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Mill And Utilitarianism
1.According to Mill, why are some pleasures more worthwhile than others?
According to Mill, what makes a pleasure more valuable than other merely as pleasure except its
being greater in amount, there is but one possible answer. Of two pleasures, if there be one to
which all or almost all or have experience of both give desired preference irrespective of any
feeling of moral obligation to prefer it, that is the more desirable pleasure. This means that it all
comes down to the person s preferences once he or she has experienced pleasure in both quantity
and quality.
2.Explain the difference between act utilitarianism and rule utilitarianism.
For Act Utilitarianism an act is right if it results in as much good as any available alternative
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1.According to Mill, why are some pleasures more worthwhile than others?
According to Mill, what makes a pleasure more valuable than other merely as pleasure except its
being greater in amount, there is but one possible answer. Of two pleasures, if there be one to
which all or almost all or have experience of both give desired preference irrespective of any
feeling of moral obligation to prefer it, that is the more desirable pleasure. This means that it all
comes down to the person s preferences once he or she has experienced pleasure in both quantity
and quality.
2.Explain the difference between act utilitarianism and rule utilitarianism.
For Act Utilitarianism an act is right if it results in as much good as any available alternative
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Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola Essay
At a time when humanist thinkers occupied themselves with determining man s position in the
world, Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, in the 15th century Oration on the Dignity of Man, asserted
that man is master of both his dignity and destiny, and there was no limit to what scientists may
achieve as long as they glorify God in the end. World history teaches that, though scientists might
begin research with the intent of glorifying God , the rush to advance in scienceand technology and
the fever to uncover the wonders of nature result in hubris and the abandonment of God and the
subsequent exaltation of human beings God like properties. Scientists throughout the centuries
have held differing opinions about the limits humans should impose on science: whereas Pico della
Mirandolabelieved science was to be used for the glorification of God, but never for the
imposition of man on God s will; Sir Francis Bacon, writing 150 years later, believed that any
scientific experimentation or means which justified the end goal of human perfection were
acceptable, even if they interfered with God s creations. In the 21st century, ethicists and scientists
from around the world propose that science should be allowed to continue with broad moral
checks; science is not inherently good or... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
[It] made the prospect of future war unendurable. Writes Oppenheimer. It has led us up those last
few steps to the mountain pass; and beyond there is a different country. What he refers to is the
Atomic bomb the arsenal of righteousness; the weapon of mass destruction used to end over
185,000 lives. Marking the start of the nuclear age, the atomic bomb took science from hopeful to
horrific a transition into an ethically grim world where morality seemed strapped by the insecurity
and terror brought by war. Were such weapons meant to do good? Or were they simply examples
of what could be
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At a time when humanist thinkers occupied themselves with determining man s position in the
world, Giovanni Pico della Mirandola, in the 15th century Oration on the Dignity of Man, asserted
that man is master of both his dignity and destiny, and there was no limit to what scientists may
achieve as long as they glorify God in the end. World history teaches that, though scientists might
begin research with the intent of glorifying God , the rush to advance in scienceand technology and
the fever to uncover the wonders of nature result in hubris and the abandonment of God and the
subsequent exaltation of human beings God like properties. Scientists throughout the centuries
have held differing opinions about the limits humans should impose on science: whereas Pico della
Mirandolabelieved science was to be used for the glorification of God, but never for the
imposition of man on God s will; Sir Francis Bacon, writing 150 years later, believed that any
scientific experimentation or means which justified the end goal of human perfection were
acceptable, even if they interfered with God s creations. In the 21st century, ethicists and scientists
from around the world propose that science should be allowed to continue with broad moral
checks; science is not inherently good or... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
[It] made the prospect of future war unendurable. Writes Oppenheimer. It has led us up those last
few steps to the mountain pass; and beyond there is a different country. What he refers to is the
Atomic bomb the arsenal of righteousness; the weapon of mass destruction used to end over
185,000 lives. Marking the start of the nuclear age, the atomic bomb took science from hopeful to
horrific a transition into an ethically grim world where morality seemed strapped by the insecurity
and terror brought by war. Were such weapons meant to do good? Or were they simply examples
of what could be
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Overweight Essay
Most of the weight problems Americans have are being overweight or obese. There are no signs
that the percentages of Americans who are overweight or obese are decreasing. Not just
teenagers but kids and adults worry about their weight. People have weight problems for different
reasons. I think Americans need to put an effort to manage their weight. The percent of Americans
being overweight or obese is increasing. There is a study that suggests that by 2030, 86 percent of
Americans could be overweight or obese. Being overweight involves a lot of health problems, but
being underweight is worse than being overweight. People also do not feel confident when their
overweight. I think most people worry about their weight because of their body... Show more
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Everybody s different so there is all kinds of reasons why someone having weight problems. For
example somebody might have weight problems because they overeat, do not exercise enough,
and having an eating disorder. I strongly recommend that Americans need to put an effort to
manage their weight. Some of the best ways to help control your weight is to lose weight, eat
healthy, and exercise frequently. Even though it might be difficult to manage your weight it is
still possible. If Americans do not take action about this issue of America s weight problems
then it might affect America in a negative way. Most of the weight problems Americans have are
being overweight or obese. There are no signs that the percentages of Americans who are
overweight or obese are decreasing. Not just teenagers but kids and adults worry about their
weight. People have weight problems for different reasons. I think Americans need to put an effort
to manage their weight. The percent of Americans being overweight or obese is increasing. There
is a study that suggests that by 2030, 86 percent of Americans could be overweight or obese. Being
overweight involves a lot of health problems, but being underweight is worse than being
overweight. People also do not feel confident when their overweight. I think most people worry
about their weight because of their body image and health.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Most of the weight problems Americans have are being overweight or obese. There are no signs
that the percentages of Americans who are overweight or obese are decreasing. Not just
teenagers but kids and adults worry about their weight. People have weight problems for different
reasons. I think Americans need to put an effort to manage their weight. The percent of Americans
being overweight or obese is increasing. There is a study that suggests that by 2030, 86 percent of
Americans could be overweight or obese. Being overweight involves a lot of health problems, but
being underweight is worse than being overweight. People also do not feel confident when their
overweight. I think most people worry about their weight because of their body... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Everybody s different so there is all kinds of reasons why someone having weight problems. For
example somebody might have weight problems because they overeat, do not exercise enough,
and having an eating disorder. I strongly recommend that Americans need to put an effort to
manage their weight. Some of the best ways to help control your weight is to lose weight, eat
healthy, and exercise frequently. Even though it might be difficult to manage your weight it is
still possible. If Americans do not take action about this issue of America s weight problems
then it might affect America in a negative way. Most of the weight problems Americans have are
being overweight or obese. There are no signs that the percentages of Americans who are
overweight or obese are decreasing. Not just teenagers but kids and adults worry about their
weight. People have weight problems for different reasons. I think Americans need to put an effort
to manage their weight. The percent of Americans being overweight or obese is increasing. There
is a study that suggests that by 2030, 86 percent of Americans could be overweight or obese. Being
overweight involves a lot of health problems, but being underweight is worse than being
overweight. People also do not feel confident when their overweight. I think most people worry
about their weight because of their body image and health.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice Act
Congress passed the Notice of Observation Treatment and Implication for Care Eligibility Act
Notice Act in a unanimous vote on July 29, 2015. The President signed the bill on August 6, 2015.
The Federal Registers explains, The Notice Act, is an amendment to title XVIII of the Social
Security Act, to add a new Medicare Condition of Participation (Cop) for hospitals and critical
access hospitals (CAH) s requiring them to provide written notice as well as an oral explanation of
the written notice to patients who are entitled to Medicare and for those hospitals are billing
Medicare (Public Law, 2015).
This notice which, is known as the Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice (MOON), has to be
presented to the patients that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The financial liability for the patient is daunting and may keep some from coming to the hospital for
treatment and others leaving against medical advice (AMA).
CMS estimates, for hospitals they will issue 1.4 million MOON s annually and the cost to the
industry the will be about $23 million per year. According to Modern Healthcare, CMS likely will
not begin enforcing the MOON until 2017 because the federal government is still accepting public
comments on an updated version of the MOON . The final rule was effective February 21, 2017.
Hospitals will have 90 calendar days to implement the MOON requirement after its effective date.
Previously, all hospitals, including The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), were
required to notify beneficiary of observation status only if the
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Congress passed the Notice of Observation Treatment and Implication for Care Eligibility Act
Notice Act in a unanimous vote on July 29, 2015. The President signed the bill on August 6, 2015.
The Federal Registers explains, The Notice Act, is an amendment to title XVIII of the Social
Security Act, to add a new Medicare Condition of Participation (Cop) for hospitals and critical
access hospitals (CAH) s requiring them to provide written notice as well as an oral explanation of
the written notice to patients who are entitled to Medicare and for those hospitals are billing
Medicare (Public Law, 2015).
This notice which, is known as the Medicare Outpatient Observation Notice (MOON), has to be
presented to the patients that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The financial liability for the patient is daunting and may keep some from coming to the hospital for
treatment and others leaving against medical advice (AMA).
CMS estimates, for hospitals they will issue 1.4 million MOON s annually and the cost to the
industry the will be about $23 million per year. According to Modern Healthcare, CMS likely will
not begin enforcing the MOON until 2017 because the federal government is still accepting public
comments on an updated version of the MOON . The final rule was effective February 21, 2017.
Hospitals will have 90 calendar days to implement the MOON requirement after its effective date.
Previously, all hospitals, including The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), were
required to notify beneficiary of observation status only if the
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Auto Channels Essay
It might appear to be senseless, yet changing your auto channels all the time can significantly affect
motor life and execution.
Here in Los Angeles, where we have our publication workplaces, the premises have an idiom:
Never inhale air you can not see. While the editors of Edmunds.com, an every day stroll through
this droop of particulates and CO2 discharges in the suction and nitrous oxide, our autos have the
benefit of air filtration.
There is a major issue with this photo? Would it be a good idea for us to won t be the most covers
on their countenances and a program of consistent support to change the channel?
In any case, nooooo. We are excessively bustling driving autos of the press, taking notes, shooting
pictures, opening ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It won t require investment, spares cash, and sends his auto out and about crisp and recharged. A
stopped up air channel or fuel can cause poor execution, cost to the fuel pump, and abbreviate motor
life. This basic strategy against the watchmen.
How regularly would it be advisable for you? A decent general guideline is on more than one
occasion a year, or about once every 12000 miles.
Change the air channel
In any event, figure out how to change their own particular air channel. It s speedy and simple and
spares cash.
In what way? All things considered, I think: When was the last time they went to Quick Lube N
Tune occurred on mechanical and hit him with Hello Bud, you require another air channel. After
you wink and perceive how it adds to the bill. What amount? $ 7.99? $ 9.99? $ 12.99? Hell, even
we have seen $ 14.99.
There is an old joke about the production of the universe with the turn of phrase: Well, some
person needed to pay retail. Maybe so. However, not really.
One of our occupations here at Edmunds.com is to engage you. Try not to give them a chance to
stick to you. Figure out how to state no there is no law against it. Basically say, I m experiencing
now, or Thank you, I will see it, and go home after the oil change and do this technique you
assuming, in fact, truly should be finished.
To start with, stop your auto in the shade and pop the hood. Prop up to what you don t hit in the
head, and
It might appear to be senseless, yet changing your auto channels all the time can significantly affect
motor life and execution.
Here in Los Angeles, where we have our publication workplaces, the premises have an idiom:
Never inhale air you can not see. While the editors of Edmunds.com, an every day stroll through
this droop of particulates and CO2 discharges in the suction and nitrous oxide, our autos have the
benefit of air filtration.
There is a major issue with this photo? Would it be a good idea for us to won t be the most covers
on their countenances and a program of consistent support to change the channel?
In any case, nooooo. We are excessively bustling driving autos of the press, taking notes, shooting
pictures, opening ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It won t require investment, spares cash, and sends his auto out and about crisp and recharged. A
stopped up air channel or fuel can cause poor execution, cost to the fuel pump, and abbreviate motor
life. This basic strategy against the watchmen.
How regularly would it be advisable for you? A decent general guideline is on more than one
occasion a year, or about once every 12000 miles.
Change the air channel
In any event, figure out how to change their own particular air channel. It s speedy and simple and
spares cash.
In what way? All things considered, I think: When was the last time they went to Quick Lube N
Tune occurred on mechanical and hit him with Hello Bud, you require another air channel. After
you wink and perceive how it adds to the bill. What amount? $ 7.99? $ 9.99? $ 12.99? Hell, even
we have seen $ 14.99.
There is an old joke about the production of the universe with the turn of phrase: Well, some
person needed to pay retail. Maybe so. However, not really.
One of our occupations here at Edmunds.com is to engage you. Try not to give them a chance to
stick to you. Figure out how to state no there is no law against it. Basically say, I m experiencing
now, or Thank you, I will see it, and go home after the oil change and do this technique you
assuming, in fact, truly should be finished.
To start with, stop your auto in the shade and pop the hood. Prop up to what you don t hit in the
head, and
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1984 Songs Analysis
The Dark 1984 Soundtrack Music always has hiding meanings. Every song we listen to we can
almost always compare it to an event or person. While reading 1984 two songs came to mind
that had definitive ties to the characters Winston and Big Brother. Another song had similarities
to the telescreen. The connection of these three songs of the characters and object enhance the
meaning of the story. Winston is one of those rebellious characters. He doesn t care completely
of the consequences, he just does what he wants, even if the Party doesn t agree with him. This
is why the song Devil in her Heart, by Richard Drapkin describes him perfectly. In the song there is
a part were the lyrics say I ll take my chances. He will do whatever he wants... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Well in Oceania they are always being watched by telescreens. This is why the song Nowhere to
Run, by Martha and the Vandellas fits perfectly with telescreens. The Lyrics that show that the
people in Oceania are always being watched is when it says, Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.
No matter where you are at there is never away to get away from the Party due to the telescreens.
An example in the book that represents these lyrics well is when Julia and Winston are upstairs
at Mr. Charrington s house and they are near each other and they say we are dead and then an
iron voice repeated them. They sprung apart and then realized that the whole time there was a
telescreen behind the big picture on the wall (221). They thought they had finally found a place
where they weren t being watched by the telescreen but they were being watched the entire time.
This just proves that they never had anywhere to run or hide because wherever they went they
were being watched. Another example that shows these lyrics depicting the telescreen is in the
beginning of the book when it was described that any sound Winston made could be picked up
and that it was conceivable that they watched everyone all the time. They had to live and did live
in the assumption that every sound they made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every
movement scrutinized (3). These two examples in the book 1984 really show the lyrics Nowhere to
run,
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The Dark 1984 Soundtrack Music always has hiding meanings. Every song we listen to we can
almost always compare it to an event or person. While reading 1984 two songs came to mind
that had definitive ties to the characters Winston and Big Brother. Another song had similarities
to the telescreen. The connection of these three songs of the characters and object enhance the
meaning of the story. Winston is one of those rebellious characters. He doesn t care completely
of the consequences, he just does what he wants, even if the Party doesn t agree with him. This
is why the song Devil in her Heart, by Richard Drapkin describes him perfectly. In the song there is
a part were the lyrics say I ll take my chances. He will do whatever he wants... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Well in Oceania they are always being watched by telescreens. This is why the song Nowhere to
Run, by Martha and the Vandellas fits perfectly with telescreens. The Lyrics that show that the
people in Oceania are always being watched is when it says, Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.
No matter where you are at there is never away to get away from the Party due to the telescreens.
An example in the book that represents these lyrics well is when Julia and Winston are upstairs
at Mr. Charrington s house and they are near each other and they say we are dead and then an
iron voice repeated them. They sprung apart and then realized that the whole time there was a
telescreen behind the big picture on the wall (221). They thought they had finally found a place
where they weren t being watched by the telescreen but they were being watched the entire time.
This just proves that they never had anywhere to run or hide because wherever they went they
were being watched. Another example that shows these lyrics depicting the telescreen is in the
beginning of the book when it was described that any sound Winston made could be picked up
and that it was conceivable that they watched everyone all the time. They had to live and did live
in the assumption that every sound they made was overheard, and, except in darkness, every
movement scrutinized (3). These two examples in the book 1984 really show the lyrics Nowhere to
run,
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Essay On Anthony Bourdain
Anthony Bourdain was born on June 25, 1956 in New York City. Son to a copy editor and music
producer, he quickly learned to love literature and rock music. He has said that he was raised
without religion, and that his ancestors were Catholic on his father s side and his mother s side
they were Jewish, which definitely contributed to his later cooking styles. He has also stated that
his love for food came from a family vacation in France, where he tried an oyster. Graduating from
Dwight Englewood School in 1973, he then went on to Vassar college, dropping out after two years
to attend the Culinary Institute of America. He then spent more than 25 years as an unknown cook
in Manhattan, which caused him to fall into the city s drugculture.
Anthony Bourdain s drug abuse is well known. After falling into Manhattan s drug scene,he
developed a heroin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His first show only ran for two seasons, A Cook s Tour, based on a book of the same name. After
that, Bourdain produced a documentary about Spanish Cuisine that would later turn into the
pilot for his most successful show, Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations ran for 9 seasons. In that
show, he traveled around eating and experiencing as many different cultures as possible. His
most recent television deal is with CNN for a show titled Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown ,
which, once again, took looks at specific dining rituals across the globe. He has also ben a guest
judge on Bravo s Top Chef cooking competition show multiple times, and was one of the main
judges on the eighth season of Top Chef All Stars. He has also ventured outside of cooking
shows, with an appearance on Miami Ink, on which he got a skull tattoo on his arm, in the 2008
movie Far Cry, and as Dr. Tony on Nick Jr s Yo Gabba Gabba! Television show. Not surprisingly, he
has published crime fiction as well as a 2001 historical account of typhoid Mary and the 2013
graphic novel Get
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Anthony Bourdain was born on June 25, 1956 in New York City. Son to a copy editor and music
producer, he quickly learned to love literature and rock music. He has said that he was raised
without religion, and that his ancestors were Catholic on his father s side and his mother s side
they were Jewish, which definitely contributed to his later cooking styles. He has also stated that
his love for food came from a family vacation in France, where he tried an oyster. Graduating from
Dwight Englewood School in 1973, he then went on to Vassar college, dropping out after two years
to attend the Culinary Institute of America. He then spent more than 25 years as an unknown cook
in Manhattan, which caused him to fall into the city s drugculture.
Anthony Bourdain s drug abuse is well known. After falling into Manhattan s drug scene,he
developed a heroin ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
His first show only ran for two seasons, A Cook s Tour, based on a book of the same name. After
that, Bourdain produced a documentary about Spanish Cuisine that would later turn into the
pilot for his most successful show, Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations ran for 9 seasons. In that
show, he traveled around eating and experiencing as many different cultures as possible. His
most recent television deal is with CNN for a show titled Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown ,
which, once again, took looks at specific dining rituals across the globe. He has also ben a guest
judge on Bravo s Top Chef cooking competition show multiple times, and was one of the main
judges on the eighth season of Top Chef All Stars. He has also ventured outside of cooking
shows, with an appearance on Miami Ink, on which he got a skull tattoo on his arm, in the 2008
movie Far Cry, and as Dr. Tony on Nick Jr s Yo Gabba Gabba! Television show. Not surprisingly, he
has published crime fiction as well as a 2001 historical account of typhoid Mary and the 2013
graphic novel Get
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Mexican American Perception Of Mexican Immigrants In America
Izard, Isaac
16 Oct. 2017
The Problem with America
The pattern of companies recruiting Mexican workers and those workers being deported, and the
blatant racism present in America, including actions by the US government laid the foundation for
the Mexican Struggle. The people who exploited Mexican workers began by propagating specific
stereotypes that were to their favor. These corporations insinuated that Mexicans were genetically
made for the kind of work which they were being given. The spreading of these stereotypes played
a significant role in the Mexican American reception of Mexican Immigrants. They didn t want to
be associated with the negative ideas being spread around about Mexicans. Thus, they took shelter
in their American citizenship and before long, they too were rallying for the same immigration
restrictions.
Understanding how Mexican Americans felt about Mexican Immigrants is important to
understanding a specific aspect of the Mexican Struggle. Mexican Workers also had to work against
Mexican Americans in the United States. Not only were white rallying for immigration restrictions,
but so were Mexican Americans. Lots of Mexican Americans didn t like Mexican Immigrants
due to the state of the job market. Many whites believed that Mexican workers were temporary
and had no staying power. They simply want work..., they are not immigrants at all. They do not
try to buy or colonize our land, and they hope someday to be able to own a piece of land in their
own
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Izard, Isaac
16 Oct. 2017
The Problem with America
The pattern of companies recruiting Mexican workers and those workers being deported, and the
blatant racism present in America, including actions by the US government laid the foundation for
the Mexican Struggle. The people who exploited Mexican workers began by propagating specific
stereotypes that were to their favor. These corporations insinuated that Mexicans were genetically
made for the kind of work which they were being given. The spreading of these stereotypes played
a significant role in the Mexican American reception of Mexican Immigrants. They didn t want to
be associated with the negative ideas being spread around about Mexicans. Thus, they took shelter
in their American citizenship and before long, they too were rallying for the same immigration
restrictions.
Understanding how Mexican Americans felt about Mexican Immigrants is important to
understanding a specific aspect of the Mexican Struggle. Mexican Workers also had to work against
Mexican Americans in the United States. Not only were white rallying for immigration restrictions,
but so were Mexican Americans. Lots of Mexican Americans didn t like Mexican Immigrants
due to the state of the job market. Many whites believed that Mexican workers were temporary
and had no staying power. They simply want work..., they are not immigrants at all. They do not
try to buy or colonize our land, and they hope someday to be able to own a piece of land in their
own
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What Were The Main Problems With The Articles Of 1787
The Articles of Confederation, ratified on March 1, 1781, created the structure for the
confederation of the 13 colonies that fought in the American Revolution. It set up a federal
government with very limited powers, and it gave most of the power to the 13 states. Within a
short period of time, the Constitution of 1787 was ratified to solve the problems that the Articles of
Confederationdid not address. The Articles of Confederation had major problems, caused by the
fear of a distant national government, which would get solved six years later in the Constitution.
One main problem with the Articles of Confederation was a weak national government, where
Congress did not have the power to levy taxes. In Article 8 of the Articles of Confederation,... Show
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This was a major problem because even though Congress was the only component of
government, they did not have the power to force the states to do anything. The government
was unable to force or interpret laws. In the Articles of Confederation, Article 2 states, Each state
retains its sovereignty, freedom, and independence, and every power, jurisdiction, and right,
which is not by this Confederation expressly delegated to the United States, in Congress
assembled (Articles of Confederation, Article II). This declares that each state can keep their
jurisdiction, which meant that each state has its own power to regulate their own laws.
Moreover, any rights and powers that are not given to Congress by the Articles of Confederation
are kept by the state. Since the government did not have an executive branch, there was no one to
enforce the laws created by Congress. Theoretically, Congress could raise an army, but they could
not force any states to send people to go to war or force the states to give them any equipment
necessary for the war. This shows how little power Congress actually had under the Articles of
Confederation. Furthermore, even if Congress passed a law for the citizens of the United States,
the states could ignore the law and there would be no consequences. Individual states could also
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The Articles of Confederation, ratified on March 1, 1781, created the structure for the
confederation of the 13 colonies that fought in the American Revolution. It set up a federal
government with very limited powers, and it gave most of the power to the 13 states. Within a
short period of time, the Constitution of 1787 was ratified to solve the problems that the Articles of
Confederationdid not address. The Articles of Confederation had major problems, caused by the
fear of a distant national government, which would get solved six years later in the Constitution.
One main problem with the Articles of Confederation was a weak national government, where
Congress did not have the power to levy taxes. In Article 8 of the Articles of Confederation,... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was a major problem because even though Congress was the only component of
government, they did not have the power to force the states to do anything. The government
was unable to force or interpret laws. In the Articles of Confederation, Article 2 states, Each state
retains its sovereignty, freedom, and independence, and every power, jurisdiction, and right,
which is not by this Confederation expressly delegated to the United States, in Congress
assembled (Articles of Confederation, Article II). This declares that each state can keep their
jurisdiction, which meant that each state has its own power to regulate their own laws.
Moreover, any rights and powers that are not given to Congress by the Articles of Confederation
are kept by the state. Since the government did not have an executive branch, there was no one to
enforce the laws created by Congress. Theoretically, Congress could raise an army, but they could
not force any states to send people to go to war or force the states to give them any equipment
necessary for the war. This shows how little power Congress actually had under the Articles of
Confederation. Furthermore, even if Congress passed a law for the citizens of the United States,
the states could ignore the law and there would be no consequences. Individual states could also
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The Civil War Of Syria
The civil war in Syria has lasted for 5 years; yet, there is little hope for a prompt end to the turmoil.
It has developed into quite a unique civil war from the political perspective. Drawing in new actors
who have pursued their own goals within the country and contributed to the current condition of
Syria. The basis for this war and the conflicts within it have also had a large effect at the global
level. The initial welling for revolution in Syria was caused by a chain of regime changes across
the Middle East in 2011 known as the Arab Spring. Beginning in Tunisia, civil protests arose against
the long established dictatorship in the country. The protests did not result in war but rather the
resignation of the leader. It freed citizens from a government that they believed had ignored their
rights and established a new administration which would hopefully correct the mistreatment the
citizens had endured. Tunisia s successful revolution had served as inspiration for the nearby
country of Egyptto follow suite. The protests in Egypt lasted for 18 days, during which internet
was mostly blocked by the state to quell the rumors of violence and rebellion. The defense against
protesters failed and the president was stripped of all power and jailed. News of two successful
rebellions against oppressive regimes soon spread across the Arab world. Libya was the next to
try its hand at an uprising. The established power would not be so easily removed however and the
country descended
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The civil war in Syria has lasted for 5 years; yet, there is little hope for a prompt end to the turmoil.
It has developed into quite a unique civil war from the political perspective. Drawing in new actors
who have pursued their own goals within the country and contributed to the current condition of
Syria. The basis for this war and the conflicts within it have also had a large effect at the global
level. The initial welling for revolution in Syria was caused by a chain of regime changes across
the Middle East in 2011 known as the Arab Spring. Beginning in Tunisia, civil protests arose against
the long established dictatorship in the country. The protests did not result in war but rather the
resignation of the leader. It freed citizens from a government that they believed had ignored their
rights and established a new administration which would hopefully correct the mistreatment the
citizens had endured. Tunisia s successful revolution had served as inspiration for the nearby
country of Egyptto follow suite. The protests in Egypt lasted for 18 days, during which internet
was mostly blocked by the state to quell the rumors of violence and rebellion. The defense against
protesters failed and the president was stripped of all power and jailed. News of two successful
rebellions against oppressive regimes soon spread across the Arab world. Libya was the next to
try its hand at an uprising. The established power would not be so easily removed however and the
country descended
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Coordination Plan
3. Coordination Plan There is a multitude of reasons for an organization to have a business
continuity plan in place. The incident does not really matter whether it is natural or manmade
disaster/incident but if an incident occurs, it can have a disastrous effect causing the company
operation to become unstable and having the inability to contain or control its impact can halt the
business routine (Vacca, 2013).
Also, creating a good working relationship with the law enforcement can assist in aiding an
organization with an incident. Although organizations will sometimes not notify or include LE
with their investigation because it can only be for the internal purpose such as monitoring an
employee, it can have a negative impact on the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Use of advanced security information and event management solution is in place in order to capture
any anomaly or detect nefarious activities within the network (Abelar, 2014).
Other considerations to take to make sure that network intrusion is detected and/mitigated is by
constantly monitoring the network for any anomalies and having an alert/notification system. Alert
and notification system will allow for the organizations incident response team/plan to be activated
and take necessary steps to isolate the incident, contain, and take necessary action to resolve the
issue. Additionally, organization needs to have in depth defense security architecture to protect
their infrastructure. Administrative, technical, and physical security controls are only a few of
them that can be used to protect their asset. Administrative control can implement policy for
employees to take necessary training to help their infrastructure. Some of these training can include,
but are not limited to, as follows:
Background checks on all new employees
Security awareness training
Implementation of security policies and standards (Paquet,
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3. Coordination Plan There is a multitude of reasons for an organization to have a business
continuity plan in place. The incident does not really matter whether it is natural or manmade
disaster/incident but if an incident occurs, it can have a disastrous effect causing the company
operation to become unstable and having the inability to contain or control its impact can halt the
business routine (Vacca, 2013).
Also, creating a good working relationship with the law enforcement can assist in aiding an
organization with an incident. Although organizations will sometimes not notify or include LE
with their investigation because it can only be for the internal purpose such as monitoring an
employee, it can have a negative impact on the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Use of advanced security information and event management solution is in place in order to capture
any anomaly or detect nefarious activities within the network (Abelar, 2014).
Other considerations to take to make sure that network intrusion is detected and/mitigated is by
constantly monitoring the network for any anomalies and having an alert/notification system. Alert
and notification system will allow for the organizations incident response team/plan to be activated
and take necessary steps to isolate the incident, contain, and take necessary action to resolve the
issue. Additionally, organization needs to have in depth defense security architecture to protect
their infrastructure. Administrative, technical, and physical security controls are only a few of
them that can be used to protect their asset. Administrative control can implement policy for
employees to take necessary training to help their infrastructure. Some of these training can include,
but are not limited to, as follows:
Background checks on all new employees
Security awareness training
Implementation of security policies and standards (Paquet,
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How Does Bernard Marx Present John
Bernard Marx, who is the main character until John s appearance in chapter seven, is one of the
most important characters in the novel. Marx first appears after the director has finished
explaining that jealousy and lovesickness don t exist in the World State. This introduction is
ironic because, as we gain insight to the mind of Marx, we learn that he is experiencing both
jealousy and lovesickness. In this same scene we are shown that he struggles with his emotions
towards Lenina and finds it difficult to express his feelings towards her, which probably stems
from his anxiety about rejection. Marx is an Alpha Plus, which means that, naturally, he should
be able to enjoy the benefits that come with being a member of the upper caste. However, Marx
is noticeably short in stature for his caste, which is rumored to be a result of alcohol in his blood
surrogate. This is cause for humiliation and ridicule from his other caste members. Marx is,
unfortunately, aware of his differences and people s responses to them. Because of this, he
develops resentment towards the society he lives in, internally criticizing their behavior because he
himself cannot engage in the same activities as his counterparts. Marx longs to be a strong
individual, and even rebellious; yet, when he is confronted by his superiors, he shrinks and becomes
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When he returns from the Reservation, Marx uses John to rise in social status, where he
participates in all of the behaviors that he had just previously been condemning. He takes complete
advantage of his affiliation with John, but when his attempt to advance in popularity is thwarted,
Marx returns to his old habits, criticizing the World State. He immediately begins to feel lonely
and insecure again. It is then that the reader may realize that Marx is a hypocrite and is only able
to feel any sense of self worth when he is receiving attention from
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Bernard Marx, who is the main character until John s appearance in chapter seven, is one of the
most important characters in the novel. Marx first appears after the director has finished
explaining that jealousy and lovesickness don t exist in the World State. This introduction is
ironic because, as we gain insight to the mind of Marx, we learn that he is experiencing both
jealousy and lovesickness. In this same scene we are shown that he struggles with his emotions
towards Lenina and finds it difficult to express his feelings towards her, which probably stems
from his anxiety about rejection. Marx is an Alpha Plus, which means that, naturally, he should
be able to enjoy the benefits that come with being a member of the upper caste. However, Marx
is noticeably short in stature for his caste, which is rumored to be a result of alcohol in his blood
surrogate. This is cause for humiliation and ridicule from his other caste members. Marx is,
unfortunately, aware of his differences and people s responses to them. Because of this, he
develops resentment towards the society he lives in, internally criticizing their behavior because he
himself cannot engage in the same activities as his counterparts. Marx longs to be a strong
individual, and even rebellious; yet, when he is confronted by his superiors, he shrinks and becomes
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When he returns from the Reservation, Marx uses John to rise in social status, where he
participates in all of the behaviors that he had just previously been condemning. He takes complete
advantage of his affiliation with John, but when his attempt to advance in popularity is thwarted,
Marx returns to his old habits, criticizing the World State. He immediately begins to feel lonely
and insecure again. It is then that the reader may realize that Marx is a hypocrite and is only able
to feel any sense of self worth when he is receiving attention from
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Qantas s Marketing Strategy And Business Success
Innovation and creativity within the context of a firm s customer s provide the basis for
establishing and developing strong customer relationships, as well as continual business growth and
success. Industry leaders represent good examples that demonstrate just how important customers
are towards creating value for the firm; such is the case with Australia s airline industry where
Qantas, one of the largest and most reputable brands, continuously re evaluates their marketing
strategies in order to stay ahead of the competition.
This report will analyse the purpose, implementation and results of one of Qantas s latest marketing
innovations, in regards to a key marketing concept and sub marketing theories. Links will be drawn
between the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There exist numerous marketing hypotheses and frameworks that aim to better understand why
customer relationships, retention and satisfaction are so important. For example, marketers try to
segregate the different types of customer loyalty, framing them under factors of repeat patronage
and relative attitude . Also, customer loyalty levels are ranked along a loyalty ladder that identifies
the most profitable customers to whom the firm should target marketing strategies towards. Finally,
customer satisfaction, a driver of loyalty, is summarised into a conceptual framework known as
customer response zones . The firm has two major goals in mind when implementing this strategy.
Freed (2014) states Qantas s intentions to ...boost engagement with customers and revenue from its
loyalty partners . It aims to build a culture of engagement associated with positive and personalised
experiences in dealing with the company.
In the context of Qantas, it s latest marketing initiative is the introduction of an online mall as part
of a new Qantas points website that expands its current frequent flyer program (Freed 2014). To
promote its new loyalty program, Qantas has launched a campaign to ...encourage customers to
explore qantaspoints.com (Pata.org, 2014). Qantas s ...loyalty program members that were not
particularly frequent flyers (Freed 2014) hold latent loyalty towards the firm, associated with high
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Innovation and creativity within the context of a firm s customer s provide the basis for
establishing and developing strong customer relationships, as well as continual business growth and
success. Industry leaders represent good examples that demonstrate just how important customers
are towards creating value for the firm; such is the case with Australia s airline industry where
Qantas, one of the largest and most reputable brands, continuously re evaluates their marketing
strategies in order to stay ahead of the competition.
This report will analyse the purpose, implementation and results of one of Qantas s latest marketing
innovations, in regards to a key marketing concept and sub marketing theories. Links will be drawn
between the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There exist numerous marketing hypotheses and frameworks that aim to better understand why
customer relationships, retention and satisfaction are so important. For example, marketers try to
segregate the different types of customer loyalty, framing them under factors of repeat patronage
and relative attitude . Also, customer loyalty levels are ranked along a loyalty ladder that identifies
the most profitable customers to whom the firm should target marketing strategies towards. Finally,
customer satisfaction, a driver of loyalty, is summarised into a conceptual framework known as
customer response zones . The firm has two major goals in mind when implementing this strategy.
Freed (2014) states Qantas s intentions to ...boost engagement with customers and revenue from its
loyalty partners . It aims to build a culture of engagement associated with positive and personalised
experiences in dealing with the company.
In the context of Qantas, it s latest marketing initiative is the introduction of an online mall as part
of a new Qantas points website that expands its current frequent flyer program (Freed 2014). To
promote its new loyalty program, Qantas has launched a campaign to ...encourage customers to
explore qantaspoints.com (Pata.org, 2014). Qantas s ...loyalty program members that were not
particularly frequent flyers (Freed 2014) hold latent loyalty towards the firm, associated with high
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Wonderer 10th Century
Often the solitary one finds grace for himself the mercy of the Lord. Although he, sorry hearted,
must for a long time move by hand (in row) along the waterways, along the ice cold sea, tread the
paths of exile. Events always go as they must!
So spoke the wanderer, mindful of hardships, of fierce slaughters and the downfall of kinsmen
(comrades):
Often I had alone to speak of my trouble each morning before dawn. There is none now living to
whom I dare clearly speak of my innermost thoughts.
I know it truly, that it is in men a noble custom, that one should keep secure his spirit chest (mind),
guard his treasure chamber (thoughts), think as he wishes. The weary spirit cannot withstand fate
(the turn of events), nor does a rough or ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And so He destroyed this city He, the Creator of Men, until deprived of the noise of the citizens, the
ancient work of giants stood empty.
He who thought wisely on this foundation, and pondered deeply on this dark life, wise in spirit,
remembered often from afar many conflicts, and spoke these words:
Where is the horse gone? Where is the rider? Where is the giver of treasure? Where are the seats
at the feast? Where are the revels in the hall? Alas for the bright cup! Alas for the mailed warrior!
Alas for the splendour of the prince!
How that time has passed away, dark under the cover of night, as if it had never been! Now there
stands in the trace of the beloved troop a wall, wondrously high, wound round with serpents. The
warriors taken off by the glory of spears, the weapons greedy for slaughter, the famous fate (turn of
events), and storms beat these rocky cliffs, falling frost fetters the earth the harbinger of winter;
Then dark comes, nightshadows deepen, from the north there comes a rough hailstorm in malice
against men. All is troublesome in this earthly kingdom, the turn of events changes the world under
the heavens. Here money is fleeting, here friend is fleeting, here man is fleeting, here kinsman is
fleeting, all the foundation of this world turns to waste!
So spake the wise man in his mind, where he sat apart in counsel.
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Often the solitary one finds grace for himself the mercy of the Lord. Although he, sorry hearted,
must for a long time move by hand (in row) along the waterways, along the ice cold sea, tread the
paths of exile. Events always go as they must!
So spoke the wanderer, mindful of hardships, of fierce slaughters and the downfall of kinsmen
(comrades):
Often I had alone to speak of my trouble each morning before dawn. There is none now living to
whom I dare clearly speak of my innermost thoughts.
I know it truly, that it is in men a noble custom, that one should keep secure his spirit chest (mind),
guard his treasure chamber (thoughts), think as he wishes. The weary spirit cannot withstand fate
(the turn of events), nor does a rough or ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And so He destroyed this city He, the Creator of Men, until deprived of the noise of the citizens, the
ancient work of giants stood empty.
He who thought wisely on this foundation, and pondered deeply on this dark life, wise in spirit,
remembered often from afar many conflicts, and spoke these words:
Where is the horse gone? Where is the rider? Where is the giver of treasure? Where are the seats
at the feast? Where are the revels in the hall? Alas for the bright cup! Alas for the mailed warrior!
Alas for the splendour of the prince!
How that time has passed away, dark under the cover of night, as if it had never been! Now there
stands in the trace of the beloved troop a wall, wondrously high, wound round with serpents. The
warriors taken off by the glory of spears, the weapons greedy for slaughter, the famous fate (turn of
events), and storms beat these rocky cliffs, falling frost fetters the earth the harbinger of winter;
Then dark comes, nightshadows deepen, from the north there comes a rough hailstorm in malice
against men. All is troublesome in this earthly kingdom, the turn of events changes the world under
the heavens. Here money is fleeting, here friend is fleeting, here man is fleeting, here kinsman is
fleeting, all the foundation of this world turns to waste!
So spake the wise man in his mind, where he sat apart in counsel.
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Compass Records
Case #19
Compass Records
Synopsis and Objectives
The cofounders of Compass Records, a small, independent music recording company, must decide
whether to produce and own the next album of an up and coming folk musician, or simply license
her finished recording. The case presents information sufficient to build cash flow forecasts for
either investment alternative. The task for the students is to build a valuation model for the two
capital investment alternatives, whereby they can evaluate the attractiveness of the investment
based on net present value (NPV) and the internal rate of return (IRR) of the discounted cash flows
(DCF). Further, the student will have the opportunity to interpret those results and to test those
measures ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Table TN1. Benefits and costs related to producing and owning versus licensing.
Produce and OwnLicense
+
Higher NPV at unit sales approaching 20,000
Options on three additional recordings
Opportunities to generate additional income streams
More creative freedom in production
High internal rate of return
Performance based option to license the next recording
Low entry costs
Low operating risk
Allows the option to wait and see
в€’
Higher upfront cost
Higher risk of never recouping costs
No guaranteed options on additional albums
No alternative income possibilities
Making either/or Project Decisions
Virtually all general managers face capital budgeting decisions in the course of their careers. Among
the most common of these is the either/or choice about a capital investment. The following
describes some general guidelines to orient the decision maker in these situations.
1.Focus on cash flows, not profits. One wants to get as close as possible to the economic reality of
the project. Accounting profits contain many kinds of economic fiction. Flows of cash, on the other
hand, are economic facts.
Case #19
Compass Records
Synopsis and Objectives
The cofounders of Compass Records, a small, independent music recording company, must decide
whether to produce and own the next album of an up and coming folk musician, or simply license
her finished recording. The case presents information sufficient to build cash flow forecasts for
either investment alternative. The task for the students is to build a valuation model for the two
capital investment alternatives, whereby they can evaluate the attractiveness of the investment
based on net present value (NPV) and the internal rate of return (IRR) of the discounted cash flows
(DCF). Further, the student will have the opportunity to interpret those results and to test those
measures ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Table TN1. Benefits and costs related to producing and owning versus licensing.
Produce and OwnLicense
+
Higher NPV at unit sales approaching 20,000
Options on three additional recordings
Opportunities to generate additional income streams
More creative freedom in production
High internal rate of return
Performance based option to license the next recording
Low entry costs
Low operating risk
Allows the option to wait and see
в€’
Higher upfront cost
Higher risk of never recouping costs
No guaranteed options on additional albums
No alternative income possibilities
Making either/or Project Decisions
Virtually all general managers face capital budgeting decisions in the course of their careers. Among
the most common of these is the either/or choice about a capital investment. The following
describes some general guidelines to orient the decision maker in these situations.
1.Focus on cash flows, not profits. One wants to get as close as possible to the economic reality of
the project. Accounting profits contain many kinds of economic fiction. Flows of cash, on the other
hand, are economic facts.
2.Account for time. Time is money. We prefer to receive cash sooner rather than later. Use net
present value as a technique to summarize the quantitative attractiveness of the project. Quite
simply, NPV can be interpreted as the amount by which the market
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present value as a technique to summarize the quantitative attractiveness of the project. Quite
simply, NPV can be interpreted as the amount by which the market
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The Differences Between Prairie Style Architecture And...
In this paper I will be discussing and contrasting the differences between Prairie Style architecture
and Hi tech architecture. We will go over the origin, the years it was used, the main components
and characteristics, some of the architects that used these design types, a few real= world
examples, and we will compare them. Prairie School was a late 19th and early 20th century
architectural style, most common to the Midwestern United States. The style is usually marked by
horizontal lines, flat or hipped roofs with broad overhanging eaves, windows grouped in horizontal
bands, integration with the landscape, solid construction, craftsmanship, and discipline in the use of
ornament. Horizontal lines were thought to evoke and relate to the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The designation Prairie is due to the dominant horizontality of the majority of Prairie style buildings
which echoes the wide, flat, treeless expanses of the mid Western United States. The most famous
proponent of the style, Frank Lloyd Wright, promoted an idea of organic architecture , the primary
tenet of which was that a structure should look as if it naturally grew from the site. Wright also felt
that a horizontal orientation was a distinctly American design motif, in that the younger country had
much more open, undeveloped land than found in most older, urbanized European nations.
Hi tech architecture, also known as Structural Expressionism, is a type of Late Modern architectural
style that emerged in the 1970s, incorporating elements of hi tech industry and technology into
building design. Hi tech architecture appeared as revamped modernism, an extension of those
previous ideas helped by even more technological advances. This category serves as a bridge
between modernism and post modernism; however, there remain gray areas as to where one
category ends and the other begins. In the 1980s, hi tech architecture became more difficult to
distinguish from post modern architecture. Some of its themes and ideas were later absorbed into
the style of Neo Futurism art and architectural movement.
Like Brutalism, Structural Expressionist buildings reveal their structure on the outside as well as
the inside, but with visual emphasis placed on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In this paper I will be discussing and contrasting the differences between Prairie Style architecture
and Hi tech architecture. We will go over the origin, the years it was used, the main components
and characteristics, some of the architects that used these design types, a few real= world
examples, and we will compare them. Prairie School was a late 19th and early 20th century
architectural style, most common to the Midwestern United States. The style is usually marked by
horizontal lines, flat or hipped roofs with broad overhanging eaves, windows grouped in horizontal
bands, integration with the landscape, solid construction, craftsmanship, and discipline in the use of
ornament. Horizontal lines were thought to evoke and relate to the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The designation Prairie is due to the dominant horizontality of the majority of Prairie style buildings
which echoes the wide, flat, treeless expanses of the mid Western United States. The most famous
proponent of the style, Frank Lloyd Wright, promoted an idea of organic architecture , the primary
tenet of which was that a structure should look as if it naturally grew from the site. Wright also felt
that a horizontal orientation was a distinctly American design motif, in that the younger country had
much more open, undeveloped land than found in most older, urbanized European nations.
Hi tech architecture, also known as Structural Expressionism, is a type of Late Modern architectural
style that emerged in the 1970s, incorporating elements of hi tech industry and technology into
building design. Hi tech architecture appeared as revamped modernism, an extension of those
previous ideas helped by even more technological advances. This category serves as a bridge
between modernism and post modernism; however, there remain gray areas as to where one
category ends and the other begins. In the 1980s, hi tech architecture became more difficult to
distinguish from post modern architecture. Some of its themes and ideas were later absorbed into
the style of Neo Futurism art and architectural movement.
Like Brutalism, Structural Expressionist buildings reveal their structure on the outside as well as
the inside, but with visual emphasis placed on the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Communication And Information Technology Module Tutor Essay
Programme: Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care
Module Title: Communication and Information Technology
Module Tutor: Joey
Essay Title: Reflection Account
Student Number: 160954
Date:
Word Count 1139
The assignment is a reflective account of how I overcame communication barriers to achieve a
high standard of care, using the Gibbs reflection cycle, learning by doing. Gibbs, 1989. I will try
to explain what happened, my feelings of what was good and how I can try to improve the
experience both for me and the patient.
The gentleman whom I was visiting is a charming 93 year old extremely deaf man. I was visiting
to change his leg bag as he has a catheter.
We will call this man Mr. P as to protect his confidentiality, confidentiality policy and data
protection act 1998
Mr. P had a care plan for his health needs, which would explain what care I was there to give.
Communication is the imparting or exchanging of information by speaking, writing, or using some
other medium (Oxford dictionary 2015)
On arrival to Mr. P house the curtains were closed; I rang the doorbell no answer; I also knocked
on the door but still no answer. On consulting with my colleague, I realised that Mr. P was an
extremely deaf gentleman, as I was looking for Mr. P phone number, he opened his curtains, so I
taped on the window, waving at him, so to attract
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Programme: Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care
Module Title: Communication and Information Technology
Module Tutor: Joey
Essay Title: Reflection Account
Student Number: 160954
Date:
Word Count 1139
The assignment is a reflective account of how I overcame communication barriers to achieve a
high standard of care, using the Gibbs reflection cycle, learning by doing. Gibbs, 1989. I will try
to explain what happened, my feelings of what was good and how I can try to improve the
experience both for me and the patient.
The gentleman whom I was visiting is a charming 93 year old extremely deaf man. I was visiting
to change his leg bag as he has a catheter.
We will call this man Mr. P as to protect his confidentiality, confidentiality policy and data
protection act 1998
Mr. P had a care plan for his health needs, which would explain what care I was there to give.
Communication is the imparting or exchanging of information by speaking, writing, or using some
other medium (Oxford dictionary 2015)
On arrival to Mr. P house the curtains were closed; I rang the doorbell no answer; I also knocked
on the door but still no answer. On consulting with my colleague, I realised that Mr. P was an
extremely deaf gentleman, as I was looking for Mr. P phone number, he opened his curtains, so I
taped on the window, waving at him, so to attract
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Cold War Research Paper
When most people think of War they think of weapons, killing, and vicious attacks, however, that s
not what the Cold War was; hence the name. The Cold war was primarily a conflict between the
Eastern bloc and the Western bloc involving mainly economic and political actions, but no direct
military action between the United Statesand the USSR. The Eastern bloc consisted of the Soviet
Unionand its satellite states, and the Western bloc consisted of the United States and its NATO
allies. The Cold Warbegan in 1945, nearly immediately after the end of World War II, then lasting
about forty five years. This war was caused by three main things, those being mistrust between the
alliances, differentiating economic and political systems, and major... Show more content on
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These proxy wars were very malicious and were often occurring in Korea, Vietnam, and Angola.
In addition to this war costing so many lives, this war also had a large money cost; nearly Eight
trillion dollars. This shocking cost tends to take a lot of people off guard, although war is
expensive, most people were expecting things one to be relatively cheap because it was not
involving any military action. However, this war was full of threats, especially the threat of using
nuclear weapons. In order to have an accurate threat, the United States would continuously be
building nuclear weapons in case this war reached that extent. Therefore, that s where the large cost
came in, because, the United States was spending about thirty five billion dollars per year on the
construction of nuclear weaponry. This approximately forty five year war was a constant
worldwide clash between the Soviet Communism and the American capitalism. Fortunately, after
losing so many lives and so much money, it is thought that the United States finally won the Cold
War. However, the United States is only remembered as the winners, because the Soviet Union lost.
The Soviet Union did not meet their goal of destroying the west and their capitalist
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When most people think of War they think of weapons, killing, and vicious attacks, however, that s
not what the Cold War was; hence the name. The Cold war was primarily a conflict between the
Eastern bloc and the Western bloc involving mainly economic and political actions, but no direct
military action between the United Statesand the USSR. The Eastern bloc consisted of the Soviet
Unionand its satellite states, and the Western bloc consisted of the United States and its NATO
allies. The Cold Warbegan in 1945, nearly immediately after the end of World War II, then lasting
about forty five years. This war was caused by three main things, those being mistrust between the
alliances, differentiating economic and political systems, and major... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
These proxy wars were very malicious and were often occurring in Korea, Vietnam, and Angola.
In addition to this war costing so many lives, this war also had a large money cost; nearly Eight
trillion dollars. This shocking cost tends to take a lot of people off guard, although war is
expensive, most people were expecting things one to be relatively cheap because it was not
involving any military action. However, this war was full of threats, especially the threat of using
nuclear weapons. In order to have an accurate threat, the United States would continuously be
building nuclear weapons in case this war reached that extent. Therefore, that s where the large cost
came in, because, the United States was spending about thirty five billion dollars per year on the
construction of nuclear weaponry. This approximately forty five year war was a constant
worldwide clash between the Soviet Communism and the American capitalism. Fortunately, after
losing so many lives and so much money, it is thought that the United States finally won the Cold
War. However, the United States is only remembered as the winners, because the Soviet Union lost.
The Soviet Union did not meet their goal of destroying the west and their capitalist
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The Three Qualifications To Become President
To be president, not just anyone can jump into place. They need to meet the qualifications. There
are three qualifications to pass before one becomes president. The first one is that they need to
be at least 35 years old. No one wants a 6th grader as president do they? The second requirement
is that they need to be Native born. Therefore, they need to be born in U.S. They don t want
someone born in China becoming president in the U.S. The last qualification is that they need to
be a resident of the U.S.A. for at least 14 years. That s all the requirements one needs to meet to
become president! On Governor Scott Walker s website he releases audio messages and weekly
newsletters to update the public. On December 1, 2016 Scott Walker
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To be president, not just anyone can jump into place. They need to meet the qualifications. There
are three qualifications to pass before one becomes president. The first one is that they need to
be at least 35 years old. No one wants a 6th grader as president do they? The second requirement
is that they need to be Native born. Therefore, they need to be born in U.S. They don t want
someone born in China becoming president in the U.S. The last qualification is that they need to
be a resident of the U.S.A. for at least 14 years. That s all the requirements one needs to meet to
become president! On Governor Scott Walker s website he releases audio messages and weekly
newsletters to update the public. On December 1, 2016 Scott Walker
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Descriptive Essay On Scrooge
The text explicitly states Scrooge, a squeezing, wrenching, grasping, clutching, covetous, old
sinner has passed away. According to the text, he despises many things such as happiness,
humor, and even Christmas. From the reading, I know that he is depressed all the time,
consequently his mental state has led him to call other people stupid, dumb, and idiots. On page
three, in the conversation with his nephew Fred, Scrooge insults his nephew about marrying and
loving his wife. The text states, that he also seized the ruler with such energy of action, that the
singer fled in terror, leaving the keyhole to the frost and even more congenial frost. From the
reading I know that Scrooge isn t a people person and is very down about life. Based on the text
he doesn t really like being around them. For example Scrooge didn t donate any money to the
poor, and blew off his nephew about spending Christmas with them. In the text it states that there
is no wind as bare as Scrooge, this means he doesn t really care or doesn t have many feelings.
The first ghost came when the clock pounded one. A horrid fusion among a child and an old man
the ghost opens the Scrooge s bed curtains. According to the text the spirit is very vivid and bright.
So the ghost takes Scrooge to his old school. According to the text Scrooge actually starts to
laugh for the first time at the appearance of him reading fantasy books. Consequently he wasn t
outdoors, playing with the other kids. The second place the ghost took Scrooge was where he
and his sister were talking about their father being sent away. From the reading of the first spirit
Scrooge really likes the first spirit for being very generous and thoughtful for taking Scrooge and
showing him motivational parts in his life. The ghost of Christmas past helped Scrooge learn that
there is more in life other than being morose all the time, there is amusement, family, bliss, and
ambitious life to live. When Scrooge puts his hand on the lock he heard an articulation call his
name and commanded him to enter. He did as the voice said. The enormous giant of Christmas
present said look upon me. He had scarcely done so. The giant family wanted Scrooge to stay for
supper. Scrooge
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The text explicitly states Scrooge, a squeezing, wrenching, grasping, clutching, covetous, old
sinner has passed away. According to the text, he despises many things such as happiness,
humor, and even Christmas. From the reading, I know that he is depressed all the time,
consequently his mental state has led him to call other people stupid, dumb, and idiots. On page
three, in the conversation with his nephew Fred, Scrooge insults his nephew about marrying and
loving his wife. The text states, that he also seized the ruler with such energy of action, that the
singer fled in terror, leaving the keyhole to the frost and even more congenial frost. From the
reading I know that Scrooge isn t a people person and is very down about life. Based on the text
he doesn t really like being around them. For example Scrooge didn t donate any money to the
poor, and blew off his nephew about spending Christmas with them. In the text it states that there
is no wind as bare as Scrooge, this means he doesn t really care or doesn t have many feelings.
The first ghost came when the clock pounded one. A horrid fusion among a child and an old man
the ghost opens the Scrooge s bed curtains. According to the text the spirit is very vivid and bright.
So the ghost takes Scrooge to his old school. According to the text Scrooge actually starts to
laugh for the first time at the appearance of him reading fantasy books. Consequently he wasn t
outdoors, playing with the other kids. The second place the ghost took Scrooge was where he
and his sister were talking about their father being sent away. From the reading of the first spirit
Scrooge really likes the first spirit for being very generous and thoughtful for taking Scrooge and
showing him motivational parts in his life. The ghost of Christmas past helped Scrooge learn that
there is more in life other than being morose all the time, there is amusement, family, bliss, and
ambitious life to live. When Scrooge puts his hand on the lock he heard an articulation call his
name and commanded him to enter. He did as the voice said. The enormous giant of Christmas
present said look upon me. He had scarcely done so. The giant family wanted Scrooge to stay for
supper. Scrooge
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The Roman Catholic Church During The Middle Ages
The Roman Catholic Church was the only church during the middle ages. It had very large funds
and its own set of laws. The Church, as some even considered very wealthy, had many sources of
income and it accounted for one third of the land in England. Breaking away from this entity that
dominated most of the western world and once bound everyone together for thousands of years
seemed inconceivable. It controlled religion, art, music, morals and even politics. There was truly
no alternative and anyone who went against or defied the church was known as a heretic or pagan
and was burned at the stake. Catholics began losing faith over time with the expanding influence of
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This mindset was precisely the reason for many objections from John Calvin and Martin Luther. As
head of the Catholic Church, popes in the middle ages were deeply religious men. Part of the
responsibility of being Pope meant dealing with the political world that surrounded them. They
were recognized as supreme ruler over religious and political matters in their entirety. Pope Boniface
VII in 14th century said, We declare, state, define and pronounce that for every human creature to
be subject to the Roman pope is altogether necessary for salvation. Each of them had their different
strengths and weaknesses, but all operated under the mental structure of the church and family.
They certainly hoped for reform, but they absolutely believed the office of the Pope should lead that
particular reform and remain the supreme head of the Church. As stated, Luther and Calvin held
great opposition to this
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The Roman Catholic Church was the only church during the middle ages. It had very large funds
and its own set of laws. The Church, as some even considered very wealthy, had many sources of
income and it accounted for one third of the land in England. Breaking away from this entity that
dominated most of the western world and once bound everyone together for thousands of years
seemed inconceivable. It controlled religion, art, music, morals and even politics. There was truly
no alternative and anyone who went against or defied the church was known as a heretic or pagan
and was burned at the stake. Catholics began losing faith over time with the expanding influence of
Humanism and corruption in the church. This sparked the Protestant Reformation,... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This mindset was precisely the reason for many objections from John Calvin and Martin Luther. As
head of the Catholic Church, popes in the middle ages were deeply religious men. Part of the
responsibility of being Pope meant dealing with the political world that surrounded them. They
were recognized as supreme ruler over religious and political matters in their entirety. Pope Boniface
VII in 14th century said, We declare, state, define and pronounce that for every human creature to
be subject to the Roman pope is altogether necessary for salvation. Each of them had their different
strengths and weaknesses, but all operated under the mental structure of the church and family.
They certainly hoped for reform, but they absolutely believed the office of the Pope should lead that
particular reform and remain the supreme head of the Church. As stated, Luther and Calvin held
great opposition to this
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Three Causes Of The Bhopal Chemical Plant Disaster In 1984
Introduction Three causes of the Bhopal Chemical Plant disaster happening in India in 1984 were
long term financial difficulties, poor safety management and inadequate emergency plans. The
disaster occurred when water entered a methyl isocyanate (MIC) storage tank, which led to a
runaway reaction and then discharged toxic MIC vapour into the atmosphere. The leak caused the
death of more than 2,000 people and the health effects on about 200,000 locals in the surrounding
shanty towns (Kletz 2009, p. 338). Long term financial difficulties One cause of the Bhopal
chemical disaster was long term financial difficulties, resulting in limited training and inadequate
maintenance. limited training According to Joseph, Kaszniak and Long (2005, p. 544), prior to
the disaster, the company had been facing a financial crisis for many years because the sale of
pesticides had been fallen. Mannan (2012, p. 2649) points out that due to the budget cuts, many
plant operators received insufficient training on operations and safety awareness. As shown in
figure 1, there was a decrease in the length of training programmes for plant operators from 18
months in 1975 to only one month in December 1984, which is mentioned by Chouhan (2005, p.
207). Therefore, Chouhan (2005, p. 207) indicates that without the knowledge of runaway reactions
occurring in the storage tank when the accident happened, many workers could not immediately
take any emergency action to lessen the risk of the MIC escape from
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Introduction Three causes of the Bhopal Chemical Plant disaster happening in India in 1984 were
long term financial difficulties, poor safety management and inadequate emergency plans. The
disaster occurred when water entered a methyl isocyanate (MIC) storage tank, which led to a
runaway reaction and then discharged toxic MIC vapour into the atmosphere. The leak caused the
death of more than 2,000 people and the health effects on about 200,000 locals in the surrounding
shanty towns (Kletz 2009, p. 338). Long term financial difficulties One cause of the Bhopal
chemical disaster was long term financial difficulties, resulting in limited training and inadequate
maintenance. limited training According to Joseph, Kaszniak and Long (2005, p. 544), prior to
the disaster, the company had been facing a financial crisis for many years because the sale of
pesticides had been fallen. Mannan (2012, p. 2649) points out that due to the budget cuts, many
plant operators received insufficient training on operations and safety awareness. As shown in
figure 1, there was a decrease in the length of training programmes for plant operators from 18
months in 1975 to only one month in December 1984, which is mentioned by Chouhan (2005, p.
207). Therefore, Chouhan (2005, p. 207) indicates that without the knowledge of runaway reactions
occurring in the storage tank when the accident happened, many workers could not immediately
take any emergency action to lessen the risk of the MIC escape from
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How Does John Keats Use Personification In The Four Seasons
In The Human Seasons the author, John Keats, uses personification while describing the four
seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. There is such a deeper meaning to this poem than
one may realize.The four seasons actually represents distinctive phases/stages that are terrifically
vital for life to exist. Tho s stages are birth, childhood, adulthood, and death.This is proven by
Keats when he states that Four Seasons fill the measure of the year; There are four seasons in the
mind of man. By stating that He has his lusty Spring, when fancy clear Takes in all beauty with an
easy span, the author is describing spring as being a period of lust and when everything is beautiful
(aka. birth). When Keats states that He has his Summer,
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In The Human Seasons the author, John Keats, uses personification while describing the four
seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter. There is such a deeper meaning to this poem than
one may realize.The four seasons actually represents distinctive phases/stages that are terrifically
vital for life to exist. Tho s stages are birth, childhood, adulthood, and death.This is proven by
Keats when he states that Four Seasons fill the measure of the year; There are four seasons in the
mind of man. By stating that He has his lusty Spring, when fancy clear Takes in all beauty with an
easy span, the author is describing spring as being a period of lust and when everything is beautiful
(aka. birth). When Keats states that He has his Summer,
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Franklins Case
1.Overview of Situation Franklins was the first supermarket chain launched no frills brand of
generic products in Australia. The company was positioned as a low prices supermarket. The
operations of Franklins were based on cost reduction principles that involved limited promotion,
low inventory, a large number of product lines and simple facilities (Brown, 1997). In 1992,
Franklins had developed a new concept, called Big Fresh, which had increased sales volume.
According to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (1999), Franklins as the third
leader supermarket chain raised market shares with Woolworths and Coles from 40 percent in 1975
to nearly 80 percent in 1998. Although Franklins was successful in growth market share, smaller
sized stores and extended shopping hours had... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Statement of Main Problem Level of Analysis The level of analysis in this case is Level 2 as
organisation issues. 1)Industry issues: 1980s were a golden age for supermarket industry and
Franklins was a mainstream supermarket format (Jacenko Gunasekera, 2005).Today, supermarket
industry is developing positively. Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2014) reported supermarket trend
break of $190 million in December 2013. 2)Organisation issues: It is obviously an organisation
issue as Franklins was not achieved mass extension and re formatting organisation since 2001.
3)Discipline issues: Due to fail changing organisation, the marketing and communication strategies
appear confused. It is difficult to decide right message strategy toward reposition Franklins.
Problem Type In relation to Franklins, the problem type is practically a specific problem that
requires a solution, which changes the ways of organisation mass investment on extending and
restructuring that can be modified from a poor situation. The reason is Franklins lacking of success
on a marketing decision, so Franklins should choose the ways can contribute organisation
development and decrease the cost of the
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1.Overview of Situation Franklins was the first supermarket chain launched no frills brand of
generic products in Australia. The company was positioned as a low prices supermarket. The
operations of Franklins were based on cost reduction principles that involved limited promotion,
low inventory, a large number of product lines and simple facilities (Brown, 1997). In 1992,
Franklins had developed a new concept, called Big Fresh, which had increased sales volume.
According to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (1999), Franklins as the third
leader supermarket chain raised market shares with Woolworths and Coles from 40 percent in 1975
to nearly 80 percent in 1998. Although Franklins was successful in growth market share, smaller
sized stores and extended shopping hours had... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Statement of Main Problem Level of Analysis The level of analysis in this case is Level 2 as
organisation issues. 1)Industry issues: 1980s were a golden age for supermarket industry and
Franklins was a mainstream supermarket format (Jacenko Gunasekera, 2005).Today, supermarket
industry is developing positively. Australian Bureau of Statistics. (2014) reported supermarket trend
break of $190 million in December 2013. 2)Organisation issues: It is obviously an organisation
issue as Franklins was not achieved mass extension and re formatting organisation since 2001.
3)Discipline issues: Due to fail changing organisation, the marketing and communication strategies
appear confused. It is difficult to decide right message strategy toward reposition Franklins.
Problem Type In relation to Franklins, the problem type is practically a specific problem that
requires a solution, which changes the ways of organisation mass investment on extending and
restructuring that can be modified from a poor situation. The reason is Franklins lacking of success
on a marketing decision, so Franklins should choose the ways can contribute organisation
development and decrease the cost of the
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Cafe Europ Life After Communism Essay
The 20th century in Europe was filled with war and revolution along with political and economical
change. The destruction caused by World War II remained prominent in eastern European countries
even years after the war ended in 1945. For years the Soviet Union fought for communism while
NATO did everything they could to prevent it. Although communismslowly released its grip on the
eastern European countries in the late 20th century, western countries still looked down upon these
ex communistic states. After reading the memoir CafГ© Europa: Life After Communism. by
Slavenka Drakulic, one can infer that not only were the people of Eastern Europe a bit eager to
assimilate and conform to Western culture but also there was a sense of dominance... Show more
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As Drakulic talked about in her memoir, even traveling was made more difficult for eastern
Europeans by the people living in western Europe, who made it seem like people from eastern
Europe should not be trusted (Slavenka Drakulic, 19). I smiled at an officer and was immediately
selected for a luggage search (Slavenka Drakulic, 17). It is almost like no matter how nice an
individual may seem or be, Western Europeans were always on defense, thinking only negatively.
This makes it extremely evident that although the Eastern countries are no longer under communist
regime and European countries as a whole could easily live peacefully amongst each other, there is
still a major division between the east and west (Slavenka Drakulic, 21). People in ex communist
countries tried their hardest to fit in with the western European countries. There were many cafГ©s
and hotels made with names such as Vienna, in efforts to try and seem like they have some sort of
connection with these western countries. Simply by using such a name, you are presenting not
only an image, but a whole system of values, too (Slavenka Drakulic, 9). It is almost like the more
the western countries rejected the east, the more the eastern countries wanted to join the
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The 20th century in Europe was filled with war and revolution along with political and economical
change. The destruction caused by World War II remained prominent in eastern European countries
even years after the war ended in 1945. For years the Soviet Union fought for communism while
NATO did everything they could to prevent it. Although communismslowly released its grip on the
eastern European countries in the late 20th century, western countries still looked down upon these
ex communistic states. After reading the memoir CafГ© Europa: Life After Communism. by
Slavenka Drakulic, one can infer that not only were the people of Eastern Europe a bit eager to
assimilate and conform to Western culture but also there was a sense of dominance... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Drakulic talked about in her memoir, even traveling was made more difficult for eastern
Europeans by the people living in western Europe, who made it seem like people from eastern
Europe should not be trusted (Slavenka Drakulic, 19). I smiled at an officer and was immediately
selected for a luggage search (Slavenka Drakulic, 17). It is almost like no matter how nice an
individual may seem or be, Western Europeans were always on defense, thinking only negatively.
This makes it extremely evident that although the Eastern countries are no longer under communist
regime and European countries as a whole could easily live peacefully amongst each other, there is
still a major division between the east and west (Slavenka Drakulic, 21). People in ex communist
countries tried their hardest to fit in with the western European countries. There were many cafГ©s
and hotels made with names such as Vienna, in efforts to try and seem like they have some sort of
connection with these western countries. Simply by using such a name, you are presenting not
only an image, but a whole system of values, too (Slavenka Drakulic, 9). It is almost like the more
the western countries rejected the east, the more the eastern countries wanted to join the
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New York Yankees Oligopoly
The New York Yankees is the baseball team that has won 18 division titles, 40 AL pennants, and
27 World Series championships, all of which are Major League Baseball records. It makes great
records and great success each year. And the impact it has on the global economy is huge.
Major League Baseball is an oligopoly dominated by a few firms. The baseball teams including the
New York Yankees operate together and play against other leagues. The baseball players are in
the labor market since firms demand their high baseball skills. Firms demand the players that they
are willing and able to hire at different wages and the players sell their labor at different wages.
Because the Major League Baseball is an oligopoly, players were victims of a ... Show more content
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Because of the occurrence of free agents, the average contract doubled from $51,000 to $100,000
and the regular season winning percentage of the New York Yankees increased as the payroll
increased. From 1990 to 1991, the firms broke from the cartel and the average Major League
Baseball salary rose from $578,930 to $891,188. And from 1995 to 2000, the New York Yankees
was one of the most dominant teams, remaining competitive. Average salary had a 5200%
increase from 1975 to 2002 and revenues increased from $6.4 million to $119 million during this
period. Also, the baseball teams started to use media as advertising to attract more fans to come to
watch their games. They saw advertisement as an income. And the franchises have increased
revenues by using new stadiums and increasing prices for premium seating since 2002. New
stadiums have new clubs, restaurants, stores and museums that can be served as new sources of
revenues. They made profits by selling merchandise. Also, new stadiums improved the attendance
of fans. Since the stadiums are most on the metropolitan areas, the fans from suburbs spend lots of
expenditures, money and time, to watch baseball games. They give up the opportunities to do
something else rather than watching games. Every year, the Major League Baseball receives more
than $2 billion from advertising, sales of tickets and merchandise. And the New York Yankees got
more revenues than the combinations of the other teams
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The New York Yankees is the baseball team that has won 18 division titles, 40 AL pennants, and
27 World Series championships, all of which are Major League Baseball records. It makes great
records and great success each year. And the impact it has on the global economy is huge.
Major League Baseball is an oligopoly dominated by a few firms. The baseball teams including the
New York Yankees operate together and play against other leagues. The baseball players are in
the labor market since firms demand their high baseball skills. Firms demand the players that they
are willing and able to hire at different wages and the players sell their labor at different wages.
Because the Major League Baseball is an oligopoly, players were victims of a ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of the occurrence of free agents, the average contract doubled from $51,000 to $100,000
and the regular season winning percentage of the New York Yankees increased as the payroll
increased. From 1990 to 1991, the firms broke from the cartel and the average Major League
Baseball salary rose from $578,930 to $891,188. And from 1995 to 2000, the New York Yankees
was one of the most dominant teams, remaining competitive. Average salary had a 5200%
increase from 1975 to 2002 and revenues increased from $6.4 million to $119 million during this
period. Also, the baseball teams started to use media as advertising to attract more fans to come to
watch their games. They saw advertisement as an income. And the franchises have increased
revenues by using new stadiums and increasing prices for premium seating since 2002. New
stadiums have new clubs, restaurants, stores and museums that can be served as new sources of
revenues. They made profits by selling merchandise. Also, new stadiums improved the attendance
of fans. Since the stadiums are most on the metropolitan areas, the fans from suburbs spend lots of
expenditures, money and time, to watch baseball games. They give up the opportunities to do
something else rather than watching games. Every year, the Major League Baseball receives more
than $2 billion from advertising, sales of tickets and merchandise. And the New York Yankees got
more revenues than the combinations of the other teams
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Auscultating Cough
The first step for a focused exam is a thorough history and physical that should include a detailed
timeline of a cough, provoking and alleviating events, sick contacts, travel and any other possible
sources for a cough (Goolsby Grubbs, 2014). The extent of the diagnostic and assessments will be
determined by how the patient presents with a cough and how disruptive the cough is for the
patient. Auscultating lung sounds can help find the location, type, and severity of the potential
source of a cough (Dains, Baumann Scheibel, 2016). Examining the head, neck and check
externally looking for changes in skin tone/color, jugular vein distention, lymph node status, rashes,
hair changes, swallowing, symmetry, retraction of the chest wall,
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The first step for a focused exam is a thorough history and physical that should include a detailed
timeline of a cough, provoking and alleviating events, sick contacts, travel and any other possible
sources for a cough (Goolsby Grubbs, 2014). The extent of the diagnostic and assessments will be
determined by how the patient presents with a cough and how disruptive the cough is for the
patient. Auscultating lung sounds can help find the location, type, and severity of the potential
source of a cough (Dains, Baumann Scheibel, 2016). Examining the head, neck and check
externally looking for changes in skin tone/color, jugular vein distention, lymph node status, rashes,
hair changes, swallowing, symmetry, retraction of the chest wall,
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Essay about The Career Path of Retired General Colin Powell
Retired General Colin Powell
Introduction
Colin Powell stated, Being responsible sometimes means pissing people off. It seemed as if he
had found his place while in ROTC. The discipline along with the structure, it was as if he had
found people who were like him. He had fallen in love with the Army and after forty years of
service, he had retired. He was ask, what would have you done if you had not come in the Army?
I d probably be a bus driver, I don t know. The General had some very strong parental guidance
while growing up. His parents lived their lives with dignity and respect for all of those around
them, these values were adopted and used throughout the Generals career. The parents were
working class Jamaican ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Retired General Colin Powell
Introduction
Colin Powell stated, Being responsible sometimes means pissing people off. It seemed as if he
had found his place while in ROTC. The discipline along with the structure, it was as if he had
found people who were like him. He had fallen in love with the Army and after forty years of
service, he had retired. He was ask, what would have you done if you had not come in the Army?
I d probably be a bus driver, I don t know. The General had some very strong parental guidance
while growing up. His parents lived their lives with dignity and respect for all of those around
them, these values were adopted and used throughout the Generals career. The parents were
working class Jamaican immigrants who lived in the South Bronx, New York City. The parents
worked hard and demanded that their children attend college. The General did not excel or apply
himself in school. As a teen, he was sent home from summer camp for leaving the camp are and
having a beer. He was sent home for the stunt, but was later found out from one of the Priest, that
he had owned up to the mistake. He had taken responsibility; this is a leadership trait that he took
through his long years of Military life, along with his tenure in the diplomatic world. Finding His
Direction Powell chose a military path when he was in college. He had been accepted at New York
University where tuition was $750 a year, but City College of New York required only a
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Retired General Colin Powell
Introduction
Colin Powell stated, Being responsible sometimes means pissing people off. It seemed as if he
had found his place while in ROTC. The discipline along with the structure, it was as if he had
found people who were like him. He had fallen in love with the Army and after forty years of
service, he had retired. He was ask, what would have you done if you had not come in the Army?
I d probably be a bus driver, I don t know. The General had some very strong parental guidance
while growing up. His parents lived their lives with dignity and respect for all of those around
them, these values were adopted and used throughout the Generals career. The parents were
working class Jamaican ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Retired General Colin Powell
Introduction
Colin Powell stated, Being responsible sometimes means pissing people off. It seemed as if he
had found his place while in ROTC. The discipline along with the structure, it was as if he had
found people who were like him. He had fallen in love with the Army and after forty years of
service, he had retired. He was ask, what would have you done if you had not come in the Army?
I d probably be a bus driver, I don t know. The General had some very strong parental guidance
while growing up. His parents lived their lives with dignity and respect for all of those around
them, these values were adopted and used throughout the Generals career. The parents were
working class Jamaican immigrants who lived in the South Bronx, New York City. The parents
worked hard and demanded that their children attend college. The General did not excel or apply
himself in school. As a teen, he was sent home from summer camp for leaving the camp are and
having a beer. He was sent home for the stunt, but was later found out from one of the Priest, that
he had owned up to the mistake. He had taken responsibility; this is a leadership trait that he took
through his long years of Military life, along with his tenure in the diplomatic world. Finding His
Direction Powell chose a military path when he was in college. He had been accepted at New York
University where tuition was $750 a year, but City College of New York required only a
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Study on the Effects of Study Habits
CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
Introduction
According to Ilda (2011) on her post to the website to Get Real Philippines!, Filipinos in general
have the desire to be on a permanent state of euphoria or at least with being supposed to be a
happy go lucky society no matter what circumstances they are in. Happy go lucky is a characteristic
of a person in which he is optimistic on things around him, takes things lightly, and often smiles.
Often, Filipinos get their smiles while watching television. According to the study of Sigmund
Freud, watching television can cause absorption and imaginative involvement, a defense
mechanism to escape one s problems. Many people consider the hour of study, as very ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2007, LSPC made a pivotal turn and was converted into LSPU by Republic Act 9402, making it
the forerunner of higher educational excellence in the province of Laguna. With a wide array of
curricular offerings, it caters to a diverse clientele in the province and in the nearby areas. The main
thrusts of these University Campuses are as follows: Agricultural Technology Siniloan Campus,
Engineering and Mechatronics Technology Santa Cruz Campus, Fishery Technology Los Banos
Campus and Electronics Technology San Pablo City Campus.
The first president of LSPU, Dr. Ricardo A. Wagan, opened the satellite campuses in Nagcarlan,
Santa Maria, Philippines, Cabuyao and the San Luis Sports Complex. By the Higher Education
Modernization Act of 1998, the other CHED Supervised Institutions (CSIs) were integrated
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CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
Introduction
According to Ilda (2011) on her post to the website to Get Real Philippines!, Filipinos in general
have the desire to be on a permanent state of euphoria or at least with being supposed to be a
happy go lucky society no matter what circumstances they are in. Happy go lucky is a characteristic
of a person in which he is optimistic on things around him, takes things lightly, and often smiles.
Often, Filipinos get their smiles while watching television. According to the study of Sigmund
Freud, watching television can cause absorption and imaginative involvement, a defense
mechanism to escape one s problems. Many people consider the hour of study, as very ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2007, LSPC made a pivotal turn and was converted into LSPU by Republic Act 9402, making it
the forerunner of higher educational excellence in the province of Laguna. With a wide array of
curricular offerings, it caters to a diverse clientele in the province and in the nearby areas. The main
thrusts of these University Campuses are as follows: Agricultural Technology Siniloan Campus,
Engineering and Mechatronics Technology Santa Cruz Campus, Fishery Technology Los Banos
Campus and Electronics Technology San Pablo City Campus.
The first president of LSPU, Dr. Ricardo A. Wagan, opened the satellite campuses in Nagcarlan,
Santa Maria, Philippines, Cabuyao and the San Luis Sports Complex. By the Higher Education
Modernization Act of 1998, the other CHED Supervised Institutions (CSIs) were integrated
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Pigs
ACTG 350 Case2 Due: Required: Tuesday, November 26th (at the beginning of class). Complete
the requirements outlined in the following case developed by the Deloitte Foundation. Your memo
should carefully develop arguments supporting your conclusions based on your interpretation of
ASC 330 10.Your memo should not exceed 2 pages and be formatted in a professional manner.
Please submit one case per group.
To access ASC 330 10 please log into the FASB Accounting Standards Codification website: http:/
/aaahq.org/ascLogin.cfm
Student Access Username AAA52999 Password BbJ5LMm
Three Little Pigs, Inc.
Three Little Pigs, Inc. (PIGS), a public entity, is a vertically integrated provider of pork products to
the wholesale and retail food ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
will come to market in January 2003) currently have an average carrying cost of $10/cwt, which is
expected to increase to $38/cwt at maturity. The futures prices, at September 30, 2002, for lean hogs
/cwt are as follows: October 2002 .................................$29 November 2002 ..............................$30
December 2002 .............................. $33 January 2003 ................................. $37 February 2003
.................................$42 March 2003 ....................................$45 Despite the fact that current spot
market prices for lean hogs are below the Company s cost, management has indicated that, based
on current spot market prices for the various products, they expect to recover all production costs
of the entire hog inventory on hand (i.e., live hogs and developing hogs to be internally
processed and sold to third parties) at September 30, 2002. In other words, total revenues for the
pork products and total revenues for the sale of the live hogs to third parties, based on current spot
prices, will exceed the sum of the current capitalized
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ACTG 350 Case2 Due: Required: Tuesday, November 26th (at the beginning of class). Complete
the requirements outlined in the following case developed by the Deloitte Foundation. Your memo
should carefully develop arguments supporting your conclusions based on your interpretation of
ASC 330 10.Your memo should not exceed 2 pages and be formatted in a professional manner.
Please submit one case per group.
To access ASC 330 10 please log into the FASB Accounting Standards Codification website: http:/
/aaahq.org/ascLogin.cfm
Student Access Username AAA52999 Password BbJ5LMm
Three Little Pigs, Inc.
Three Little Pigs, Inc. (PIGS), a public entity, is a vertically integrated provider of pork products to
the wholesale and retail food ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
will come to market in January 2003) currently have an average carrying cost of $10/cwt, which is
expected to increase to $38/cwt at maturity. The futures prices, at September 30, 2002, for lean hogs
/cwt are as follows: October 2002 .................................$29 November 2002 ..............................$30
December 2002 .............................. $33 January 2003 ................................. $37 February 2003
.................................$42 March 2003 ....................................$45 Despite the fact that current spot
market prices for lean hogs are below the Company s cost, management has indicated that, based
on current spot market prices for the various products, they expect to recover all production costs
of the entire hog inventory on hand (i.e., live hogs and developing hogs to be internally
processed and sold to third parties) at September 30, 2002. In other words, total revenues for the
pork products and total revenues for the sale of the live hogs to third parties, based on current spot
prices, will exceed the sum of the current capitalized
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Dia Sales Promotion
Dia s sales promotion objectives are to communicate and target anyone who potentially is
interested in attending an art museum like Dia. Offering them incentives such as discounts and
free admission so that they attend. Dia s sales promotion strategies are to obtain mailing lists and
send out emails to past and current art enthusiasts as well as to place advertisements in
publications purchased by art enthusiasts. Another strategy is to advertise in local newspapers as
well as specific radio stations whose listeners are more prone to have demographics of people who
are interested in art. Dia s salespromotion executions include placing magazine advertisements in
specific magazines, place newspapers advertisements in local newspapers near Beacon and radio
ads to a specific listener group. We are also going to use social media advertisements to publicise
events and our gallery. Also local and geographic billboard and sales promotion which will target
local and regional clientele.
Dia Beacon must use necessary public relation activities for further support of it s site and service.
First, it must consider public relation objectives. Dia ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are unique in their sense of art structures and feature an exclusive experience. Targeting the
hipster millenials in and around New York City will prove to be beneficial. These individuals look
for original activities to do during their free time when they are not working or studying. Marketing
to this target audience requires strategic planning because Dia does not have unlimited funds.
However, it is free to run certain social media pages, such as Instagram, and by doing so, Dia
would be able to easily advertise their events and promotions to their demographic. The use of a
variety of public relation tools, such as news releases and pitches, will further allow for this
promotion to take place and to improve their SWOT
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Dia s sales promotion objectives are to communicate and target anyone who potentially is
interested in attending an art museum like Dia. Offering them incentives such as discounts and
free admission so that they attend. Dia s sales promotion strategies are to obtain mailing lists and
send out emails to past and current art enthusiasts as well as to place advertisements in
publications purchased by art enthusiasts. Another strategy is to advertise in local newspapers as
well as specific radio stations whose listeners are more prone to have demographics of people who
are interested in art. Dia s salespromotion executions include placing magazine advertisements in
specific magazines, place newspapers advertisements in local newspapers near Beacon and radio
ads to a specific listener group. We are also going to use social media advertisements to publicise
events and our gallery. Also local and geographic billboard and sales promotion which will target
local and regional clientele.
Dia Beacon must use necessary public relation activities for further support of it s site and service.
First, it must consider public relation objectives. Dia ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are unique in their sense of art structures and feature an exclusive experience. Targeting the
hipster millenials in and around New York City will prove to be beneficial. These individuals look
for original activities to do during their free time when they are not working or studying. Marketing
to this target audience requires strategic planning because Dia does not have unlimited funds.
However, it is free to run certain social media pages, such as Instagram, and by doing so, Dia
would be able to easily advertise their events and promotions to their demographic. The use of a
variety of public relation tools, such as news releases and pitches, will further allow for this
promotion to take place and to improve their SWOT
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A Long Walk to Freedom
A Long Walk to Freedom
This extract is an autobiography by Nelson Mandela talking about the transition from a small
undemanding child to a contributing factor in society. The writer engages our sympathy by
effective use of vocabulary, various linguistic techniques and through his nostalgic tone. In the title,
Long Walk to Freedom, the long, drawn out vowels like ee and o reflects the struggles and
difficulties in this exhausting walk. Even the word walk co notates to the, strive for the attainment
of freedom and rights of all individuals.
There is a gradual flow of ideas in this extract which has a great impact as it bringing out the growth
and understanding through the passage of time. In the beginning, a somber serious ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
All these horrific visions illustrated and the bitter, harsh words of truth leave an undying,
unbelievable and undeniable impact on the reader. The words pierce through our ears, almost
allowing us to feel the pain. It arouses a number of questions in our minds especially due to the
irony, and great sympathy for the Africans. Yet, the young adults are only more and more quiet and
more and more angry. By these repeated comparatives, the writer contrasts their present feeling of
resentment to their mood of celebration earlier. All the words are slowly seeping in but it only
made them rather cross as they thought the chief was being selfish and ignorant, in his abusive
comments, since he was not noticing the positive side the whites brought them value of the
education and the moral cultures and etiquettes taught by them. Their tender age has almost blinded
them to the oppressor behind what they think is the benefactor. In all, the only thing the chief
ended up doing was spoiling the proud feelings with wrong headed remarks, for the teenagers.
Gradually, the pace slows and there is growth of mental maturity and realization as the true
meaning of the chief s words began to seep in Mandela s mind. The real essence of the words had
sown a seed to the development of a potential future, although it had been dormant for a long
season. Now, the tables
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A Long Walk to Freedom
This extract is an autobiography by Nelson Mandela talking about the transition from a small
undemanding child to a contributing factor in society. The writer engages our sympathy by
effective use of vocabulary, various linguistic techniques and through his nostalgic tone. In the title,
Long Walk to Freedom, the long, drawn out vowels like ee and o reflects the struggles and
difficulties in this exhausting walk. Even the word walk co notates to the, strive for the attainment
of freedom and rights of all individuals.
There is a gradual flow of ideas in this extract which has a great impact as it bringing out the growth
and understanding through the passage of time. In the beginning, a somber serious ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
All these horrific visions illustrated and the bitter, harsh words of truth leave an undying,
unbelievable and undeniable impact on the reader. The words pierce through our ears, almost
allowing us to feel the pain. It arouses a number of questions in our minds especially due to the
irony, and great sympathy for the Africans. Yet, the young adults are only more and more quiet and
more and more angry. By these repeated comparatives, the writer contrasts their present feeling of
resentment to their mood of celebration earlier. All the words are slowly seeping in but it only
made them rather cross as they thought the chief was being selfish and ignorant, in his abusive
comments, since he was not noticing the positive side the whites brought them value of the
education and the moral cultures and etiquettes taught by them. Their tender age has almost blinded
them to the oppressor behind what they think is the benefactor. In all, the only thing the chief
ended up doing was spoiling the proud feelings with wrong headed remarks, for the teenagers.
Gradually, the pace slows and there is growth of mental maturity and realization as the true
meaning of the chief s words began to seep in Mandela s mind. The real essence of the words had
sown a seed to the development of a potential future, although it had been dormant for a long
season. Now, the tables
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A Reflection On My Professional Visit At The Youth...
this essay I will be looking a critical incident reflection which I had when I went for my
professional visit at the youth offending team in London. Using Reflection will be used to reveal
how well or badly the situation was handled by the staff this will then enable me to see how the
incident and the overall reflection has influence personal learning for me
Hogston and Simpson (1999) says that reflection is a process of reviewing an experience of
practice in order to better describe, analyses and evaluate, and inform learning about practice . The
incidents occurred during the first day of my placement the incident was that some of the young
people refused to interact with me as they didn t know who I was and that trust was not built up
beforehand many of the youth s thought I was the police coming in to ask them questions about
themselves and their personal lives as many of these young people are still very vulnerable I
didn t presume them. Within any type of helping relationship building up that trusting
relationship is essential as it allows the person to feel safe to share what they have experienced
with you as an individual, Geldard and Geldard (2004) emphasize how important it is to build up
a relationship at a very early stage of meeting the client. Reid and Westergaard (2011) then go on
to say once this relationship has developed the helper will then be able to listen to the young
person s story.
I feel that relationships are the key step that s why I think that
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this essay I will be looking a critical incident reflection which I had when I went for my
professional visit at the youth offending team in London. Using Reflection will be used to reveal
how well or badly the situation was handled by the staff this will then enable me to see how the
incident and the overall reflection has influence personal learning for me
Hogston and Simpson (1999) says that reflection is a process of reviewing an experience of
practice in order to better describe, analyses and evaluate, and inform learning about practice . The
incidents occurred during the first day of my placement the incident was that some of the young
people refused to interact with me as they didn t know who I was and that trust was not built up
beforehand many of the youth s thought I was the police coming in to ask them questions about
themselves and their personal lives as many of these young people are still very vulnerable I
didn t presume them. Within any type of helping relationship building up that trusting
relationship is essential as it allows the person to feel safe to share what they have experienced
with you as an individual, Geldard and Geldard (2004) emphasize how important it is to build up
a relationship at a very early stage of meeting the client. Reid and Westergaard (2011) then go on
to say once this relationship has developed the helper will then be able to listen to the young
person s story.
I feel that relationships are the key step that s why I think that
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What Are The Different Types Of Serial Killers
Serial killers are not something that is new to our modern day world. These type of killers have
dated as far back as the 19th century and are even more prevalent in our society today. When
murder is associated with serial killers, individuals assume that murderers and serial killers are
essentially the same word, but serial killers are a type of murderer. When an individual commits
two or more crimes, with no apparent motive and often uses the same type of behavior pattern that
is predictable, these murderers are categorized as a serial killer. Investigators and historians study
serial killers and their motives, and there have been many cases that have grown cold. One in
particular that is still trying to be cracked open today is the identity... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Even though mitochondrial DNA isn t the most effective form, it showed a direct descendant of
Eddowes and she was matched to the crime. So, why not believe that the descendant from
Kosminski to be a correct identifier as well. Also, other indicators lead to Kosminski was well.
He had just recently moved to Whitechapel over half a dozen years before the murders started,
plus the shawl that was found at the crime scene deemed to have been from where he lived. Dr.
Fyaz Ismail, determined that the fabric s age predated the 1888 murders and was likely made
near St. Petersburg, Russia. The region of Poland where Kosminski was born was under Russian
control, and it would not have been unusual for Russian goods to have been traded there (Klein).
With all of this evidence, I believe that we should lay this case to rest and accept that Jack the
Ripper is Aaron
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Serial killers are not something that is new to our modern day world. These type of killers have
dated as far back as the 19th century and are even more prevalent in our society today. When
murder is associated with serial killers, individuals assume that murderers and serial killers are
essentially the same word, but serial killers are a type of murderer. When an individual commits
two or more crimes, with no apparent motive and often uses the same type of behavior pattern that
is predictable, these murderers are categorized as a serial killer. Investigators and historians study
serial killers and their motives, and there have been many cases that have grown cold. One in
particular that is still trying to be cracked open today is the identity... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Even though mitochondrial DNA isn t the most effective form, it showed a direct descendant of
Eddowes and she was matched to the crime. So, why not believe that the descendant from
Kosminski to be a correct identifier as well. Also, other indicators lead to Kosminski was well.
He had just recently moved to Whitechapel over half a dozen years before the murders started,
plus the shawl that was found at the crime scene deemed to have been from where he lived. Dr.
Fyaz Ismail, determined that the fabric s age predated the 1888 murders and was likely made
near St. Petersburg, Russia. The region of Poland where Kosminski was born was under Russian
control, and it would not have been unusual for Russian goods to have been traded there (Klein).
With all of this evidence, I believe that we should lay this case to rest and accept that Jack the
Ripper is Aaron
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A Report On The Crm Systems
4.3Empirical data
According to above theoretical studies, ASP vendors offer accessibility of applications on
various mediums On Premise or On Demand and compatibility of using the application on web
browsers, mobile devices, handheld devices, etc. Some enterprises would prefer to have complete
control on the CRM systems internally, whereas some prefer to have it on the Internet for various
reasons like the flexibility of the business model, budget, internal IT resources, time to market, etc.
For our empirical study, we have selected 2 ASP vendors Siebel and Salesforce.com that offers
solutions via different approaches On Premise or On Demand based on their leading ASP market
situations, a wide range of CRM applications and integrated ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
4.3.1.2Salesforce.com
[26] The company was founded in 1999 by former Oracle executive Marc Benioff, who pioneered
the concept of using a simple Web site to deliver enterprise applications. By 2000, the company had
developed the first full online CRM service including customer support and marketing automation.
In February 2002, the company introduced its Enterprise Edition designed specifically to meet the
needs of larger, more complex organizations.
4.3.2Selected products for research
The comparative analysis will be performed on CRM applications that two companies provide.
These companies are selected for very specific reasons in their prominence and popularity. Several
fortune 500 companies use these products for maintaining relationships with customers. Both the
selected companies and their products have huge market of close to 45% at a point of time, and
hence have chosen them for our research purposes. As part of the research objective examining
technical features of a CRM system that particularly meets the needs of enterprises. The other
reason for choosing the products is that both companies offer free download or free trail for 30
days for research purposes.
4.3.2.1Salesforce.com
[6] As from the salesforce.com website, Salesforce.com s customer relationship management
(CRM) service is broken down into several broad categories: Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Data
Cloud (including Jigsaw), Marketing Cloud, Community Cloud
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4.3Empirical data
According to above theoretical studies, ASP vendors offer accessibility of applications on
various mediums On Premise or On Demand and compatibility of using the application on web
browsers, mobile devices, handheld devices, etc. Some enterprises would prefer to have complete
control on the CRM systems internally, whereas some prefer to have it on the Internet for various
reasons like the flexibility of the business model, budget, internal IT resources, time to market, etc.
For our empirical study, we have selected 2 ASP vendors Siebel and Salesforce.com that offers
solutions via different approaches On Premise or On Demand based on their leading ASP market
situations, a wide range of CRM applications and integrated ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
4.3.1.2Salesforce.com
[26] The company was founded in 1999 by former Oracle executive Marc Benioff, who pioneered
the concept of using a simple Web site to deliver enterprise applications. By 2000, the company had
developed the first full online CRM service including customer support and marketing automation.
In February 2002, the company introduced its Enterprise Edition designed specifically to meet the
needs of larger, more complex organizations.
4.3.2Selected products for research
The comparative analysis will be performed on CRM applications that two companies provide.
These companies are selected for very specific reasons in their prominence and popularity. Several
fortune 500 companies use these products for maintaining relationships with customers. Both the
selected companies and their products have huge market of close to 45% at a point of time, and
hence have chosen them for our research purposes. As part of the research objective examining
technical features of a CRM system that particularly meets the needs of enterprises. The other
reason for choosing the products is that both companies offer free download or free trail for 30
days for research purposes.
4.3.2.1Salesforce.com
[6] As from the salesforce.com website, Salesforce.com s customer relationship management
(CRM) service is broken down into several broad categories: Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Data
Cloud (including Jigsaw), Marketing Cloud, Community Cloud
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The Endocrine System Essay
The endocrine system is a group of glands distributed throughout the human body. This group of
glands secretes substances called hormones. These hormones are dumping into the bloodstream
(Shier, Butler Lewis, 2009). The endocrine system does not have a single anatomic location. It is
dispersed throughout the human body. The final purpose of this process is to control, regulate, and
coordinate the functioning of the human body. Some body functions can be activated or inhibited
by hormones, which are secreted in very small quantities. The hormone related diseases may be due
to hyper secretion, or a hypo secretion. The hormones secreted by the endocrine glandsregulate
growth, development and function of many tissues, and coordinate the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Hyperthyroidism (too much hormone) may result Grave s disease. Symptoms include anxiety, rapid
heart rate, diarrhea and weight loss, nervousness, anxiety, and irritability.
The parathyroid glands are located in front of the base of the neck around the thyroid gland and
secrete parathyroid hormone. Parathyroid hormone regulates blood levels of calcium and
phosphorus. This hormone (parathyroid hormone) affects the bones, kidney, and intestine (Shier et
al., 2009).
Adrenal glands are endocrine glands that sit atop the kidneys (Shier et al., 2009). The adrenal
glands secrete hormones that increase heart rate, the force of cardiac muscle contraction, breathing
rate, elevate blood pressure and blood glucose level. This activity prepares the body foe energy
expending action, sometimes called fight or flight responses (Shier et al., 2009).
According to Shier, Butler Lewis (2009) other glands that produce hormones and thus are parts of
the endocrine system include the pineal gland and the thymus gland . Shier et al., 2009 argued the
pineal gland, located deep between the cerebral hemispheres, secretes hormone melatonin that acts
on certain brain regions that function as a biological clock. The changing levels of melatonin
across 24 hours enable the body to know when day is and when is night.
Shier et al., 2009 explain that
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The endocrine system is a group of glands distributed throughout the human body. This group of
glands secretes substances called hormones. These hormones are dumping into the bloodstream
(Shier, Butler Lewis, 2009). The endocrine system does not have a single anatomic location. It is
dispersed throughout the human body. The final purpose of this process is to control, regulate, and
coordinate the functioning of the human body. Some body functions can be activated or inhibited
by hormones, which are secreted in very small quantities. The hormone related diseases may be due
to hyper secretion, or a hypo secretion. The hormones secreted by the endocrine glandsregulate
growth, development and function of many tissues, and coordinate the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Hyperthyroidism (too much hormone) may result Grave s disease. Symptoms include anxiety, rapid
heart rate, diarrhea and weight loss, nervousness, anxiety, and irritability.
The parathyroid glands are located in front of the base of the neck around the thyroid gland and
secrete parathyroid hormone. Parathyroid hormone regulates blood levels of calcium and
phosphorus. This hormone (parathyroid hormone) affects the bones, kidney, and intestine (Shier et
al., 2009).
Adrenal glands are endocrine glands that sit atop the kidneys (Shier et al., 2009). The adrenal
glands secrete hormones that increase heart rate, the force of cardiac muscle contraction, breathing
rate, elevate blood pressure and blood glucose level. This activity prepares the body foe energy
expending action, sometimes called fight or flight responses (Shier et al., 2009).
According to Shier, Butler Lewis (2009) other glands that produce hormones and thus are parts of
the endocrine system include the pineal gland and the thymus gland . Shier et al., 2009 argued the
pineal gland, located deep between the cerebral hemispheres, secretes hormone melatonin that acts
on certain brain regions that function as a biological clock. The changing levels of melatonin
across 24 hours enable the body to know when day is and when is night.
Shier et al., 2009 explain that
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Sexuality in John Steinbeck s The Chrysanthemums Essay
Sexuality in Steinbeck s The Chrysanthemums
Reading over this excellent story once more, I am again filled with
the same emotion (if it can be called that) that I experienced when first
reading it. Steinbeck planned for that. In a letter to George Albee in
1933, Steinbeck comments on this story and his interest in Albee s opinion
of it. ...It is entirely different and is designed to strike without the
reader s knowledge. I mean he reads it casually and after it is finished
feels that something profound has happened to him although he does not know
what nor how. I knew after reading this, that Steinbeck is truly a marvel.
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He doesn t quite catch
onto the eroticism of the story, and in stead, chooses to focus on the more
crude innuendoes. ...The chrysanthemum stalks seem to be phallic symbols,
and Eliza s over eager snipping of them suggests castration. Then in the
rooting bed, Eliza herself becomes masculine, inserting the little crisp
shoots into open, receptive furrows (Hughes 235). He goes on explaining
how the shoots became Eliza s children and how she communicates with the
tinker on how to care for them. This makes perfect sense, but Eliza seems
more concerned with the loss of her own life. For too long, the
chrysanthemums have served in place of children. She is looking into
reclaiming her own life, not finding another electric connection to live
Sexuality in Steinbeck s The Chrysanthemums
Reading over this excellent story once more, I am again filled with
the same emotion (if it can be called that) that I experienced when first
reading it. Steinbeck planned for that. In a letter to George Albee in
1933, Steinbeck comments on this story and his interest in Albee s opinion
of it. ...It is entirely different and is designed to strike without the
reader s knowledge. I mean he reads it casually and after it is finished
feels that something profound has happened to him although he does not know
what nor how. I knew after reading this, that Steinbeck is truly a marvel.
It is one thing to have enough luck to leave your reader s with ... Show more content on
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He doesn t quite catch
onto the eroticism of the story, and in stead, chooses to focus on the more
crude innuendoes. ...The chrysanthemum stalks seem to be phallic symbols,
and Eliza s over eager snipping of them suggests castration. Then in the
rooting bed, Eliza herself becomes masculine, inserting the little crisp
shoots into open, receptive furrows (Hughes 235). He goes on explaining
how the shoots became Eliza s children and how she communicates with the
tinker on how to care for them. This makes perfect sense, but Eliza seems
more concerned with the loss of her own life. For too long, the
chrysanthemums have served in place of children. She is looking into
reclaiming her own life, not finding another electric connection to live
her life through. Hughes seems to ignore this, because all women by nature
want to procreate and have children, right? The androgyny of Eliza s
character, however, would suggest otherwise. She isn t as pulled by that
biological need as Hughes would suggest.
Elizabeth E. McMahan is strong in saying that although people will
agree that The Chrysanthemums is a story of a woman s frustration, no one
can adequately explain why. McMahan attributes the frustration to her
unhappiness with her marriage. She explains that although she and Henry
have a relationship of mutual respect, he has no gift
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want to procreate and have children, right? The androgyny of Eliza s
character, however, would suggest otherwise. She isn t as pulled by that
biological need as Hughes would suggest.
Elizabeth E. McMahan is strong in saying that although people will
agree that The Chrysanthemums is a story of a woman s frustration, no one
can adequately explain why. McMahan attributes the frustration to her
unhappiness with her marriage. She explains that although she and Henry
have a relationship of mutual respect, he has no gift
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Informative Essay On Superheroes
Halloween is the best time of year to be someone else. You may want the good guy or a villain.
These days, being a superhero is in vogue. You can buy custom capes. Superhero capes are not just
for nerds. Popular movies have made superheroes popular Halloween costumes. Even TV
commercials are showcasing adult superherocostumes. There are several trendy costumes available
for women and men. There might be a few superheroes at your annual Halloween party. Halloween
gives you the opportunity to have a great time with friends. You spend hours searching for great
superhero capes for adults. Imagine how you will look wearing your favorite costume.
Batman
Batman is famous for his black cape. If you cannot get enough of Gotham city, you can wear
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Halloween is the best time of year to be someone else. You may want the good guy or a villain.
These days, being a superhero is in vogue. You can buy custom capes. Superhero capes are not just
for nerds. Popular movies have made superheroes popular Halloween costumes. Even TV
commercials are showcasing adult superherocostumes. There are several trendy costumes available
for women and men. There might be a few superheroes at your annual Halloween party. Halloween
gives you the opportunity to have a great time with friends. You spend hours searching for great
superhero capes for adults. Imagine how you will look wearing your favorite costume.
Batman
Batman is famous for his black cape. If you cannot get enough of Gotham city, you can wear
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Circumcision Persuasive Speech
Title: Circumcision in baby boys
Name: Leya Saju
Plain Language Summary
What is circumcision? What are the benefits? What are the risks?
Circumcision is when the skin that surrounds the tip of the penis is removed. It is a very common
surgery in the United States. It is usually done in newborns, but can also be done in older men.
Families choose to do circumcision because of personal hygiene, faith, tradition etc. While other
families see it as unnecessary.
Circumcision makes it easier to wash the penis and keep the area clean. It also decreases the chance
of getting infections. Sometimes in men who are not circumcised, it may become difficult to pull
the foreskin back. This may cause that foreskin or the head of the penis to become inflamed. Also,
cancer of the penis is seen less in circumcised men. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rarely, the foreskin does not heal properly or the cut may be made too short or too long. The
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends circumcision because there are a lot more
benefits than risks, but the decision is entirely up to the parents.
How is it done? Does it hurt?
Circumcision is usually done within 10 days after birth at the hospital nursery. It takes about 10
minutes to do. The baby will lie on his back and the foreskin will be removed by attaching a
Mogen or Gomco clamp to the penis. Ointment and gauze are then used to wrap the penis.
An injection with anesthetics or a cream for pain is used first. To distract the infant, sometimes
sugar water is also used. Research also shows that there may be a difference in pain when a
Mogen clamp is used instead of Gomco. These clamps are common tools used to hold the foreskin
away from the tip of the penis so that your doctor can make a neat cut and reduce any harm to the
head of the
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Title: Circumcision in baby boys
Name: Leya Saju
Plain Language Summary
What is circumcision? What are the benefits? What are the risks?
Circumcision is when the skin that surrounds the tip of the penis is removed. It is a very common
surgery in the United States. It is usually done in newborns, but can also be done in older men.
Families choose to do circumcision because of personal hygiene, faith, tradition etc. While other
families see it as unnecessary.
Circumcision makes it easier to wash the penis and keep the area clean. It also decreases the chance
of getting infections. Sometimes in men who are not circumcised, it may become difficult to pull
the foreskin back. This may cause that foreskin or the head of the penis to become inflamed. Also,
cancer of the penis is seen less in circumcised men. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Rarely, the foreskin does not heal properly or the cut may be made too short or too long. The
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends circumcision because there are a lot more
benefits than risks, but the decision is entirely up to the parents.
How is it done? Does it hurt?
Circumcision is usually done within 10 days after birth at the hospital nursery. It takes about 10
minutes to do. The baby will lie on his back and the foreskin will be removed by attaching a
Mogen or Gomco clamp to the penis. Ointment and gauze are then used to wrap the penis.
An injection with anesthetics or a cream for pain is used first. To distract the infant, sometimes
sugar water is also used. Research also shows that there may be a difference in pain when a
Mogen clamp is used instead of Gomco. These clamps are common tools used to hold the foreskin
away from the tip of the penis so that your doctor can make a neat cut and reduce any harm to the
head of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparing The Bhagavad Gita And The Upanishads
As any other society, India and Greece underwent changes that transformed their thoughts, beliefs,
social order, and their idea about this world. Most of these changes were experienced during the
Axial Age and the Age of Iron. These periods in history made people question themselves about
topics such as life, the world, death, the soul, etc. People attempted to answer these questions
through ideas, philosophies, and myths. India gave birth to Hinduism which expanded quickly.
This spiritual tradition focused on finding peace and eternal tranquility rather than temporary
satisfaction from the worldly pleasures. In order to transmit the idea to other people and guide
them through it, they came up with different writings to illustrate this. The Bhagavad Gita and
the Upanishads are popular writings that exemplify the beliefs and thoughts of Hinduism. The
Bhagavad Gita addresses the question about how a person can be one with Brahman, the
universal soul or god, while living in this world. This document is set as a dialogue between the
warrior Arjuna and his guide and charioteer Krishna. Arjuna is being encouraged by Krishna to
fulfill his duty as a warrior and part of the Kshatriyas, one of the higher divisions in the caste
system. Arjuna has to enter this battle and fight in order to live up to his duty and consequently
live free from attachments and walk in the path of finding himself as one with Brahman. On the
other hand, the Upanishads guided all kinds of people regardless of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As any other society, India and Greece underwent changes that transformed their thoughts, beliefs,
social order, and their idea about this world. Most of these changes were experienced during the
Axial Age and the Age of Iron. These periods in history made people question themselves about
topics such as life, the world, death, the soul, etc. People attempted to answer these questions
through ideas, philosophies, and myths. India gave birth to Hinduism which expanded quickly.
This spiritual tradition focused on finding peace and eternal tranquility rather than temporary
satisfaction from the worldly pleasures. In order to transmit the idea to other people and guide
them through it, they came up with different writings to illustrate this. The Bhagavad Gita and
the Upanishads are popular writings that exemplify the beliefs and thoughts of Hinduism. The
Bhagavad Gita addresses the question about how a person can be one with Brahman, the
universal soul or god, while living in this world. This document is set as a dialogue between the
warrior Arjuna and his guide and charioteer Krishna. Arjuna is being encouraged by Krishna to
fulfill his duty as a warrior and part of the Kshatriyas, one of the higher divisions in the caste
system. Arjuna has to enter this battle and fight in order to live up to his duty and consequently
live free from attachments and walk in the path of finding himself as one with Brahman. On the
other hand, the Upanishads guided all kinds of people regardless of
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Essay about Industrial Analysis of Apparel Industry
Industry Analysis 1: Apparel Manufacturing NAICS 315
Part 1.Environmental Analysis
The Apparel Manufacturing industry is a sub sector of the Manufacturing sector. It is composed of
two distinct manufacturing processes (cut and sew using purchased fabric and fabric manufacturers
that then cut and sew) and three industry groups (apparel knitting mills, cut and sew apparel
manufacturing and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing).[1]
The projected global revenue in 2010 for the apparel manufacturing industry is $ 1,781.7
billion[2] while for the US it is about $20 billion[3]. Globally there are about 256,000
companies3, while in the US, there are about 8,000 companies1. The top 5 companies globally are
YMK Trading ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This would fall under the NAIC sector Retail (NAICS 44 45) and subsector Clothing and Clothing
Accessories Stores (NAICS 448).
Finished products for the apparel manufacturing industry include kids, mens and womens clothing,
bridal wear, mens wedding wear and intimate apparel. The products are sold through three channels
brick and mortar stores, catalogs and online sales (Table 2).[5]
|Category |Sales $ Billion |Market Share (%) |
|Brick Mortar Store |169.256 |92.9 |
|Catalogs |7.177 |3.9 |
|Online |5.873 |3.2 |
|Total |182.306 |100.00 |
Table 2. Apparel Sales by Channel
The size of the global industry is over 1,002,522 companies, while the US clothing stores industry
includes about 100,000 stores with combined annual revenue of about $150 billion. Globally, the
top companies are Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, PPR, TJX, and Industria de DiseГ±o Textil.[6] In
the US, large companies include TJX Companies (TJ Maxx, Marshalls); Gap; Limited Brands;
Ross; and Abercrombie Fitch.
Personal income and fashion trends drive demand for clothing thus the profitability of individual
companies depends
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Industry Analysis 1: Apparel Manufacturing NAICS 315
Part 1.Environmental Analysis
The Apparel Manufacturing industry is a sub sector of the Manufacturing sector. It is composed of
two distinct manufacturing processes (cut and sew using purchased fabric and fabric manufacturers
that then cut and sew) and three industry groups (apparel knitting mills, cut and sew apparel
manufacturing and apparel accessories and other apparel manufacturing).[1]
The projected global revenue in 2010 for the apparel manufacturing industry is $ 1,781.7
billion[2] while for the US it is about $20 billion[3]. Globally there are about 256,000
companies3, while in the US, there are about 8,000 companies1. The top 5 companies globally are
YMK Trading ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This would fall under the NAIC sector Retail (NAICS 44 45) and subsector Clothing and Clothing
Accessories Stores (NAICS 448).
Finished products for the apparel manufacturing industry include kids, mens and womens clothing,
bridal wear, mens wedding wear and intimate apparel. The products are sold through three channels
brick and mortar stores, catalogs and online sales (Table 2).[5]
|Category |Sales $ Billion |Market Share (%) |
|Brick Mortar Store |169.256 |92.9 |
|Catalogs |7.177 |3.9 |
|Online |5.873 |3.2 |
|Total |182.306 |100.00 |
Table 2. Apparel Sales by Channel
The size of the global industry is over 1,002,522 companies, while the US clothing stores industry
includes about 100,000 stores with combined annual revenue of about $150 billion. Globally, the
top companies are Christian Dior, Louis Vuitton, PPR, TJX, and Industria de DiseГ±o Textil.[6] In
the US, large companies include TJX Companies (TJ Maxx, Marshalls); Gap; Limited Brands;
Ross; and Abercrombie Fitch.
Personal income and fashion trends drive demand for clothing thus the profitability of individual
companies depends
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Carl Sandburg And The American Dream
The American Dream is a well known concept and idea that many immigrants and Americans
strived for in order to become successful. Unlike most countries where rising from rags to riches
was highly uncommon and a hopeless dream, America was a place for people to work hard and
achieve their dreams. Carl Sandburg was a very influential poet who came from very humble
beginnings under immigrant parents who had moved to America. He believed in an ordered society
where people could strive and accomplish what they chose without being influenced by the majority
of the country. To achieve the American Dream, Sandburg had to travel across the States, overcome
challenging experiences, such as searching for newspapers to work for, keeping a job, and dealing
with the death of his daughter Madeline. His AmericanDreamof becoming a successful poet,
journalist, and goal of leaving a lasting legacy only became reality after many years of hard work
and perseverance.
To begin, there are not many people who can say that their childhood started with joining the
army, later living on the streets, and working a variety of jobs. Due to these circumstances,
Sandburg had many goals and even more ideals he wished to share to the world. As a youth, he
lived a difficult life, as he quit school in 8th grade and was always busy working to help his family
by delivering milk, collecting ice, laying bricks, and more, before becoming a hobo in 1897 (Barr
1). Sandburg struggled to make money and had to work
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The American Dream is a well known concept and idea that many immigrants and Americans
strived for in order to become successful. Unlike most countries where rising from rags to riches
was highly uncommon and a hopeless dream, America was a place for people to work hard and
achieve their dreams. Carl Sandburg was a very influential poet who came from very humble
beginnings under immigrant parents who had moved to America. He believed in an ordered society
where people could strive and accomplish what they chose without being influenced by the majority
of the country. To achieve the American Dream, Sandburg had to travel across the States, overcome
challenging experiences, such as searching for newspapers to work for, keeping a job, and dealing
with the death of his daughter Madeline. His AmericanDreamof becoming a successful poet,
journalist, and goal of leaving a lasting legacy only became reality after many years of hard work
and perseverance.
To begin, there are not many people who can say that their childhood started with joining the
army, later living on the streets, and working a variety of jobs. Due to these circumstances,
Sandburg had many goals and even more ideals he wished to share to the world. As a youth, he
lived a difficult life, as he quit school in 8th grade and was always busy working to help his family
by delivering milk, collecting ice, laying bricks, and more, before becoming a hobo in 1897 (Barr
1). Sandburg struggled to make money and had to work
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Brief Biography Of Patrick Henry s Early Life
Patrick Henry EARLY LIFE Patrick Henry was born on May 29, 1736 in Hanover County,
Virginia. Patrick Henry went to school for a little while, and was taught by his father. His father
had a good education. Henry then got a job when he was 15. He was a storekeeper for his dad.
After he failed working, he then studied law and received a license in 1760. He then studied to
be a orator three years after his law license. Henry then got elected to the Virginia House of
Burgesses in 1764. Henry then got elected to be a delegate to be the First Continental Congress in
August 1774. CAREER Patrick Henry got a career as a governor. He was governor for
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Patrick Henry EARLY LIFE Patrick Henry was born on May 29, 1736 in Hanover County,
Virginia. Patrick Henry went to school for a little while, and was taught by his father. His father
had a good education. Henry then got a job when he was 15. He was a storekeeper for his dad.
After he failed working, he then studied law and received a license in 1760. He then studied to
be a orator three years after his law license. Henry then got elected to the Virginia House of
Burgesses in 1764. Henry then got elected to be a delegate to be the First Continental Congress in
August 1774. CAREER Patrick Henry got a career as a governor. He was governor for
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the unbearable lightness of being Essay
The Unheard Voice of Commitment nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;What the reader understands
of the infidelity of Milan Kundera s characters in The Unbearable Lightness of Being is a mere
distraction from the real substance of the story and of the character s real purpose. Kundera
offers the reader a red herring and only through close examination can one dissect and abstract the
true essence of each character s thread that links them to one another in this story. For it is not
clearly seen: in fact, it can not be seen at all. It is the fierce absence of the word commitment that
is so blatantly seen in each individual, yet the word itself is buried so deeply inside of Tomas and
Tereza that it takes an animal s steadfast and unconditional... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Her feeling was rather that, given the nature of the human couple, the love of man and woman is
a priori inferior to that which can exist (at least in the best instances) in the love between man
and dog, that oddity of human history probably unplanned by the creator (297). Tereza knew as
the dog lay dying that the reason why she snuggled so close to Karenin was her commitment.
That same commitment was the reason why she still slept next to Tomas every night. Love,
whether we perceive it or not, has a hold that stitches souls together in the patchwork of life. It
was not until after the dog s death that Tomas grasped this idea as well. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp;Karenin proved to be a symbol of Tomas and Tereza s marriage and the prospect of death
seemed to inevitably doom the marriage. Tereza understood that Karenin s commitment to
please was the reason why the dog held on. Kundera s following passage reflects this, It was sad,
what she said, yet without realizing it they were happy. They were happy not in spite of their
sadness but thanks to it. They were holding hands and both had the same image in their eyes: a
limping dog who represented ten years of their lives (293). In the existence of a dog there was a
light. This light did not fade when the dog s existence was ceased, yet grew brighter in the eyes of
a man. Tomas learned that in his years of endless escapades and rendevous with strange woman,
was his resistence to love and commitment to Tereza. He
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The Unheard Voice of Commitment nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;What the reader understands
of the infidelity of Milan Kundera s characters in The Unbearable Lightness of Being is a mere
distraction from the real substance of the story and of the character s real purpose. Kundera
offers the reader a red herring and only through close examination can one dissect and abstract the
true essence of each character s thread that links them to one another in this story. For it is not
clearly seen: in fact, it can not be seen at all. It is the fierce absence of the word commitment that
is so blatantly seen in each individual, yet the word itself is buried so deeply inside of Tomas and
Tereza that it takes an animal s steadfast and unconditional... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Her feeling was rather that, given the nature of the human couple, the love of man and woman is
a priori inferior to that which can exist (at least in the best instances) in the love between man
and dog, that oddity of human history probably unplanned by the creator (297). Tereza knew as
the dog lay dying that the reason why she snuggled so close to Karenin was her commitment.
That same commitment was the reason why she still slept next to Tomas every night. Love,
whether we perceive it or not, has a hold that stitches souls together in the patchwork of life. It
was not until after the dog s death that Tomas grasped this idea as well. nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
nbsp;Karenin proved to be a symbol of Tomas and Tereza s marriage and the prospect of death
seemed to inevitably doom the marriage. Tereza understood that Karenin s commitment to
please was the reason why the dog held on. Kundera s following passage reflects this, It was sad,
what she said, yet without realizing it they were happy. They were happy not in spite of their
sadness but thanks to it. They were holding hands and both had the same image in their eyes: a
limping dog who represented ten years of their lives (293). In the existence of a dog there was a
light. This light did not fade when the dog s existence was ceased, yet grew brighter in the eyes of
a man. Tomas learned that in his years of endless escapades and rendevous with strange woman,
was his resistence to love and commitment to Tereza. He
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