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Essay On Charles Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh (commonly known for the Lindbergh Effect) was one of, if not the, most
important celebrity in aviation for growth of the industry. Lindbergh single handedly impacted
the minds of millions of people with respect to aviation, starting from it being viewed as
dangerous and stupid, to it being glamorous and helpful, and then growing to it being completely
relied upon in today s society. Aviation would not be where it is at today without the help of this
young man. This is due to him being the first to make a solo flight across the Atlantic, taking a
tour of the United States via his plane, and by also helping to grow airlines in the United States. In
order to fully explain how Lindbergh changed the course of history, a... Show more content on
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Whilst performing as a barnstormer, Charles learned how to fly by essentially just teaching
himself. He learned the fundamentals of flying, and was said to have been a great pilot because
he just had the instinct for it, something that was very rare at this point in time. Lindbergh quit
being a barnstormer so that he could go to the school of flying through the United States Navy.
Within a year he had graduated, being the first in his class. This showed that he had great
promise in aviation, but instead of actually joining the Navy, he decided to become a pilot of the
United States Airmail. Being an airmail pilot was actually still very dangerous at this time, and
had a high death rate. Lindbergh however did not stay an airmail pilot for very long, and
decided he was going to take up the challenge of flying over the Atlantic with no stops,
something no one had accomplished yet. Raymond Orteig, a hotel owner, set a prize of $25,000
(known as the Orteig Prize) to the first person (or people) to fly across the Atlantic, from New
York to Paris, without making any stops. Many people had attempted this, including a team led
by a French pilot known as RenГ© Fonck, an explorer named Richard E. Byrd, and a team that
included Clarence Chamberlin and Bert Acosta. All of these teams had failed, some of which
dying in the process. One of the more promising flights (flown by Curtiss and a few others) before
his hadn t even made it off the
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Charles Lindbergh (commonly known for the Lindbergh Effect) was one of, if not the, most
important celebrity in aviation for growth of the industry. Lindbergh single handedly impacted
the minds of millions of people with respect to aviation, starting from it being viewed as
dangerous and stupid, to it being glamorous and helpful, and then growing to it being completely
relied upon in today s society. Aviation would not be where it is at today without the help of this
young man. This is due to him being the first to make a solo flight across the Atlantic, taking a
tour of the United States via his plane, and by also helping to grow airlines in the United States. In
order to fully explain how Lindbergh changed the course of history, a... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Whilst performing as a barnstormer, Charles learned how to fly by essentially just teaching
himself. He learned the fundamentals of flying, and was said to have been a great pilot because
he just had the instinct for it, something that was very rare at this point in time. Lindbergh quit
being a barnstormer so that he could go to the school of flying through the United States Navy.
Within a year he had graduated, being the first in his class. This showed that he had great
promise in aviation, but instead of actually joining the Navy, he decided to become a pilot of the
United States Airmail. Being an airmail pilot was actually still very dangerous at this time, and
had a high death rate. Lindbergh however did not stay an airmail pilot for very long, and
decided he was going to take up the challenge of flying over the Atlantic with no stops,
something no one had accomplished yet. Raymond Orteig, a hotel owner, set a prize of $25,000
(known as the Orteig Prize) to the first person (or people) to fly across the Atlantic, from New
York to Paris, without making any stops. Many people had attempted this, including a team led
by a French pilot known as RenГ© Fonck, an explorer named Richard E. Byrd, and a team that
included Clarence Chamberlin and Bert Acosta. All of these teams had failed, some of which
dying in the process. One of the more promising flights (flown by Curtiss and a few others) before
his hadn t even made it off the
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The Bell Jar By Sylvia Plath
In the 1963 novel, The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath depicts the mental breakdown of a young woman,
Esther Greenwood, as a result of the pressures of her environment. Esther grows depressed
throughout the novel and goes crazy due the many conflicting choices she is faced with. In
Esther s 1950s society, she is expected to marry and have children. Yet, she is confronted with
her many wants that conflict with this picture of ideal femininity. As Jay Cee says, Esther wants
to be everything (83), and this is precisely where her dilemma lies. Essentially, Esther s
breakdown can be attributed to her fear of making a choice. This fear is communicated when
Esther states I saw my life branching out before me like the green fig tree in the story. From the
tip of every branch, like a fat purple fig, a wonderful future beckoned and winked (62). Esther is
torn between the want for many different futures. The branches suggest that her choices are
mutually exclusive, and she is only able to take one path. All the figs are fat purple,
communicating that all the options are equally fruitful, desirable, and attractive, making Esther s
decision extremely difficult. She describes an array of paths including motherhood and careers,
none of which she is able chose from. She states she, wanted each and every one of them, but
choosing one meant loosing all the rest (63). Unable to make a decision she starves to death (63),
and allows the futures to die. She says, the figs began to
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In the 1963 novel, The Bell Jar, Sylvia Plath depicts the mental breakdown of a young woman,
Esther Greenwood, as a result of the pressures of her environment. Esther grows depressed
throughout the novel and goes crazy due the many conflicting choices she is faced with. In
Esther s 1950s society, she is expected to marry and have children. Yet, she is confronted with
her many wants that conflict with this picture of ideal femininity. As Jay Cee says, Esther wants
to be everything (83), and this is precisely where her dilemma lies. Essentially, Esther s
breakdown can be attributed to her fear of making a choice. This fear is communicated when
Esther states I saw my life branching out before me like the green fig tree in the story. From the
tip of every branch, like a fat purple fig, a wonderful future beckoned and winked (62). Esther is
torn between the want for many different futures. The branches suggest that her choices are
mutually exclusive, and she is only able to take one path. All the figs are fat purple,
communicating that all the options are equally fruitful, desirable, and attractive, making Esther s
decision extremely difficult. She describes an array of paths including motherhood and careers,
none of which she is able chose from. She states she, wanted each and every one of them, but
choosing one meant loosing all the rest (63). Unable to make a decision she starves to death (63),
and allows the futures to die. She says, the figs began to
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Apush Chapter 5 Guided Reading Essay
CHAPTER 5: COLONIAL SOCIETY ON THE EVE OF REVOLUTION: 1700 1775
Conquest by the Cradle
Know: Thirteen Original Colonies
1.What was the significance of the tremendous growth of population in Britain s North American
colonies?
Britain had an advantage over America with their population in 1700. If Americans wanted to
revolt, Britain would outnumber them 25 to 1. However, in 1775, with the population increase (and
continuing to increase), Britain s advantage was weakening. There were now only 3 Europeans for
each American. This essentially meant that Britain was losing power over America. More
Americans = more American power.
A Mingling of Races
Know:Pennsylvania Dutch, Scots Irish, Paxton Boys, Regulator Movement
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What was important about the difference?
This religion was EMOTIONAL. They preached with fervor, with intensity, and it was a big
change from the old, monotonous drones of preaching in tradition religion. It was important
because it sparked a change in people, got them going again. They were losing their religion, and
the Great Awakening was the jump start they needed.
Schools and Colleges
Know: Latin and Greek
10.What kind of education could a young person expect in colonial times?
Learning theology and dead languages .
A Provincial Culture
Know: John Trumbull, Charles Wilson Peale, Benjamin West, John Singleton Copley, Benjamin
Franklin
11.Did Americans distinguish themselves in the arts during the colonial period? Explain.
Not really they were still heavily influenced by Britain in this area. Most had to go to England to
fulfill their artsy ambitions, and architecture was simply upgraded to fit the New World s
conditions (however, it still followed the Old World s structure and idea of design).
Pioneer Presses
Know: John Peter Zenger
12.Why was the jury verdict in the Zenger case important?
Because they said he was not guilty. This made way for freedom of press, and the fact that the jury
verdict won made way for an upcoming democracy.
The Great Game of Politics
CHAPTER 5: COLONIAL SOCIETY ON THE EVE OF REVOLUTION: 1700 1775
Conquest by the Cradle
Know: Thirteen Original Colonies
1.What was the significance of the tremendous growth of population in Britain s North American
colonies?
Britain had an advantage over America with their population in 1700. If Americans wanted to
revolt, Britain would outnumber them 25 to 1. However, in 1775, with the population increase (and
continuing to increase), Britain s advantage was weakening. There were now only 3 Europeans for
each American. This essentially meant that Britain was losing power over America. More
Americans = more American power.
A Mingling of Races
Know:Pennsylvania Dutch, Scots Irish, Paxton Boys, Regulator Movement
2.What was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What was important about the difference?
This religion was EMOTIONAL. They preached with fervor, with intensity, and it was a big
change from the old, monotonous drones of preaching in tradition religion. It was important
because it sparked a change in people, got them going again. They were losing their religion, and
the Great Awakening was the jump start they needed.
Schools and Colleges
Know: Latin and Greek
10.What kind of education could a young person expect in colonial times?
Learning theology and dead languages .
A Provincial Culture
Know: John Trumbull, Charles Wilson Peale, Benjamin West, John Singleton Copley, Benjamin
Franklin
11.Did Americans distinguish themselves in the arts during the colonial period? Explain.
Not really they were still heavily influenced by Britain in this area. Most had to go to England to
fulfill their artsy ambitions, and architecture was simply upgraded to fit the New World s
conditions (however, it still followed the Old World s structure and idea of design).
Pioneer Presses
Know: John Peter Zenger
12.Why was the jury verdict in the Zenger case important?
Because they said he was not guilty. This made way for freedom of press, and the fact that the jury
verdict won made way for an upcoming democracy.
The Great Game of Politics
Know: Royal Colonies, Proprietary Colonies, Self governing Colonies, Colonial Assemblies, Power
of
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Pueblo Tribe Indian Culture
The Culture of the Pueblo Long before what is known as today s civilization and even longer
before technology had shown its face, the now United States of America was majority, if not
entirely, populated by the Native Americans. Amongst the various well known Native American
tribes, the Pueblo may very well be the most diverse. From their philosophical views on how our
world came to be to their days on end labor in the fields to provide for their people, Puebloans
were, or rather are, a very unique breed. Over the course of time, many stories (or tall tales) were
told from generation to generation. May they be relating to the creation of mankind or how the
earth itself came to be, all of which plays a key role in the Pueblo tribe s culture,
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The Culture of the Pueblo Long before what is known as today s civilization and even longer
before technology had shown its face, the now United States of America was majority, if not
entirely, populated by the Native Americans. Amongst the various well known Native American
tribes, the Pueblo may very well be the most diverse. From their philosophical views on how our
world came to be to their days on end labor in the fields to provide for their people, Puebloans
were, or rather are, a very unique breed. Over the course of time, many stories (or tall tales) were
told from generation to generation. May they be relating to the creation of mankind or how the
earth itself came to be, all of which plays a key role in the Pueblo tribe s culture,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Marx Point Of View On Class Conflict
According to Marx, this division between classes widens the condition of exploiting workers
that deteriorate so destructively that leads to collapse the social structure: the class struggle is
changed into proletarian revolution. The success of workers reduces basis of class division in
property from public ownership for production means (Archer, 1982, pp. 455 483). On the basis
of this, the classes thus wiped off, the classless society will arise and as the political power protects
bourgeoisie from workers is pointless, and the state and political authority will decline away
(Merton, 1968, pp 56 78). Generally there are six factors in Marx s point of view over class
conflict, these includes:
Classes are the authority relationship that is based on property ownership
A class ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand Marx s not once expressed the issue of structure and agency under these terms.
Marx is supposed to have made scientific discovery in forming the concept of productive forces,
superstructure relations of production, ideologies, social formation (Wright Perrone, 1977, 32 55).
It is nearly impossible to deny that Marx established new perception for analysing the society s
nature, however such ideas are not appropriate with Marx s humanism. Whereas Marx never
rejected the human nature idea, but he did specify that it was both historically and socially
conditioned (Saunders, 2006). Marx interpretation of humanist is an attempt to re establish human
agent into conception of materialist history and consequently support it against many types of
determinism and reductionism. Several views that Marxism basically establishes a rough economic
reductionism: the acceptance that entire human interaction is mainly economic phenomenon
(Peffer, 2014, pp
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According to Marx, this division between classes widens the condition of exploiting workers
that deteriorate so destructively that leads to collapse the social structure: the class struggle is
changed into proletarian revolution. The success of workers reduces basis of class division in
property from public ownership for production means (Archer, 1982, pp. 455 483). On the basis
of this, the classes thus wiped off, the classless society will arise and as the political power protects
bourgeoisie from workers is pointless, and the state and political authority will decline away
(Merton, 1968, pp 56 78). Generally there are six factors in Marx s point of view over class
conflict, these includes:
Classes are the authority relationship that is based on property ownership
A class ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand Marx s not once expressed the issue of structure and agency under these terms.
Marx is supposed to have made scientific discovery in forming the concept of productive forces,
superstructure relations of production, ideologies, social formation (Wright Perrone, 1977, 32 55).
It is nearly impossible to deny that Marx established new perception for analysing the society s
nature, however such ideas are not appropriate with Marx s humanism. Whereas Marx never
rejected the human nature idea, but he did specify that it was both historically and socially
conditioned (Saunders, 2006). Marx interpretation of humanist is an attempt to re establish human
agent into conception of materialist history and consequently support it against many types of
determinism and reductionism. Several views that Marxism basically establishes a rough economic
reductionism: the acceptance that entire human interaction is mainly economic phenomenon
(Peffer, 2014, pp
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Conducting Research Process
The first step in conducting research is identifying a problem. It is important in this step to choose
a problem that you are interested in and could provide a creative solution to. Also, choose a
problem that has relevance. Do not choose a problem that is random or too difficult to find a
solution to. The second step in conducting researchis reviewing the literature. In this step, you are
reading all of the papers, and reviewing all of the similar research that relates to the problem you
identified in the first step. This step will relate the relevance of your research to previous and
future research by others. This step will also educate you about what research has been conducted
about your problem, how the research was completed, and what conclusion was drawn from the
previous research. The third step of research is clarifying the problem. In this step, you take the
identified problem from step one and narrow it down into a smaller issue. The goal of... Show more
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The fourth step of research is to clearly define terms and concepts in the context of your research.
In this step, you are defining the words and processes as they relate to your research and the
completion of your research. This step is important because other researchers and readers need
to be able to read and understand your work. Furthermore, these terms and concepts need to be
defined as how they relate to your study. Different words have different meanings based on the
situation. The fifth step is defining the population. In this step, you reveal who is participating or
who is the focus of your research. The population could be a group or an individual and can vary
in age, race, location, and education. You can use the problem you chose and the purpose of your
research in order to choose a group. This step in research is important because it makes your
research process more manageable, and keeps you on track while conducting
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The first step in conducting research is identifying a problem. It is important in this step to choose
a problem that you are interested in and could provide a creative solution to. Also, choose a
problem that has relevance. Do not choose a problem that is random or too difficult to find a
solution to. The second step in conducting researchis reviewing the literature. In this step, you are
reading all of the papers, and reviewing all of the similar research that relates to the problem you
identified in the first step. This step will relate the relevance of your research to previous and
future research by others. This step will also educate you about what research has been conducted
about your problem, how the research was completed, and what conclusion was drawn from the
previous research. The third step of research is clarifying the problem. In this step, you take the
identified problem from step one and narrow it down into a smaller issue. The goal of... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The fourth step of research is to clearly define terms and concepts in the context of your research.
In this step, you are defining the words and processes as they relate to your research and the
completion of your research. This step is important because other researchers and readers need
to be able to read and understand your work. Furthermore, these terms and concepts need to be
defined as how they relate to your study. Different words have different meanings based on the
situation. The fifth step is defining the population. In this step, you reveal who is participating or
who is the focus of your research. The population could be a group or an individual and can vary
in age, race, location, and education. You can use the problem you chose and the purpose of your
research in order to choose a group. This step in research is important because it makes your
research process more manageable, and keeps you on track while conducting
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Doctor Manette In A Tale Of Two Cities
The personality of Doctor Manette has greatly altered throughout the book due to realizing he is
capable of great feats. Doctor Manette was first terrified of the world and needed people to
guide him through daily tasks. After being released from prison after almost two decades in
pure isolation, all people and items of the world were unknown and strange. To cope with his
anxiety, the Doctor turned to shoemaking, working for countless hours in the Defarge s tavern.
Meeting his daughter Lucie helped greatly decrease this peculiar behavior, but the Doctor still
did not have a sense of self. When asked if he would like to have a life similar to what he had
before he was imprisoned, the Doctor responded, I hope you care to be recalled to life? And the
old answer: I can t say (Dickens 57). It is clear that the Doctor still believes and sees flashbacks
from his horrors in prison, and therefore does not know otherwise from it. He has been secluded
from the outside world for so long that he cannot make decisions for himself and does not know if
he wants to continue living... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Carton was working for C.J. Stryver, who is opposite to him in personality. While Sydney
is reserved, Stryver is power hungry, and strives to climb to the top. Because of this, Carton is a
slave to the other man and is the much harder worker of the two. In this chapter, Dickens
described these men as animals based on their traits, and stating, Although Sydney Carton would
never be a lion, he was an amazingly good jackal (Dickens 102). This comparison depicts Carton
s lack of motivations perfectly and shows that he is responsible for all the grunt work but does not
take the lead. Without an individual or purpose in the world to try and succeed for, Carton feels no
need to expose himself as the genius behind Stryver, and therefore is sacrificing showcasing his
potential to eventually be that
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The personality of Doctor Manette has greatly altered throughout the book due to realizing he is
capable of great feats. Doctor Manette was first terrified of the world and needed people to
guide him through daily tasks. After being released from prison after almost two decades in
pure isolation, all people and items of the world were unknown and strange. To cope with his
anxiety, the Doctor turned to shoemaking, working for countless hours in the Defarge s tavern.
Meeting his daughter Lucie helped greatly decrease this peculiar behavior, but the Doctor still
did not have a sense of self. When asked if he would like to have a life similar to what he had
before he was imprisoned, the Doctor responded, I hope you care to be recalled to life? And the
old answer: I can t say (Dickens 57). It is clear that the Doctor still believes and sees flashbacks
from his horrors in prison, and therefore does not know otherwise from it. He has been secluded
from the outside world for so long that he cannot make decisions for himself and does not know if
he wants to continue living... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When Carton was working for C.J. Stryver, who is opposite to him in personality. While Sydney
is reserved, Stryver is power hungry, and strives to climb to the top. Because of this, Carton is a
slave to the other man and is the much harder worker of the two. In this chapter, Dickens
described these men as animals based on their traits, and stating, Although Sydney Carton would
never be a lion, he was an amazingly good jackal (Dickens 102). This comparison depicts Carton
s lack of motivations perfectly and shows that he is responsible for all the grunt work but does not
take the lead. Without an individual or purpose in the world to try and succeed for, Carton feels no
need to expose himself as the genius behind Stryver, and therefore is sacrificing showcasing his
potential to eventually be that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Robert Frost s The Bearer Of Evil Things
Sabrina Carpenter says that it s like breathing in the salty air on a private island just for me.
Huey Lewis and the News says that it will Make one man weep, make another man sing. Both
songs about how love makes you feel and how powerful love actually is. Singers, writers, and
poets have talked about lovesince anyone can remember. Everyone feels love and were the power
of love has affected everyone. In The Bearer of Evil Things Robert Frost uses imagery, the main
character s choices and the acceptance of the main character to show that love leads people astray
but in the end always saves them.
Frost starts out by setting up a man, the bearer of evil things, on a journey to do the obvious: bear
evil things. But Frost says that he remembers or realizes that evil tidings are dangerous. The man
comes to a parting and has to make a choice. Frost writes, Where one road led to the throne/And
one went off to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Frost uses this to show that love will make people not think twice. Frost writes, Took him home
to her bower,/ Or he might be running yet/ She taught him her tribe s religion (lines 16 18). What
Frost is saying here is that the women did not even think about taking him in because she fell in
love with him. The man doesn t think twice about continuing running whether because of
exhaustion or love for the girl. Then the man decides to adopt the race and Frost says , They had
both of them had their reasons/For stopping where they had stopped. (lines 39 40) The reason they
stopped was because of love. The man stopped because he fell in love with the tribe and the woman.
In The Bearer of Evil Things Robert Frost uses imagery, the main character s choices, and the
acceptance of the main character to show that love leads people astray but in the end is a saving
power. Everyone encounters love every day whether we realize it or not, the love still impacts how
people live their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sabrina Carpenter says that it s like breathing in the salty air on a private island just for me.
Huey Lewis and the News says that it will Make one man weep, make another man sing. Both
songs about how love makes you feel and how powerful love actually is. Singers, writers, and
poets have talked about lovesince anyone can remember. Everyone feels love and were the power
of love has affected everyone. In The Bearer of Evil Things Robert Frost uses imagery, the main
character s choices and the acceptance of the main character to show that love leads people astray
but in the end always saves them.
Frost starts out by setting up a man, the bearer of evil things, on a journey to do the obvious: bear
evil things. But Frost says that he remembers or realizes that evil tidings are dangerous. The man
comes to a parting and has to make a choice. Frost writes, Where one road led to the throne/And
one went off to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Frost uses this to show that love will make people not think twice. Frost writes, Took him home
to her bower,/ Or he might be running yet/ She taught him her tribe s religion (lines 16 18). What
Frost is saying here is that the women did not even think about taking him in because she fell in
love with him. The man doesn t think twice about continuing running whether because of
exhaustion or love for the girl. Then the man decides to adopt the race and Frost says , They had
both of them had their reasons/For stopping where they had stopped. (lines 39 40) The reason they
stopped was because of love. The man stopped because he fell in love with the tribe and the woman.
In The Bearer of Evil Things Robert Frost uses imagery, the main character s choices, and the
acceptance of the main character to show that love leads people astray but in the end is a saving
power. Everyone encounters love every day whether we realize it or not, the love still impacts how
people live their
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Critiquing My Writing Class
What is the item that holds the most value for you? That was the first topic for the essay that I
have to write for my writing class. I value a lot of things that people give me, but the item that I
value the most is the necklace my mom gave me. It was a necklace that has two pendant on it: a
cross and my birthstone. I love this necklace so much, so I decided to write about it and why I
value it is so important to me. I wrote my essayand thought that it would be great and I will
definitely get a high grade on it. However, the grade that I got was lower than what I expected and
I was so upset with myself because I had a great expectation about it. I decided to talk to my
teacher and asked why did he give me a low grade. He told... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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However, when I entered high school, I knew it would be a different story. In the beginning of the
year, teachers grades very leniently just to see where your writing skills are, but as time goes on
the grading of essays becomes harsher and my grades continued to drop. One of my biggest
problems in writing was that I mixed up my verb tenses constantly. I spoke to my teacher and
explained my problem. She understood my problem and gave me a few suggestions. She
offered to proofread my essays, suggested that I go to the student center in the library, and even
speak to the our librarian, who is an author.. Getting help from my teacher helped me a lot in my
writing. There were times when I asked them to read my drafts, and they would comment on how
much I had improved. Sometimes, I still struggle with my tenses when I write. Consequently, I
make sure that I go over it at least twice, or more, and let some of my peers read it for comments.
Each time my friends tell me that my writing is actually great, I don t fully believe them because I
know there is still room for improvements. Although my writing improved greatly, I still struggle
using the correct tenses and usually mix up past tense and present tense. I continue working to
improve improving my writing skills even further, and hopefully writing won t be my problem
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What is the item that holds the most value for you? That was the first topic for the essay that I
have to write for my writing class. I value a lot of things that people give me, but the item that I
value the most is the necklace my mom gave me. It was a necklace that has two pendant on it: a
cross and my birthstone. I love this necklace so much, so I decided to write about it and why I
value it is so important to me. I wrote my essayand thought that it would be great and I will
definitely get a high grade on it. However, the grade that I got was lower than what I expected and
I was so upset with myself because I had a great expectation about it. I decided to talk to my
teacher and asked why did he give me a low grade. He told... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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However, when I entered high school, I knew it would be a different story. In the beginning of the
year, teachers grades very leniently just to see where your writing skills are, but as time goes on
the grading of essays becomes harsher and my grades continued to drop. One of my biggest
problems in writing was that I mixed up my verb tenses constantly. I spoke to my teacher and
explained my problem. She understood my problem and gave me a few suggestions. She
offered to proofread my essays, suggested that I go to the student center in the library, and even
speak to the our librarian, who is an author.. Getting help from my teacher helped me a lot in my
writing. There were times when I asked them to read my drafts, and they would comment on how
much I had improved. Sometimes, I still struggle with my tenses when I write. Consequently, I
make sure that I go over it at least twice, or more, and let some of my peers read it for comments.
Each time my friends tell me that my writing is actually great, I don t fully believe them because I
know there is still room for improvements. Although my writing improved greatly, I still struggle
using the correct tenses and usually mix up past tense and present tense. I continue working to
improve improving my writing skills even further, and hopefully writing won t be my problem
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Resurrection In Charles Dickens A Tale Of Two Cities
You are riding in the tumbil to your death, you think of how Jesus felt carrying the cross to his
death. Did he know he was going to receive a second chance? Will you receive a second chance?
Few citizens of the French Revolution resurrected, but many lost their lives trying to. Charles
Dickens captures some of the horrific times prior to and during the French Revolution in his novel,
A Tale of Two Cities. Resurrectionoffers struggling people a purpose in life, like Dr. Manette,
Charles Darnay, and Sydney Carton.
The Evremonde twins, Charles Darnay s father and uncle imprisoned Dr. Manette for eighteen
years. Dr. Manette is imprisoned for not keeping the promise to the Evremonde brothers of how
they treated her and her family. Sexually assaulting the girl, and killing the girl s family.
Spending 18 years in prison makes him mentally go insane, but Miss Pross brought Lucie to visit
Dr. Manette, her father one day. Dickens writes, With a weary sound that was not a sigh, nor a
groan, he bent to work again, until the silence was broken (47). Lucie watches her father as he goes
on within his daily routine(shoe making). Dr. Manette leaving prison and Lucie becomes the
golden thread of his life, keeping him together and soon returning him to how he is prior to the
imprisonment. Dickens writes, Charles ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dr. Manette, Sydney Carton, and Charles Darnay all resurrected for their love to Lucie.
Resurrections can be more than returning from the dead: you can resurrect for a bad start or
hard time and in turn have a great experience. Jesus wants to sacrifice himself to save his people
just like Sydney Charton saved Charles for Lucie. The crowd crying for the guillotine and the
crowd yelling at Jesus. Though there would alway be a few people on the lives ones to watch in
silence and disbelief. Sydney has a friend just like jesus has ?? carry the cross for him. Sydney
carton was very much like Jesus he is
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You are riding in the tumbil to your death, you think of how Jesus felt carrying the cross to his
death. Did he know he was going to receive a second chance? Will you receive a second chance?
Few citizens of the French Revolution resurrected, but many lost their lives trying to. Charles
Dickens captures some of the horrific times prior to and during the French Revolution in his novel,
A Tale of Two Cities. Resurrectionoffers struggling people a purpose in life, like Dr. Manette,
Charles Darnay, and Sydney Carton.
The Evremonde twins, Charles Darnay s father and uncle imprisoned Dr. Manette for eighteen
years. Dr. Manette is imprisoned for not keeping the promise to the Evremonde brothers of how
they treated her and her family. Sexually assaulting the girl, and killing the girl s family.
Spending 18 years in prison makes him mentally go insane, but Miss Pross brought Lucie to visit
Dr. Manette, her father one day. Dickens writes, With a weary sound that was not a sigh, nor a
groan, he bent to work again, until the silence was broken (47). Lucie watches her father as he goes
on within his daily routine(shoe making). Dr. Manette leaving prison and Lucie becomes the
golden thread of his life, keeping him together and soon returning him to how he is prior to the
imprisonment. Dickens writes, Charles ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Dr. Manette, Sydney Carton, and Charles Darnay all resurrected for their love to Lucie.
Resurrections can be more than returning from the dead: you can resurrect for a bad start or
hard time and in turn have a great experience. Jesus wants to sacrifice himself to save his people
just like Sydney Charton saved Charles for Lucie. The crowd crying for the guillotine and the
crowd yelling at Jesus. Though there would alway be a few people on the lives ones to watch in
silence and disbelief. Sydney has a friend just like jesus has ?? carry the cross for him. Sydney
carton was very much like Jesus he is
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Erikson s Stages Of My Life
Phrases such as you are turning into your mother or that s so something mom would say/do,
have become increasingly more common with each passing year of my life. I have come to
accept the fact that not only do my mother and I favor in appearance, but also in many behavioral
way as well. My mother recently turned 46, and I chose her as my person of interest because it is
the closest I will ever get to interviewing my futureself. As well as I know my mother, I have never
had the opportunity to analyze her development and her current stage of life. It is amazing what
one can learn and take away from a few simple questions when they are based on theory, especially
Erikson s.
It is clear to see every one of Erikson s stages play out within my mother s life. As a 46 year old
woman, she has achieved most all of the beginning stages, such as autonomy and industry, but it
was not until after she was married, at age 22, that she gained a more clear and confident identity
while she simultaneously worked toward achieving intimacy. Though Erikson believed that one
must have a secure self identity before moving onto the next stage, which includes marriage, it is
evident in the case of my mother that the relationships she formed after marriage are what makes
up the majority of her current identity. In stage seven she developed a mature love and fully found
her identity through experiences as a mother and wife. She even went as far as to say that she
would have most likely turned
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Phrases such as you are turning into your mother or that s so something mom would say/do,
have become increasingly more common with each passing year of my life. I have come to
accept the fact that not only do my mother and I favor in appearance, but also in many behavioral
way as well. My mother recently turned 46, and I chose her as my person of interest because it is
the closest I will ever get to interviewing my futureself. As well as I know my mother, I have never
had the opportunity to analyze her development and her current stage of life. It is amazing what
one can learn and take away from a few simple questions when they are based on theory, especially
Erikson s.
It is clear to see every one of Erikson s stages play out within my mother s life. As a 46 year old
woman, she has achieved most all of the beginning stages, such as autonomy and industry, but it
was not until after she was married, at age 22, that she gained a more clear and confident identity
while she simultaneously worked toward achieving intimacy. Though Erikson believed that one
must have a secure self identity before moving onto the next stage, which includes marriage, it is
evident in the case of my mother that the relationships she formed after marriage are what makes
up the majority of her current identity. In stage seven she developed a mature love and fully found
her identity through experiences as a mother and wife. She even went as far as to say that she
would have most likely turned
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Analysis Of The Book The Hardy Boys
The Hardy Boys series written by various authors, all under the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon
has been around for a very long time. Their first appearance was in 1927, and they have survived
numerous reboots and reprints since then. Part of their charm, especially for kids, is that, unlike
Sherlock Holmes and other popular detectives, they are teenagers. Like their readers, they have
school, chores, and church on Sunday. This essay will focus, as far as plot is concerned on the
first book The Tower Treasure, the differences between the Hardy Boysand typical detective fiction,
as well as on the cultural impact of the books. The Tower Treasure begins with the sons of private
detective Fenton Hardy running an errand for their father. The errand and their lives are almost cut
short, however by a speeding car that nearly runs them off the road. They survive the incident, and
continue on, completing their errand successfully. They then detour to the farm of Chet Morton, a
school chum of the Hardy boys [who] lived on a farm about a mile out of Bayport (Dixon 14).
On the way to Chet s they discover the car that almost killed them overturned. They examine the
wreck to find that it has been abandoned. Upon arriving at Chet s, they discover that his jalopy,
the Queen has been stolen. They drive into their hometown of Bayport, where they run into Callie
Shaw. Callie accuses Chet of lending his car to someone who then hit her and ruined a cake she
was carrying for a neighbor. They
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The Hardy Boys series written by various authors, all under the pseudonym Franklin W. Dixon
has been around for a very long time. Their first appearance was in 1927, and they have survived
numerous reboots and reprints since then. Part of their charm, especially for kids, is that, unlike
Sherlock Holmes and other popular detectives, they are teenagers. Like their readers, they have
school, chores, and church on Sunday. This essay will focus, as far as plot is concerned on the
first book The Tower Treasure, the differences between the Hardy Boysand typical detective fiction,
as well as on the cultural impact of the books. The Tower Treasure begins with the sons of private
detective Fenton Hardy running an errand for their father. The errand and their lives are almost cut
short, however by a speeding car that nearly runs them off the road. They survive the incident, and
continue on, completing their errand successfully. They then detour to the farm of Chet Morton, a
school chum of the Hardy boys [who] lived on a farm about a mile out of Bayport (Dixon 14).
On the way to Chet s they discover the car that almost killed them overturned. They examine the
wreck to find that it has been abandoned. Upon arriving at Chet s, they discover that his jalopy,
the Queen has been stolen. They drive into their hometown of Bayport, where they run into Callie
Shaw. Callie accuses Chet of lending his car to someone who then hit her and ruined a cake she
was carrying for a neighbor. They
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Purpose And Symbolism Of The Leather Belt
The object that I chose to discuss is the Leather Belt. This object came from one of the most well
known Native American tribes in the United States, the Navajo. The Navajo tribe was, and
currently is, located within the four states of Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado also known
as the Four Corners of the southwestern United States. Many people in the region still speak the
Navajo language, as well as English. The Leather Belt was originally made of leather and strapped
with eight silver conchas, the Spanish word for shells. Some believe that the Native Americans
stole this idea from the Mexicans. Within each shell, there is a silver coin design that has been
stamped onto the concha. In order to attach the shells to the belt, each... Show more content on
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When the Mission was initially constructed, many people would depend on the Mission for food
and supplies. They would starve since they were always reliant on additional Missions and New
Spain to send them food. Not only were the living conditions hard at the Mission, but the rules
were demanding as well. The way of life at Mission Santa Barbara comprised of waking up at
sunrise each morning for great prayer then going to work on the Mission. Work was not equal for
everyone. Men, women and children were busy with their own jobs and those kept everyone busy
throughout the day. Men would mostly go through hard labor in the fields and take care of the
crops that were being gathered, or monitor the cattle. On the other hand, women and children
classically remained inside the Mission and finished routine chores. Everyone who lived in the
Mission understood that they were likely to follow the Father s schedule and lifestyle. Not
everybody could withstand such a strict lifestyle based on prayer and work; therefore, many
individuals, particularly the Native Americans who were not accustomed to this lifestyle, would try
to escape from Mission
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The object that I chose to discuss is the Leather Belt. This object came from one of the most well
known Native American tribes in the United States, the Navajo. The Navajo tribe was, and
currently is, located within the four states of Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Colorado also known
as the Four Corners of the southwestern United States. Many people in the region still speak the
Navajo language, as well as English. The Leather Belt was originally made of leather and strapped
with eight silver conchas, the Spanish word for shells. Some believe that the Native Americans
stole this idea from the Mexicans. Within each shell, there is a silver coin design that has been
stamped onto the concha. In order to attach the shells to the belt, each... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
When the Mission was initially constructed, many people would depend on the Mission for food
and supplies. They would starve since they were always reliant on additional Missions and New
Spain to send them food. Not only were the living conditions hard at the Mission, but the rules
were demanding as well. The way of life at Mission Santa Barbara comprised of waking up at
sunrise each morning for great prayer then going to work on the Mission. Work was not equal for
everyone. Men, women and children were busy with their own jobs and those kept everyone busy
throughout the day. Men would mostly go through hard labor in the fields and take care of the
crops that were being gathered, or monitor the cattle. On the other hand, women and children
classically remained inside the Mission and finished routine chores. Everyone who lived in the
Mission understood that they were likely to follow the Father s schedule and lifestyle. Not
everybody could withstand such a strict lifestyle based on prayer and work; therefore, many
individuals, particularly the Native Americans who were not accustomed to this lifestyle, would try
to escape from Mission
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Away From Her
The film Away From Her, is a screenplay adaptation from the short story Bear came over the
Mountain by Alice Munro. The story focuses around the relationship of Fiona and Grant, an
Ontario couple married over 40 years. The couple is forced to face that fact that Fionas
forgetfulness is actually Alzheimers disease. After Fiona wanders away and is found after being
lost, she realizes that she can no longer live at home. Fiona has too much self pride for herself, and
too much pity for Grant, to subject him to her deteriorating mind. She makes the decision on her
own to check into a comfortable nearby nursing home. The nursing home they choose has a no
visitors policy for the first thirty days of the patients stay, to let them adjust to their... Show more
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Even her appointment with the doctor, she was using humour in some form to answer the doctors
question. I think the use of humour is a coping mechanism for Fiona, but also shows her strength
of character. Fionas acceptance of her diagnosis is shown through her swift actions and her positive
behaviour such as humour, proves her strength of character. I think that this adds to the proof of her
real courage and strength, which helps to give evidence to her and Grants marriage being able to last
over forty years.
The last item that I believe the director wanted to address was the idea of a sexual relationship
among older adults. In a few parts of the movie, there are intimate encounters between Fiona and
Grant, and Grant and Marian. Many films, for example the Notebook, and others that deal with
people in their 60s and 70s, give off the idea that they are very sweet and sexless. Although it is
somewhat seem as taboo that elderly dont engage in sexual activity, I think that Polley used this as
part of a way to show the true honesty of the relationship. We are not given some cookie cutter
idea of the marriage. Polley used the opportunity of showcasing intimacy among older people, as a
sign that there is a reason why people are together for so long. There arent just meaningful
conversations; there is actual chemistry still there between two people after all those years. There
is truth to the relationship, whether it be their apparent
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The film Away From Her, is a screenplay adaptation from the short story Bear came over the
Mountain by Alice Munro. The story focuses around the relationship of Fiona and Grant, an
Ontario couple married over 40 years. The couple is forced to face that fact that Fionas
forgetfulness is actually Alzheimers disease. After Fiona wanders away and is found after being
lost, she realizes that she can no longer live at home. Fiona has too much self pride for herself, and
too much pity for Grant, to subject him to her deteriorating mind. She makes the decision on her
own to check into a comfortable nearby nursing home. The nursing home they choose has a no
visitors policy for the first thirty days of the patients stay, to let them adjust to their... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Even her appointment with the doctor, she was using humour in some form to answer the doctors
question. I think the use of humour is a coping mechanism for Fiona, but also shows her strength
of character. Fionas acceptance of her diagnosis is shown through her swift actions and her positive
behaviour such as humour, proves her strength of character. I think that this adds to the proof of her
real courage and strength, which helps to give evidence to her and Grants marriage being able to last
over forty years.
The last item that I believe the director wanted to address was the idea of a sexual relationship
among older adults. In a few parts of the movie, there are intimate encounters between Fiona and
Grant, and Grant and Marian. Many films, for example the Notebook, and others that deal with
people in their 60s and 70s, give off the idea that they are very sweet and sexless. Although it is
somewhat seem as taboo that elderly dont engage in sexual activity, I think that Polley used this as
part of a way to show the true honesty of the relationship. We are not given some cookie cutter
idea of the marriage. Polley used the opportunity of showcasing intimacy among older people, as a
sign that there is a reason why people are together for so long. There arent just meaningful
conversations; there is actual chemistry still there between two people after all those years. There
is truth to the relationship, whether it be their apparent
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Make and Receive Telephone Calls
Make and Receive Telephone Calls
This unit is about making and receiving telephone calls and transferring calls, when necessary, in a
business environment.
1 Understand how to make telephone calls.
1.1Describe the different features of telephone systems and how to use them.
Telephone systems have many different features this allows us to handle and manage calls in a
professional manner.
Call holding places a caller on hold so you can perform another task. This could be to locate
paperwork, find client/customer details, retrieve information from another member of staff or
contact another colleague to divert the call along to.
Call waiting lets you know when there is a caller waiting on another line and wishes to speak to you.
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Whenever you make a call you are your companies representative so it is always important to be
as polite and as helpful as possible as this may in turn create more custom for your business.
1.6Explain the purpose of summarising the outcomes of a telephone conversation before ending the
call.
Summarising is important so both parties involved are sure of the information that has been
exchanged, it also ensures all questions are answered fully. For example during a long conversation
about several different products your company produces you say В Ј5 per unit but the caller thinks
you said 5 units per В Ј so summarising will prevent misunderstanding and incorrect information
being relayed in a different company. Also if the conversation was long some finer details may
have been missed simply due to the large amount of information discussed. Some companies have a
policy were a courtesy email is sent to the caller in which all the information from the call has been
summarised and additional information can be added.
1.7Describe how to identify problems and who to refer them to.
When a call comes into the office always take a name (full if possible and preferably) and the
company they are calling from, try and obtain from the caller either what the problem is exactly or
from which department the problem arisen from and if they know who within the department they
spoke to. Pass message along to department or relevant staff and see what information can be found
to
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Make and Receive Telephone Calls
This unit is about making and receiving telephone calls and transferring calls, when necessary, in a
business environment.
1 Understand how to make telephone calls.
1.1Describe the different features of telephone systems and how to use them.
Telephone systems have many different features this allows us to handle and manage calls in a
professional manner.
Call holding places a caller on hold so you can perform another task. This could be to locate
paperwork, find client/customer details, retrieve information from another member of staff or
contact another colleague to divert the call along to.
Call waiting lets you know when there is a caller waiting on another line and wishes to speak to you.
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whenever you make a call you are your companies representative so it is always important to be
as polite and as helpful as possible as this may in turn create more custom for your business.
1.6Explain the purpose of summarising the outcomes of a telephone conversation before ending the
call.
Summarising is important so both parties involved are sure of the information that has been
exchanged, it also ensures all questions are answered fully. For example during a long conversation
about several different products your company produces you say В Ј5 per unit but the caller thinks
you said 5 units per В Ј so summarising will prevent misunderstanding and incorrect information
being relayed in a different company. Also if the conversation was long some finer details may
have been missed simply due to the large amount of information discussed. Some companies have a
policy were a courtesy email is sent to the caller in which all the information from the call has been
summarised and additional information can be added.
1.7Describe how to identify problems and who to refer them to.
When a call comes into the office always take a name (full if possible and preferably) and the
company they are calling from, try and obtain from the caller either what the problem is exactly or
from which department the problem arisen from and if they know who within the department they
spoke to. Pass message along to department or relevant staff and see what information can be found
to
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Iron Deficiency Anemia Research Paper
Iron deficiency anemia is a common type of anemia condition in which blood lacks adequate
healthy red blood cells. Red blood cells carry oxygen to the body s tissues. As Stated in the name
Iron deficiency anemia is lack of iron in the blood cells . Without enough iron your body can not
produce enough iron to put into your red bloodcells that enables them to carry oxygen . As a result
of this problem low iron may leave you tired with shortness of breathe. Many causes of iron
deficiency include blood loss , if you lose a lot of blood , you lose some iron. Women are more
likely to have Iron Deficiency Anemia because of heavy menstrual bleeding and pregnancy .
According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), an estimated 20 percent of
women of childbearing age have iron deficiency anemia. A lack of iron in your diet can cause Iron
deficiency anemia as well because your body regulates and gets iron from the foodyou eat . For
example if you eat various amounts of greens , meats and eggs your iron level will be high and
good but if you lack any of those foods or eat too little your iron level will become iron deficient.
Inability to absorb iron is another way you can become iron deficiency , your body... Show more
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Poor appetite occurs especially in infants and children with iron deficiency anemia . If you have
any of these symptoms immediately make an appointment and consult with your doctor , anemia
isn t a self treatable disease nor is it something you should ignore
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Iron deficiency anemia is a common type of anemia condition in which blood lacks adequate
healthy red blood cells. Red blood cells carry oxygen to the body s tissues. As Stated in the name
Iron deficiency anemia is lack of iron in the blood cells . Without enough iron your body can not
produce enough iron to put into your red bloodcells that enables them to carry oxygen . As a result
of this problem low iron may leave you tired with shortness of breathe. Many causes of iron
deficiency include blood loss , if you lose a lot of blood , you lose some iron. Women are more
likely to have Iron Deficiency Anemia because of heavy menstrual bleeding and pregnancy .
According to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), an estimated 20 percent of
women of childbearing age have iron deficiency anemia. A lack of iron in your diet can cause Iron
deficiency anemia as well because your body regulates and gets iron from the foodyou eat . For
example if you eat various amounts of greens , meats and eggs your iron level will be high and
good but if you lack any of those foods or eat too little your iron level will become iron deficient.
Inability to absorb iron is another way you can become iron deficiency , your body... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Poor appetite occurs especially in infants and children with iron deficiency anemia . If you have
any of these symptoms immediately make an appointment and consult with your doctor , anemia
isn t a self treatable disease nor is it something you should ignore
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Reasons For Corruption In Thailand
Who is responsible for the Corruption in Thailand? Thailand is one of the most beautiful places in
the world. It s full of beautiful beaches, cities and wonderful food, however it is also home to a
great amount of corruption. I like to believe that the corruption in Thailand is caused by
globalization, the process where businesses or organizations gain international influence. Therefore
this research is based off of the question how are big corporations responsible for the corruptionin
Thailand? Big corporations are responsible for the corruption in Thailand because of briberyand
violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
What are the working conditions in the factories in Thailand? The working conditions in these
corporation s factories are unacceptable. According to the article titled Former Nike Factory
Worker Shares Story of Abusive Working Conditions written by Hyun Soo Lee. Noi Supalai (a
garment worker in Thailand) ...has faced years of harsh and abusive working conditions as a
garment worker in her home country of Thailand. Not only did they go through harsh working
condition but also according to the same article It had been two months that we did not get paid.
This proved that the working conditions in Thailand were very bad and unfair to the workers. This
also proves that corporations like this are causing the corruption by letting this happen.
What is being done against corruption in Thailand? Currently in Thailand, one of the
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Who is responsible for the Corruption in Thailand? Thailand is one of the most beautiful places in
the world. It s full of beautiful beaches, cities and wonderful food, however it is also home to a
great amount of corruption. I like to believe that the corruption in Thailand is caused by
globalization, the process where businesses or organizations gain international influence. Therefore
this research is based off of the question how are big corporations responsible for the corruptionin
Thailand? Big corporations are responsible for the corruption in Thailand because of briberyand
violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
What are the working conditions in the factories in Thailand? The working conditions in these
corporation s factories are unacceptable. According to the article titled Former Nike Factory
Worker Shares Story of Abusive Working Conditions written by Hyun Soo Lee. Noi Supalai (a
garment worker in Thailand) ...has faced years of harsh and abusive working conditions as a
garment worker in her home country of Thailand. Not only did they go through harsh working
condition but also according to the same article It had been two months that we did not get paid.
This proved that the working conditions in Thailand were very bad and unfair to the workers. This
also proves that corporations like this are causing the corruption by letting this happen.
What is being done against corruption in Thailand? Currently in Thailand, one of the
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Trifles Essay
Moshe Fogelman
Mr. Feinstein
English 10 H
28 May 2017
Exploring Existentialism
Sartre s belief you are the sole author of your own existence stands true. Glaspell s Trifles uses
feminism and Eliot s ...Prufrock uses prisoners to respectively exemplify Sartre s stance. Glaspell s
Trifles uses feminism to exemplify Sartre s position. Glaspell illustrates socially superior men who
order the women to remain downstairs while the men investigate, thereby highlighting the women s
inferior societal status; Glaspell further instills the female subjugation as the men use their own last
names to summon the housewives (i.e. Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Wright), rather than using the women s
individual first names. Therefore, Glaspell s women make the ... Show more content on
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Eliot depicts Prufrock s personal reminiscence, Prufrock notes his decisions and revisions and
further revisions, which stand as the protagonist s fundamental remembrances as important choices
inscribing his tabula rosa and formulating his essence. Additionally, Eliot presents his meager man
choosing to avoid choice, which ironically reflects a profound choice; clearly, Prufrock chooses
indecision and, thereby, molds his psychologically painful and hesitant essence. However, a
dichotomy does exist. Perhaps, Eliot rejects Sartre s position you are the sole author of your
own existence since Eliot depicts vacuous, pseudo intellectual women who talk shallowly of
Michelangelo, rather than using the powerful freedom to choose and self define. However, this
perspective rings erroneous since the women, much like Camus Sisyphean understanding, own
and choose to live this vacuous life, thereby constructing their own fulfilling essence. If I could
talk to Sartre today, I would ask him the following: I m a sixteen year old orthodox Jew and
religion hounds my ability to choose. My parents, school Rabbis, pulpit Rabbi, synagogue
Cantor, and inflexible religious laws squeeze my future s trajectory into a narrow, straight path,
so how can I possibly sculpt my own essence? Iron blue and white (the Israeli flag) chains confine
my meager freedom to choose and deadbolt other views and paths. I suppose I can still make some
choices, even though my freedom to do so
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Moshe Fogelman
Mr. Feinstein
English 10 H
28 May 2017
Exploring Existentialism
Sartre s belief you are the sole author of your own existence stands true. Glaspell s Trifles uses
feminism and Eliot s ...Prufrock uses prisoners to respectively exemplify Sartre s stance. Glaspell s
Trifles uses feminism to exemplify Sartre s position. Glaspell illustrates socially superior men who
order the women to remain downstairs while the men investigate, thereby highlighting the women s
inferior societal status; Glaspell further instills the female subjugation as the men use their own last
names to summon the housewives (i.e. Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Wright), rather than using the women s
individual first names. Therefore, Glaspell s women make the ... Show more content on
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Eliot depicts Prufrock s personal reminiscence, Prufrock notes his decisions and revisions and
further revisions, which stand as the protagonist s fundamental remembrances as important choices
inscribing his tabula rosa and formulating his essence. Additionally, Eliot presents his meager man
choosing to avoid choice, which ironically reflects a profound choice; clearly, Prufrock chooses
indecision and, thereby, molds his psychologically painful and hesitant essence. However, a
dichotomy does exist. Perhaps, Eliot rejects Sartre s position you are the sole author of your
own existence since Eliot depicts vacuous, pseudo intellectual women who talk shallowly of
Michelangelo, rather than using the powerful freedom to choose and self define. However, this
perspective rings erroneous since the women, much like Camus Sisyphean understanding, own
and choose to live this vacuous life, thereby constructing their own fulfilling essence. If I could
talk to Sartre today, I would ask him the following: I m a sixteen year old orthodox Jew and
religion hounds my ability to choose. My parents, school Rabbis, pulpit Rabbi, synagogue
Cantor, and inflexible religious laws squeeze my future s trajectory into a narrow, straight path,
so how can I possibly sculpt my own essence? Iron blue and white (the Israeli flag) chains confine
my meager freedom to choose and deadbolt other views and paths. I suppose I can still make some
choices, even though my freedom to do so
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The Odyssey By Homer s Odyssey
Homer s Odyssey is the only surviving poem from a cycle of poems called the Nostoi ( the
Returns ), which told of the returns home of the various Greek heroes at Troy (Norcott, 2012).
The Odyssey is one of many accounts of the Greek heroes that took part in the Trojan War.
Odysseus story was just one that survived after all of these years. The story came out as an Epic
only because of how the people revered the heroes as they started many trends, such as Odysseus
Trojan horse. These epics lie at the beginning of the Western canon of literature, and have had an
enormous influence on the history of literature. (Homer, 2015). These writings were the beginning
of understanding and getting information across many nations. Among many translations, the basis
of the epithet is that the underlying message is important. The said message will be gone into
depth later on. Homer s works, which are about fifty percent speeches, provided models in
persuasive speaking and writing... (Homer, 2015). His works seemed too real. ...that were emulated
throughout the ancient and medieval Greek worlds. (Homer, 2015). You can say that The Odyssey
has influenced many generations. The style has been copied for many, many years and was at one
point the only way of writing or telling of monumental journeys like Odysseus . Odysseus
adventures and growth are much more prevalent in the Odyssey than those of any other character
(Lower, 2015). He begins on Calypso s island, where he has everything,
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Homer s Odyssey is the only surviving poem from a cycle of poems called the Nostoi ( the
Returns ), which told of the returns home of the various Greek heroes at Troy (Norcott, 2012).
The Odyssey is one of many accounts of the Greek heroes that took part in the Trojan War.
Odysseus story was just one that survived after all of these years. The story came out as an Epic
only because of how the people revered the heroes as they started many trends, such as Odysseus
Trojan horse. These epics lie at the beginning of the Western canon of literature, and have had an
enormous influence on the history of literature. (Homer, 2015). These writings were the beginning
of understanding and getting information across many nations. Among many translations, the basis
of the epithet is that the underlying message is important. The said message will be gone into
depth later on. Homer s works, which are about fifty percent speeches, provided models in
persuasive speaking and writing... (Homer, 2015). His works seemed too real. ...that were emulated
throughout the ancient and medieval Greek worlds. (Homer, 2015). You can say that The Odyssey
has influenced many generations. The style has been copied for many, many years and was at one
point the only way of writing or telling of monumental journeys like Odysseus . Odysseus
adventures and growth are much more prevalent in the Odyssey than those of any other character
(Lower, 2015). He begins on Calypso s island, where he has everything,
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Keynes Theory Of Business Cycles Essay
Keynes Theory of Business Cycles
Introduction
A business cycle refers to a phenomenon of alternating periods of expansion and contraction in
economic activity. In many cases such as have been witnessed in free market nations including the
USA and Great Britain, economic growth is characterized by long run upward GNP growth,
followed by large periodic short run fluctuations in economic activity. The economic period
associated with high income, output and unemployment, is also known as upswing expansion or
prosperity. The economic period associated with low income, output and unemployment is also
referred to as downswing, contraction, recession or depression. These economic fluctuations are
called trade cycles because they tend to occur in a recurrent manner (Knoop, 2009, p.39). Although
various theories explain this phenomenon, this essay analyzes Keynes theory of trade cycles and
explains how banking or finance comes into perspective.
Phases of the Business Cycle Figure 27.0: Phases of the Business Cycle
Source: (Pilkington, 2014).
As can be seen from figure 27.0 above, business cycles occur in four distinct phases including:
Expansion, downturn, recession, and recovery. He first phase is the expansion phase which may
also referred to as boom, upswing or prosperity. The second phase is the Peak also known as the
upper turning point. The third phase is the contraction which may also be referred to as downswing,
recession, or depression. The fourth phase is the trough
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Keynes Theory of Business Cycles
Introduction
A business cycle refers to a phenomenon of alternating periods of expansion and contraction in
economic activity. In many cases such as have been witnessed in free market nations including the
USA and Great Britain, economic growth is characterized by long run upward GNP growth,
followed by large periodic short run fluctuations in economic activity. The economic period
associated with high income, output and unemployment, is also known as upswing expansion or
prosperity. The economic period associated with low income, output and unemployment is also
referred to as downswing, contraction, recession or depression. These economic fluctuations are
called trade cycles because they tend to occur in a recurrent manner (Knoop, 2009, p.39). Although
various theories explain this phenomenon, this essay analyzes Keynes theory of trade cycles and
explains how banking or finance comes into perspective.
Phases of the Business Cycle Figure 27.0: Phases of the Business Cycle
Source: (Pilkington, 2014).
As can be seen from figure 27.0 above, business cycles occur in four distinct phases including:
Expansion, downturn, recession, and recovery. He first phase is the expansion phase which may
also referred to as boom, upswing or prosperity. The second phase is the Peak also known as the
upper turning point. The third phase is the contraction which may also be referred to as downswing,
recession, or depression. The fourth phase is the trough
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No Matter Of Two Parents
Introduction No matter of two parents are married or not, they both are obligated to support their
children. Most states have specific rules and guidelines when it comes to determining the financial
responsibilities of parents and ensuring that they pay support for their children, included in those
states is Illinois. Even though parents can agree about child support, they must, at minimum, receive
approval by court and meet the guidelines outlined in the law. When it comes to child support, the
right belongs to the child, not the parents, so the law ensures that the children receive the support
that they are entitled to.
Illinois Law Child support; contempt; penalties. (a) In a proceeding for dissolution of marriage,
legal separation, declaration of invalidity of marriage, a proceeding for child support following
dissolution of the marriage by a court which lacked personal jurisdiction over the absent spouse,
a proceeding for modification of a previous order for child support under Section 510 of this Act
[750 ILCS 5/510], or any proceeding authorized under Section 501 or 601 of this Act [750 ILCS
5/501or 750 ILCS 5/601], the court may order either or both parents owing a duty of support to a
child of the marriage to pay an amount reasonable and necessary for his support, without regard to
marital misconduct. The duty of support owed to a child includes the obligation to provide for the
reasonable and necessary physical, mental and emotional health needs of the
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Introduction No matter of two parents are married or not, they both are obligated to support their
children. Most states have specific rules and guidelines when it comes to determining the financial
responsibilities of parents and ensuring that they pay support for their children, included in those
states is Illinois. Even though parents can agree about child support, they must, at minimum, receive
approval by court and meet the guidelines outlined in the law. When it comes to child support, the
right belongs to the child, not the parents, so the law ensures that the children receive the support
that they are entitled to.
Illinois Law Child support; contempt; penalties. (a) In a proceeding for dissolution of marriage,
legal separation, declaration of invalidity of marriage, a proceeding for child support following
dissolution of the marriage by a court which lacked personal jurisdiction over the absent spouse,
a proceeding for modification of a previous order for child support under Section 510 of this Act
[750 ILCS 5/510], or any proceeding authorized under Section 501 or 601 of this Act [750 ILCS
5/501or 750 ILCS 5/601], the court may order either or both parents owing a duty of support to a
child of the marriage to pay an amount reasonable and necessary for his support, without regard to
marital misconduct. The duty of support owed to a child includes the obligation to provide for the
reasonable and necessary physical, mental and emotional health needs of the
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Edward Hopper Painted The Night Hawks
In 1942, American artist Edward Hopper painted The Night Hawks. This oil painting, is a 33 1
/8th in. x 60 in. piece. Hopper used oil paint on canvas, to create this piece. Currently this piece is
located at the Art Institute of Chicago. In The Night Hawks, a city diner is depicted sometime
at night. The buildings and diner design, are consistent with a city setting. Within the diner, there
are 4 people present. Three of these people appear to be customers, while the other is working at
the diner. There are three men present in the picture, and one woman. Due to the clothes they are
wearing, we know that this diner is set sometime before 1960. After looking at the painting, I
believe that this is either an exact depiction of a real life diner, or the painting was inspired by a
real life diner. Within this painting, there are many different elements of design that Hopper uses
to create this scene. The first element of design within this painting is, the use of light and
shadows. Hopper uses light and shadows, to create the visual of nighttime within the painting.
Within the restaurant, very bright colors are used to create the walls. Using light colors in this
way, makes it appear as if the walls of the diner are reflecting light. In addition, the countertop
within the diner appears to be glossy, and has reflections in it. This effect also aids in making the
illusion of light within the diner. Outside of the dinner, light can be seen on the buildings across the
street. This
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In 1942, American artist Edward Hopper painted The Night Hawks. This oil painting, is a 33 1
/8th in. x 60 in. piece. Hopper used oil paint on canvas, to create this piece. Currently this piece is
located at the Art Institute of Chicago. In The Night Hawks, a city diner is depicted sometime
at night. The buildings and diner design, are consistent with a city setting. Within the diner, there
are 4 people present. Three of these people appear to be customers, while the other is working at
the diner. There are three men present in the picture, and one woman. Due to the clothes they are
wearing, we know that this diner is set sometime before 1960. After looking at the painting, I
believe that this is either an exact depiction of a real life diner, or the painting was inspired by a
real life diner. Within this painting, there are many different elements of design that Hopper uses
to create this scene. The first element of design within this painting is, the use of light and
shadows. Hopper uses light and shadows, to create the visual of nighttime within the painting.
Within the restaurant, very bright colors are used to create the walls. Using light colors in this
way, makes it appear as if the walls of the diner are reflecting light. In addition, the countertop
within the diner appears to be glossy, and has reflections in it. This effect also aids in making the
illusion of light within the diner. Outside of the dinner, light can be seen on the buildings across the
street. This
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Brazoria County Environmental Analysis
I grew up in the small town of Sweeny, Texas in Brazoria County. Brazoria County has a
population of over 330,000 people and about 1,600 thousand square miles long. The majority of
Brazoria County is a combination of small towns that gradually get bigger as you get towards the
Houston area. About 77.5% of the population is white, 13.5 is African American, 6.8 is Asian and
the other 2.2 percent makes up many different races. The overall health ranking of Brazoria
County is 23 out of 234 in 2017 (County Health Ranking). Compared to other counties, Brazoria
County overall quality of living is about average. We do not have any alarming health issues that
are through the roof but that does not mean that we do not have health issues that need to be
addressed.
Growing up in the southern part of Brazoria County, I can honestly say that our biggest health
issue would have to be our diets. We enjoy the taste of southern style cooking where I come from
and to us it does not seem too bad until we develop health problems. Surrounding the majority of
the small towns in Brazoria county are rivers, creeks, bayous and a lot of land, for the ... Show more
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It is common to see teenagers smoking marijuana or drinking in this day and time. Majority of
adults that drink and smoke started when they were in junior high. Growing up in Sweeny, quite a
few of my classmates started drinking, dipping (chewing tobacco), and smoking in the 7th or 8th
grade. It only got worse as they got to high school because it became easier to get ahold of it at
parties. These acts have been encouraged or turned a blind eye to because some parents do not see
the harm in it. Out of the three, underage drinking took a toll on your county the most. Every year
there has been two or three teenagers who have lost their lives due to drinking and driving. Alcohol
impaired driving deaths has risen to 36% according to County Health
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I grew up in the small town of Sweeny, Texas in Brazoria County. Brazoria County has a
population of over 330,000 people and about 1,600 thousand square miles long. The majority of
Brazoria County is a combination of small towns that gradually get bigger as you get towards the
Houston area. About 77.5% of the population is white, 13.5 is African American, 6.8 is Asian and
the other 2.2 percent makes up many different races. The overall health ranking of Brazoria
County is 23 out of 234 in 2017 (County Health Ranking). Compared to other counties, Brazoria
County overall quality of living is about average. We do not have any alarming health issues that
are through the roof but that does not mean that we do not have health issues that need to be
addressed.
Growing up in the southern part of Brazoria County, I can honestly say that our biggest health
issue would have to be our diets. We enjoy the taste of southern style cooking where I come from
and to us it does not seem too bad until we develop health problems. Surrounding the majority of
the small towns in Brazoria county are rivers, creeks, bayous and a lot of land, for the ... Show more
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It is common to see teenagers smoking marijuana or drinking in this day and time. Majority of
adults that drink and smoke started when they were in junior high. Growing up in Sweeny, quite a
few of my classmates started drinking, dipping (chewing tobacco), and smoking in the 7th or 8th
grade. It only got worse as they got to high school because it became easier to get ahold of it at
parties. These acts have been encouraged or turned a blind eye to because some parents do not see
the harm in it. Out of the three, underage drinking took a toll on your county the most. Every year
there has been two or three teenagers who have lost their lives due to drinking and driving. Alcohol
impaired driving deaths has risen to 36% according to County Health
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How Did Civilization Influence The Aztec Civilization
The panic in the eyes of the Aztec emperor s victim escalated hastily, making nothing
comprehensible and fearing what the life ahead of him has in store. Taking advantage of each
element of the human body, the most important reason for sacrificing humans was donating the
blood of the victim to one of the gods. The Aztecs utilized every resource and every part of the
resource available to them to make them a proficient and accomplished civilization. The Aztec
civilization adapted their way of life in Mesoamericato become a notorious culture; from their
advanced rituals and authority they continue their legacy to today. The Aztec culture had a large
and complex justice system, some parts still used today, that helped them become the advanced...
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The Aztecs settled on marshy land which over time led to crop failure. To fix this, Aztec
engineers had to come up with an idea that would let them have success with their crops on the
marshy land. They came up with floating gardens that floated over the water and utilized the,
otherwise worthless, marshy land. As Lin Donn explains, the rafts were anchored to the bottom
of the lake, or to a strong tree in the marsh. The gardens were used to grow chili peppers, corn,
tomatoes, beans, and squash (Donn). The floating gardens allowed the Aztec civilization to
expand tremendously and accomplish more with the help of this new invention. In addition, they
also created a calendar based on the sun, as we still do today. Miguel Leon Portilla states, they
had an accurate calendar of years and months based on a complex of days and hours (Leon
Portilla, 28). The Aztecs had two calendars, however the three hundred sixty five day was the one
used most and was the most common in the society. All in all the Aztecs were advanced in their
math and science which helped them to prosper as a civilization. That then helped them develop
good relationships with other cultures, helping with their trade and
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The panic in the eyes of the Aztec emperor s victim escalated hastily, making nothing
comprehensible and fearing what the life ahead of him has in store. Taking advantage of each
element of the human body, the most important reason for sacrificing humans was donating the
blood of the victim to one of the gods. The Aztecs utilized every resource and every part of the
resource available to them to make them a proficient and accomplished civilization. The Aztec
civilization adapted their way of life in Mesoamericato become a notorious culture; from their
advanced rituals and authority they continue their legacy to today. The Aztec culture had a large
and complex justice system, some parts still used today, that helped them become the advanced...
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The Aztecs settled on marshy land which over time led to crop failure. To fix this, Aztec
engineers had to come up with an idea that would let them have success with their crops on the
marshy land. They came up with floating gardens that floated over the water and utilized the,
otherwise worthless, marshy land. As Lin Donn explains, the rafts were anchored to the bottom
of the lake, or to a strong tree in the marsh. The gardens were used to grow chili peppers, corn,
tomatoes, beans, and squash (Donn). The floating gardens allowed the Aztec civilization to
expand tremendously and accomplish more with the help of this new invention. In addition, they
also created a calendar based on the sun, as we still do today. Miguel Leon Portilla states, they
had an accurate calendar of years and months based on a complex of days and hours (Leon
Portilla, 28). The Aztecs had two calendars, however the three hundred sixty five day was the one
used most and was the most common in the society. All in all the Aztecs were advanced in their
math and science which helped them to prosper as a civilization. That then helped them develop
good relationships with other cultures, helping with their trade and
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What Does Individualism Mean In The Fountainhead Toohey
A Beautiful You To be beautiful means to be yourself. You don t need to be accepted by others. You
need to accept yourself. (author unknown) In Ayn Rand s The Fountainhead Toohey, the antagonist,
questions Roark on his thoughts towards Toohey, himself. Roark then replied in a distant manner
that he does not think of Toohey. Throughout the book, the reader may find themselves
contemplating Rand s purpose of presenting the contrasting ideas of conformity and Independence
despite the clear distinction apparent in exchange. Rand begins the novel by portraying Roark as
an uneducated but talented student of architecture; yet readers do not realize he is wise beyond
his years as he refuses to adhere to the rules of society. As the Dean talks to Roark about following
the rules of the university Roark fights... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For people like these characters, such as Toohey and Keating, does pleasing others fuel them
because they have approval or rather the satisfaction of being the center of attention? There was
so much to build that none of them thought of wasting structural effort on their own shelters
(Rand 507). If Toohey and Keating were so obsessed with the idea of pleasing people, it would
make sense for them to not care about their presence as they do others. In this novel it appeared
that most architectures don t care about their own house because the approval of others is
consuming them. These characters only want the approval so that their business may strive and
will be recognized as talented and a desired artist. They do not fret because of how their house
may perceive them but how their work perceives them. However, we should be concerned on how
people look upon us as Roark unknowingly does. Roark, being connected with his virtues, cares not
of others and their opinion, which yet again proves that he has not a concern about
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A Beautiful You To be beautiful means to be yourself. You don t need to be accepted by others. You
need to accept yourself. (author unknown) In Ayn Rand s The Fountainhead Toohey, the antagonist,
questions Roark on his thoughts towards Toohey, himself. Roark then replied in a distant manner
that he does not think of Toohey. Throughout the book, the reader may find themselves
contemplating Rand s purpose of presenting the contrasting ideas of conformity and Independence
despite the clear distinction apparent in exchange. Rand begins the novel by portraying Roark as
an uneducated but talented student of architecture; yet readers do not realize he is wise beyond
his years as he refuses to adhere to the rules of society. As the Dean talks to Roark about following
the rules of the university Roark fights... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For people like these characters, such as Toohey and Keating, does pleasing others fuel them
because they have approval or rather the satisfaction of being the center of attention? There was
so much to build that none of them thought of wasting structural effort on their own shelters
(Rand 507). If Toohey and Keating were so obsessed with the idea of pleasing people, it would
make sense for them to not care about their presence as they do others. In this novel it appeared
that most architectures don t care about their own house because the approval of others is
consuming them. These characters only want the approval so that their business may strive and
will be recognized as talented and a desired artist. They do not fret because of how their house
may perceive them but how their work perceives them. However, we should be concerned on how
people look upon us as Roark unknowingly does. Roark, being connected with his virtues, cares not
of others and their opinion, which yet again proves that he has not a concern about
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Capability Personal Statement
1.Capability you wish to improve and reason why improvement is needed:
I wish to improve my knowledge and understanding of the core areas of property law, equity and
trusts, constitutional law, criminal law and their roles in the Australian legal system and integration
with Torts and Contract law, so that I can become a well rounded and knowledgeable solicitor with
good analytical ability, sound judgment and attention to detail with my career as lawyer.
improvement in the knowledge of these core areas will also benefit in the understanding of how
one area of law interacts with another and progress my learning.
Strategy for improving this capability:
At the beginning of my current semester started a strategy of making very concise notes that are
more focused on my ability to memorise and study the important elements of the core units in a
grid like style, I have been doing this for all the units that I am currently enrolled in. Another
strategy I have found to be very helpful for improving my capabilities is a well planned calendar
with dedicated time to study certain subjects and when to take breaks from study.
I have also hired a private tutor to help and motivate give me an extra push in my studies and
manage my time.
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I also think it is important to recognise and stay up to date with the development of certain laws
when it comes to historical, political, Indigenous as they play a big part of Australian
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1.Capability you wish to improve and reason why improvement is needed:
I wish to improve my knowledge and understanding of the core areas of property law, equity and
trusts, constitutional law, criminal law and their roles in the Australian legal system and integration
with Torts and Contract law, so that I can become a well rounded and knowledgeable solicitor with
good analytical ability, sound judgment and attention to detail with my career as lawyer.
improvement in the knowledge of these core areas will also benefit in the understanding of how
one area of law interacts with another and progress my learning.
Strategy for improving this capability:
At the beginning of my current semester started a strategy of making very concise notes that are
more focused on my ability to memorise and study the important elements of the core units in a
grid like style, I have been doing this for all the units that I am currently enrolled in. Another
strategy I have found to be very helpful for improving my capabilities is a well planned calendar
with dedicated time to study certain subjects and when to take breaks from study.
I have also hired a private tutor to help and motivate give me an extra push in my studies and
manage my time.
2.Capability you wish to improve and reason why improvement is needed: ... Show more content on
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I also think it is important to recognise and stay up to date with the development of certain laws
when it comes to historical, political, Indigenous as they play a big part of Australian
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The Bureaucracy Of The Business World Of Greece
The bureaucracy found in the business world of Greece makes it even more difficult for innovation
to exist, according to the article: bureaucracy, laws, and rules exert particular influence in Greece
because they help make life more structured and less uncertain. In Greece, acquiring construction
permits, registering property, and enforcing contracts in courts require vast amounts of paperwork
and time. Thus, the rules which are in place to prevent uncertaintyin Greek businesses also inhibits
innovation which is already unlikely to occur because of the avoidance of uncertainty already
prevalent in Greek culture..
When it is very difficult to acquire various permits or register a property it obviously becomes less
likely that someone ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It could be argued, however, that American business writers are judging Greece s economy based
on their own ideas of how business is done. They may say that it is merely a coincidence that
Greece is struggling and happens to avoid uncertainty. It would be impossible to say that their
struggles are because of their tendencies to avoid uncertainty, but the weight of the previous
information given in this paper outlines the role uncertainty does play in the American corporate
world.
This is not the only argument to be made, however. The article from the Harvard Business Review
also charted out different country s innovation based on the European Commission Index
alongside their rating of uncertainty avoidance as determined by Hofstede s scale as well as the
level of Bureaucracy as according to the World Bank ranking. The chart demonstrates that, as a
general rule, countries which have a higher uncertainty avoidance also have less innovation and
more bureaucracy. While there are some discrepancies (Belgium has a 94 on uncertainty avoidance,
yet has a fairly high 63 on innovation; additionally, Portugal ranks 99 on uncertainty avoidance, but
has a quite low 25 in
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The bureaucracy found in the business world of Greece makes it even more difficult for innovation
to exist, according to the article: bureaucracy, laws, and rules exert particular influence in Greece
because they help make life more structured and less uncertain. In Greece, acquiring construction
permits, registering property, and enforcing contracts in courts require vast amounts of paperwork
and time. Thus, the rules which are in place to prevent uncertaintyin Greek businesses also inhibits
innovation which is already unlikely to occur because of the avoidance of uncertainty already
prevalent in Greek culture..
When it is very difficult to acquire various permits or register a property it obviously becomes less
likely that someone ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It could be argued, however, that American business writers are judging Greece s economy based
on their own ideas of how business is done. They may say that it is merely a coincidence that
Greece is struggling and happens to avoid uncertainty. It would be impossible to say that their
struggles are because of their tendencies to avoid uncertainty, but the weight of the previous
information given in this paper outlines the role uncertainty does play in the American corporate
world.
This is not the only argument to be made, however. The article from the Harvard Business Review
also charted out different country s innovation based on the European Commission Index
alongside their rating of uncertainty avoidance as determined by Hofstede s scale as well as the
level of Bureaucracy as according to the World Bank ranking. The chart demonstrates that, as a
general rule, countries which have a higher uncertainty avoidance also have less innovation and
more bureaucracy. While there are some discrepancies (Belgium has a 94 on uncertainty avoidance,
yet has a fairly high 63 on innovation; additionally, Portugal ranks 99 on uncertainty avoidance, but
has a quite low 25 in
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Comparing Bradstreet s Poems To My Dear And Loving Husband
Anne Bradstreet Reading Questions
Choose two of the following five questions and write a well developed essay response to each.
Look for ways to compare the poems that you choose to write about, and offer transitions that
indicate your comparison of the works. Use MLA format to document quotes from the text.
2. How do you see Bradstreet s Puritan beliefs regarding love illustrated in To My Dear and
Loving Husband? Consider the Puritan attitude towards earthly rewards versus heavenly rewards.
What is her ultimate reward for loving her husband as she describes in the poem? Compare her
attitude towards love in this poem with one other poem we have read this week. Consider the
different types of love and ways of expressing it.
Bradstreet s poem, To My Dear and Loving Husband demonstrates a strong confirmation to the
value placed on love and marriage, If ever two were one, then surely we (226). For a Puritan
woman, loving her husband and children and caring for their needs would have been her main
concern. She considers the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the first line of the poem she refers to the published collection of her work as an ill formed
offspring of my feeble brain (225). It is hard to discern if she was ashamed of her work or was
simply making excuses in advance in case her work was highly criticized. Either way she refers
to her work as her child in that she refers to herself as the mother . Her child has been snatched
from her hands and publically displayed, Till snatched from thence by friends...exposed to public
view, thereby exposing her and her innermost thoughts for all to read (225). She is very critical of
her work and refers to it as unfit for light (225). Furthermore, her words convey that the more she
looks at it, the more flaws she discovers, using the words blemish, spot, and homespun
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Anne Bradstreet Reading Questions
Choose two of the following five questions and write a well developed essay response to each.
Look for ways to compare the poems that you choose to write about, and offer transitions that
indicate your comparison of the works. Use MLA format to document quotes from the text.
2. How do you see Bradstreet s Puritan beliefs regarding love illustrated in To My Dear and
Loving Husband? Consider the Puritan attitude towards earthly rewards versus heavenly rewards.
What is her ultimate reward for loving her husband as she describes in the poem? Compare her
attitude towards love in this poem with one other poem we have read this week. Consider the
different types of love and ways of expressing it.
Bradstreet s poem, To My Dear and Loving Husband demonstrates a strong confirmation to the
value placed on love and marriage, If ever two were one, then surely we (226). For a Puritan
woman, loving her husband and children and caring for their needs would have been her main
concern. She considers the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the first line of the poem she refers to the published collection of her work as an ill formed
offspring of my feeble brain (225). It is hard to discern if she was ashamed of her work or was
simply making excuses in advance in case her work was highly criticized. Either way she refers
to her work as her child in that she refers to herself as the mother . Her child has been snatched
from her hands and publically displayed, Till snatched from thence by friends...exposed to public
view, thereby exposing her and her innermost thoughts for all to read (225). She is very critical of
her work and refers to it as unfit for light (225). Furthermore, her words convey that the more she
looks at it, the more flaws she discovers, using the words blemish, spot, and homespun
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Personal Legend InThe Alchemist, By Paulo Coehlo
To achieve one s Personal Legend, one must work hard to accomplish it. This is not an easy task
to do, especially when you are a young shepherd boy. The Alchemist is a novel written by Paulo
Coehlo. The main character is a boy, Santiago, which seeks out his Personal Legend and the
alchemist helps him discover himself along the way. In the novel, Coelho uses symbols, character
development, and setting to create a deeper meaning. Santiago does not use his own motivation to
pursue his Personal Legend, but it is through the efforts of others that his Personal Legend is
fulfilled.
In the novel, Coelho uses symbols of love, Urim, and Thummim, and sheep to create meaning
and emotion in the novel. Coelho uses the symbol of love, or Fatima to show her efforts in
Santiago s Personal Legend. My father went away one day, but he returned to my mother, and he
has always come back since then. (Coelho, 122). Santiago has a decision to make: stay in the
oasis, or go to the pyramids. Fatima tells him to go find his treasure and assures him she will be
waiting. Coelho demonstrates through Fatima Santiago s great love for her, which becomes a
motivational factor to return to when Santiago is on his journey. Without the help of Fatima, he
would have stayed in the oasis. Coelho uses Urim and Thummim to model Santiago s benightedness
and ignorance. I promised that I would make my own decisions, (Coelho, 41). Santiago is given a
gift of Urim and Thummim, which can predict the future
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To achieve one s Personal Legend, one must work hard to accomplish it. This is not an easy task
to do, especially when you are a young shepherd boy. The Alchemist is a novel written by Paulo
Coehlo. The main character is a boy, Santiago, which seeks out his Personal Legend and the
alchemist helps him discover himself along the way. In the novel, Coelho uses symbols, character
development, and setting to create a deeper meaning. Santiago does not use his own motivation to
pursue his Personal Legend, but it is through the efforts of others that his Personal Legend is
fulfilled.
In the novel, Coelho uses symbols of love, Urim, and Thummim, and sheep to create meaning
and emotion in the novel. Coelho uses the symbol of love, or Fatima to show her efforts in
Santiago s Personal Legend. My father went away one day, but he returned to my mother, and he
has always come back since then. (Coelho, 122). Santiago has a decision to make: stay in the
oasis, or go to the pyramids. Fatima tells him to go find his treasure and assures him she will be
waiting. Coelho demonstrates through Fatima Santiago s great love for her, which becomes a
motivational factor to return to when Santiago is on his journey. Without the help of Fatima, he
would have stayed in the oasis. Coelho uses Urim and Thummim to model Santiago s benightedness
and ignorance. I promised that I would make my own decisions, (Coelho, 41). Santiago is given a
gift of Urim and Thummim, which can predict the future
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Breast Health Care at Magee Women International
Intro
As an intern with Magee Womancare International (MWI), the international humanitarian outreach
arm of Magee Womens Hospital, my primary goal was to provide breast health education to
underserved African Americans and Latino women throughout the Pittsburgh area, to navigate and
support these women through the breast health continuum of care, and to facilitate clinical and
mammography screenings through the Breast Health Equity and Circulos de Amigas programs. As
a male intern, my role in this program was to engage local and predominantly male led grassroots
organizations and religious groups in breast health education to promote healthy families and
ultimately healthy and safe communities. I was also required to assist my fellow undergraduate
intern Maddie with her work in the programing and execution of the South Asia Youth Summit (aka
SAYS) program. In addition I was expected to assist my Suporvisiors with grant writing and
miscellaneous task regarding running our several ongoing current grant initiatives. By the end of
my internship at Magee Womencare International I developed a much more fundamental and in
depth understanding of MWI s history, goals and objectives, the concrete steps involved in
successful grant writing and the concrete steps involved in successful event planning among a
plethora of other things. ...
3) What are the history, goals and objectives of MWI?
Magee Womancare International is the international outreach division of Magee Womens
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Intro
As an intern with Magee Womancare International (MWI), the international humanitarian outreach
arm of Magee Womens Hospital, my primary goal was to provide breast health education to
underserved African Americans and Latino women throughout the Pittsburgh area, to navigate and
support these women through the breast health continuum of care, and to facilitate clinical and
mammography screenings through the Breast Health Equity and Circulos de Amigas programs. As
a male intern, my role in this program was to engage local and predominantly male led grassroots
organizations and religious groups in breast health education to promote healthy families and
ultimately healthy and safe communities. I was also required to assist my fellow undergraduate
intern Maddie with her work in the programing and execution of the South Asia Youth Summit (aka
SAYS) program. In addition I was expected to assist my Suporvisiors with grant writing and
miscellaneous task regarding running our several ongoing current grant initiatives. By the end of
my internship at Magee Womencare International I developed a much more fundamental and in
depth understanding of MWI s history, goals and objectives, the concrete steps involved in
successful grant writing and the concrete steps involved in successful event planning among a
plethora of other things. ...
3) What are the history, goals and objectives of MWI?
Magee Womancare International is the international outreach division of Magee Womens
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Carter Hamel. Mrs. Day. Honors 9Th Literature And Composition
Carter Hamel
Mrs. Day
Honors 9th Literature and Composition 4
25 April 2017
Trials and Tribulations
The Great Depression was the perfect breeding ground for fear and chaos. The United States was
drastically impacted, and no one could escape its wrath! The Great Depression not only affected
the nation s economy and way of life, but it also had a huge impression on people s beliefs and
attitudes. Life was a daily struggle, and Americans had to adapt and cope during hard times. People
feared the unknown and had to be very resourceful. A landmark trial made headlines because riding
the rails became a popular means of transportation.
Americans were hit hard during the Great Depression which lasted from 1929 1939. The Great
Depression ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Desperate times called for desperate measures! Over two million people went on the road to
look for work, and they became known as hobos. They wandered from town to town, and the
fastest way to get anywhere was to get on a train. Riding the rails became the transportation of
choice because it was free. However, it was illegal and very dangerous! Hobos would jump, leap,
or hop onto a moving freight train and take a ride for free in an open boxcar or on top. Every
time a hobo jumped at a moving train, he was taking his life into his hands (Morgan). Many lost
their limbs or even their lives. In addition, bulls, the railroad police, would beat or arrest hobos
when they caught them riding the rails or hanging around the yards. They were vicious! It is
reported that over 50,000 either died or were injured from 1929 1939 (Ganzel).
The hobo life was very difficult, and finding food and work was a daily struggle. Since they were
considered drifters or bums, they were not treated very nice. All they wanted was a better life.
No matter where they went, they could not escape the Great Depression. Since hobos had to
catch a train while it was moving, they waited on the outskirts of rail yards in what was known
as jungles . They were makeshift camps (Ganzel). Hobos even had their own code or symbols to
help one another find shelter, food and work (Morgan). Riding the rails became a popular way to
travel and past time,
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Carter Hamel
Mrs. Day
Honors 9th Literature and Composition 4
25 April 2017
Trials and Tribulations
The Great Depression was the perfect breeding ground for fear and chaos. The United States was
drastically impacted, and no one could escape its wrath! The Great Depression not only affected
the nation s economy and way of life, but it also had a huge impression on people s beliefs and
attitudes. Life was a daily struggle, and Americans had to adapt and cope during hard times. People
feared the unknown and had to be very resourceful. A landmark trial made headlines because riding
the rails became a popular means of transportation.
Americans were hit hard during the Great Depression which lasted from 1929 1939. The Great
Depression ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Desperate times called for desperate measures! Over two million people went on the road to
look for work, and they became known as hobos. They wandered from town to town, and the
fastest way to get anywhere was to get on a train. Riding the rails became the transportation of
choice because it was free. However, it was illegal and very dangerous! Hobos would jump, leap,
or hop onto a moving freight train and take a ride for free in an open boxcar or on top. Every
time a hobo jumped at a moving train, he was taking his life into his hands (Morgan). Many lost
their limbs or even their lives. In addition, bulls, the railroad police, would beat or arrest hobos
when they caught them riding the rails or hanging around the yards. They were vicious! It is
reported that over 50,000 either died or were injured from 1929 1939 (Ganzel).
The hobo life was very difficult, and finding food and work was a daily struggle. Since they were
considered drifters or bums, they were not treated very nice. All they wanted was a better life.
No matter where they went, they could not escape the Great Depression. Since hobos had to
catch a train while it was moving, they waited on the outskirts of rail yards in what was known
as jungles . They were makeshift camps (Ganzel). Hobos even had their own code or symbols to
help one another find shelter, food and work (Morgan). Riding the rails became a popular way to
travel and past time,
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Critical Thinking Skill At Me My Professor
As a science major I am not given the opportunity to explore my imagination; everything that I
learn is factual and unquestionable. Having the opportunity to take an advanced course such as
English 1301, opened the window to a world of imagination, information, and wisdom. Prior to
taking this course I struggled with different writing skills such as, understanding the process of
writing, analyzing reading selection and applying basic critical thinking skill in an
argumentative essay. I also struggled with the analysis of specific content in professional
writing, identifying rhetorical strategies and synthesising concepts from references. Lucky for
me my professor was very skilled and provided me with numerous activities and assignments that
helped me improve my writing. Writing is not simply jotting down words in hopes of creating a
masterpiece; it is a process that takes time, imagination, and brain power. Prior to taking English
1301 my method of writing simply involved writing the first thing that I felt made sense, this
unorganized strategy resulted in essays with multiple grammatical errors that made absolutely
no sense. As an English 1301 student I am fortunate to have a professor who had mastered the
art of writing. In assigning group work activities and the literary analysis of songs, I was able to
learn from my professor, that writing is a process not a product. Working in a group divided the
workload and gave us more time to look at each other s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As a science major I am not given the opportunity to explore my imagination; everything that I
learn is factual and unquestionable. Having the opportunity to take an advanced course such as
English 1301, opened the window to a world of imagination, information, and wisdom. Prior to
taking this course I struggled with different writing skills such as, understanding the process of
writing, analyzing reading selection and applying basic critical thinking skill in an
argumentative essay. I also struggled with the analysis of specific content in professional
writing, identifying rhetorical strategies and synthesising concepts from references. Lucky for
me my professor was very skilled and provided me with numerous activities and assignments that
helped me improve my writing. Writing is not simply jotting down words in hopes of creating a
masterpiece; it is a process that takes time, imagination, and brain power. Prior to taking English
1301 my method of writing simply involved writing the first thing that I felt made sense, this
unorganized strategy resulted in essays with multiple grammatical errors that made absolutely
no sense. As an English 1301 student I am fortunate to have a professor who had mastered the
art of writing. In assigning group work activities and the literary analysis of songs, I was able to
learn from my professor, that writing is a process not a product. Working in a group divided the
workload and gave us more time to look at each other s
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Pros And Cons Of Plea Bargaining
The plea bargain (also plea agreement, plea deal, copping a plea, or plea in mitigation) is any
agreement in a criminal case between the prosecutor and defendant whereby the defendant
agrees to plead guilty to a particular charge in return for some concession from the prosecutor.
This may mean that the defendant will plead guilty to a less serious charge, or to one of the
several charges, in return for the dismissal of other charges; or it may mean that the defendant
will plead guilty to the original criminal charge in return for a more lenient sentence It all starts
with backed up courtrooms. A man is charged with killing another man. There is no evidence to
convict this man of these charges. This leads the prosecutors to work out a plea bargain. The
pressure of other cases and the need for a guilty charge is what leads plea bargaining to happen
more every year. As a result many criminals get off easy and in return prosecutors look good for
winning the case. The practice of plea bargaining is a controversial issue that both benefit the
court and the criminal. Plea bargaining was not always wide spread throughout the court system.
Today it is a main practice for prosecutors to put away criminals, even if it is for lesser charges.
Plea bargains happen for many reasons and are beneficiary and negative to everyone involved the
process. The reasons why plea bargaining is used so much range from the accused to the
prosecutors. This practice is usually used because courts these
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The plea bargain (also plea agreement, plea deal, copping a plea, or plea in mitigation) is any
agreement in a criminal case between the prosecutor and defendant whereby the defendant
agrees to plead guilty to a particular charge in return for some concession from the prosecutor.
This may mean that the defendant will plead guilty to a less serious charge, or to one of the
several charges, in return for the dismissal of other charges; or it may mean that the defendant
will plead guilty to the original criminal charge in return for a more lenient sentence It all starts
with backed up courtrooms. A man is charged with killing another man. There is no evidence to
convict this man of these charges. This leads the prosecutors to work out a plea bargain. The
pressure of other cases and the need for a guilty charge is what leads plea bargaining to happen
more every year. As a result many criminals get off easy and in return prosecutors look good for
winning the case. The practice of plea bargaining is a controversial issue that both benefit the
court and the criminal. Plea bargaining was not always wide spread throughout the court system.
Today it is a main practice for prosecutors to put away criminals, even if it is for lesser charges.
Plea bargains happen for many reasons and are beneficiary and negative to everyone involved the
process. The reasons why plea bargaining is used so much range from the accused to the
prosecutors. This practice is usually used because courts these
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The Deviation Of Bid Prices
deviation of bid prices (a commonly used measure of dispersion in literature), quality weighted
BPD, distribution weighed BPD, and BPD with legitimate bids as alternative measures to check
the robustness of the measurement of BPD. We also note that measurement error is not a concern
for all other variables as our data was directly pulled from the firm database and the data recorded
actual transactions and the buyers and freelancers behaviors in the online labor market.
4.3.2 Buyer Contracting Model Specification
Since our dependent variable (buyer contract) is a binary variable, we estimate a logit model with
robust standard errors (Equation 3). is the latent utility a buyer i infers from project j. captures the
effect of BPD on the buyer s contract decisions. is a vector of the average freelancer s
characteristics like average experience, mean quality rating (control variables that affect the DV),
and quality dispersion (potential confounding factor that affects both the DV and BPD). The
freelancer s average experience and mean quality rating represents the average quality of the
freelancers that a project attracts. A buyer would have more high quality freelancers to choose from
with a higher average experience and mean rating, which may facilitate the buyer s contracting
decision. Freelancer quality dispersion is measured as the standard deviation of all freelancers rating
(or experience), which represents the diversity of choices a buyer has; thus, it is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
deviation of bid prices (a commonly used measure of dispersion in literature), quality weighted
BPD, distribution weighed BPD, and BPD with legitimate bids as alternative measures to check
the robustness of the measurement of BPD. We also note that measurement error is not a concern
for all other variables as our data was directly pulled from the firm database and the data recorded
actual transactions and the buyers and freelancers behaviors in the online labor market.
4.3.2 Buyer Contracting Model Specification
Since our dependent variable (buyer contract) is a binary variable, we estimate a logit model with
robust standard errors (Equation 3). is the latent utility a buyer i infers from project j. captures the
effect of BPD on the buyer s contract decisions. is a vector of the average freelancer s
characteristics like average experience, mean quality rating (control variables that affect the DV),
and quality dispersion (potential confounding factor that affects both the DV and BPD). The
freelancer s average experience and mean quality rating represents the average quality of the
freelancers that a project attracts. A buyer would have more high quality freelancers to choose from
with a higher average experience and mean rating, which may facilitate the buyer s contracting
decision. Freelancer quality dispersion is measured as the standard deviation of all freelancers rating
(or experience), which represents the diversity of choices a buyer has; thus, it is
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Social Classes During The Napoleonic Wars
Social Classes During The Napoleonic Wars
Life in Britain during the Napoleonic Wars was quite interesting. Unlike today, the people of
Britain lived in three social classes: the upper class, the middle class, and the lower class. The
upper class consisted of the aristocrats and those involved in politics. The middle class included
the business men such as the butcher, blacksmith, baker, and other men of trade. The majority of
the population of Great Britain consist of the middle class. The lower class consist of all those
who had little money and no job. It also consist of sailors and soldiers, since the people didn t
think highly of them at the time. Though all of these social classes differ in many ways, each one
was affected in some way by the Napoleonic war. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These people own the most land and as mentioned before, hold some sort of position in politics.
They normally only socialized with people in their own class. The only way to become part of the
upper social class, was to be born in to it. You couldn t go from being part of the middle class and
then upgrade to the upper class. Because of their social status, some people would think that
they were barely affected by the Napoleonic war, but they couldn t be more wrong. The upper
class often worried about the people in the lower classes would start riots because of the huge
increase in taxes. Also, many of their husbands would join the armed forces as officers and the
women would have to wait long periods of time until they heard if their spouses were safe or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Social Classes During The Napoleonic Wars
Life in Britain during the Napoleonic Wars was quite interesting. Unlike today, the people of
Britain lived in three social classes: the upper class, the middle class, and the lower class. The
upper class consisted of the aristocrats and those involved in politics. The middle class included
the business men such as the butcher, blacksmith, baker, and other men of trade. The majority of
the population of Great Britain consist of the middle class. The lower class consist of all those
who had little money and no job. It also consist of sailors and soldiers, since the people didn t
think highly of them at the time. Though all of these social classes differ in many ways, each one
was affected in some way by the Napoleonic war. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These people own the most land and as mentioned before, hold some sort of position in politics.
They normally only socialized with people in their own class. The only way to become part of the
upper social class, was to be born in to it. You couldn t go from being part of the middle class and
then upgrade to the upper class. Because of their social status, some people would think that
they were barely affected by the Napoleonic war, but they couldn t be more wrong. The upper
class often worried about the people in the lower classes would start riots because of the huge
increase in taxes. Also, many of their husbands would join the armed forces as officers and the
women would have to wait long periods of time until they heard if their spouses were safe or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ministry Of Love
Nineteen Eighty Four is one of the most famous dystopian novels written by George Orwell in
1949. This novel depicts a desperate society where the public is manipulated by the government
coercion. Although this novel is fictional, but we have seen many scenes depicted in the novel
come true in some countries around the world. Under government coercion, the protagonist
Winston lives a miserable life with no freedom even in his own thoughts, because everyone is
forced to believe what the government told them instead of developing their own thoughts.
However, Winston is different from the crowd because he has a rebel heart. He holds his
independent thinking, and refuse to accept the party s brainwashing procedures. Winston knows the
potential... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From Winston s response to O Brien s questions in the previous paragraph, it is demonstrated that
he is determined in the revolution, and he is not afraid of anything but losing Julia. Winston is
tortured in the Ministry of Love, but the torture only destroys his body, his mind is never
destroyed. It is the same for all the prisoners in the Ministry of Love. However, when the
prisoners are told that they will be taken to room 101, they all appear desperate and mentally
destroyed. When the skull faced man is told that he will be sent to room 101, he cried Comrade!
Officer! You don t have to take me to that place! Haven t I told you everything already? What
else is it you want to know? There s nothing I wouldn t confess, nothing! Just tell me what it is
and I ll confess straight off. Write it down and I ll sign it anything! Not room 101! (Orwell 298).
The fact that he would do anything to prevent himself from going to room 101 illustrates the
anticipation of going to room 101 destroys their mind. The man is starved for weeks, but he
would rather be starved to death than taken to room 101 (Orwell 299). Winston witnesses the
man s desperation, and it builds up his fear of being sent to room 101. Therefore, Winston asks O
Brien what is in Room 101? in fear, and O Brien s answer adds up to his fear You know what is in
Room 101, Winston. Everyone knows what is
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nineteen Eighty Four is one of the most famous dystopian novels written by George Orwell in
1949. This novel depicts a desperate society where the public is manipulated by the government
coercion. Although this novel is fictional, but we have seen many scenes depicted in the novel
come true in some countries around the world. Under government coercion, the protagonist
Winston lives a miserable life with no freedom even in his own thoughts, because everyone is
forced to believe what the government told them instead of developing their own thoughts.
However, Winston is different from the crowd because he has a rebel heart. He holds his
independent thinking, and refuse to accept the party s brainwashing procedures. Winston knows the
potential... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From Winston s response to O Brien s questions in the previous paragraph, it is demonstrated that
he is determined in the revolution, and he is not afraid of anything but losing Julia. Winston is
tortured in the Ministry of Love, but the torture only destroys his body, his mind is never
destroyed. It is the same for all the prisoners in the Ministry of Love. However, when the
prisoners are told that they will be taken to room 101, they all appear desperate and mentally
destroyed. When the skull faced man is told that he will be sent to room 101, he cried Comrade!
Officer! You don t have to take me to that place! Haven t I told you everything already? What
else is it you want to know? There s nothing I wouldn t confess, nothing! Just tell me what it is
and I ll confess straight off. Write it down and I ll sign it anything! Not room 101! (Orwell 298).
The fact that he would do anything to prevent himself from going to room 101 illustrates the
anticipation of going to room 101 destroys their mind. The man is starved for weeks, but he
would rather be starved to death than taken to room 101 (Orwell 299). Winston witnesses the
man s desperation, and it builds up his fear of being sent to room 101. Therefore, Winston asks O
Brien what is in Room 101? in fear, and O Brien s answer adds up to his fear You know what is in
Room 101, Winston. Everyone knows what is
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How Does Baraka Destroy Nature
Mankind can destroy nature, but when nature strikes, it can be more powerful than any
modifications that humanity makes on it. Baraka depicts the overwhelming strength of nature
through action shots of Kuwaiti oil fires and their devastation in the post war state. In the
Persian Gulf War of 1991 between Kuwait and Iraq, conflict over oil and petroleum led to
catastrophic environmental degradation and consequences. Burning for about 7 months, fires
engulfed and towered over the Kuwait landscape as Iraqi forces set over 650 oil wells ablaze.
Washed over by poisonous dark smoke, soot, and ash, land combined with oil formed hardened
layers of tarcrete, and rain as black as night fell upon the sand. Animals and livestock died as their
lungs blackened from the toxic atmosphere, and the water in lakes was replaced with oil. Although
humannature ultimately created this disaster, the extent of their power does not expand to the point
where they can manipulate something like fire into a colossal environmental calamity. While fire
may frequently be associated with destruction and evil, it is an archetypal symbol that... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The aftermath of the oil fires started by the Iraqis shows how much of a distinction there is between
humanity and nature. As man takes weeks, months, or years to destroy nature in order to establish
human necessities, like an unsuspecting wave, nature is able to wreak destruction on man in only a
few seconds.
Humanity s hunger for power goes beyond attempting to take it away from nature, but also trying to
take it away from each other; therefore, when man destroys man, the resulting factor of death
controlled by God
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Mankind can destroy nature, but when nature strikes, it can be more powerful than any
modifications that humanity makes on it. Baraka depicts the overwhelming strength of nature
through action shots of Kuwaiti oil fires and their devastation in the post war state. In the
Persian Gulf War of 1991 between Kuwait and Iraq, conflict over oil and petroleum led to
catastrophic environmental degradation and consequences. Burning for about 7 months, fires
engulfed and towered over the Kuwait landscape as Iraqi forces set over 650 oil wells ablaze.
Washed over by poisonous dark smoke, soot, and ash, land combined with oil formed hardened
layers of tarcrete, and rain as black as night fell upon the sand. Animals and livestock died as their
lungs blackened from the toxic atmosphere, and the water in lakes was replaced with oil. Although
humannature ultimately created this disaster, the extent of their power does not expand to the point
where they can manipulate something like fire into a colossal environmental calamity. While fire
may frequently be associated with destruction and evil, it is an archetypal symbol that... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The aftermath of the oil fires started by the Iraqis shows how much of a distinction there is between
humanity and nature. As man takes weeks, months, or years to destroy nature in order to establish
human necessities, like an unsuspecting wave, nature is able to wreak destruction on man in only a
few seconds.
Humanity s hunger for power goes beyond attempting to take it away from nature, but also trying to
take it away from each other; therefore, when man destroys man, the resulting factor of death
controlled by God
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Photosynthesis Is The Conversion Of Light Energy Essay
Photosynthesis is the conversion of light energy to chemical energy. There are many different
factors that can affect the rate of photosynthesis, those being light intensity, the temperature of the
water, the amount of carbon dioxide in the water, and the color of the light. In this experiment we
chose to alter the colorof lightthat was used in the process involving the aquatic plant Elodea while
maintaining the other 3 factors. This experiment was conducted to see how much of an effect the
color of the light played in the amount of carbon dioxideproduced in the process of photosynthesis.
We measured the amount of NaOH that was needed to color the water pink and then converted the
net difference of drops into the net volume of carbon dioxide that was produced or consumed. The
results showed that there was not a significant difference in the amount of carbon dioxide produced
when using a standard regular colored light bulb compared to a green light bulb.
Introduction
Elodea, an aquatic plant, is very commonly used in classrooms around the world to help teach the
process of photosynthesis (Berkeley 2015). Photosynthesis is the conversion of light energy to
chemical energy. The process of photosynthesis occurs in the chloroplast of the plants. Inside the
chloroplast is chlorophyll, which is what absorbs the light energy from the sunlight. Light intensity,
the temperature of the water, the amount of carbon dioxide in the water, and the color of light used
are four factors
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Photosynthesis is the conversion of light energy to chemical energy. There are many different
factors that can affect the rate of photosynthesis, those being light intensity, the temperature of the
water, the amount of carbon dioxide in the water, and the color of the light. In this experiment we
chose to alter the colorof lightthat was used in the process involving the aquatic plant Elodea while
maintaining the other 3 factors. This experiment was conducted to see how much of an effect the
color of the light played in the amount of carbon dioxideproduced in the process of photosynthesis.
We measured the amount of NaOH that was needed to color the water pink and then converted the
net difference of drops into the net volume of carbon dioxide that was produced or consumed. The
results showed that there was not a significant difference in the amount of carbon dioxide produced
when using a standard regular colored light bulb compared to a green light bulb.
Introduction
Elodea, an aquatic plant, is very commonly used in classrooms around the world to help teach the
process of photosynthesis (Berkeley 2015). Photosynthesis is the conversion of light energy to
chemical energy. The process of photosynthesis occurs in the chloroplast of the plants. Inside the
chloroplast is chlorophyll, which is what absorbs the light energy from the sunlight. Light intensity,
the temperature of the water, the amount of carbon dioxide in the water, and the color of light used
are four factors
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Essay Huntington s Disease
Huntington s Disease Background Huntington s disease is inherited as an autosomal dominant
disease that gives rise to progressive, elective (localized) neural cell death associated with
choleric movements (uncontrollable movements of the arms, legs, and face) and dementia. It is
one of the more common inherited brain disorders. About 25,000 Americans have it and another
60,000 or so will carry the defective gene and will develop the disorder as they age. Physical
deterioration occurs over a period of 10 to 20 years, usually beginning in a person s 30 s or 40 s.
The gene is dominant and thus does not skip generations. Having the gene means a 92 percent
chance of getting the disease. The disease is associated with increases in the length... Show more
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After heating the reaction to 94 degrees C for 4 minutes, 27 cycles of 1 minute at 94 degreesC
and 2 minutes at 67 degrees C, tests were performed. The PCR products were settled on 8%
polyacrylamide gels. The mtDNA deletion levels were quantitated relative to the total mtDNA
levels by the dilution PCR method. When the percentage of the mtDNA deletion relative to total
mtDNA was used as a marker of mtDNA damage, most regions of the brain accrued a very small
amount of mtDNA damage before age 75. Cortical regions accrued 1 to 2% deletion levels
between ages 80 90, and the putamen accrued up to 12% of this deletion after age 80. The study
presented evidence that HD patients have much higher mtDNA deletionlevels than agematched
controls in the frontal and temporal lobes of the cortex. Temporal lobe mtDNA deletion levels
were 11 fold higher in HD patients than in controls, whereas the frontal lobe deletion levels were
fivefold higher in HD patients than in controls. There was no statistically significant difference in
the average mtDNA deletion levels between HD patients and controls in the occipital lobe and the
putamen. The increase in mtDNA deletion levels found in HD frontal and temporal lobes suggests
that HD patients have an increase mtDNA somatic mutation rate. Could the increased rate be from a
direct consequence of the expanded trinucleotide repeat of the HD gene, or is it from an indirect
consequence? Whatever the origin of the deletion, these
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Huntington s Disease Background Huntington s disease is inherited as an autosomal dominant
disease that gives rise to progressive, elective (localized) neural cell death associated with
choleric movements (uncontrollable movements of the arms, legs, and face) and dementia. It is
one of the more common inherited brain disorders. About 25,000 Americans have it and another
60,000 or so will carry the defective gene and will develop the disorder as they age. Physical
deterioration occurs over a period of 10 to 20 years, usually beginning in a person s 30 s or 40 s.
The gene is dominant and thus does not skip generations. Having the gene means a 92 percent
chance of getting the disease. The disease is associated with increases in the length... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
After heating the reaction to 94 degrees C for 4 minutes, 27 cycles of 1 minute at 94 degreesC
and 2 minutes at 67 degrees C, tests were performed. The PCR products were settled on 8%
polyacrylamide gels. The mtDNA deletion levels were quantitated relative to the total mtDNA
levels by the dilution PCR method. When the percentage of the mtDNA deletion relative to total
mtDNA was used as a marker of mtDNA damage, most regions of the brain accrued a very small
amount of mtDNA damage before age 75. Cortical regions accrued 1 to 2% deletion levels
between ages 80 90, and the putamen accrued up to 12% of this deletion after age 80. The study
presented evidence that HD patients have much higher mtDNA deletionlevels than agematched
controls in the frontal and temporal lobes of the cortex. Temporal lobe mtDNA deletion levels
were 11 fold higher in HD patients than in controls, whereas the frontal lobe deletion levels were
fivefold higher in HD patients than in controls. There was no statistically significant difference in
the average mtDNA deletion levels between HD patients and controls in the occipital lobe and the
putamen. The increase in mtDNA deletion levels found in HD frontal and temporal lobes suggests
that HD patients have an increase mtDNA somatic mutation rate. Could the increased rate be from a
direct consequence of the expanded trinucleotide repeat of the HD gene, or is it from an indirect
consequence? Whatever the origin of the deletion, these
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Corporal Punishment Should Be Accepted Into Society
INTRODUCTION Corporal punishment, or otherwise known as spanking, has been a topic of
discussion for many years. Opinions on whether corporal punishment should be accepted into
society have lingered considering there are so many variables that cause people to have diverse
opinions about the subject. It should not be a surprise that most studies prove when parents favor
corporal punishment, they tend to be more likely to use it with their children (Flynn, 1998). Not
only does the age of a person being surveyed affect opinions on physical punishment, but religion is
also a huge factor when it comes to supporting corporal punishment. Multi generations could
potentially all have different views on the use of corporal punishment, like... Show more content on
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There were 212 participants whose age ranged from 17 to 54. The majority were non parents,
which is beneficial because it shows how participants allow the way they grew up to affect the
way they will raise their children. The average age was 23.8 years, but for non parents the
average age was 19.4 and for parents it was 36.4 years. This left a wide variety of perspectives to
be seen within the study. Although, this study showed no correlation between the age of the
respondents to their views on keeping or disregarding section 43.
While in a similar study, people between the age of 20 to 30 years were less likely to use corporal
punishment within their home, unless they received corporal punishment as a child (Schenck,
Lyman, Bodin, 2000). Although, the 8% of respondents who reported that they were victims of
physical abuse as children were significantly less likely to recommend corporal punishment. A
different point of view showed that people above the age 30 we likely to recommend corporal
punishment whether they received it as a child or not, and no matter if they had children.
Regardless if they received corporal punishment as a child, the older generations were still likely to
recommend using physical punishment based off other perspectives that they had seen. In a study
based off multi generations, there was a prevalent trend of reducing corporal punishment, especially
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
INTRODUCTION Corporal punishment, or otherwise known as spanking, has been a topic of
discussion for many years. Opinions on whether corporal punishment should be accepted into
society have lingered considering there are so many variables that cause people to have diverse
opinions about the subject. It should not be a surprise that most studies prove when parents favor
corporal punishment, they tend to be more likely to use it with their children (Flynn, 1998). Not
only does the age of a person being surveyed affect opinions on physical punishment, but religion is
also a huge factor when it comes to supporting corporal punishment. Multi generations could
potentially all have different views on the use of corporal punishment, like... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
There were 212 participants whose age ranged from 17 to 54. The majority were non parents,
which is beneficial because it shows how participants allow the way they grew up to affect the
way they will raise their children. The average age was 23.8 years, but for non parents the
average age was 19.4 and for parents it was 36.4 years. This left a wide variety of perspectives to
be seen within the study. Although, this study showed no correlation between the age of the
respondents to their views on keeping or disregarding section 43.
While in a similar study, people between the age of 20 to 30 years were less likely to use corporal
punishment within their home, unless they received corporal punishment as a child (Schenck,
Lyman, Bodin, 2000). Although, the 8% of respondents who reported that they were victims of
physical abuse as children were significantly less likely to recommend corporal punishment. A
different point of view showed that people above the age 30 we likely to recommend corporal
punishment whether they received it as a child or not, and no matter if they had children.
Regardless if they received corporal punishment as a child, the older generations were still likely to
recommend using physical punishment based off other perspectives that they had seen. In a study
based off multi generations, there was a prevalent trend of reducing corporal punishment, especially
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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