IFRS 16 on leases is different in IAS 17 in many aspects. The
adaption of this new IFRS will be applicable from 1st of Jan 2019. The thoroughly discussed
standard has made attempt to bring the single model of accounting for Lessee the will discourage
the off balance sheet financing and the on balancing sheet reporting will be enhanced. However, on
the Lessor end the accounting model has
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Honor Convocation
Throughout Mercy Week, I attended the Honors Convocation and watched the Butler movie. The
Honors Convocation central message was about women abuse. The speaker mentioned her past
experience and how women face challenges with human trafficking and the abuse. Overall, the
speaker wants the audience to concentrate on survival and stand up for human trafficking. By
standing up to the abuse, people should gather together and share stories and trust in each other and
dream of a better future. Moreover, in the movie The Butler a man tries his best to sustain his family
. Mr. Gaines works hard to help his family but is blinded by what is wrong vs. right. Cecil loses
focus on his family and prioritizes work. Although he believes he should work to
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Throughout Mercy Week, I attended the Honors Convocation and watched the Butler movie. The
Honors Convocation central message was about women abuse. The speaker mentioned her past
experience and how women face challenges with human trafficking and the abuse. Overall, the
speaker wants the audience to concentrate on survival and stand up for human trafficking. By
standing up to the abuse, people should gather together and share stories and trust in each other and
dream of a better future. Moreover, in the movie The Butler a man tries his best to sustain his family
. Mr. Gaines works hard to help his family but is blinded by what is wrong vs. right. Cecil loses
focus on his family and prioritizes work. Although he believes he should work to
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Reflective Reflection On Reflective Learning
Introduction
Reflective learning is one of the best learning styles. It enables to link theory to practice and draw a
clear link between the efforts someone put into his/her development and the benefits get out of it.
Consequently, I, as a student who follows an industrial based degree programme, present my
reflective thoughts on learning grasped throughout the module of SPG8015 Introduction to
Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in Science and Engineering in this report.
1.0 The Practice of Reflective Learning
Reflective learning is a generic term for those intellectual and affective activities in which
individuals engage to explore their experiences in order to lead to new understandings and
appreciations (Boud, Keogh Walker, 1985, p. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are the four main characteristics which keep an entrepreneur elevated from an ordinary owner
manager. In addition to them, I found some more behaviours, skills and attributes that a person
should possess as an entrepreneur. They can be shown as in Table 1.
When I was learning these behaviours, skills and attributes, one question that I asked from myself
was, Do I possess these characteristics? . It made me to do a self analysis. Accordingly, I stepped
back to my past to discover my personal tendency to become an entrepreneur.
Though I have not engaged in an enterprise or enterprise related activity earlier, I found certain
entrepreneurial characteristics inside me. For an instance, the decision making ability under
uncertainty can be shown. Studying in UK was a decision taken under an uncertainty following few
sacrifices.
Table 1: Behaviours, skills and attributes of an entrepreneur
BehavioursSkillsAttributes
Opportunity seeking
Taking initiative
Coping with uncertainty
Taking calculated risks
Making things happen
Responding to challenge
Managing interdependence
Rapid use of judgement
Social networkingProblem solving
Persuasiveness
Negotiating
Decision making under uncertainty
Creativity
Strategic thinking
Articulation
Sense making
Introduction
Reflective learning is one of the best learning styles. It enables to link theory to practice and draw a
clear link between the efforts someone put into his/her development and the benefits get out of it.
Consequently, I, as a student who follows an industrial based degree programme, present my
reflective thoughts on learning grasped throughout the module of SPG8015 Introduction to
Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in Science and Engineering in this report.
1.0 The Practice of Reflective Learning
Reflective learning is a generic term for those intellectual and affective activities in which
individuals engage to explore their experiences in order to lead to new understandings and
appreciations (Boud, Keogh Walker, 1985, p. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are the four main characteristics which keep an entrepreneur elevated from an ordinary owner
manager. In addition to them, I found some more behaviours, skills and attributes that a person
should possess as an entrepreneur. They can be shown as in Table 1.
When I was learning these behaviours, skills and attributes, one question that I asked from myself
was, Do I possess these characteristics? . It made me to do a self analysis. Accordingly, I stepped
back to my past to discover my personal tendency to become an entrepreneur.
Though I have not engaged in an enterprise or enterprise related activity earlier, I found certain
entrepreneurial characteristics inside me. For an instance, the decision making ability under
uncertainty can be shown. Studying in UK was a decision taken under an uncertainty following few
sacrifices.
Table 1: Behaviours, skills and attributes of an entrepreneur
BehavioursSkillsAttributes
Opportunity seeking
Taking initiative
Coping with uncertainty
Taking calculated risks
Making things happen
Responding to challenge
Managing interdependence
Rapid use of judgement
Social networkingProblem solving
Persuasiveness
Negotiating
Decision making under uncertainty
Creativity
Strategic thinking
Articulation
Sense making
Socialising
Holistic managementSelf confidence
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Holistic managementSelf confidence
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Walter De Revealed In Langston Hughes s Song Of Harlem
Walter Dean s mother died when he was very young. She had died of childbirth. When his mother
died, he moved to Harlem, New York. Although Walter wasn t from Harlem, he loved the music
there. Walter lived with his adopted mother, Florence Dean. Walter s sisters were also brought to
Harlem. His sisters names were Geraldine, Viola, and Imogene. On page 7, Walter said the first
place he called home was Harlem. Walter loved his adopted mother. He also loved having her
attention. In fact, he would get mad when she paid her daughters any attention. When the music of
Harlem played Walter and his sisters would dancein the house. He had taught himself a dance
called Boogie . People loved to see Walter dance and they even threw
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Walter Dean s mother died when he was very young. She had died of childbirth. When his mother
died, he moved to Harlem, New York. Although Walter wasn t from Harlem, he loved the music
there. Walter lived with his adopted mother, Florence Dean. Walter s sisters were also brought to
Harlem. His sisters names were Geraldine, Viola, and Imogene. On page 7, Walter said the first
place he called home was Harlem. Walter loved his adopted mother. He also loved having her
attention. In fact, he would get mad when she paid her daughters any attention. When the music of
Harlem played Walter and his sisters would dancein the house. He had taught himself a dance
called Boogie . People loved to see Walter dance and they even threw
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Influence Of Patronage On Jackson Pollock
The Influence of Patronage on Jackson Pollock Art History Scott Mathew Jan. 21st, 2018
Introduction Jackson Pollock, a famous artist representing the summit era of abstractionism,
witnessed that America took place of Paris in art world. However, his artworks were utilized as an
American political weapon during the Cold War to justify the impression on Western polities. This
essay focuses on the influence some personal or governmental patronage on Pollock s art. Some
conspiracy theories even believed that it was the government that deliberately promoted the
mainstream of abstractionism. Pollock s Early Life Pollock experienced his childhood without
much exceptional occurrences. He was ambitious to become an great artist, and fortunately,... Show
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The thing worthy noticing was that in the year Pollock started his drip paintings, even though
people liked them, but no one really considered them, let along buying them. Surprisingly, just in
next year, forty his paintings were purchased, of course, in very high prices, and fifty two were
bought in the year after that year. Therefore, some attribute this phenomena to the governmental
propaganda. With this, America not only attacked arts and polities in the USSR, but also gained
the reputations in art world that there would be the new art movement leading by the US. As a
result, Pollock earned a lot of money and prestige, and pressure too. For entire four years,
Pollock had drip painted again and again. At last, he realized that he could not create anything
new. Because he did not have great sketching skills, he could not draw something else. The only
thing he could do was drip paintings. He had tried some new inventions, but, like paintings he
draw before, no one was willing to spend any for those. After the four year, he stopped painting and
hated it. The aura shackled him to be a drip paintings ist, and he did not have the ability to struggle
it off. As a man full of emotional strength, absolutely he could not stand such position. And, to the
end, he
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The Influence of Patronage on Jackson Pollock Art History Scott Mathew Jan. 21st, 2018
Introduction Jackson Pollock, a famous artist representing the summit era of abstractionism,
witnessed that America took place of Paris in art world. However, his artworks were utilized as an
American political weapon during the Cold War to justify the impression on Western polities. This
essay focuses on the influence some personal or governmental patronage on Pollock s art. Some
conspiracy theories even believed that it was the government that deliberately promoted the
mainstream of abstractionism. Pollock s Early Life Pollock experienced his childhood without
much exceptional occurrences. He was ambitious to become an great artist, and fortunately,... Show
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The thing worthy noticing was that in the year Pollock started his drip paintings, even though
people liked them, but no one really considered them, let along buying them. Surprisingly, just in
next year, forty his paintings were purchased, of course, in very high prices, and fifty two were
bought in the year after that year. Therefore, some attribute this phenomena to the governmental
propaganda. With this, America not only attacked arts and polities in the USSR, but also gained
the reputations in art world that there would be the new art movement leading by the US. As a
result, Pollock earned a lot of money and prestige, and pressure too. For entire four years,
Pollock had drip painted again and again. At last, he realized that he could not create anything
new. Because he did not have great sketching skills, he could not draw something else. The only
thing he could do was drip paintings. He had tried some new inventions, but, like paintings he
draw before, no one was willing to spend any for those. After the four year, he stopped painting and
hated it. The aura shackled him to be a drip paintings ist, and he did not have the ability to struggle
it off. As a man full of emotional strength, absolutely he could not stand such position. And, to the
end, he
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Loper Case Summary
Loper is not applicable to this case because unlike the regulation in Loper, Aston City Code В§
06 79 is narrowly tailored to serve Aston s government interest in protecting its citizens and
economy because the ordinance does not prohibit begging in all public places within the City of
Aston. The statute only makes it unlawful for a person to panhandle . . . on the Downtown
Square or the streets surrounding it . . . or within 1,000 feet of any spot on those streets . . . .
This restricted area is merely a small section of the City of Aston, as any solicitor may travel
outside of the regulated area and make any verbal solicitations they like. Loper is also
inapplicable, because the Aston panhandling ordinance does not place restrictions on non verbal
solicitations. The ordinance explicitly makes exceptions for the act of standing or sitting with a
sign or other indication that a donation is being sought, without any vocal request. As stated
previously, Petitioner could hold a sign that says Give me money, please while holding out his
hands, and there would be no violation of the panhandling ordinance as long as he did not couple
his act with a verbal request.
In conclusion, the city has effectively narrowed the ordinance to what is necessary to promote its
significant interest in protecting its citizens and visitors, and the local economy from threatening
solicitations.
A.The Aston City Ordinance Leaves Open Ample Alternative Channels Of Communication
Because It Only Applies In The Square Area And Only Applies To Verbal Solicitation. ... Show
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Gresham v. Peterson, 225 F.3d 899, 905 (7th Cir. 2000). An adequate alternative channel of
communication does not have to be the speaker s first or best choice. Id. at 906. In addition, the
alternative channel need not necessarily provide the same audience or impact for the speech.
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Loper is not applicable to this case because unlike the regulation in Loper, Aston City Code В§
06 79 is narrowly tailored to serve Aston s government interest in protecting its citizens and
economy because the ordinance does not prohibit begging in all public places within the City of
Aston. The statute only makes it unlawful for a person to panhandle . . . on the Downtown
Square or the streets surrounding it . . . or within 1,000 feet of any spot on those streets . . . .
This restricted area is merely a small section of the City of Aston, as any solicitor may travel
outside of the regulated area and make any verbal solicitations they like. Loper is also
inapplicable, because the Aston panhandling ordinance does not place restrictions on non verbal
solicitations. The ordinance explicitly makes exceptions for the act of standing or sitting with a
sign or other indication that a donation is being sought, without any vocal request. As stated
previously, Petitioner could hold a sign that says Give me money, please while holding out his
hands, and there would be no violation of the panhandling ordinance as long as he did not couple
his act with a verbal request.
In conclusion, the city has effectively narrowed the ordinance to what is necessary to promote its
significant interest in protecting its citizens and visitors, and the local economy from threatening
solicitations.
A.The Aston City Ordinance Leaves Open Ample Alternative Channels Of Communication
Because It Only Applies In The Square Area And Only Applies To Verbal Solicitation. ... Show
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Gresham v. Peterson, 225 F.3d 899, 905 (7th Cir. 2000). An adequate alternative channel of
communication does not have to be the speaker s first or best choice. Id. at 906. In addition, the
alternative channel need not necessarily provide the same audience or impact for the speech.
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The Obligate Carnivore
Hunkered down and poised to pounce, fur glistening in the sunlight, the lithe feline watches its
prey, a small field mouse, with pupils reminiscent of a black hole. If one were to make a sudden
movement, the cat would probably flinch three feet into the air. This single minded focus is born
from what is arguably the most important aspect of feline physiology: their existence as obligate
carnivores. The obligate carnivore, unlike omnivorous humans and even domestic canines, is
designed by nature to consume a diet composed solely of raw flesh. Felines in their natural habitat
hunt small prey that is high in protein with moderate amounts of fat, and minimal to no
carbohydrate (CHO) (Zoran 1). Due to this unique physiology, felines do best when... Show more
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They have more energy than ever before, with many people reporting that even their senior cats
were running and playing like kittens again. There is less shedding, and the fur is fluffier,
silkier, and shinier. Perhaps most enticing to the human carer is the change in the cat s litter box
habits. Cat owners feeding commercial diets are well aware of the frequency and quantity of
their pet s solid waste. With species appropriate diets, cats will urinate more, but will often only
have a bowel movement once every 2 3 days. This is because the cat is able to utilize a much
higher percentage of the food, and it takes longer for enough waste to build up to necessitate a
bowel movement. Even then, there will be less than a quarter of the amount seen in kibble fed cats,
and there will be almost no detectable odor (Pierson). The well known stench of typical cat feces is
an unfortunate result of the fermentation of CHOs in the intestines (Zoran
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Hunkered down and poised to pounce, fur glistening in the sunlight, the lithe feline watches its
prey, a small field mouse, with pupils reminiscent of a black hole. If one were to make a sudden
movement, the cat would probably flinch three feet into the air. This single minded focus is born
from what is arguably the most important aspect of feline physiology: their existence as obligate
carnivores. The obligate carnivore, unlike omnivorous humans and even domestic canines, is
designed by nature to consume a diet composed solely of raw flesh. Felines in their natural habitat
hunt small prey that is high in protein with moderate amounts of fat, and minimal to no
carbohydrate (CHO) (Zoran 1). Due to this unique physiology, felines do best when... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
They have more energy than ever before, with many people reporting that even their senior cats
were running and playing like kittens again. There is less shedding, and the fur is fluffier,
silkier, and shinier. Perhaps most enticing to the human carer is the change in the cat s litter box
habits. Cat owners feeding commercial diets are well aware of the frequency and quantity of
their pet s solid waste. With species appropriate diets, cats will urinate more, but will often only
have a bowel movement once every 2 3 days. This is because the cat is able to utilize a much
higher percentage of the food, and it takes longer for enough waste to build up to necessitate a
bowel movement. Even then, there will be less than a quarter of the amount seen in kibble fed cats,
and there will be almost no detectable odor (Pierson). The well known stench of typical cat feces is
an unfortunate result of the fermentation of CHOs in the intestines (Zoran
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Feed, A Futuristic Novel
Feed, a futuristic novel by M.T. Anderson, left me feeling disturbed about the faults in perfection.
In a society completely ruled by technology, most of the country has a chip implanted in their
brain since birth that acts as a phone, computer, television, and more, which known as the feed.
The feed allows people to chat using just their connected brains, watch television programs, play
games, order goods, and research any topic. From the start, I recognized that this was a scary
concept, because it meant that website owners and product producers had access to one s
thoughts, preferences, and personality. What made this book so eerie was that I could experience
what it would be like to have a constant voice in my head, directing me to... Show more content on
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Because of the feed, with everyone having access to whatever they please already in their brain,
everyone is smart, and no one has to work for it. There is mass danger in this concept. If
everyone is smart, no one is smart, because no one knows more than anyone else, and no one
stands out. It s like if you were to highlight everything in an article. If you did that, nothing would
be important anymore. This is what the feed does. It is run by companies who search everyone s
brains, and create products that will appeal to everyone. In order to do that, the companies need to
make a very simple product everyone can enjoy, slowly deteriorating difference, and slowly
making everyone simpler people. In light of what the novel stresses: that making things too easy for
humans will ruin the meaning for their existence, the author creates a character essential to get this
point across. Violet, Titus girlfriend, was different from Titus and his friends. She grew up with less
money than them, and with parents against the feed from the start. However, she eventually got the
feed, only to run into problems when a hacker damages it permanently. Violet, unlike Titus,
understands that companies running the feed were slowly abusing their power to create products
they know will have mass appeal. Violet resists this, trying to create a personality profile that
cannot fit in with the norms of the feed. Later, when Violet s feed, which has latched on
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Feed, a futuristic novel by M.T. Anderson, left me feeling disturbed about the faults in perfection.
In a society completely ruled by technology, most of the country has a chip implanted in their
brain since birth that acts as a phone, computer, television, and more, which known as the feed.
The feed allows people to chat using just their connected brains, watch television programs, play
games, order goods, and research any topic. From the start, I recognized that this was a scary
concept, because it meant that website owners and product producers had access to one s
thoughts, preferences, and personality. What made this book so eerie was that I could experience
what it would be like to have a constant voice in my head, directing me to... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Because of the feed, with everyone having access to whatever they please already in their brain,
everyone is smart, and no one has to work for it. There is mass danger in this concept. If
everyone is smart, no one is smart, because no one knows more than anyone else, and no one
stands out. It s like if you were to highlight everything in an article. If you did that, nothing would
be important anymore. This is what the feed does. It is run by companies who search everyone s
brains, and create products that will appeal to everyone. In order to do that, the companies need to
make a very simple product everyone can enjoy, slowly deteriorating difference, and slowly
making everyone simpler people. In light of what the novel stresses: that making things too easy for
humans will ruin the meaning for their existence, the author creates a character essential to get this
point across. Violet, Titus girlfriend, was different from Titus and his friends. She grew up with less
money than them, and with parents against the feed from the start. However, she eventually got the
feed, only to run into problems when a hacker damages it permanently. Violet, unlike Titus,
understands that companies running the feed were slowly abusing their power to create products
they know will have mass appeal. Violet resists this, trying to create a personality profile that
cannot fit in with the norms of the feed. Later, when Violet s feed, which has latched on
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Why Kit Kats Are Bad
Candy Bars are a nice satisfying taste for a lonely tasteless tongue. Kit Kats along with Hershey
s, Twix, and snickers are some examples of candy bars. However kit kats are the Best candy bar.
Kit kats are the best because of the delicious chocolate coating, the crispy inside and and
satisfying crunch. Kit Kats are the most supreme because of the delicious chocolate coating.For
example, expert Mikey Way, a leading expert in the company, states, Back in 2015 I asked the
workers what they liked most about the product, including some staff 91% of the workers and
staff liked the chocolate coating. This proves my statement because even the experts and
employees MAKING the bars liked it. Also, the article More about Mars state s, This article may
be about Mars Bars, but Kit Kats are like the planet mars, fascinating, in so many different ways.
One reason they so fantastic is because of their yummy chocolate coating. This quote shows that
even astronomers that study planets think that kit kats are good. Next, the... Show more content on
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First, Willy Wonka, the expert, states, The inside of Kit Kats is like golf, nice and fun. This
supports my claim because the expert says that Kit Kats are nice and fun, like golf, played all
around the world by many people. Another example is that the Kit Kat official website states,
When we did a worldwide survey on our website, 78% of people (1.1 Billion total) like kit kats
because of the crispy inside. This supports my answer because that out of 1.1 billion people most
of them like Kit Kats because of their crispy inside. And Finally, based on the Kit Kat Survey of
2009 states, a WHOPPING 99.99998% people would have Kit Kats because of the crispy inside
This quote supports my claim because this shows that a huge proportion of people would have a
Kit Kats instead of the other choices. And this is another reason Kit Kats are the most supreme
because of its crispy
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Candy Bars are a nice satisfying taste for a lonely tasteless tongue. Kit Kats along with Hershey
s, Twix, and snickers are some examples of candy bars. However kit kats are the Best candy bar.
Kit kats are the best because of the delicious chocolate coating, the crispy inside and and
satisfying crunch. Kit Kats are the most supreme because of the delicious chocolate coating.For
example, expert Mikey Way, a leading expert in the company, states, Back in 2015 I asked the
workers what they liked most about the product, including some staff 91% of the workers and
staff liked the chocolate coating. This proves my statement because even the experts and
employees MAKING the bars liked it. Also, the article More about Mars state s, This article may
be about Mars Bars, but Kit Kats are like the planet mars, fascinating, in so many different ways.
One reason they so fantastic is because of their yummy chocolate coating. This quote shows that
even astronomers that study planets think that kit kats are good. Next, the... Show more content on
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First, Willy Wonka, the expert, states, The inside of Kit Kats is like golf, nice and fun. This
supports my claim because the expert says that Kit Kats are nice and fun, like golf, played all
around the world by many people. Another example is that the Kit Kat official website states,
When we did a worldwide survey on our website, 78% of people (1.1 Billion total) like kit kats
because of the crispy inside. This supports my answer because that out of 1.1 billion people most
of them like Kit Kats because of their crispy inside. And Finally, based on the Kit Kat Survey of
2009 states, a WHOPPING 99.99998% people would have Kit Kats because of the crispy inside
This quote supports my claim because this shows that a huge proportion of people would have a
Kit Kats instead of the other choices. And this is another reason Kit Kats are the most supreme
because of its crispy
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Main Hermeneutical Strategies Used By Basil
One of the main hermeneutical strategies used by Basil in his work is confirm the oneness of the
triune God. While some of his heretical opponents insist that the triune Godhead is not fully
unified, Basil set the record straight by saying that according to the distinction of Persons, both are
one and one, and according to the community of Nature, one. Basil is not talking about two or three
different Gods, but of one single God, one that is not cloven in two, nor the glory divided, but
instead of a God that is triune in essence. The eternal generation of the Son, along with the eternal
precession of the Holy Spiritis essential to the doctrine of the triune God, and Basil asserts that
taking any part of this away from God is heresy. The Godhead can only rightly be described in its
triune form, as Holy Spirit is conjoined to the one Father through the one Son, and through Himself
completing the adorable and blessed Trinity.
One of Basil s greatest typological arguments is that the Holy Spirit is equal to the Father
throughout the canon of scripture. He asks the question, how can he who calls Scripture God
inspired, because it was written through the inspiration of the Spirit, use the language of one
who insults and belittles Him? That is to say, how can scripture that is inspired by the Holy
Spirit still be the living, breathing word of God? If people are to be called the temples of God
with the Spirit of God within them, how can this Holy Spirit be demoted to
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One of the main hermeneutical strategies used by Basil in his work is confirm the oneness of the
triune God. While some of his heretical opponents insist that the triune Godhead is not fully
unified, Basil set the record straight by saying that according to the distinction of Persons, both are
one and one, and according to the community of Nature, one. Basil is not talking about two or three
different Gods, but of one single God, one that is not cloven in two, nor the glory divided, but
instead of a God that is triune in essence. The eternal generation of the Son, along with the eternal
precession of the Holy Spiritis essential to the doctrine of the triune God, and Basil asserts that
taking any part of this away from God is heresy. The Godhead can only rightly be described in its
triune form, as Holy Spirit is conjoined to the one Father through the one Son, and through Himself
completing the adorable and blessed Trinity.
One of Basil s greatest typological arguments is that the Holy Spirit is equal to the Father
throughout the canon of scripture. He asks the question, how can he who calls Scripture God
inspired, because it was written through the inspiration of the Spirit, use the language of one
who insults and belittles Him? That is to say, how can scripture that is inspired by the Holy
Spirit still be the living, breathing word of God? If people are to be called the temples of God
with the Spirit of God within them, how can this Holy Spirit be demoted to
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Automated Design And Modelling Of Knuckle Joint
AUTOMATED DESIGN AND MODELLING OF KNUCKLE JOINT ABSTRACT
This paper shows the methodology of developing an application for design process of machine
element making a Knowledge Based Engineering (KBE) in the visual basic interfacing with the
solid works to automate the task of repetitive design process and design models, while reusing and
modifying the existing designs in a Computer Aided Design (CAD) environment. The presented
work shows the procedure for developing KBE tools for standard design process of machine
element and mechanical /engineering parts and assemblies based on the empirical relations. With
the proposed methodology and the developed Graphic User Interface (GUI), it is possible to
achieve direct interaction between ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
KBE is a system or process which collects and stores and organizes this knowledge and makes it
available in the reusable form by providing computational support to the design process.
The need of KBE arouse due to problems in current knowledge structure, which is disorganized.
Existing databases, designs, thumb rules, etc. are not maintained in order, which makes the
reusability difficult. Current knowledge structure is not secure also, as the databases that are
not prepared centrally are susceptible to changes by other designers and loose reliability.
Capturing knowledge is essential, but capturing the knowledge that is not necessary would lead
to confusion and decrease effective reusability. KBE systems solve all the problems which are
indicated above. KBE allows designers to devote more time and effort in creative and the
innovative work and makes design process simpler. KBE system automatically extracts the given
necessary knowledge from every stage of design cycle, and makes this knowledge available for
remaining design cycles. KBE system allows capturing and organization of knowledge in an
efficient manner. With the application of KBE, it is possible to analyze the possibility of
manufacturing any part, knowing whether design is optimal or there are other alternative solutions
available based on the designer. The objective of the present work is to develop methodology for
automating
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AUTOMATED DESIGN AND MODELLING OF KNUCKLE JOINT ABSTRACT
This paper shows the methodology of developing an application for design process of machine
element making a Knowledge Based Engineering (KBE) in the visual basic interfacing with the
solid works to automate the task of repetitive design process and design models, while reusing and
modifying the existing designs in a Computer Aided Design (CAD) environment. The presented
work shows the procedure for developing KBE tools for standard design process of machine
element and mechanical /engineering parts and assemblies based on the empirical relations. With
the proposed methodology and the developed Graphic User Interface (GUI), it is possible to
achieve direct interaction between ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
KBE is a system or process which collects and stores and organizes this knowledge and makes it
available in the reusable form by providing computational support to the design process.
The need of KBE arouse due to problems in current knowledge structure, which is disorganized.
Existing databases, designs, thumb rules, etc. are not maintained in order, which makes the
reusability difficult. Current knowledge structure is not secure also, as the databases that are
not prepared centrally are susceptible to changes by other designers and loose reliability.
Capturing knowledge is essential, but capturing the knowledge that is not necessary would lead
to confusion and decrease effective reusability. KBE systems solve all the problems which are
indicated above. KBE allows designers to devote more time and effort in creative and the
innovative work and makes design process simpler. KBE system automatically extracts the given
necessary knowledge from every stage of design cycle, and makes this knowledge available for
remaining design cycles. KBE system allows capturing and organization of knowledge in an
efficient manner. With the application of KBE, it is possible to analyze the possibility of
manufacturing any part, knowing whether design is optimal or there are other alternative solutions
available based on the designer. The objective of the present work is to develop methodology for
automating
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Question Two. Ed Organization Task Functions Are A Set
Question two
ED organization task functions are a set of strategies needed to achieve short and long term goals.
Generally, task functions include identifying community problems, providing technical and
analytical assistance, determining the resources necessary to meet the economic development
needs of a situation, developing networks among individuals and institutions, and stimulating
interaction among diverse groups to achieve common objectives (J, Leigh, and Blakely 2013, p.
108)
The Beacon Council s work lines up with what we know about the task functions of ED
organizations in many aspects. President and CEO Larry K. Williams identified Miami s transit
system as a potential drawback to attracting new businesses and growth because ... Show more
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Williams, Beacon Council president and CEO, the diversity of Miami Dade County s industries and
economy is already a strong advantage for attracting and keeping businesses (Wooldridge, 2016),
and the educational environment encourages entrepreneurship.
The book advised analyzing employment data with a location quotient, a ratio of industries
represented locally to one of a reference economy. This is a valuable equation for determining
industry growth at a fixed period. When the OCOG chose target industries for Miami, the
specialized index would have assisted analysts in predicting future economic changes and which
sectors will provide the most employment opportunities across all skill and income levels. As
discussed in the Cincinnati, Ohio Cluster Case study, after the LQ, analysts would determine the
occupational LQ to assess the skill base of the current workforce. Measuring job growth rates by
sector and comparison with national trends would predict areas with healthy economies and those
expected to grow. Furthermore, cluster identification uses input/output analysis and local and
national reports to unmask growing industries and relate dependency or competitiveness between
businesses while identifying industries statistically inclined to grow.
Question five
Of the planning approaches outlined in the course text pages 123 129, the OCOG appears to
address contingency planning, which is interactive, and strategic planning, a proactive form
effective and
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Question two
ED organization task functions are a set of strategies needed to achieve short and long term goals.
Generally, task functions include identifying community problems, providing technical and
analytical assistance, determining the resources necessary to meet the economic development
needs of a situation, developing networks among individuals and institutions, and stimulating
interaction among diverse groups to achieve common objectives (J, Leigh, and Blakely 2013, p.
108)
The Beacon Council s work lines up with what we know about the task functions of ED
organizations in many aspects. President and CEO Larry K. Williams identified Miami s transit
system as a potential drawback to attracting new businesses and growth because ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Williams, Beacon Council president and CEO, the diversity of Miami Dade County s industries and
economy is already a strong advantage for attracting and keeping businesses (Wooldridge, 2016),
and the educational environment encourages entrepreneurship.
The book advised analyzing employment data with a location quotient, a ratio of industries
represented locally to one of a reference economy. This is a valuable equation for determining
industry growth at a fixed period. When the OCOG chose target industries for Miami, the
specialized index would have assisted analysts in predicting future economic changes and which
sectors will provide the most employment opportunities across all skill and income levels. As
discussed in the Cincinnati, Ohio Cluster Case study, after the LQ, analysts would determine the
occupational LQ to assess the skill base of the current workforce. Measuring job growth rates by
sector and comparison with national trends would predict areas with healthy economies and those
expected to grow. Furthermore, cluster identification uses input/output analysis and local and
national reports to unmask growing industries and relate dependency or competitiveness between
businesses while identifying industries statistically inclined to grow.
Question five
Of the planning approaches outlined in the course text pages 123 129, the OCOG appears to
address contingency planning, which is interactive, and strategic planning, a proactive form
effective and
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Military Award Analysis
14. Army Regulation 600 8 22 (Military Awards) states the Air Medal is awarded in time of war
for heroism and for meritorious achievement or service while participating in aerial flight. This
award is primarily intended for personnel on flying status but may also be awarded to those
personnel whose combat duties require them to fly; for example, personnel in the attack elements of
units involved in air land assaults against an armed enemy. As with all personal decorations, formal
recommendations, approval through the chain of command, and announcement in orders are
required.
15. U.S. Army Vietnam (USARV) Regulation 672 1 (Decorations and Awards) provided
guidelines for award of the Air Medal. It stated passenger personnel who did not participate in an
air assault were not eligible for the award based upon sustained operations. It defined terms and
provided guidelines for the award based upon the number and types of missions or hours. Twenty
five Category I missions (air assault and equally dangerous missions) and accrual of a minimum
of 25 hours of flight time while engaged in Category I missions was the standard established for
which sustained operations were deemed worthy of recognition by an award of the ... Show more
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Combat missions were divided into three categories. A category I mission was defined as a
mission performed in an assault role in which a hostile force was engaged and was characterized
by delivery of ordnance against the hostile force or delivery of friendly troops or supplies into the
immediate combat operations area. A category II mission was characterized by support rendered a
friendly force immediately before, during, or immediately following a combat operation. A
category III mission was characterized by support of friendly forces not connected with an
immediate combat operation but which must have been accomplished at altitudes which made the
aircraft at times vulnerable to small arms fire or under hazardous weather or terrain
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14. Army Regulation 600 8 22 (Military Awards) states the Air Medal is awarded in time of war
for heroism and for meritorious achievement or service while participating in aerial flight. This
award is primarily intended for personnel on flying status but may also be awarded to those
personnel whose combat duties require them to fly; for example, personnel in the attack elements of
units involved in air land assaults against an armed enemy. As with all personal decorations, formal
recommendations, approval through the chain of command, and announcement in orders are
required.
15. U.S. Army Vietnam (USARV) Regulation 672 1 (Decorations and Awards) provided
guidelines for award of the Air Medal. It stated passenger personnel who did not participate in an
air assault were not eligible for the award based upon sustained operations. It defined terms and
provided guidelines for the award based upon the number and types of missions or hours. Twenty
five Category I missions (air assault and equally dangerous missions) and accrual of a minimum
of 25 hours of flight time while engaged in Category I missions was the standard established for
which sustained operations were deemed worthy of recognition by an award of the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Combat missions were divided into three categories. A category I mission was defined as a
mission performed in an assault role in which a hostile force was engaged and was characterized
by delivery of ordnance against the hostile force or delivery of friendly troops or supplies into the
immediate combat operations area. A category II mission was characterized by support rendered a
friendly force immediately before, during, or immediately following a combat operation. A
category III mission was characterized by support of friendly forces not connected with an
immediate combat operation but which must have been accomplished at altitudes which made the
aircraft at times vulnerable to small arms fire or under hazardous weather or terrain
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What Is The Meaning Of Lord Of The Flies, By William Golding
Containing gruesome, meaningful, and thought provoking concepts, Lord of the Flies by
William Golding received much criticism for its ending. The way Golding chose to close this
story was categorized as a dues ex machina, an ending that does not conclude with satisfaction,
and in this case it was a savior figure resolving the deadly situation the characters (a group of
stranded boys) were involved in. Though many have agreed Golding s ending was adventitious,
deeper investigation of the novel has revealed that the larger concluding message was really
centralized on the idea of power in a society. Lord of the Flies revealed that power should reside in
the people, otherwise the inequality between society and the ruler will cause uttermost destruction...
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The general idea of Rousseau s philosophy can be also be associated with the thematic message of
power in Lord of the Flies. By summarizing Rousseau s philosophy, readers will instantly learn that
he believes the complete consensus (should be) based on dictatorship of the General Will and that
that is the ideal government. He believes that if a monarchy is established it will become difficult
for the society to combat inequality. To prove this, he also claims the social contract is between the
people, not the government. Each person gives up all rights to the General Will which then
incorporates every individual through the legislature. In other words, Rousseau s philosophy states
that complete consensus should be put into the people, and different governments will cause
inequality. He supports this statement by claiming it will incorporate every individual through the
legislature. Rousseau s philosophy and Golding both delivered ideas that revealed the importance
in keeping the authority in the people itself. In fact, this seems more than similar to the concluding
universal message Golding ended Lord of the Flies with. His philosophy reflected ideas that were
applied in Golding s argument. It relates to Lord of the Flies because it
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Containing gruesome, meaningful, and thought provoking concepts, Lord of the Flies by
William Golding received much criticism for its ending. The way Golding chose to close this
story was categorized as a dues ex machina, an ending that does not conclude with satisfaction,
and in this case it was a savior figure resolving the deadly situation the characters (a group of
stranded boys) were involved in. Though many have agreed Golding s ending was adventitious,
deeper investigation of the novel has revealed that the larger concluding message was really
centralized on the idea of power in a society. Lord of the Flies revealed that power should reside in
the people, otherwise the inequality between society and the ruler will cause uttermost destruction...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The general idea of Rousseau s philosophy can be also be associated with the thematic message of
power in Lord of the Flies. By summarizing Rousseau s philosophy, readers will instantly learn that
he believes the complete consensus (should be) based on dictatorship of the General Will and that
that is the ideal government. He believes that if a monarchy is established it will become difficult
for the society to combat inequality. To prove this, he also claims the social contract is between the
people, not the government. Each person gives up all rights to the General Will which then
incorporates every individual through the legislature. In other words, Rousseau s philosophy states
that complete consensus should be put into the people, and different governments will cause
inequality. He supports this statement by claiming it will incorporate every individual through the
legislature. Rousseau s philosophy and Golding both delivered ideas that revealed the importance
in keeping the authority in the people itself. In fact, this seems more than similar to the concluding
universal message Golding ended Lord of the Flies with. His philosophy reflected ideas that were
applied in Golding s argument. It relates to Lord of the Flies because it
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Analysis Of Dr. Charon s To Render The Lives Of Patients
In Dr. Charon s piece, To Render the Lives of Patients,: she talks about preventing the
dehumanization of medical students during medical training and explains a method that could help
medical students distance themselves from their own needs and focus on the patient s point of
view, which in thus would reduce frustration and hinder dehumanization. She talks about how Paul,
a medical student who spent the night at the hospital struggling to collect information from his
patient, and by the end of the night was left frustrated and dehumanized by the process of caring for
the patient. She makes an important point when she mentions that Paul feels incompetent because
he felt he wasn t able to perform well in his interview with the patient.... Show more content on
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The narrator explains that the act of writing leads to both empathy and to objectivity . This allows
the clinician to see the patient with empathy but also objectively which enables them to keep their
emotions in check to ensure that they are still able to take action in an
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In Dr. Charon s piece, To Render the Lives of Patients,: she talks about preventing the
dehumanization of medical students during medical training and explains a method that could help
medical students distance themselves from their own needs and focus on the patient s point of
view, which in thus would reduce frustration and hinder dehumanization. She talks about how Paul,
a medical student who spent the night at the hospital struggling to collect information from his
patient, and by the end of the night was left frustrated and dehumanized by the process of caring for
the patient. She makes an important point when she mentions that Paul feels incompetent because
he felt he wasn t able to perform well in his interview with the patient.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The narrator explains that the act of writing leads to both empathy and to objectivity . This allows
the clinician to see the patient with empathy but also objectively which enables them to keep their
emotions in check to ensure that they are still able to take action in an
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Making Glue Out Of Miley Cyrus
Lets talk about glue and even glue in stick form. The earliest signs of glue was in cave drawings
from 5000 years ago. They would mix their form of glue with their paint to make it stick better
and have a layer of protection over it. ( Koontz, Robi. ) Early glue was made from a lot of
animals parts such as hides, horns, bones, and hooves. Sometimes blood, brains, and fish was
also used to make glue. When scientists made a better glue for pottery, utensils, and weapons
people began to get more into unsung glue. In early years people would use glue as a hair gel
time to time. Animal fat and bees wax were found in mummified remains to make people stay
together for thousands of years. Scientist today are researching on making glue out of... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mirrors are made from glass with a reflective coating. Mirrors are not just for looking at yourself
in they are also used in science and technology such as telescopes, industrial machinery, cameras,
and laser. In the early years mirrors where harder to make so hey were expensive so only the
wealthy could afford one. Mirrors were sometimes and still are coated in silver, gold, chrome,
and aluminum. When the silver mirror was invented it was easy to mass produce mirrors when
that happened common every day people could afford to get mirrors. There are many things you
can do will looking in a mirror like wash your face, do your hair, amd clean your ears with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lets talk about glue and even glue in stick form. The earliest signs of glue was in cave drawings
from 5000 years ago. They would mix their form of glue with their paint to make it stick better
and have a layer of protection over it. ( Koontz, Robi. ) Early glue was made from a lot of
animals parts such as hides, horns, bones, and hooves. Sometimes blood, brains, and fish was
also used to make glue. When scientists made a better glue for pottery, utensils, and weapons
people began to get more into unsung glue. In early years people would use glue as a hair gel
time to time. Animal fat and bees wax were found in mummified remains to make people stay
together for thousands of years. Scientist today are researching on making glue out of... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mirrors are made from glass with a reflective coating. Mirrors are not just for looking at yourself
in they are also used in science and technology such as telescopes, industrial machinery, cameras,
and laser. In the early years mirrors where harder to make so hey were expensive so only the
wealthy could afford one. Mirrors were sometimes and still are coated in silver, gold, chrome,
and aluminum. When the silver mirror was invented it was easy to mass produce mirrors when
that happened common every day people could afford to get mirrors. There are many things you
can do will looking in a mirror like wash your face, do your hair, amd clean your ears with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Roman Empire Dbq Essay
The Roman Empire was once one of the most powerful empires in the world, but still to this day
we ask, how did the empire end? Romans built their territory to be the best. They expanded their
land across regions, had all the power, a large population, and technological innovations; so how
could such a great empire end? Rome was once at it s peak but was destined to fall due to political
instability, overconfidence, negligence, and barbarian attacks.
If the United States had six different presidents every year, our nation would be unstable.
According to Document A, in 30 years Rome had 22 different emperors; only two died of natural
deaths. The Roman Empire had frequent change in leadership. An example is, from 238 244 BC
there were five different emperors in a year, Gordian 1 2, Balbinus and Pupienus, and Gordian 3
(Document A). To barbarians, or people outside of Rome, this sent a message of weakness; which
meant they were losing power. The desiration to become a ruler ceased, as there were many
assassinations. It was dangerous to be an emperor at this time because there was minimal protection
from the military and army. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rome was at the peak of their time. They had powerful armies and constantly won wars, so
Romans became lazy and neglected their daily drills and armor such as helmets and breastplates
because they thought it was unnecessary (Document B). According to Document B it states, ...the
customary armor began to seem heavy since the soldiers rarely wore it. Overconfident, the soldiers
were unprotected during times of war leaving Rome with little defense. Also, people such as
clergymen, senators, bureaucrats, cooks, chefs, and slaves were exempted from joining the army,
leaving a small group of people to defend their empire from foreign invaders (Document
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The Roman Empire was once one of the most powerful empires in the world, but still to this day
we ask, how did the empire end? Romans built their territory to be the best. They expanded their
land across regions, had all the power, a large population, and technological innovations; so how
could such a great empire end? Rome was once at it s peak but was destined to fall due to political
instability, overconfidence, negligence, and barbarian attacks.
If the United States had six different presidents every year, our nation would be unstable.
According to Document A, in 30 years Rome had 22 different emperors; only two died of natural
deaths. The Roman Empire had frequent change in leadership. An example is, from 238 244 BC
there were five different emperors in a year, Gordian 1 2, Balbinus and Pupienus, and Gordian 3
(Document A). To barbarians, or people outside of Rome, this sent a message of weakness; which
meant they were losing power. The desiration to become a ruler ceased, as there were many
assassinations. It was dangerous to be an emperor at this time because there was minimal protection
from the military and army. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rome was at the peak of their time. They had powerful armies and constantly won wars, so
Romans became lazy and neglected their daily drills and armor such as helmets and breastplates
because they thought it was unnecessary (Document B). According to Document B it states, ...the
customary armor began to seem heavy since the soldiers rarely wore it. Overconfident, the soldiers
were unprotected during times of war leaving Rome with little defense. Also, people such as
clergymen, senators, bureaucrats, cooks, chefs, and slaves were exempted from joining the army,
leaving a small group of people to defend their empire from foreign invaders (Document
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Fatherhood In The Descendants
In the course of the film, King starts off as a solely involved in work, but when King gets word
of Elizabeth s mishap, King recognizes he will have to become a single father to his daughters
Alexandra and Scottie. According to Marquis de Sade, the ideology of fatherhood is, the notion
that a child is born of the father s blood and only incidentally of a mothers body (Lacquer, 209).
Moreover, fatherhood is not constructed on significant facts, but also on political and social
background therefore, the philosophy of fatherhood is socially constructed. In The Descendants,
King is the biological father of Alexandra and Scottie, which makes King, responsible for
supporting his children (Lacquer, 213). After watching the film, it is clear to the audience that King
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a father, it is important that King brings stability and structure into his family s life. It teaches
one to be responsible and respectful. Secondly, King supports both Alexandra and Scottie as
they cope with their mother s illness. King accepts Alexandra s plea to have Sid over to
emotionally help her wellbeing. Furthermore, King alongside the doctors, help explain to Scottie
what is to happen to Elizabeth and King nurtures Scottie to support her. Moreover, to the bigger
picture, King supports Alexandra and Scottie by giving them a home to live in, food to eat, and
drives them to wherever they go. Lastly, as a single father, King is expected to set a good
example for his children. An example of King setting a good example for his children is when
King and Alexandra go to confront Speer. Instead of acting out in physical violence, King decides
to swear at Speer before going any further with his intentions. Although this is not what the ideal
parent would say in front of their child, it is nothing that Alexandra has not said herself before as
seen earlier in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the course of the film, King starts off as a solely involved in work, but when King gets word
of Elizabeth s mishap, King recognizes he will have to become a single father to his daughters
Alexandra and Scottie. According to Marquis de Sade, the ideology of fatherhood is, the notion
that a child is born of the father s blood and only incidentally of a mothers body (Lacquer, 209).
Moreover, fatherhood is not constructed on significant facts, but also on political and social
background therefore, the philosophy of fatherhood is socially constructed. In The Descendants,
King is the biological father of Alexandra and Scottie, which makes King, responsible for
supporting his children (Lacquer, 213). After watching the film, it is clear to the audience that King
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As a father, it is important that King brings stability and structure into his family s life. It teaches
one to be responsible and respectful. Secondly, King supports both Alexandra and Scottie as
they cope with their mother s illness. King accepts Alexandra s plea to have Sid over to
emotionally help her wellbeing. Furthermore, King alongside the doctors, help explain to Scottie
what is to happen to Elizabeth and King nurtures Scottie to support her. Moreover, to the bigger
picture, King supports Alexandra and Scottie by giving them a home to live in, food to eat, and
drives them to wherever they go. Lastly, as a single father, King is expected to set a good
example for his children. An example of King setting a good example for his children is when
King and Alexandra go to confront Speer. Instead of acting out in physical violence, King decides
to swear at Speer before going any further with his intentions. Although this is not what the ideal
parent would say in front of their child, it is nothing that Alexandra has not said herself before as
seen earlier in the
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Dendroctonus Ponderosae
In the pacific northwest, there exists an insect the size of an apple seed. It feeds on the phloem of
trees, leaving them mutilated, their bark eviscerated and leaking sawdust. Victims of choice include
lodgepoles, western white pines, and ponderosa, but any gymnosperm will do. For the mountain
pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae, the invasion means reproductive success. For the tree, it
means slow death.
Though the beetle chooses the victim, it is the fungus it carries, Grosmannia clavigera, that delivers
the fatal blow (Safranyik and Carroll 2006). Working in tandem with the insect, the fungus spreads
across the surface of the trunk, dismantling all defenses. So refined is this relationship that the
beetles store the fungus in specialized containers. Sap, which trees use to wash out offending
beetles, crystallizes, forming a pitch cap characteristic of infected trees. Cut off from nutrients, the
host begins to wither away. It can be a slow process, with some trees standing, in limbo, for up to a
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ponderosae looks much like other members of Coleoptera. Its eggs are deposited in the inner
bark of trees, incubating for an average of two weeks. It undergoes four stages of metamorphosis,
meaning its larval form dissolves into itself and, while still incased, begins to sprout wings, with
the fully developed adult emerging only to mate and feed. Hardened wing plates known as elytra
help distinguish adults from other insects, and an appetite for wood helps distinguish the 600
species of bark beetle from other beetles. Unlike many tree invaders, however, which preferentially
target the weak and diseased, D. ponderosae increasingly besieges healthy
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In the pacific northwest, there exists an insect the size of an apple seed. It feeds on the phloem of
trees, leaving them mutilated, their bark eviscerated and leaking sawdust. Victims of choice include
lodgepoles, western white pines, and ponderosa, but any gymnosperm will do. For the mountain
pine beetle, Dendroctonus ponderosae, the invasion means reproductive success. For the tree, it
means slow death.
Though the beetle chooses the victim, it is the fungus it carries, Grosmannia clavigera, that delivers
the fatal blow (Safranyik and Carroll 2006). Working in tandem with the insect, the fungus spreads
across the surface of the trunk, dismantling all defenses. So refined is this relationship that the
beetles store the fungus in specialized containers. Sap, which trees use to wash out offending
beetles, crystallizes, forming a pitch cap characteristic of infected trees. Cut off from nutrients, the
host begins to wither away. It can be a slow process, with some trees standing, in limbo, for up to a
decade. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
ponderosae looks much like other members of Coleoptera. Its eggs are deposited in the inner
bark of trees, incubating for an average of two weeks. It undergoes four stages of metamorphosis,
meaning its larval form dissolves into itself and, while still incased, begins to sprout wings, with
the fully developed adult emerging only to mate and feed. Hardened wing plates known as elytra
help distinguish adults from other insects, and an appetite for wood helps distinguish the 600
species of bark beetle from other beetles. Unlike many tree invaders, however, which preferentially
target the weak and diseased, D. ponderosae increasingly besieges healthy
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Maturity In Stephen Crane s The Red Badge Of Courage
Throughout life, everyone goes through experiences that reconstruct them from immaturity to
maturity through circumstances and situations life throws at them. In the beginning of Stephen
Crane s book The Red Badge of Courage he shows us this transformation through the protagonist
Henry Fleming s story. From when he enlists in the army, he is faced with the question of whether
or not he should flee from a battle and struggles to face the issue. The Red Badge of Courageis a
story of Henry s personal struggles with conscience, fear and bravery. Henry, or The Youth as
Crane calls him, goes through a psychological transformation from a naive, cowardly individual to
a mature, brave soldier. The challenges he faces in warhelp mold him into his future self, a national
hero.
The story begins with Henry dreaming of becoming a hero like the Greek gods and enlists in the
army thinking of it as an easy way of turning into a hero. From the first time the thought of
enlisting in the army lingered in Henry s head, his mother was against it knowing he was not fitt
for warfare, but Henry never took heave of his mother s advice. When leaving to the army, she said,
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If so be a time comes when yeh have to be kilt of do a mean thing, why, Henry, don t think of
anything cept what s right, because there s many a woman has to bear up ginst sech things these
times, and the Lord ll take keer of us all. (Crane 10).
This quote explains that his mother was very concerned for him and advised him to never do
shirking as that is the worst possible thing a soldier can do. When Henry arrived at his regiment s
camp he started to doubt himself and questioned himself whether or not he would
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Throughout life, everyone goes through experiences that reconstruct them from immaturity to
maturity through circumstances and situations life throws at them. In the beginning of Stephen
Crane s book The Red Badge of Courage he shows us this transformation through the protagonist
Henry Fleming s story. From when he enlists in the army, he is faced with the question of whether
or not he should flee from a battle and struggles to face the issue. The Red Badge of Courageis a
story of Henry s personal struggles with conscience, fear and bravery. Henry, or The Youth as
Crane calls him, goes through a psychological transformation from a naive, cowardly individual to
a mature, brave soldier. The challenges he faces in warhelp mold him into his future self, a national
hero.
The story begins with Henry dreaming of becoming a hero like the Greek gods and enlists in the
army thinking of it as an easy way of turning into a hero. From the first time the thought of
enlisting in the army lingered in Henry s head, his mother was against it knowing he was not fitt
for warfare, but Henry never took heave of his mother s advice. When leaving to the army, she said,
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If so be a time comes when yeh have to be kilt of do a mean thing, why, Henry, don t think of
anything cept what s right, because there s many a woman has to bear up ginst sech things these
times, and the Lord ll take keer of us all. (Crane 10).
This quote explains that his mother was very concerned for him and advised him to never do
shirking as that is the worst possible thing a soldier can do. When Henry arrived at his regiment s
camp he started to doubt himself and questioned himself whether or not he would
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Gongche Paper
In most cultures, there are many ways to write and express music. Here in America, there are chant
notations, staff notations, solfege, and many more. China has another form of notation called
Gongche. Gongche is written in traditional Chinese characters that represent the note or part of
solfege that should be played. However, recently there are forms of writing musiccalled Jianpu,
which are numbered notations that represent the note that needs to be played. Jianpu is a simplified
version of Gongche, however, instead of using Chinese characters, numbers are used to represent a
solfege. In standard American staff notation, there are different notes that are placed on a series of
five lines that represent different notes. At the beginning of the line, there are symbols that show...
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In gongche, every character represents a note, which makes up their solfege. To tell how much
strength each note should be played for, there are accents placed on top of the characters, and a
tiny open circle placed under them. The accent on top of the note means that it is weaker than a
normal note, and the open circle means that it is stronger. This is done to assist with the rhythm of
the overall piece. These marks are made for the percussion, instructing them to take the rhythmic
lead. In the simplified, Jianpu notation, the numbers represent the notes position on the solfege.
The scales that are represented here are major and minor. When the dot is placed on top of a
number, it means it should be raised to the higher octave, and underneath means a lower one. In this
system, the length of the note played is shown to the musician by dashes placed underneath the
number. This indicates an equivalent of half and quarter notes. There are also zeroes that can be
found on the musical piece, this means that there is a rest. Similarly to staff notation, the meter is
established by the vertical line after a certain number of
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In most cultures, there are many ways to write and express music. Here in America, there are chant
notations, staff notations, solfege, and many more. China has another form of notation called
Gongche. Gongche is written in traditional Chinese characters that represent the note or part of
solfege that should be played. However, recently there are forms of writing musiccalled Jianpu,
which are numbered notations that represent the note that needs to be played. Jianpu is a simplified
version of Gongche, however, instead of using Chinese characters, numbers are used to represent a
solfege. In standard American staff notation, there are different notes that are placed on a series of
five lines that represent different notes. At the beginning of the line, there are symbols that show...
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In gongche, every character represents a note, which makes up their solfege. To tell how much
strength each note should be played for, there are accents placed on top of the characters, and a
tiny open circle placed under them. The accent on top of the note means that it is weaker than a
normal note, and the open circle means that it is stronger. This is done to assist with the rhythm of
the overall piece. These marks are made for the percussion, instructing them to take the rhythmic
lead. In the simplified, Jianpu notation, the numbers represent the notes position on the solfege.
The scales that are represented here are major and minor. When the dot is placed on top of a
number, it means it should be raised to the higher octave, and underneath means a lower one. In this
system, the length of the note played is shown to the musician by dashes placed underneath the
number. This indicates an equivalent of half and quarter notes. There are also zeroes that can be
found on the musical piece, this means that there is a rest. Similarly to staff notation, the meter is
established by the vertical line after a certain number of
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The Problem With Subprime Mortgages And Minorities
The problem with Subprime Mortgages and Minorities
When it comes to buying a home there are a few things you need first. Of course you need
money , but what if you don t have the money but you want to get a home? Well you would apply
for a loan, but there are two loans you could qualify for and those two are known as prime loans
and subprime loans. There are far too many cases where there are well qualified people with the
credentials to get a prime loan but were denied, forcing them to settle for worse forms of credit
such as subprime loan. The problem is that it is unethical to even offer these subprime loans
because of the debt that it puts subprime borrowers in. Through my research I have gathered I have
determined that well qualifying minorities, in particular blacks and Hispanics, have been denied
prime mortgages based on race and prejudices, making them easier prey for less convenient loans
such as subprime mortgages, which results in higher default and foreclosure rates amongst minority
residences.
Subprime loans A subprime loan is a loan given to people who generally have bad to below
average credit and are charged with higher interest rates because of past credit history. Subprime
mortgages was designed to help those Americans who want to achieve the goal of homeownership
for low income minorities (Gorton 12). The unethical dilemma is that the lender has the choice to
decide whether to refinance or not at the end of the first period without the borrower
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The problem with Subprime Mortgages and Minorities
When it comes to buying a home there are a few things you need first. Of course you need
money , but what if you don t have the money but you want to get a home? Well you would apply
for a loan, but there are two loans you could qualify for and those two are known as prime loans
and subprime loans. There are far too many cases where there are well qualified people with the
credentials to get a prime loan but were denied, forcing them to settle for worse forms of credit
such as subprime loan. The problem is that it is unethical to even offer these subprime loans
because of the debt that it puts subprime borrowers in. Through my research I have gathered I have
determined that well qualifying minorities, in particular blacks and Hispanics, have been denied
prime mortgages based on race and prejudices, making them easier prey for less convenient loans
such as subprime mortgages, which results in higher default and foreclosure rates amongst minority
residences.
Subprime loans A subprime loan is a loan given to people who generally have bad to below
average credit and are charged with higher interest rates because of past credit history. Subprime
mortgages was designed to help those Americans who want to achieve the goal of homeownership
for low income minorities (Gorton 12). The unethical dilemma is that the lender has the choice to
decide whether to refinance or not at the end of the first period without the borrower
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The Giver Ending Analysis
As the snow powdered behind the sled and the singing became louder, Jonas tensed and
tightened his grip on Gabe and the edge of the sled. Watching the lights get closer, Jonas saw a
figure of spheres stacked on top of the other, with a carrot in the center of the third sphere on the
very top. A hat was on the top of that sphere, with it tilted to one side. The figure was getting
bigger, getting closer. In a blink of an eye, Jonas covered Gabe and held him tight against his side
as they crashed into the cold white figure. Snowdust flew everywhere, getting on Gabriel s face and
body. Gabriel shivered and whined in shock and cold. Gabriel s nose was as blue as the afternoon
sky; Jonas remembered the colour from one of his memories.... Show more content on
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Laying there with a newchild slowly dying in his arms, Jonas couldn t help but cry. He lay still,
trying to force his body up off of the cold white ground, but he couldn t do it. Gabriel started to
cry, too. Jonas didn t know what to do. The Giver hadn t left him many memories to warm Gabe,
to give Gabe happy thoughts and stop the wailing and whining. Jonas fell asleep, but Gabriel
kept crying. Then suddenly, the crying stopped. Jonas was lifted out of the snow and carried to
a two story home with the scent of cinnamon and cocoa filling the whole house. Cold turned to
warmth. Gabe was taken to a room with brown and green on the walls, figures of one of the
creatures Jonas and Gabriel saw on their journey. It was a deer. They filled the room. As well as
leaves and guns like in the war memory Jonas remembered. A crib sat in the back of the room
and Gabriel was placed inside it. Jonas woke up on a couch with lights of pink and blue and red
shining all over it. He sat up, looked around the room and found himself in different clothing. The
top was tighter against him, sleeves down his arm, and pants made of a material he wasn t familiar
with, but had seen in memories before. They were tougher, blue, and
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As the snow powdered behind the sled and the singing became louder, Jonas tensed and
tightened his grip on Gabe and the edge of the sled. Watching the lights get closer, Jonas saw a
figure of spheres stacked on top of the other, with a carrot in the center of the third sphere on the
very top. A hat was on the top of that sphere, with it tilted to one side. The figure was getting
bigger, getting closer. In a blink of an eye, Jonas covered Gabe and held him tight against his side
as they crashed into the cold white figure. Snowdust flew everywhere, getting on Gabriel s face and
body. Gabriel shivered and whined in shock and cold. Gabriel s nose was as blue as the afternoon
sky; Jonas remembered the colour from one of his memories.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Laying there with a newchild slowly dying in his arms, Jonas couldn t help but cry. He lay still,
trying to force his body up off of the cold white ground, but he couldn t do it. Gabriel started to
cry, too. Jonas didn t know what to do. The Giver hadn t left him many memories to warm Gabe,
to give Gabe happy thoughts and stop the wailing and whining. Jonas fell asleep, but Gabriel
kept crying. Then suddenly, the crying stopped. Jonas was lifted out of the snow and carried to
a two story home with the scent of cinnamon and cocoa filling the whole house. Cold turned to
warmth. Gabe was taken to a room with brown and green on the walls, figures of one of the
creatures Jonas and Gabriel saw on their journey. It was a deer. They filled the room. As well as
leaves and guns like in the war memory Jonas remembered. A crib sat in the back of the room
and Gabriel was placed inside it. Jonas woke up on a couch with lights of pink and blue and red
shining all over it. He sat up, looked around the room and found himself in different clothing. The
top was tighter against him, sleeves down his arm, and pants made of a material he wasn t familiar
with, but had seen in memories before. They were tougher, blue, and
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Schizophrenia And Its Effects On The Brain
Schizophrenia is a mental psychotic disorder that diminishes the ability to distinguish reality from
fantasy. Schizophrenia ranges from Type I, which are positive symptoms caused by an excess of
functions to Type II, which are negative symptoms caused by a loss of functions within the brain.
Subtypes range from Paranoid to Disorganized schizophrenia. A wide variety of factors can provoke
anyone of these variations of schizophrenia, such as genes, an imbalance of chemicals in the brain,
the death of a loved one, or even stress. Symptoms of Type I Paranoid Schizophrenia include
delusions and auditory hallucinations, which revolve around them. According to 21st Century
Psychology, Anger, detachment, anxiety, argumentativeness, and a patronizing tone accompany
paranoid schizophrenia (302). The prince also has symptoms that complement paranoid
schizophrenia, such as disorganized speech, thinking and behavior. In Hamlet s case, grief caused
by the death of his father provokes stress induced Type I Paranoid Schizophrenia.
The grief Hamlet experiences leads to a buildup of stress, and eventually to a stress induced
hallucination. Hamlet idealizes King Hamlet as a strong commanding leader and loving father. The
very death of the King leaves Hamlet stricken with grief and without anyone to view idealistically.
This grief results in Hamlet thinking nobody can understand what he is going through. Hamlet
describes the extent of his depression: But I have that within which passeth
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Schizophrenia is a mental psychotic disorder that diminishes the ability to distinguish reality from
fantasy. Schizophrenia ranges from Type I, which are positive symptoms caused by an excess of
functions to Type II, which are negative symptoms caused by a loss of functions within the brain.
Subtypes range from Paranoid to Disorganized schizophrenia. A wide variety of factors can provoke
anyone of these variations of schizophrenia, such as genes, an imbalance of chemicals in the brain,
the death of a loved one, or even stress. Symptoms of Type I Paranoid Schizophrenia include
delusions and auditory hallucinations, which revolve around them. According to 21st Century
Psychology, Anger, detachment, anxiety, argumentativeness, and a patronizing tone accompany
paranoid schizophrenia (302). The prince also has symptoms that complement paranoid
schizophrenia, such as disorganized speech, thinking and behavior. In Hamlet s case, grief caused
by the death of his father provokes stress induced Type I Paranoid Schizophrenia.
The grief Hamlet experiences leads to a buildup of stress, and eventually to a stress induced
hallucination. Hamlet idealizes King Hamlet as a strong commanding leader and loving father. The
very death of the King leaves Hamlet stricken with grief and without anyone to view idealistically.
This grief results in Hamlet thinking nobody can understand what he is going through. Hamlet
describes the extent of his depression: But I have that within which passeth
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Gambling Legalization
Gerika Arthur
Professor McPhee
English 300 01
March 14, 2011
Gambling legalization for a promising future Gambling is the act of playing for stakes in the hope
of winning (including the payment of a price for a chance to win a prize). (Oxford dictionary)
Many have their own opinions about gambling and at this time gambling is not legally practiced
here in The Bahamas. Such a move would bring an end to an illicit industry that makes tens of
millions of dollars a year and which employs hundreds; but which contributes little to the general
good of the Bahamian people. (The Bahama Journal 2008). There are many aspects of gambling
that can indeed be looked upon positively. Gambling comes in many forms, including betting in
casinos, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore all of the foreigners that are here now using our casinos and going back with everything,
would have to leave that twenty five percent tax fee for the government.
Legalizing gambling would also lead to a decrease in the unemployment rate. In an article entitled
Gambling Entertainment , it states that The large percentage of employment provided by the
Gambling industry, including the land based casinos as well as the Online casinos, puts gambling
industry on the top of society chart straight away. Having gambling legalized would automatically
mean that employment will increase. At present Gambling is in the underground economy mark
when it comes to calculating the unemployment rate. Since it s illegal workers are considered to be
employed, however legally they re counted as unemployed when it comes to the unemployment
rate. In an article written by Olivia Saunders, Saunders illustrated the unemployment rate in a
diagram that showed an unemployment rate of 7.8 percent. Out of this 7.8 percent count are the
people that are already presently working for number houses, if we legalize gambling that rate
would automatically decrease.
Many are lead to believe that legalizing gambling won t decrease the unemployment rate, because
there are already a substantial amount of lottery houses opened already and there are still many
unemployed, it s impossible for this to help our unemployed, and even if it does, it won t
completely take care
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Gerika Arthur
Professor McPhee
English 300 01
March 14, 2011
Gambling legalization for a promising future Gambling is the act of playing for stakes in the hope
of winning (including the payment of a price for a chance to win a prize). (Oxford dictionary)
Many have their own opinions about gambling and at this time gambling is not legally practiced
here in The Bahamas. Such a move would bring an end to an illicit industry that makes tens of
millions of dollars a year and which employs hundreds; but which contributes little to the general
good of the Bahamian people. (The Bahama Journal 2008). There are many aspects of gambling
that can indeed be looked upon positively. Gambling comes in many forms, including betting in
casinos, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Therefore all of the foreigners that are here now using our casinos and going back with everything,
would have to leave that twenty five percent tax fee for the government.
Legalizing gambling would also lead to a decrease in the unemployment rate. In an article entitled
Gambling Entertainment , it states that The large percentage of employment provided by the
Gambling industry, including the land based casinos as well as the Online casinos, puts gambling
industry on the top of society chart straight away. Having gambling legalized would automatically
mean that employment will increase. At present Gambling is in the underground economy mark
when it comes to calculating the unemployment rate. Since it s illegal workers are considered to be
employed, however legally they re counted as unemployed when it comes to the unemployment
rate. In an article written by Olivia Saunders, Saunders illustrated the unemployment rate in a
diagram that showed an unemployment rate of 7.8 percent. Out of this 7.8 percent count are the
people that are already presently working for number houses, if we legalize gambling that rate
would automatically decrease.
Many are lead to believe that legalizing gambling won t decrease the unemployment rate, because
there are already a substantial amount of lottery houses opened already and there are still many
unemployed, it s impossible for this to help our unemployed, and even if it does, it won t
completely take care
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Nora Ephron Research Paper
Nora Ephron was born in New York, New York on May 19, 1941 into a family of writers. She
lived in Beverly Hills and was the eldest of four daughters. She was gifted with sharp wit and
incredible writing abilities, so naturally Ephron went into the writing business. Nora s career
first blossomed when her essays Wallflower at the orgy and Crazy Salad were published in 1970
and 1975. Ephron s first novel Heartburn was published in 1983 and later turned into a movie
starring Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson. After her writing success, Nora switched gears and
began her movie career. Ephron started with writing the screenplay to Silkwood. Silkwood was
based on the true story of Karen Silkwood (Meryl Streep), a woman concerned with the safety of
he co workers at a nuclear plant. After a radiation outburst, the officials try to blame Karen
because she wasn t afraid to speak up. After some investigating of her own, Karen was able to
uncover who was really at fault. Directed and produced on a $10 million budget the movie
grossed $35,619,609 after its release on December 14, 1983. While the film itself did not win any
awards, Char won Best Supporting Actress for her role in the movie. Nora was also nominated
for Best Screenplay of the year. Ephron s next big movie was titled When Harry met Sally, a movie
of two friends who drive... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This film had a $40 million budget and grossed an approximate $94,125,426 in the box office. With
28 award nominations and 12 wins, it goes without saying that Nora Ephron put her all into this
comedic
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Nora Ephron was born in New York, New York on May 19, 1941 into a family of writers. She
lived in Beverly Hills and was the eldest of four daughters. She was gifted with sharp wit and
incredible writing abilities, so naturally Ephron went into the writing business. Nora s career
first blossomed when her essays Wallflower at the orgy and Crazy Salad were published in 1970
and 1975. Ephron s first novel Heartburn was published in 1983 and later turned into a movie
starring Meryl Streep and Jack Nicholson. After her writing success, Nora switched gears and
began her movie career. Ephron started with writing the screenplay to Silkwood. Silkwood was
based on the true story of Karen Silkwood (Meryl Streep), a woman concerned with the safety of
he co workers at a nuclear plant. After a radiation outburst, the officials try to blame Karen
because she wasn t afraid to speak up. After some investigating of her own, Karen was able to
uncover who was really at fault. Directed and produced on a $10 million budget the movie
grossed $35,619,609 after its release on December 14, 1983. While the film itself did not win any
awards, Char won Best Supporting Actress for her role in the movie. Nora was also nominated
for Best Screenplay of the year. Ephron s next big movie was titled When Harry met Sally, a movie
of two friends who drive... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This film had a $40 million budget and grossed an approximate $94,125,426 in the box office. With
28 award nominations and 12 wins, it goes without saying that Nora Ephron put her all into this
comedic
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Carnitine Vs Physique
Do you almost always surprise how some athletes and physique builders managed to acquire their
exceptionally sculpted our bodies? Whilst there are numerous factors that may contribute to a good
toned physique, many athletes and physique builders observe a events called amino acid physique
constructing. Viewed as the constructing blocks of the human physique, amino acids are in charge
for developing many of the proteinthat the physique needs.
Protein is an foremost component for growing strong and healthy muscle mass. Except for
developing strong muscle tissue, protein can be predominant for the progress of healthy hair, nails,
tendons and ligaments. It promotes a healthful vital fearful system. Protein additionally aids in
water retention of the muscles, making them more elastic and more suitable. That is the reason why
a variety of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
L arginine is responsible for regulating the body s development hormone, blood sugar and muscle
metabolism. This amino acid is responsible for constructing bulk. Your physique loses fat as your
connective tissues, cartilages and bones end up more suitable. L arginine also helps hold dermis,
joints, and muscle mass healthful and helps to improve the physique s immune process.
One of the main ingredient that the majority top body constructing dietary supplements incorporate
of their system is Carnitine. L Carnitine performs an crucial position in preventing fatty buildup in
the coronary heart and skeletal muscle groups. Principal in breaking down fats into power, L
Carnitine can also be one of the most poplar amino acids in the formulation of fat burners.
Amino acid dietary supplements are principal, exceptionally now that the normal weight loss
program lacks nutrients and good protein. Protein deficiency is in charge for lack of muscle tone.
By practicing amino acid body building by means of exercise and supplements, you can look ahead
to a sharper, fitter and higher watching body in no
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Do you almost always surprise how some athletes and physique builders managed to acquire their
exceptionally sculpted our bodies? Whilst there are numerous factors that may contribute to a good
toned physique, many athletes and physique builders observe a events called amino acid physique
constructing. Viewed as the constructing blocks of the human physique, amino acids are in charge
for developing many of the proteinthat the physique needs.
Protein is an foremost component for growing strong and healthy muscle mass. Except for
developing strong muscle tissue, protein can be predominant for the progress of healthy hair, nails,
tendons and ligaments. It promotes a healthful vital fearful system. Protein additionally aids in
water retention of the muscles, making them more elastic and more suitable. That is the reason why
a variety of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
L arginine is responsible for regulating the body s development hormone, blood sugar and muscle
metabolism. This amino acid is responsible for constructing bulk. Your physique loses fat as your
connective tissues, cartilages and bones end up more suitable. L arginine also helps hold dermis,
joints, and muscle mass healthful and helps to improve the physique s immune process.
One of the main ingredient that the majority top body constructing dietary supplements incorporate
of their system is Carnitine. L Carnitine performs an crucial position in preventing fatty buildup in
the coronary heart and skeletal muscle groups. Principal in breaking down fats into power, L
Carnitine can also be one of the most poplar amino acids in the formulation of fat burners.
Amino acid dietary supplements are principal, exceptionally now that the normal weight loss
program lacks nutrients and good protein. Protein deficiency is in charge for lack of muscle tone.
By practicing amino acid body building by means of exercise and supplements, you can look ahead
to a sharper, fitter and higher watching body in no
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Keeping The Night At The Six Flags Great Escape Lodge
So let me start by setting a scene for something that you can think about. You have had just about
enough with this cold weather and you are looking to take a family vacation. You are not
looking to travel to far away and not thinking about spending a lot of money on your stay. Living
in upstate New York you decide to stay the night at the Six Flags Great Escape Lodge. You decide
to go online to check on price for you stay, so you pull up google. Just today you heard from one
of your coworkers that they found a great deal on a third party site when it comes to booking
lodging. You decided to book through Expedia without checking the hotelweb page. You booked
the room and you think what a great deal, but was it a great deal? What can third party sites have
room rate lower than the hotelsare advertising. Are you paying the same fee that you would be
paying if you book through the hotel? During this paper I am going to discuss a current issue
that is being brought in front a court of law. The issue that I will be dissing is Hotel Occupancy
Tax Should Orbitz, Priceline and other pay the tax on the rate they buy the room for, or on the
retail re sale value of the room. The war is on in the courtroom. What is Occupancy and what is
an Occupancy Tax? Well Occupancy in the world of lodging has to deal with the amount of guest
you have staying at your establishment. To find out the occupancy or what it is also call the
occupancy rate you take the number of rooms that you
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So let me start by setting a scene for something that you can think about. You have had just about
enough with this cold weather and you are looking to take a family vacation. You are not
looking to travel to far away and not thinking about spending a lot of money on your stay. Living
in upstate New York you decide to stay the night at the Six Flags Great Escape Lodge. You decide
to go online to check on price for you stay, so you pull up google. Just today you heard from one
of your coworkers that they found a great deal on a third party site when it comes to booking
lodging. You decided to book through Expedia without checking the hotelweb page. You booked
the room and you think what a great deal, but was it a great deal? What can third party sites have
room rate lower than the hotelsare advertising. Are you paying the same fee that you would be
paying if you book through the hotel? During this paper I am going to discuss a current issue
that is being brought in front a court of law. The issue that I will be dissing is Hotel Occupancy
Tax Should Orbitz, Priceline and other pay the tax on the rate they buy the room for, or on the
retail re sale value of the room. The war is on in the courtroom. What is Occupancy and what is
an Occupancy Tax? Well Occupancy in the world of lodging has to deal with the amount of guest
you have staying at your establishment. To find out the occupancy or what it is also call the
occupancy rate you take the number of rooms that you
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The Cask Of Amontillado, The Raven And The Tell Tale Heart
Edgar Allan Poe uses concrete language and physical description to cast certain emotions to his
audience. Within his descriptions, he perfectly picks words to strike horror and dread. Through
his writing, Poe has become one who will never be forgotten. He will always be remembered as
one of the pivotal writers in the romantic period of writing. In his works The Cask of Amontillado
, The Raven , and The Tell Tale Heart, he strategically describes people, events, and places for his
readers to feel the full effect and emotion he wants.
To understand how Edgar Allan Poe utilized descriptive paragraphs and so carefully picked his
words, we must understand the writing period he engaged in. Much like Poe, the romantic period
of writing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Douglas Birch s article for The Baltimore Sun, he shares the theory of psychologist Dr. Kay
Jamison who argues that Poe s writing was inspired by his feelings. Birch states in his article,
Poe s latest analyst calls him manic depressive Researcher links illness, inspiration , that Poe s
fellow students at the University of Virigina described him as a volatile personality. A volatile
personality is basically a loose cannon. At one moment, he could be sober, and in an instant, angry.
Consequently, his works reflected much of who he was. Nonetheless, Poe used his mental
unstableness, whether he meant to or not, to conceive some of the most intense stories ever told.
The Cask of Amontillao holds some of Poe s more descriptive language. He writes in a simple yet
elegant way which allows any reader to feel the full emotion of the work. Although simple, the short
story is complex in a couple of ways. In summary, Montresor s pride has been hurt by his once
friend, Fortunato. Montresor takes Fortunato to his vaults where he claims to have a bottle of
Amontillado. Ignorant and drunk, Fortunato follows the sly Montresor down into the depths of the
vaults
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Edgar Allan Poe uses concrete language and physical description to cast certain emotions to his
audience. Within his descriptions, he perfectly picks words to strike horror and dread. Through
his writing, Poe has become one who will never be forgotten. He will always be remembered as
one of the pivotal writers in the romantic period of writing. In his works The Cask of Amontillado
, The Raven , and The Tell Tale Heart, he strategically describes people, events, and places for his
readers to feel the full effect and emotion he wants.
To understand how Edgar Allan Poe utilized descriptive paragraphs and so carefully picked his
words, we must understand the writing period he engaged in. Much like Poe, the romantic period
of writing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Douglas Birch s article for The Baltimore Sun, he shares the theory of psychologist Dr. Kay
Jamison who argues that Poe s writing was inspired by his feelings. Birch states in his article,
Poe s latest analyst calls him manic depressive Researcher links illness, inspiration , that Poe s
fellow students at the University of Virigina described him as a volatile personality. A volatile
personality is basically a loose cannon. At one moment, he could be sober, and in an instant, angry.
Consequently, his works reflected much of who he was. Nonetheless, Poe used his mental
unstableness, whether he meant to or not, to conceive some of the most intense stories ever told.
The Cask of Amontillao holds some of Poe s more descriptive language. He writes in a simple yet
elegant way which allows any reader to feel the full emotion of the work. Although simple, the short
story is complex in a couple of ways. In summary, Montresor s pride has been hurt by his once
friend, Fortunato. Montresor takes Fortunato to his vaults where he claims to have a bottle of
Amontillado. Ignorant and drunk, Fortunato follows the sly Montresor down into the depths of the
vaults
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Texas Supreme Court Case Analysis
Texas consists of three branches of government; the executive, legislative, and judicial branch.
Texas government is modeled very similarly to The United States three branches. Specifically
within the judicial branch, there is a Supreme Court, which is the highest federal court of The
United States [National]. There is also a Supreme Court in Texas; which is the highest court in the
state. A 5 4 decision by The United StatesSupreme Court on June 26th, 2015 ended all state bans
on same sex marriage and requires all fifty states to recognize marriages legally performed in
other states. Immediately after this historic decision was made, in disobedience of the Supreme
Court, Texas attorney general said, that county clerks can refuse to issue marriage licenses to
same sex couples if they object on religious grounds. This was Texas initial reaction to the ruling.
Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a presidential contender, said he was disappointed with the ruling
and as president, I would appoint strict constitutional conservatives who will apply the law as
written.
The issue here is that states such as Texas feel as if The Supreme court has ... Show more content on
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Right above the signature portion of the pact that Senator Bell has constructed reads, Citizens, by
signing the PACT, stand together in the common cause of the restoration of state sovereignty and
the sovereignty of the people. Basically him saying to give the states more power and to limit the
powers of the federal government, in this case specifically The United States Supreme
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Texas consists of three branches of government; the executive, legislative, and judicial branch.
Texas government is modeled very similarly to The United States three branches. Specifically
within the judicial branch, there is a Supreme Court, which is the highest federal court of The
United States [National]. There is also a Supreme Court in Texas; which is the highest court in the
state. A 5 4 decision by The United StatesSupreme Court on June 26th, 2015 ended all state bans
on same sex marriage and requires all fifty states to recognize marriages legally performed in
other states. Immediately after this historic decision was made, in disobedience of the Supreme
Court, Texas attorney general said, that county clerks can refuse to issue marriage licenses to
same sex couples if they object on religious grounds. This was Texas initial reaction to the ruling.
Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a presidential contender, said he was disappointed with the ruling
and as president, I would appoint strict constitutional conservatives who will apply the law as
written.
The issue here is that states such as Texas feel as if The Supreme court has ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Right above the signature portion of the pact that Senator Bell has constructed reads, Citizens, by
signing the PACT, stand together in the common cause of the restoration of state sovereignty and
the sovereignty of the people. Basically him saying to give the states more power and to limit the
powers of the federal government, in this case specifically The United States Supreme
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Democracy In The American Democracy
From the early 1840s to the present day, a democracy can be described as a flawed establishment
which has been shaped by the power of wealth and control, complex social relations, and most
importantly the people s desire to live a fulfilling life. Throughout this time period the principles of
democracy, such as equality, protection of the people s interest, and promotion of human rightswere
shifting in order to increase the democracyefficiency. Therefore the continued importance of the
Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence, and Constitution remain significant since, in
American today, democracy is a system that is continuously being shaped by the people within
it. Plato s impression of democracy which was intellectualized around 384 B.C.E is rather
different from the present day understanding of democracy and the power of wealth. As an
aristocrat himself, according to Plato When the poor win, the result is a democracy. (Plato,
p.58). In other words, Plato believed that only kings were authorized to rule its society, whereas
regular everyday people were perceived as ferocious and unable to govern. Plato s awareness of
democracy was established when he realized ordinary people were not born to lead, that only the
elite people had the utmost respect, and right to rule over the lower class. Furthermore, the
concept of power and wealth continues to be a crucial stand point in society s then, and now since
the exercise of democracy is known to be a political affair.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
From the early 1840s to the present day, a democracy can be described as a flawed establishment
which has been shaped by the power of wealth and control, complex social relations, and most
importantly the people s desire to live a fulfilling life. Throughout this time period the principles of
democracy, such as equality, protection of the people s interest, and promotion of human rightswere
shifting in order to increase the democracyefficiency. Therefore the continued importance of the
Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence, and Constitution remain significant since, in
American today, democracy is a system that is continuously being shaped by the people within
it. Plato s impression of democracy which was intellectualized around 384 B.C.E is rather
different from the present day understanding of democracy and the power of wealth. As an
aristocrat himself, according to Plato When the poor win, the result is a democracy. (Plato,
p.58). In other words, Plato believed that only kings were authorized to rule its society, whereas
regular everyday people were perceived as ferocious and unable to govern. Plato s awareness of
democracy was established when he realized ordinary people were not born to lead, that only the
elite people had the utmost respect, and right to rule over the lower class. Furthermore, the
concept of power and wealth continues to be a crucial stand point in society s then, and now since
the exercise of democracy is known to be a political affair.
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The War Of The Second World War II Essay
When news of the United States involvement in World War II was made known in 1940,
Congress imposed a draft for men ages eighteen to thirty seven. This was a way for them to join
the fight against the axis powers. This particular war is noted as the most brutal war throughout
all of history. Out of the men who registered to draft, many of them were also involved in what
would be called the most popular battle of the Second World War, or the invasion of Normandy.
The Invasion of Normandy, other wise referred to as D Day occurred June 6th 1944 when allied
forces invaded the border of Normandy and pushed the German forces back through France. Over
one hundred thousand American, British, and Canadian forces landed on several beaches along the
region. While the German numbers had already greatly thinned due to the war in Russia, D Day
and the Allies continued the further ruin of their troops. The victory over the Axis powers was
accomplished through the efforts of all those within the allied powers including Britain and Canada
however, the main focus of this research is the United States involvement in the D Day invasion.
As previously mentioned the Invasion of Normandy had a huge affect on the war itself, but how
has it affected the United States overall? Did the United States involvement in the battle pave a
way to its victory? However the Invasion of Normandy affected certain aspects within the war, it
definitely had an impact from an American standpoint. This paper argues
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When news of the United States involvement in World War II was made known in 1940,
Congress imposed a draft for men ages eighteen to thirty seven. This was a way for them to join
the fight against the axis powers. This particular war is noted as the most brutal war throughout
all of history. Out of the men who registered to draft, many of them were also involved in what
would be called the most popular battle of the Second World War, or the invasion of Normandy.
The Invasion of Normandy, other wise referred to as D Day occurred June 6th 1944 when allied
forces invaded the border of Normandy and pushed the German forces back through France. Over
one hundred thousand American, British, and Canadian forces landed on several beaches along the
region. While the German numbers had already greatly thinned due to the war in Russia, D Day
and the Allies continued the further ruin of their troops. The victory over the Axis powers was
accomplished through the efforts of all those within the allied powers including Britain and Canada
however, the main focus of this research is the United States involvement in the D Day invasion.
As previously mentioned the Invasion of Normandy had a huge affect on the war itself, but how
has it affected the United States overall? Did the United States involvement in the battle pave a
way to its victory? However the Invasion of Normandy affected certain aspects within the war, it
definitely had an impact from an American standpoint. This paper argues
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Lakota Tribe Research Paper
The Lakota tribe, also known as the Teton Sioux, is the largest tribe among the seven major Sioux
tribes on the Great Plains in North America. After the introduction with the horse after the
seventeenth century, the Lakota devision emerged. They quickly expanded west to Rocky
Mountain and north to the Great Plains. The Lakota peoplespeaks Lakota language, one of the
three languages that belong to the larger Siouan language family. Sioux tribes are believed to
originate from the lower Mississippi River. Some of them migrated to the Northern Mississippi
River in present day Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota, where they lived in large
agricultural settlements during the seventeenth century. Later on, conflicts
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The Lakota tribe, also known as the Teton Sioux, is the largest tribe among the seven major Sioux
tribes on the Great Plains in North America. After the introduction with the horse after the
seventeenth century, the Lakota devision emerged. They quickly expanded west to Rocky
Mountain and north to the Great Plains. The Lakota peoplespeaks Lakota language, one of the
three languages that belong to the larger Siouan language family. Sioux tribes are believed to
originate from the lower Mississippi River. Some of them migrated to the Northern Mississippi
River in present day Minnesota, Iowa, North and South Dakota, where they lived in large
agricultural settlements during the seventeenth century. Later on, conflicts
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The Ethics Of Scientific Knowledge
Cortni Volkman
7/30/2015
Science surrounds just about every aspect of human interaction but where does this scientific
knowledge come from? The communication of scientific knowledge trickles in a fashion opposite
to that of the filtration of water through a carbon scrubber, where the highest concentration of pure
scientific knowledge exists within the prestigious community of scientists and scientific knowledge
within the academic and public communities has to be filtered from the other particles of ideas,
leaving much room for interpretation. This paper will explore these different interactions among
various communities and how it shapes communication of scientific knowledge. One such
community is that of the very scientists who do the research and publications which supply much
of the scientific knowledge we know today. However, research and publishing is heavily time
consuming and expensive so many scientist must seek out funding. Bias, or a conflict of interest,
can be argued to exist in all aspects of science depending on when and how results are obtained. It
is without discourse than to argue that all research, even that done at collegiate level, has some
amount of bias whether from the funding received, the council from professors or advisors, or the
availability of more advanced technology to obtain data (Krimsky 2012). Such bias from
technological means can even limit what scientists can publish. Often the military relies on
scientists for their expertise in
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Cortni Volkman
7/30/2015
Science surrounds just about every aspect of human interaction but where does this scientific
knowledge come from? The communication of scientific knowledge trickles in a fashion opposite
to that of the filtration of water through a carbon scrubber, where the highest concentration of pure
scientific knowledge exists within the prestigious community of scientists and scientific knowledge
within the academic and public communities has to be filtered from the other particles of ideas,
leaving much room for interpretation. This paper will explore these different interactions among
various communities and how it shapes communication of scientific knowledge. One such
community is that of the very scientists who do the research and publications which supply much
of the scientific knowledge we know today. However, research and publishing is heavily time
consuming and expensive so many scientist must seek out funding. Bias, or a conflict of interest,
can be argued to exist in all aspects of science depending on when and how results are obtained. It
is without discourse than to argue that all research, even that done at collegiate level, has some
amount of bias whether from the funding received, the council from professors or advisors, or the
availability of more advanced technology to obtain data (Krimsky 2012). Such bias from
technological means can even limit what scientists can publish. Often the military relies on
scientists for their expertise in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Theme of Black Leadership in Invisible Man Essay
Ralph Ellison s interest in effective black leadership is directly reflected in Invisible Man. The
characterization of Bledsoe in the beginning of the story is that of a ruthlessly self serving black
leader (McSweeny). In chapter five, a mythic model for black leadership is outlined in the eulogy
of the founder of the college, which is given by Homer A. Barbee (McSweeny). While Invisible
Man is residing in the apartmentof Mary Rambo, she drills into his head the importance of
leadership and responsibility. In chapter thirteen the anger of the crowd watching the eviction
begins to rise, and as one onlooker observes that All they need is a leader (Ellison 274). These
events lead to Invisible Man s first act of leadership when he... Show more content on
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One of the reasons that the idea of joining the Brotherhood is so appealing to him is that it is a
well organized group.
The character of Brother Jack has a very cynical view of black leadership. He believes that leaders
are made, not born, and that they are eventually destroyed by the people who created them
(McSweeny). This view of the nonspontaneous generation of black leaders might, however, be
challenged by the moment in the race riot in chapter 25 when Dupre and Scofield organize their
neighbors and take effective action (McSweeny).
The novel also portrays the extremes of black leadership through the characters of Bledsoe and
Ras. Bledsoe shows the Uncle Tom end of the spectrum. He demeans himself before whites in
public in order to get ahead. Ras exemplifies the other end of the spectrum. He is a militant
separatist who resents any blacks that associate with whites.
The failure of these two extreme forms of leadership are responsible for the death of Tod Clifton
(mainly Ras s form). In the novel, Clifton represents the potential of Black America (McSweeny).
His faithful commitment to the brotherhood is weakened by the plea of Ras to think black and to
use his black intelligence. Clifton eventually leaves the Brotherhood because after listening to Ras
he realizes that they are using him for nothing more than for the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ralph Ellison s interest in effective black leadership is directly reflected in Invisible Man. The
characterization of Bledsoe in the beginning of the story is that of a ruthlessly self serving black
leader (McSweeny). In chapter five, a mythic model for black leadership is outlined in the eulogy
of the founder of the college, which is given by Homer A. Barbee (McSweeny). While Invisible
Man is residing in the apartmentof Mary Rambo, she drills into his head the importance of
leadership and responsibility. In chapter thirteen the anger of the crowd watching the eviction
begins to rise, and as one onlooker observes that All they need is a leader (Ellison 274). These
events lead to Invisible Man s first act of leadership when he... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
One of the reasons that the idea of joining the Brotherhood is so appealing to him is that it is a
well organized group.
The character of Brother Jack has a very cynical view of black leadership. He believes that leaders
are made, not born, and that they are eventually destroyed by the people who created them
(McSweeny). This view of the nonspontaneous generation of black leaders might, however, be
challenged by the moment in the race riot in chapter 25 when Dupre and Scofield organize their
neighbors and take effective action (McSweeny).
The novel also portrays the extremes of black leadership through the characters of Bledsoe and
Ras. Bledsoe shows the Uncle Tom end of the spectrum. He demeans himself before whites in
public in order to get ahead. Ras exemplifies the other end of the spectrum. He is a militant
separatist who resents any blacks that associate with whites.
The failure of these two extreme forms of leadership are responsible for the death of Tod Clifton
(mainly Ras s form). In the novel, Clifton represents the potential of Black America (McSweeny).
His faithful commitment to the brotherhood is weakened by the plea of Ras to think black and to
use his black intelligence. Clifton eventually leaves the Brotherhood because after listening to Ras
he realizes that they are using him for nothing more than for the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sinus Sickness
Sinus sickness may be greatly common these days Also it will be assessed that it influences 32
million people in the u. What s more, the lion s share of Corps parts don t stay in their starting
work areas once their comm alone. Americans go through again $1 billion yearly with respect to
over the counter pills will treat it. Sinus malady is answerable for 16 million specialist visits and
$150 million used around prescription medications. People with allergies, asthma, structural
blockages in the nose or sinuses, or the individuals with feeble safe frameworks are a greater
amount inclined to it. . As stated by WebMD, sinusitis is really a aggravation of the tissue lining
those sinuses. Sinuses need aid air loaded cavities spotted in the... Show more content on
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Sorts about sinusitis. Acute: it as a rule keeps up a month or lesquerella What s more its side effects
incorporate facial ache What s more runny, stuffy nose. Subacute: a sinus aggravation which keeps
up 1 2 months. Chronic: aggravation which keeps up to more than a month. Recurrent: repetitive
sinusitis alludes on a few strike inside An quite a while. Common sinus cure. This article displays
An common Also basic Formula which calls for fruit fruit juice vinegar as magic element. It may be
abundant done antioxidants, fiber, vitamins, minerals, Furthermore immunity boosting properties.
Ingredients:. В Ѕ glass natural coconut water. В ј container natural fruit fruit juice vinegar. 1 tbsp
crude natural nectar. 1 tbsp cayenne pepper. 1 natural lemon, newly squeezed. Instructions:. In
warm those coconut water clinched alongside a dish What s more exchange it under a mug. Include
those ACV under those mug What s more blend great. Permit it chill off In room temperature.
Include the nectar and cayenne pepper. Finally, include those lemon juice Also blend All that great
at the end of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sinus sickness may be greatly common these days Also it will be assessed that it influences 32
million people in the u. What s more, the lion s share of Corps parts don t stay in their starting
work areas once their comm alone. Americans go through again $1 billion yearly with respect to
over the counter pills will treat it. Sinus malady is answerable for 16 million specialist visits and
$150 million used around prescription medications. People with allergies, asthma, structural
blockages in the nose or sinuses, or the individuals with feeble safe frameworks are a greater
amount inclined to it. . As stated by WebMD, sinusitis is really a aggravation of the tissue lining
those sinuses. Sinuses need aid air loaded cavities spotted in the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Sorts about sinusitis. Acute: it as a rule keeps up a month or lesquerella What s more its side effects
incorporate facial ache What s more runny, stuffy nose. Subacute: a sinus aggravation which keeps
up 1 2 months. Chronic: aggravation which keeps up to more than a month. Recurrent: repetitive
sinusitis alludes on a few strike inside An quite a while. Common sinus cure. This article displays
An common Also basic Formula which calls for fruit fruit juice vinegar as magic element. It may be
abundant done antioxidants, fiber, vitamins, minerals, Furthermore immunity boosting properties.
Ingredients:. В Ѕ glass natural coconut water. В ј container natural fruit fruit juice vinegar. 1 tbsp
crude natural nectar. 1 tbsp cayenne pepper. 1 natural lemon, newly squeezed. Instructions:. In
warm those coconut water clinched alongside a dish What s more exchange it under a mug. Include
those ACV under those mug What s more blend great. Permit it chill off In room temperature.
Include the nectar and cayenne pepper. Finally, include those lemon juice Also blend All that great
at the end of the
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Alcibiades Speech
By using Socrates as an overarching metaphor of Eros itself, Alcibiades speech takes the ideal
praises of Eros in the other speeches and demonstrates the manifestation of the ideologies that
are present in the human condition. Alcibiades speech encompasses the flaws of humanity and
that his lived experience validated the ideals of eros while also providing examples of practical
application. The first section of Alcibiades speech likens Socrates to a statue of Silenus and the
satyr Marsyas. The comparison of Socrates to the statue of Silenus full of tiny statues of the
gods directly parallels him to the gods so that Socrates embodies Eros itself (Sym. 215B).
Alcibiades also claims that while Marsyas needs an instrument and divine melodies in order to
possess humans to reveal those people who are ready for the god and his mysteries, Socrates is
able to do this but with words alone (Sym. 215c). Alcibiades sees the beauty and compelling
nature of Socrates mind and the unrelenting pull that Socrates has on man, woman, or child
which he uses to determine if one is capable to comprehend philosophy (Sym. 215d). The height
at which Alcibiades holds Socrates supports Phaedrus position that the lover is more godlike
than his boy being that he is inspired by a god (12 180b). ADD TRANSITION (develop this idea a
little bit more. Not sure how, but it would be a good idea to do). Alcibiades reinforces Phaedrus
claim that lovers are godlike. However, Phaedrus argument
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
By using Socrates as an overarching metaphor of Eros itself, Alcibiades speech takes the ideal
praises of Eros in the other speeches and demonstrates the manifestation of the ideologies that
are present in the human condition. Alcibiades speech encompasses the flaws of humanity and
that his lived experience validated the ideals of eros while also providing examples of practical
application. The first section of Alcibiades speech likens Socrates to a statue of Silenus and the
satyr Marsyas. The comparison of Socrates to the statue of Silenus full of tiny statues of the
gods directly parallels him to the gods so that Socrates embodies Eros itself (Sym. 215B).
Alcibiades also claims that while Marsyas needs an instrument and divine melodies in order to
possess humans to reveal those people who are ready for the god and his mysteries, Socrates is
able to do this but with words alone (Sym. 215c). Alcibiades sees the beauty and compelling
nature of Socrates mind and the unrelenting pull that Socrates has on man, woman, or child
which he uses to determine if one is capable to comprehend philosophy (Sym. 215d). The height
at which Alcibiades holds Socrates supports Phaedrus position that the lover is more godlike
than his boy being that he is inspired by a god (12 180b). ADD TRANSITION (develop this idea a
little bit more. Not sure how, but it would be a good idea to do). Alcibiades reinforces Phaedrus
claim that lovers are godlike. However, Phaedrus argument
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Albert Einstein s The Manhattan Project
The Manhattan Project
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought
with sticks and stones. Albert Einstein was the most famous physicist in the world. Albert
Einstein was one of the many members of the Manhattan Project and was also intel to the
President. He was actually one of the many causes for the project after sending president
Roosevelt a letter telling of NAZI germany s plans. Okay so most people know what came out of
this project and it s success. Right? But what about the dangers that came with it and it s product?
My paper will prove that the Manhattan Project was the most deadliest project of the 20th. First,
Let me define this project or in other words explain what this project
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Manhattan Project
I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought
with sticks and stones. Albert Einstein was the most famous physicist in the world. Albert
Einstein was one of the many members of the Manhattan Project and was also intel to the
President. He was actually one of the many causes for the project after sending president
Roosevelt a letter telling of NAZI germany s plans. Okay so most people know what came out of
this project and it s success. Right? But what about the dangers that came with it and it s product?
My paper will prove that the Manhattan Project was the most deadliest project of the 20th. First,
Let me define this project or in other words explain what this project
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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