Essay On My Mother Tongue Malayalam
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Play Critique
The Doctor in Spite of Himself:
The Doctor in Spite of Himself is a play that I had previously studied in France like many of
MoliГЁre s plays. I thought that it was ironic for me to go see the play for the first time in
theatre in the United States. I was really looking forward to hear how the actors would pronounce
the characters French names, which are rather exotic even for me. I think that because I had
previously studied MoliГЁre s work in class, I was expecting this play to be performed in a much
more traditional style. I was a little disconcerted at first when seeing the actors performing a more
modern version than what I had in mind. I ended up liking what Arne Zaslove has done with the
play. In my opinion, modernizing it a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I was not expecting the costumes to be as eccentric. Even though they were matching the
characters role and personality, I felt like they were too wacky and did not go well with the play.
Throughout the play, I enjoyed the role of music used to set a comic atmosphere and replace the
dialogs during comic scenes (e.g. when they chase each other around). I also thought that they
made a good use of light to indicate the moment of the day the scene was happening or to set the
atmosphere of the scene (e.g. pink colour during the romantic moments). Lastly, I liked the way the
play ended. Even though it was a little messy with everyone running after each other off and on
stage, and this policeman coming out of nowhere, which really surprised me; I couldn t think of a
better way to end the play.
Overall I think the actors and everyone involved in the making of this play did a very good job,
even though I liked the performance of some actors better than others. The fact that this translation
of the play was a more modern version original play made it more fun to watch according to me.
Unfortunately, the fact that I was not able to fully understand the actors dialog throughout the play
made it less entertaining and agreeable for me to
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The Doctor in Spite of Himself:
The Doctor in Spite of Himself is a play that I had previously studied in France like many of
MoliГЁre s plays. I thought that it was ironic for me to go see the play for the first time in
theatre in the United States. I was really looking forward to hear how the actors would pronounce
the characters French names, which are rather exotic even for me. I think that because I had
previously studied MoliГЁre s work in class, I was expecting this play to be performed in a much
more traditional style. I was a little disconcerted at first when seeing the actors performing a more
modern version than what I had in mind. I ended up liking what Arne Zaslove has done with the
play. In my opinion, modernizing it a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I was not expecting the costumes to be as eccentric. Even though they were matching the
characters role and personality, I felt like they were too wacky and did not go well with the play.
Throughout the play, I enjoyed the role of music used to set a comic atmosphere and replace the
dialogs during comic scenes (e.g. when they chase each other around). I also thought that they
made a good use of light to indicate the moment of the day the scene was happening or to set the
atmosphere of the scene (e.g. pink colour during the romantic moments). Lastly, I liked the way the
play ended. Even though it was a little messy with everyone running after each other off and on
stage, and this policeman coming out of nowhere, which really surprised me; I couldn t think of a
better way to end the play.
Overall I think the actors and everyone involved in the making of this play did a very good job,
even though I liked the performance of some actors better than others. The fact that this translation
of the play was a more modern version original play made it more fun to watch according to me.
Unfortunately, the fact that I was not able to fully understand the actors dialog throughout the play
made it less entertaining and agreeable for me to
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Similarities Between Beowulf And Cain
Sabrina Spray
Daniel Gillespie
Word Literature 1/ENGL 2310 401
October 23, 2017
Kin from Cain In the story Beowulf, many of the themes are derived from the proverbs and
fables practiced in the old testament, while pagan beliefs of monsters, demons, and multiple
gods are added. The most popular of the biblical comparisons is viewed between Grendel, enemy of
Beowulf, and Cain, evil brother of Able. Grendel and his mother are both described as decedents of
Cain. The figure Cain is used as a metaphor during the period to represent the disorder and evil. In
the classic story of Cain and Able, Cain viciously kills his brother in a outbreak of jealously and
anger. For Cain s sin, he was banished from the Garden of Eden by God and left only to ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the Hebrew Bible, the figure Cain killed his brother and he drunk his blood. A quote read in
Beowulf that shows the dark and evil comparison of Grendel to Cain would be, Hygelac s
kinsman was keenly watching for the first move the monster would make. Nor did the creature
keep him waiting but struck suddenly and started in: he grabbed and mauled a man on his
bench, bit into his bone lappings, bolted down his blood and gorged on him in lumps, leaving
the body utterly lifeless, eaten up, hand and foot. (Angelo Saxon, 736 744). This is a evil action
Grendel typically does after he kills his victims. Grendel was believed to be able to shift his
shape and have magical powers, like Cain and his descendants. A good example would be when
Grendel cast the spell on the warrior s sword so no harm was done to himself. The most major
similarity between Grendel and Cain, is that they both are loners of society. They roam in the
shadows, with no one to fit in with. Both Grendel and Cain are threats to society and the order,
as shown by Grendel with the Danes. In Beowulf, Heorot, is the symbol of peace. This is also
known as the mead hall. That s where the warriors would gather to celebrate and rejoice for the
victory. In the story, when Grendel was first introduced, the audience is told that he is angry and
hated at all the sounds of laughter and fun, because he was hearing the laughing in his head when
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sabrina Spray
Daniel Gillespie
Word Literature 1/ENGL 2310 401
October 23, 2017
Kin from Cain In the story Beowulf, many of the themes are derived from the proverbs and
fables practiced in the old testament, while pagan beliefs of monsters, demons, and multiple
gods are added. The most popular of the biblical comparisons is viewed between Grendel, enemy of
Beowulf, and Cain, evil brother of Able. Grendel and his mother are both described as decedents of
Cain. The figure Cain is used as a metaphor during the period to represent the disorder and evil. In
the classic story of Cain and Able, Cain viciously kills his brother in a outbreak of jealously and
anger. For Cain s sin, he was banished from the Garden of Eden by God and left only to ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the Hebrew Bible, the figure Cain killed his brother and he drunk his blood. A quote read in
Beowulf that shows the dark and evil comparison of Grendel to Cain would be, Hygelac s
kinsman was keenly watching for the first move the monster would make. Nor did the creature
keep him waiting but struck suddenly and started in: he grabbed and mauled a man on his
bench, bit into his bone lappings, bolted down his blood and gorged on him in lumps, leaving
the body utterly lifeless, eaten up, hand and foot. (Angelo Saxon, 736 744). This is a evil action
Grendel typically does after he kills his victims. Grendel was believed to be able to shift his
shape and have magical powers, like Cain and his descendants. A good example would be when
Grendel cast the spell on the warrior s sword so no harm was done to himself. The most major
similarity between Grendel and Cain, is that they both are loners of society. They roam in the
shadows, with no one to fit in with. Both Grendel and Cain are threats to society and the order,
as shown by Grendel with the Danes. In Beowulf, Heorot, is the symbol of peace. This is also
known as the mead hall. That s where the warriors would gather to celebrate and rejoice for the
victory. In the story, when Grendel was first introduced, the audience is told that he is angry and
hated at all the sounds of laughter and fun, because he was hearing the laughing in his head when
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ulcerative Colitis
Introduction: What is Ulcerative Colitis? Just from the name, you can guess that this disease
concerns ulcers. But does this entail anything else? Let us find out in this article about the disease
that still has its causes unverified by the world. Ulcerative Colitis (UC) is a disease/disorder of the
Large intestine. It occurs in the colonand rectum areas only. When food passes through the Large
Intestine, the body s immune system may mistake the food materials, bacteria, etc as foreign
invading agents and sends White blood cells (WBC) to defend the body. This causes chronic
inflammation and ulceration of the large intestine, which causes severe pain and discomfort for the
patient. This is why this disease falls under the category of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and
is also referred to as an autoimmune disease. Furthermore, we still don t... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They are considered as auto immune disorders and both of them successfully fall under the
criteria of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) but they work in different areas of the body. Crohn
s disease can occur in any part of the Gastro Intestinal Tract (GIT), while Ulcerative Colitis only
affects the colon and rectum of the large intestine. Again, Crohn s Disease can affect all layers of
the bowel while Ulcerative Colitis, can harm only the linings of the colon. These are the major
differences between them. Conclusion
Though Ulcerative Colitis is not a disease that can cause certain death, but it can lead to the
creation of many other which have high mortality rates. Such as, strokes and colon cancer. We
know that there is bleeding when Ulcerative Colitis occurs. So, during blood clotting, increased
amounts of blood clots also form in the brain causes strokes. Again, the breaking of the mucus
layer in the colon can give rise to cancerous lesions, which develops to colon cancer later
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction: What is Ulcerative Colitis? Just from the name, you can guess that this disease
concerns ulcers. But does this entail anything else? Let us find out in this article about the disease
that still has its causes unverified by the world. Ulcerative Colitis (UC) is a disease/disorder of the
Large intestine. It occurs in the colonand rectum areas only. When food passes through the Large
Intestine, the body s immune system may mistake the food materials, bacteria, etc as foreign
invading agents and sends White blood cells (WBC) to defend the body. This causes chronic
inflammation and ulceration of the large intestine, which causes severe pain and discomfort for the
patient. This is why this disease falls under the category of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and
is also referred to as an autoimmune disease. Furthermore, we still don t... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They are considered as auto immune disorders and both of them successfully fall under the
criteria of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) but they work in different areas of the body. Crohn
s disease can occur in any part of the Gastro Intestinal Tract (GIT), while Ulcerative Colitis only
affects the colon and rectum of the large intestine. Again, Crohn s Disease can affect all layers of
the bowel while Ulcerative Colitis, can harm only the linings of the colon. These are the major
differences between them. Conclusion
Though Ulcerative Colitis is not a disease that can cause certain death, but it can lead to the
creation of many other which have high mortality rates. Such as, strokes and colon cancer. We
know that there is bleeding when Ulcerative Colitis occurs. So, during blood clotting, increased
amounts of blood clots also form in the brain causes strokes. Again, the breaking of the mucus
layer in the colon can give rise to cancerous lesions, which develops to colon cancer later
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Snow Imagery in в ЂњDesert Placesв Ђќ and “Stopping by Woods
on...
Robert Frost (1874 1963). Robert Frost was the most widely admired and highly honoured
American poet of the 20th century (Eiermann). Robert Frost was raised in rural New England
where he grew a fond love for the outdoors and nature (Merriman). His love with nature elements
has probably overwhelmed him so much that it has been reflected upon in many of his poems such
as The Tuft of Flowers, Reluctance, and Birches. One of the nature imageries that have been used
frequently by Robert Frostis the snow imagery. Although the snow imagery appears in many
other poems by Frost we will be dealing with the poems Desert Places and Stopping by Woods on
a Snowy Evening. Even though Desert Places and Stopping by Woods on a Snowy... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is also because of the mysteriousness of the woods being lovely, dark, and deep (Frost,
Stopping., line 13) that makes the speaker mesmerized. The snow in this poem gave the speaker
calmness by the woods and gives the poem the mood of welcome and mysteriousness whereas in
Desert Places the snow establishes the mood of loneliness and emptiness. Therefore, if the snow
imagery made the mood of the poems different, then evidently the snow imagery will make the
themes of the two poems different as well.
From the different manipulations of the snow imagery on the moods in Desert Places and
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening it made their themes distinctly different from each other.
The snow that surrounded the speaker in Desert Places made the field look like an open, empty,
lonely place. It is from the surroundings that the speaker creates his own loneliness. From this, it is
clear that the speaker s loneliness inside himself/ herself overwhelms them so much that it causes
their outlook to be of only loneliness. So in Desert Places the theme is that the loneliness that is
created from within of the speaker causes him/her to realize or see the loneliness that is inside them
and also the loneliness that surrounds them, which is nature.
In Stopping by Woods on a Snowy
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on...
Robert Frost (1874 1963). Robert Frost was the most widely admired and highly honoured
American poet of the 20th century (Eiermann). Robert Frost was raised in rural New England
where he grew a fond love for the outdoors and nature (Merriman). His love with nature elements
has probably overwhelmed him so much that it has been reflected upon in many of his poems such
as The Tuft of Flowers, Reluctance, and Birches. One of the nature imageries that have been used
frequently by Robert Frostis the snow imagery. Although the snow imagery appears in many
other poems by Frost we will be dealing with the poems Desert Places and Stopping by Woods on
a Snowy Evening. Even though Desert Places and Stopping by Woods on a Snowy... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is also because of the mysteriousness of the woods being lovely, dark, and deep (Frost,
Stopping., line 13) that makes the speaker mesmerized. The snow in this poem gave the speaker
calmness by the woods and gives the poem the mood of welcome and mysteriousness whereas in
Desert Places the snow establishes the mood of loneliness and emptiness. Therefore, if the snow
imagery made the mood of the poems different, then evidently the snow imagery will make the
themes of the two poems different as well.
From the different manipulations of the snow imagery on the moods in Desert Places and
Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening it made their themes distinctly different from each other.
The snow that surrounded the speaker in Desert Places made the field look like an open, empty,
lonely place. It is from the surroundings that the speaker creates his own loneliness. From this, it is
clear that the speaker s loneliness inside himself/ herself overwhelms them so much that it causes
their outlook to be of only loneliness. So in Desert Places the theme is that the loneliness that is
created from within of the speaker causes him/her to realize or see the loneliness that is inside them
and also the loneliness that surrounds them, which is nature.
In Stopping by Woods on a Snowy
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The Most Significant Aspect of Rooseveltв Ђ™s Presidency and...
The Most Significant Aspect of Roosevelt s Presidency and New Deal up to 1941
In this essay I am going to be assessing which was the most significant aspect of Franklin Delano
Roosevelt s Presidency, by looking at four different aspects of it, and then applying tests to each
aspect. I will be looking into Roosevelt s Economic Policies, Economic Ideas, Role of the
Presidency and the Electoral performance of the Democratic party and then, applying the following
tests to them: Firstly, the Amount of change, then the Immediate effects, then the Long term
effects, and finally the Effect of one aspect on another.
Roosevelt s economic ideas were clearly different to those of the ... Show more content on
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A change like this had never been made before and Roosevelt faced some antagonistic Democrats
who sided with the Republicans in voting down Roosevelt s new laws. To cope with this dilemma,
he made another change and introduced the Caucus System whereby Democrats would meet
outside Congress and decide on how they would vote. Pro Roosevelt democrats would out vote the
anti, and the decision was binding on all. The second major change made, was that Roosevelt
increased the power of the Executive Branch, altering the balance of the three branches. Roosevelt
took many more branches of Government under White House Control (e.g. the FBI), and massively
increased the size of the White House staff. The third major change was that he became the first
President to notably use the media as a way of communicating and advertising to the nation.
However, he did have one major failure. After announcing his New Deal Laws, The Supreme Court
declared some of them unconstitutional, E.g. the NRA, and had a 6/5 majority win. So Roosevelt
tried to change the rules and proposed to appoint new judges in the Supreme Court whenever a
judge reached 70, instead of when a judge retired. Unfortunately, Congress (including the
Democrats,) rejected this plan as a violation of constitution it would turn the Role of the President
into the role of Dictator. In the end, the only reason the New Deal s could go ahead
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Most Significant Aspect of Roosevelt s Presidency and New Deal up to 1941
In this essay I am going to be assessing which was the most significant aspect of Franklin Delano
Roosevelt s Presidency, by looking at four different aspects of it, and then applying tests to each
aspect. I will be looking into Roosevelt s Economic Policies, Economic Ideas, Role of the
Presidency and the Electoral performance of the Democratic party and then, applying the following
tests to them: Firstly, the Amount of change, then the Immediate effects, then the Long term
effects, and finally the Effect of one aspect on another.
Roosevelt s economic ideas were clearly different to those of the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
A change like this had never been made before and Roosevelt faced some antagonistic Democrats
who sided with the Republicans in voting down Roosevelt s new laws. To cope with this dilemma,
he made another change and introduced the Caucus System whereby Democrats would meet
outside Congress and decide on how they would vote. Pro Roosevelt democrats would out vote the
anti, and the decision was binding on all. The second major change made, was that Roosevelt
increased the power of the Executive Branch, altering the balance of the three branches. Roosevelt
took many more branches of Government under White House Control (e.g. the FBI), and massively
increased the size of the White House staff. The third major change was that he became the first
President to notably use the media as a way of communicating and advertising to the nation.
However, he did have one major failure. After announcing his New Deal Laws, The Supreme Court
declared some of them unconstitutional, E.g. the NRA, and had a 6/5 majority win. So Roosevelt
tried to change the rules and proposed to appoint new judges in the Supreme Court whenever a
judge reached 70, instead of when a judge retired. Unfortunately, Congress (including the
Democrats,) rejected this plan as a violation of constitution it would turn the Role of the President
into the role of Dictator. In the end, the only reason the New Deal s could go ahead
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analyzing Some of Anna Akhmatova s Poetry
Unassuming Exuberance
Anna Akhmatova lived from 1889 to 1966 during a dark, rough time in Russia. Everything is
Plundered, I Am Not One of Those Who Left the Land, and Midnight Verses are prime examples
of Akhmatova s symbolic literature. Akhmatova used poetry to help her overcome difficulties in
life; it was a way of expressing and setting her feelings free. All of Anna Akhmatova s poems
contain a common theme that connects to her real life: though life can be rough, it is important to
deal with problems and work towards acceptance. In Midnight Verses, the theme is dark and
tumultuous. This poem is a perfect reflection of Akhmatova s life. She faced many complications in
life, but she had to accept them because she did not want to give up on her home country. Likewise,
Akhmatova s poem has an unwilling acceptance at the end. Midnight Verses also displays her
thoughts in a very creative way. And the signal bells of light rhymes / Then I begin to understand
/ And the simply dictated lines / Lie down in the snow white notebook (Akhmatova 13 16).
Throughout Midnight Verses, Akhmatova uses powerful imagery, making it easy to relate to her
thoughts. Everything is Plundered is another of Akhmatova s poems that continues to illustrate this
theme. In Everything is Plundered, the theme of confusion and contrast in life is present. The
struggles in life are portrayed throughout the poem. This poem reflects humanity s imperfect
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Unassuming Exuberance
Anna Akhmatova lived from 1889 to 1966 during a dark, rough time in Russia. Everything is
Plundered, I Am Not One of Those Who Left the Land, and Midnight Verses are prime examples
of Akhmatova s symbolic literature. Akhmatova used poetry to help her overcome difficulties in
life; it was a way of expressing and setting her feelings free. All of Anna Akhmatova s poems
contain a common theme that connects to her real life: though life can be rough, it is important to
deal with problems and work towards acceptance. In Midnight Verses, the theme is dark and
tumultuous. This poem is a perfect reflection of Akhmatova s life. She faced many complications in
life, but she had to accept them because she did not want to give up on her home country. Likewise,
Akhmatova s poem has an unwilling acceptance at the end. Midnight Verses also displays her
thoughts in a very creative way. And the signal bells of light rhymes / Then I begin to understand
/ And the simply dictated lines / Lie down in the snow white notebook (Akhmatova 13 16).
Throughout Midnight Verses, Akhmatova uses powerful imagery, making it easy to relate to her
thoughts. Everything is Plundered is another of Akhmatova s poems that continues to illustrate this
theme. In Everything is Plundered, the theme of confusion and contrast in life is present. The
struggles in life are portrayed throughout the poem. This poem reflects humanity s imperfect
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This chapter will describe about the software requirements...
This chapter will describe about the software requirements and specifications of the HBScan
application. This will cover about the purpose, scope, references, overall description, functional and
non functional requirements, user classes and characteristics, and operating environment. Those
topics will be discuss further in next section.
4.2 PURPOSE
The purport of this document is to present a detailed description of the HBScan. It will explicate the
purport and features of the application, what the application will does, the constraints under which
it must operate and how the application will react to external stimuli. This document is intended for
both the stakeholders and the developers of the application. University students are ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This application is a thoroughly independent application for Android contrivances. The application
will be a lightweight and minimal application that relies on system and database information to be
processed and sent to the application for displaying. The only functional dependencies are on the
Google Maps API.
4.5.2 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION
This section outlines the use cases for each of the active readers separately.
4.5.2.1 User Use Case
1) User use case diagram: Figure 1: User use case
2)Brief description:
User can scan the barcode of the product using the scanner app and retrieve the information from
the database. User also can view the information about the product. User can update the database
from the internet and share it through Facebook.
4.5.3 USER CLASSES AND CHARACTERISTIC
The early user will be the students of Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris who have Android
devices. When the application is fully release, the scope will change to all android users. The more
people using this applications, the bigger database that need to be construct. The product of this
application will be only the lawful product certifie with JAKIM only. The product that not on the
list will be considered as now permitted product.
4.6 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
The application will run on all current versions of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This chapter will describe about the software requirements and specifications of the HBScan
application. This will cover about the purpose, scope, references, overall description, functional and
non functional requirements, user classes and characteristics, and operating environment. Those
topics will be discuss further in next section.
4.2 PURPOSE
The purport of this document is to present a detailed description of the HBScan. It will explicate the
purport and features of the application, what the application will does, the constraints under which
it must operate and how the application will react to external stimuli. This document is intended for
both the stakeholders and the developers of the application. University students are ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This application is a thoroughly independent application for Android contrivances. The application
will be a lightweight and minimal application that relies on system and database information to be
processed and sent to the application for displaying. The only functional dependencies are on the
Google Maps API.
4.5.2 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION
This section outlines the use cases for each of the active readers separately.
4.5.2.1 User Use Case
1) User use case diagram: Figure 1: User use case
2)Brief description:
User can scan the barcode of the product using the scanner app and retrieve the information from
the database. User also can view the information about the product. User can update the database
from the internet and share it through Facebook.
4.5.3 USER CLASSES AND CHARACTERISTIC
The early user will be the students of Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris who have Android
devices. When the application is fully release, the scope will change to all android users. The more
people using this applications, the bigger database that need to be construct. The product of this
application will be only the lawful product certifie with JAKIM only. The product that not on the
list will be considered as now permitted product.
4.6 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
The application will run on all current versions of the
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The Effect Of High Hydrostatic Pressure Processing On The...
Effect of high hydrostatic pressure processing on the chemical characteristics of different lamb cuts
Wu, Y. C.a, Hamid, N.a*, Oey, I.b, Ma, Q. L. a, Farouk, M.c
aSchool of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, Auckland University
of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand bDepartment of Food Science, University of Otago,
Dunedin, New Zealand cAgResearch MIRINZ, Ruakura Research Centre, Private Bag 3123,
Hamilton 3240, New Zealand
*Corresponding author:
Dr. Nazimah Hamid
School of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, Auckland University of
Technology
Private Bag 92006, New Zealand
Phone: +64 9 921999 extn: 6453
Fax: +64 9 9219627
Email: [email protected] Abstract
This study investigates the effects of high hydrostatic pressure processing (HPP) treatments (200
600 MPa) of eight different lamb cuts on lipid oxidation, fatty acid and free amino acid content. In
general, the eye of loin, flat, heel and tenderloin cuts treated between 400 and 600MPa had higher
oxidation values exceeding 0.5 mg MDA/kg. Saturated and monounsaturated fatty acids content
were lower in HPP treatment of almost all cuts (except rump and heel cuts) at all pressures.
Polyunsaturated fatty acids content was lower in HPP treated inside, knuckle, and tenderloin cuts
at 600 MPa compared to control. Nine essential and 8 non essential amino acids were identified in
the lamb cuts. HPP increased the total free amino acids composition significantly (P
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Effect of high hydrostatic pressure processing on the chemical characteristics of different lamb cuts
Wu, Y. C.a, Hamid, N.a*, Oey, I.b, Ma, Q. L. a, Farouk, M.c
aSchool of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, Auckland University
of Technology, Auckland, New Zealand bDepartment of Food Science, University of Otago,
Dunedin, New Zealand cAgResearch MIRINZ, Ruakura Research Centre, Private Bag 3123,
Hamilton 3240, New Zealand
*Corresponding author:
Dr. Nazimah Hamid
School of Applied Sciences, Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, Auckland University of
Technology
Private Bag 92006, New Zealand
Phone: +64 9 921999 extn: 6453
Fax: +64 9 9219627
Email: [email protected] Abstract
This study investigates the effects of high hydrostatic pressure processing (HPP) treatments (200
600 MPa) of eight different lamb cuts on lipid oxidation, fatty acid and free amino acid content. In
general, the eye of loin, flat, heel and tenderloin cuts treated between 400 and 600MPa had higher
oxidation values exceeding 0.5 mg MDA/kg. Saturated and monounsaturated fatty acids content
were lower in HPP treatment of almost all cuts (except rump and heel cuts) at all pressures.
Polyunsaturated fatty acids content was lower in HPP treated inside, knuckle, and tenderloin cuts
at 600 MPa compared to control. Nine essential and 8 non essential amino acids were identified in
the lamb cuts. HPP increased the total free amino acids composition significantly (P
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It s Just A Regular Day
It s just another regular day, nothing truly interesting has happened for a little while, which is
pretty disappointing but it gives me time to relax. I am getting a feeling that it s not going to stay
like this. Something will happen, hopefully soon, besides that I m just talking to Honey and Mori
because Hikaru and Kaoru seemed busy, so I decided not to bother them now.
Bored, I put my elbow on the table and put my hand on my cheek to support my head.
Where s Tamaki senpai? He should be here by now. I mean he s the president of the club, he should
be one of the first few people here. I asked and yawned.
I don t know, but do you want to eat cake with me to pass some time? Honey suggested cheerfully.
The twins glanced at me as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Huh? We are taking it seriously... Hikaru stated.
Yeah, we pulled off an all nighter Kaoru countered.
We have a website? I never knew... I revealed.
in order to create this masterpiece, Haruhi s composite photograph. Kaoru continued.
Immediately, Haruhi and Honey scrambled to the computer as Tamaki yelled at Hikaru and
Kaoru. I looked at Tamaki raging to Hikaru and Kaoru and stifled a laugh then went to see the
website. I have to admit, the picture looks good. Hikaru and Kaoru have some nice photoshopping
skills. The picture is just Haruhi s head on what it seems to be Tamaki s body.
Haru chan, you are so cool! Honey gushed while Haruhi freaks out, making me unconsciously
giggle.
It isn t that bad, Haru chan. It could be wors What. I said, taking the mouse and scrolled down to
check out the website, only to see another picture with both Haruhi and me being too close for
comfort. Did I really have to be included? Haruhi was lifting my head upwards as I look away
blushing. I ll take a guess and say it s one of the many pictures of the twins doing their twincest act.
We did some extra photos too, Hikaru smirked, looking at the computer screen.
There s plenty of girls that are a fan of Haruhi and Sak chan, so we decided to give them what
they want, Kaoru explained, making an irk mark appear on my forehead.
You guys are pretty good at photoshopping, but you guys could also be better. If you want, I could
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It s just another regular day, nothing truly interesting has happened for a little while, which is
pretty disappointing but it gives me time to relax. I am getting a feeling that it s not going to stay
like this. Something will happen, hopefully soon, besides that I m just talking to Honey and Mori
because Hikaru and Kaoru seemed busy, so I decided not to bother them now.
Bored, I put my elbow on the table and put my hand on my cheek to support my head.
Where s Tamaki senpai? He should be here by now. I mean he s the president of the club, he should
be one of the first few people here. I asked and yawned.
I don t know, but do you want to eat cake with me to pass some time? Honey suggested cheerfully.
The twins glanced at me as ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Huh? We are taking it seriously... Hikaru stated.
Yeah, we pulled off an all nighter Kaoru countered.
We have a website? I never knew... I revealed.
in order to create this masterpiece, Haruhi s composite photograph. Kaoru continued.
Immediately, Haruhi and Honey scrambled to the computer as Tamaki yelled at Hikaru and
Kaoru. I looked at Tamaki raging to Hikaru and Kaoru and stifled a laugh then went to see the
website. I have to admit, the picture looks good. Hikaru and Kaoru have some nice photoshopping
skills. The picture is just Haruhi s head on what it seems to be Tamaki s body.
Haru chan, you are so cool! Honey gushed while Haruhi freaks out, making me unconsciously
giggle.
It isn t that bad, Haru chan. It could be wors What. I said, taking the mouse and scrolled down to
check out the website, only to see another picture with both Haruhi and me being too close for
comfort. Did I really have to be included? Haruhi was lifting my head upwards as I look away
blushing. I ll take a guess and say it s one of the many pictures of the twins doing their twincest act.
We did some extra photos too, Hikaru smirked, looking at the computer screen.
There s plenty of girls that are a fan of Haruhi and Sak chan, so we decided to give them what
they want, Kaoru explained, making an irk mark appear on my forehead.
You guys are pretty good at photoshopping, but you guys could also be better. If you want, I could
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Inadequate Voter Registration
3.Inadequate Voter Registration
3.1 Multiple Registration
Multiple Registration is a huge challenge for holding a free and fair presidential election in
Afghanistan. Voter registration process in Afghanistan is different as compared to rest of the world.
According to the electoral law of Afghanistan, for presidential elections, the entire country is a
single electoral constituency (Ministry of Justice, 2016, p.29). This means that a voter can register
himself and vote in any voting station across the country. Therefore, voter s lists do not exist in the
voting stations, and the required documents are election cards that open entrance for voters to vote.
According to ICG, 10.6 million Afghans were registered within Afghanistan and 740,000 special
election cards were distributed to Afghan refugees in Pakistan in 2004(ICG, 2009, p. 15).
Later, in 2005, through a registration process, 1.7 million more elections cards added to the
previously available voter cards. Similarly, in 2009, 4.4 million new voter cards were issued for
those who supposedly were not registered before. With these new voter cards, a number of election
cards in circulations reached 17 million. However, the eligible voters in ... Show more content on
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Insecurity has negatively affected the whole electoral process, including voter registration, election
campaigns, actual voting process, and counting. Poor security had its effects over registration
process. For example, in the southern and southeastern regions, many registration centers were
closed or the process of registration was limited (Fair, 2009, p. 5). In consonance with the rapid
assessment review of the USAID (2014), upon reflecting over the extent of the existential threats,
the IEC followed the recommendation from the Ministry of Interior to close more than 10 percent
of 7,000 polling centers before the 2014 presidential election day (p.
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3.Inadequate Voter Registration
3.1 Multiple Registration
Multiple Registration is a huge challenge for holding a free and fair presidential election in
Afghanistan. Voter registration process in Afghanistan is different as compared to rest of the world.
According to the electoral law of Afghanistan, for presidential elections, the entire country is a
single electoral constituency (Ministry of Justice, 2016, p.29). This means that a voter can register
himself and vote in any voting station across the country. Therefore, voter s lists do not exist in the
voting stations, and the required documents are election cards that open entrance for voters to vote.
According to ICG, 10.6 million Afghans were registered within Afghanistan and 740,000 special
election cards were distributed to Afghan refugees in Pakistan in 2004(ICG, 2009, p. 15).
Later, in 2005, through a registration process, 1.7 million more elections cards added to the
previously available voter cards. Similarly, in 2009, 4.4 million new voter cards were issued for
those who supposedly were not registered before. With these new voter cards, a number of election
cards in circulations reached 17 million. However, the eligible voters in ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Insecurity has negatively affected the whole electoral process, including voter registration, election
campaigns, actual voting process, and counting. Poor security had its effects over registration
process. For example, in the southern and southeastern regions, many registration centers were
closed or the process of registration was limited (Fair, 2009, p. 5). In consonance with the rapid
assessment review of the USAID (2014), upon reflecting over the extent of the existential threats,
the IEC followed the recommendation from the Ministry of Interior to close more than 10 percent
of 7,000 polling centers before the 2014 presidential election day (p.
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Based on Relevant Reading and Personal Experience Outline...
Based on relevant reading and personal experience outline the theoretical rationale for play in the
development of young children. This essay will outline the theoretical rationale for play in the
development of young children. Boushel, Fawcett and Selwyn (2000:57) state, Play is not easily
defined... Play means different things to different people. Rubin, Fein and Vandenberg (1983)
{cited in Hughes, 2010} suggest play should be intrinsically motivated, freely chosen, pleasurable,
non literal and actively engaging. Play gives children freedom of choice, it allows them to lead
their own learning, follow their own learning intentions and express themselves freely. There are
many reasons that lead us to believe play is crucial for child... Show more content on
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Piaget (1952) {cited in Maynard amp; Thomas, 2009:103} believed play is assimilative and that
it enhances existing knowledge. He also believed play ...allowed children to perfect, rather than
acquire, developing skills. In settings children build upon existing skills whilst playing.
Vygotsky (1978) {cited in Maynard amp; Thomas, 2009} believed social interaction with others
more skilled than themselves allows for development, as children are social learners. He believed
social interactions promote higher mental functioning. The area of functioning beyond the child s
current level is called the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD). Adults and the environment
have a major impact on play and development. Bruner (1963) regards scaffolding as one of the
key roles of the adult... (Devereux and Miller, 2003:45). Instead of taking charge they should
facilitate learning through play and support the child. Rousseau believed children should be
allowed to play freely (Walker, 2003). In the setting it has been observed the adults do not lead
learning, they observe and follow the children s own individual learning intentions. One of the boys
had a particular
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Based on relevant reading and personal experience outline the theoretical rationale for play in the
development of young children. This essay will outline the theoretical rationale for play in the
development of young children. Boushel, Fawcett and Selwyn (2000:57) state, Play is not easily
defined... Play means different things to different people. Rubin, Fein and Vandenberg (1983)
{cited in Hughes, 2010} suggest play should be intrinsically motivated, freely chosen, pleasurable,
non literal and actively engaging. Play gives children freedom of choice, it allows them to lead
their own learning, follow their own learning intentions and express themselves freely. There are
many reasons that lead us to believe play is crucial for child... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Piaget (1952) {cited in Maynard amp; Thomas, 2009:103} believed play is assimilative and that
it enhances existing knowledge. He also believed play ...allowed children to perfect, rather than
acquire, developing skills. In settings children build upon existing skills whilst playing.
Vygotsky (1978) {cited in Maynard amp; Thomas, 2009} believed social interaction with others
more skilled than themselves allows for development, as children are social learners. He believed
social interactions promote higher mental functioning. The area of functioning beyond the child s
current level is called the Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD). Adults and the environment
have a major impact on play and development. Bruner (1963) regards scaffolding as one of the
key roles of the adult... (Devereux and Miller, 2003:45). Instead of taking charge they should
facilitate learning through play and support the child. Rousseau believed children should be
allowed to play freely (Walker, 2003). In the setting it has been observed the adults do not lead
learning, they observe and follow the children s own individual learning intentions. One of the boys
had a particular
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Childcare Breakdowns In The Workforce
The labor force of the United States has changed drastically over the last forty years. According
to the Department of Labor, in 2012, 64% of woman with children under the age of six are in the
labor force. While only 34% of mothers were working in 1970 (Gullekson, Griffeth, Vancouver,
Kovner, Cohen, 2014). Furthermore, in 1974, 80% of kids under the age 17 were cared for by a
parent (Morrissey Warne, 2011). Given this dramatic increase of mothers in the workforce, there is
a considerable amount of time missed by the working parent. On average, American working
parents miss nine days of work per year and that number increases to thirteen as the child moves
through daycare and into elementary school. Breakdowns in childcare cost businesses three billion
dollars annually (Shellenback, 2004). Given these staggering numbers the demand for reliable and
affordable childcare has never been bigger. 1.1Lightening University Lightening University is a new
community college located on the outskirts of Rocky Pennsylvania. It has 1,117 employees and has
an average of 5,000 students enrolled in numerous programs. 1.2Purpose The human resource
department at Lightening University found that the leading cause of employee absences was
related to unreliable childcare. Given the rural location, and the recent opening... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Employers elect to build and run their own child care facility at the workplace. This options is
the most convenient and attractive for employees. In one study, at two separate facilities, the
child care centers reported long waiting list, even if the cost was higher or the same as the local
economy. Furthermore, employees who could have used a family provided care, at substantial less
cost, chose to utilize the on site care (Connelly, Degraff, Willis, 2002). This option has all of the
benefits of the FSAs and a few added benefits. However, this option comes with some inherent
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The labor force of the United States has changed drastically over the last forty years. According
to the Department of Labor, in 2012, 64% of woman with children under the age of six are in the
labor force. While only 34% of mothers were working in 1970 (Gullekson, Griffeth, Vancouver,
Kovner, Cohen, 2014). Furthermore, in 1974, 80% of kids under the age 17 were cared for by a
parent (Morrissey Warne, 2011). Given this dramatic increase of mothers in the workforce, there is
a considerable amount of time missed by the working parent. On average, American working
parents miss nine days of work per year and that number increases to thirteen as the child moves
through daycare and into elementary school. Breakdowns in childcare cost businesses three billion
dollars annually (Shellenback, 2004). Given these staggering numbers the demand for reliable and
affordable childcare has never been bigger. 1.1Lightening University Lightening University is a new
community college located on the outskirts of Rocky Pennsylvania. It has 1,117 employees and has
an average of 5,000 students enrolled in numerous programs. 1.2Purpose The human resource
department at Lightening University found that the leading cause of employee absences was
related to unreliable childcare. Given the rural location, and the recent opening... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Employers elect to build and run their own child care facility at the workplace. This options is
the most convenient and attractive for employees. In one study, at two separate facilities, the
child care centers reported long waiting list, even if the cost was higher or the same as the local
economy. Furthermore, employees who could have used a family provided care, at substantial less
cost, chose to utilize the on site care (Connelly, Degraff, Willis, 2002). This option has all of the
benefits of the FSAs and a few added benefits. However, this option comes with some inherent
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Philip K. Dick And The Minority Report By George Orwell
We can t be confined to one way of thinking, and that terrifies our leaders. It means we can t be
controlled. Veronica Roth.
Various representations of the future are envisioned by many, most of which present a dystopia
rather than a utopia. This is due to the advancements being made by the modern world that raise
concerns about security and especially privacy, leading text makers to predict the worst. The issue
is discussed in the texts The Minority Report by Philip K. Dick (1956), Steven Spielberg s Minority
Report (2002) and George Orwell s 1984 (1949). Through elements such as surveillance,
technology and excessive government control, Philip K. Dick, Steven Spielberg and George
Orwell create a bleak and dystopic vision of the future.
Through falsely accusing innocent people and heavy control, a near dystopic future is
exemplified in the novella, The Minority Report (TMR) by Philip K. Dick. The story is based
on pre crime which is foreseen by three precognitives which result in a supposedly crime free
society. However, it only becomes an illusion of peace by essentially taking in individuals who
have broken no law, (pg. 72.) therefore there s a moral dilemma for the accused are being
imprisoned based on the majority report. The report is an accumulation of the two most similar
reports from the three precogs as mentioned by Dick, the existence of a majority logically implies a
corresponding minority (pg. 84). This means that the chance of the third
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We can t be confined to one way of thinking, and that terrifies our leaders. It means we can t be
controlled. Veronica Roth.
Various representations of the future are envisioned by many, most of which present a dystopia
rather than a utopia. This is due to the advancements being made by the modern world that raise
concerns about security and especially privacy, leading text makers to predict the worst. The issue
is discussed in the texts The Minority Report by Philip K. Dick (1956), Steven Spielberg s Minority
Report (2002) and George Orwell s 1984 (1949). Through elements such as surveillance,
technology and excessive government control, Philip K. Dick, Steven Spielberg and George
Orwell create a bleak and dystopic vision of the future.
Through falsely accusing innocent people and heavy control, a near dystopic future is
exemplified in the novella, The Minority Report (TMR) by Philip K. Dick. The story is based
on pre crime which is foreseen by three precognitives which result in a supposedly crime free
society. However, it only becomes an illusion of peace by essentially taking in individuals who
have broken no law, (pg. 72.) therefore there s a moral dilemma for the accused are being
imprisoned based on the majority report. The report is an accumulation of the two most similar
reports from the three precogs as mentioned by Dick, the existence of a majority logically implies a
corresponding minority (pg. 84). This means that the chance of the third
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Utopia And Leviathan
Thomas More sUtopia and Thomas Hobbes Leviathan each offer alternatives to the worlds in
which they lived.. More s society, viewed through the character Hythloday, is seemingly based
on man s nature in society being generally good, and the faults of man emanate from how society
itself is set up. Hobbes takes the opposite view of human nature, where man s will to survive
makes him unable to act out of goodness and it is man who is responsible for society s ills.
Both Leviathan and Utopia contain faults in logic that work to undermine the very possibility for
these new social structures. In the following I will show how each of their views for a new society
give insight into what their beliefs of human nature are, while showing some ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Close inspection of these rules give insight into how More may have really viewed human nature.
In the following excerpts we find evidence that More may have found man untrustworthy and in
need of social control, or at the very least spiritual control.
The vast majority of Utopians В¦ believe in a single power, unknown, eternal, infinite,
inexplicable, far beyond the grasp of the human mind, and diffused throughout the universe, not
physically but in influence. Him they call father, and to him alone they attribute the origin,
increase, progress, change, and end of all visible things; they do not offer divine honors to any
other. В¦ (Utopus) left the whole matter (choosing a religion) open, allowing each person to
choose what he would believe. The only exception was a positive and strict law against anyone
who would sink so far below the dignity of human nature as to think that the soul perishes with
the body, or that the universe is ruled by blind chance, not divine providence. В¦ Therefore a man
who holds such views is offered no honors, entrusted with no offices, and given no public
responsibility, he is universally regarded as a low and sordid fellow п їЅ (pp.516 518 This excerpt
shows the ambivalence that More has about human nature. He sees man as essentially good but
whenever an individual has ideas of their own they are regarded as inferior. This creates another
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Thomas More sUtopia and Thomas Hobbes Leviathan each offer alternatives to the worlds in
which they lived.. More s society, viewed through the character Hythloday, is seemingly based
on man s nature in society being generally good, and the faults of man emanate from how society
itself is set up. Hobbes takes the opposite view of human nature, where man s will to survive
makes him unable to act out of goodness and it is man who is responsible for society s ills.
Both Leviathan and Utopia contain faults in logic that work to undermine the very possibility for
these new social structures. In the following I will show how each of their views for a new society
give insight into what their beliefs of human nature are, while showing some ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Close inspection of these rules give insight into how More may have really viewed human nature.
In the following excerpts we find evidence that More may have found man untrustworthy and in
need of social control, or at the very least spiritual control.
The vast majority of Utopians В¦ believe in a single power, unknown, eternal, infinite,
inexplicable, far beyond the grasp of the human mind, and diffused throughout the universe, not
physically but in influence. Him they call father, and to him alone they attribute the origin,
increase, progress, change, and end of all visible things; they do not offer divine honors to any
other. В¦ (Utopus) left the whole matter (choosing a religion) open, allowing each person to
choose what he would believe. The only exception was a positive and strict law against anyone
who would sink so far below the dignity of human nature as to think that the soul perishes with
the body, or that the universe is ruled by blind chance, not divine providence. В¦ Therefore a man
who holds such views is offered no honors, entrusted with no offices, and given no public
responsibility, he is universally regarded as a low and sordid fellow п їЅ (pp.516 518 This excerpt
shows the ambivalence that More has about human nature. He sees man as essentially good but
whenever an individual has ideas of their own they are regarded as inferior. This creates another
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The Incredible Power of One Day in the Life of Ivan...
The Incredible Power of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
It has been Russian writers in particular, who for two centuries have struggled against censorship
and oppression to accomplish two great tasks: to create innovative and meaningful art, and to use
that art to make a statement about a specifically Russian predicament. So often the theme was
political, and so many generations of Russians criticised Mother Russia for her backward ways.
Vissarion Belinsky s caustic admonitions in his Letter to Gogol were long a rallying cry for writers:
This is why, especially among us, universal attention is paid...to every manifestation of any so
called liberal trend, no matter how poor the writer s gifts...The ... Show more content on
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Much of GULAG was based on hundreds of letters and memoirs that former prisoners mailed to
Solzhenitsyn after One Day was published. (Remnick, 119)
When reading One Day it is overwhelming to comprehend and imagine this single dawn to dusk
description, with the hindsight to understand that millions of multitudes of men and women
suffered through such an evil scheme of servitude of cruelty.
One Day was the first book of its kind to be printed in Russia. Miraculously, it was not only
printed, but subsequently soldto the citizenry, who were actually allowed to read it. This unheard
of event occurred during a very delicate period of time known as the Khrushchev thaw , when open
condemnation of the cult of personality began to become commonplace, even expected. These brief
years of relief enjoyed a momentary artistic flowering, and poets like Yevgeny Yevtushenko and
Anderi Voznezensky, among others, began to emerge. During Khrushchev s cultural thaw, plays or
novels such as Solzhenitsyn s One Day in the Life of Ivan Denizovich were the primary signs of
new freedom. (Smith, 110) The response to this little book was immense, and an interesting
documentation of varied responses to it is included in Leopold Lebedze s work, Solzhenitsyn: A
Documentary
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The Incredible Power of One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
It has been Russian writers in particular, who for two centuries have struggled against censorship
and oppression to accomplish two great tasks: to create innovative and meaningful art, and to use
that art to make a statement about a specifically Russian predicament. So often the theme was
political, and so many generations of Russians criticised Mother Russia for her backward ways.
Vissarion Belinsky s caustic admonitions in his Letter to Gogol were long a rallying cry for writers:
This is why, especially among us, universal attention is paid...to every manifestation of any so
called liberal trend, no matter how poor the writer s gifts...The ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Much of GULAG was based on hundreds of letters and memoirs that former prisoners mailed to
Solzhenitsyn after One Day was published. (Remnick, 119)
When reading One Day it is overwhelming to comprehend and imagine this single dawn to dusk
description, with the hindsight to understand that millions of multitudes of men and women
suffered through such an evil scheme of servitude of cruelty.
One Day was the first book of its kind to be printed in Russia. Miraculously, it was not only
printed, but subsequently soldto the citizenry, who were actually allowed to read it. This unheard
of event occurred during a very delicate period of time known as the Khrushchev thaw , when open
condemnation of the cult of personality began to become commonplace, even expected. These brief
years of relief enjoyed a momentary artistic flowering, and poets like Yevgeny Yevtushenko and
Anderi Voznezensky, among others, began to emerge. During Khrushchev s cultural thaw, plays or
novels such as Solzhenitsyn s One Day in the Life of Ivan Denizovich were the primary signs of
new freedom. (Smith, 110) The response to this little book was immense, and an interesting
documentation of varied responses to it is included in Leopold Lebedze s work, Solzhenitsyn: A
Documentary
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Is The Dramatic Irony In The Black Cat By Edgar Allan...
The Black Cat is an old short story written by Edgar Allan Poe an American Writer. It is a horror
fiction story which demonstrate the fascinating changes that the human mind has during the
abuse of alcohol. The protagonist is physiological corrupter by the abuse of alcohol and his mind
play games with itself. He changes his personality as the story progresses and the way that he
treats others around him. Everyone is affected by his behavior even his lovely cat. The cat
becomes the object of his hate and in some way it is the first thing that he blames about his
irrational acts. In the short story The Black Cat , Edgar Allan Poe, uses a varied forms of Irony,
dramatic Irony, verbal Irony, and situation irony to produce a transformation of love threw hate
along of the story.
In dramatic Irony, occurs when the readers are aware about what is going to happen, but the
characters do not have any clue about what is going on. In The Black Cat , the story begins with
the main character sentenced to death, but with one story to tell. The Irony here is that he was
not aware about how his life was going to change. In the beginning he is describing how happy
was his childhood and how much he loved his pets. In the second paragraph of the story the
main character describes his personality as a child in the first sentence From my infancy I was
noted for the docility and humanity of my disposition. My tenderness of heart was even so
conspicuous as to make me the jest of my companions (3). He was a lovely child with an
uncertain future. Another irony finds it on the story is how he describes the fidelity and love that
the man can own There is something in the unselfish and self sacrificing love of a brute, which
goes directly to the heart of him who has had frequent occasion to test the paltry friendship and
gossamer fidelity of mere Man (3 4). When the story is progressing he is transforming to a violent
man without any act of compassion towards his faithful pet, which actually represented
faithfulness. He is represented himself as a child with a lovely personality, but he is not aware that
the lovely child was going to transform in an alcoholic man with a violent personality willing to
kill mercilessly.
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The Black Cat is an old short story written by Edgar Allan Poe an American Writer. It is a horror
fiction story which demonstrate the fascinating changes that the human mind has during the
abuse of alcohol. The protagonist is physiological corrupter by the abuse of alcohol and his mind
play games with itself. He changes his personality as the story progresses and the way that he
treats others around him. Everyone is affected by his behavior even his lovely cat. The cat
becomes the object of his hate and in some way it is the first thing that he blames about his
irrational acts. In the short story The Black Cat , Edgar Allan Poe, uses a varied forms of Irony,
dramatic Irony, verbal Irony, and situation irony to produce a transformation of love threw hate
along of the story.
In dramatic Irony, occurs when the readers are aware about what is going to happen, but the
characters do not have any clue about what is going on. In The Black Cat , the story begins with
the main character sentenced to death, but with one story to tell. The Irony here is that he was
not aware about how his life was going to change. In the beginning he is describing how happy
was his childhood and how much he loved his pets. In the second paragraph of the story the
main character describes his personality as a child in the first sentence From my infancy I was
noted for the docility and humanity of my disposition. My tenderness of heart was even so
conspicuous as to make me the jest of my companions (3). He was a lovely child with an
uncertain future. Another irony finds it on the story is how he describes the fidelity and love that
the man can own There is something in the unselfish and self sacrificing love of a brute, which
goes directly to the heart of him who has had frequent occasion to test the paltry friendship and
gossamer fidelity of mere Man (3 4). When the story is progressing he is transforming to a violent
man without any act of compassion towards his faithful pet, which actually represented
faithfulness. He is represented himself as a child with a lovely personality, but he is not aware that
the lovely child was going to transform in an alcoholic man with a violent personality willing to
kill mercilessly.
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United Service Automobile Association ( Usaa ) Essay
United Services Automobile Association (USAA) was founded with a simple mission. That
mission was to provide auto insurance coverage for its initial group of investors. These investors
were all military officers who found that auto insurance was too expensive and difficult to obtain
due to their high risk occupations. Membership was initially restricted to active duty military
officers. Over the years, eligibility has been expanded to include active duty and retired military
personnel regardless of rank or branch of service and their families.
Since its founding in 1922, the company and mission have changed to provide comprehensive
financial support to its members through a variety of insurance, banking, and investment options.
These changes caused USAA to straddle two businesses; insurance and banking. Both of these
businesses are highly regulated. As such, managing these various companies has proven to be a
challenge that USAA continually addresses through its financial services operations.
External general factors
External general environment factors include government regulations, general economic conditions,
customer acquisition considerations, and corporate brand loyalty. Both the insurance and banking
businesses are the subject of many regulations. These are generated by the federal government and
state legislatures. All of these regulations seek to protect consumers by establishing specific
financial requirements, business practices, and employee training for the
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United Services Automobile Association (USAA) was founded with a simple mission. That
mission was to provide auto insurance coverage for its initial group of investors. These investors
were all military officers who found that auto insurance was too expensive and difficult to obtain
due to their high risk occupations. Membership was initially restricted to active duty military
officers. Over the years, eligibility has been expanded to include active duty and retired military
personnel regardless of rank or branch of service and their families.
Since its founding in 1922, the company and mission have changed to provide comprehensive
financial support to its members through a variety of insurance, banking, and investment options.
These changes caused USAA to straddle two businesses; insurance and banking. Both of these
businesses are highly regulated. As such, managing these various companies has proven to be a
challenge that USAA continually addresses through its financial services operations.
External general factors
External general environment factors include government regulations, general economic conditions,
customer acquisition considerations, and corporate brand loyalty. Both the insurance and banking
businesses are the subject of many regulations. These are generated by the federal government and
state legislatures. All of these regulations seek to protect consumers by establishing specific
financial requirements, business practices, and employee training for the
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The Importance Of The Indian Mutiny
The purpose of this lecture was to discuss the importance of the Indian Mutiny which began on
May 10th, 1857. However, before the rebellion began, the British had colonized India, where they
would use citizens as soldiers, and tap into their revenue. In addition, the British changed the ruling
system, where current rulers were disinherited. Then in Meerut India, the rebellion against the
British began. This began when the Meerut troops refused to set down their muskets at an army
base. The troops then proceeded to shoot at their commanding officers, where they were forced to
flee to Delhi. This act represented racial intolerance, white versus non white, and was viewed as a
race war. Furthermore, civilians joined the up rising, and joined the... Show more content on
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However, this article elaborates more those ideas than the lecture. The article takes us through the
events that occurred thorough the Indian Mutiny, while using pictures to emphasize, and make
their points clearer. Additionally, the article describes how the British viewed the mutineers, as
murdering shoe keepers . However, the article also goes into detail how the British were not the
only ones massacred. As stated in the article, the casualties among the Indian Christian were far
more numerous. Furthermore, the article also suggests that the paper in the Indian National
archive were not explored properly. If explored properly it would add new insight into the Indian
Mutiny. Equally important, the article Nana Sahib at Cawnpore: 1857 by Christopher Hibbert,
describes the attack on Cawnpore in 1857. The article describes the attack on the British where
most men were killed, and the women and children were taken as hostages. Then Nana Sahib
ordered them to be killed, and thrown in a well. This is when the British acted in vengeance,
stuffing pork and beef down the Nana Sahib s Collector Sprisoner, as well as threatening to kill
Nana Sahib, and his
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The purpose of this lecture was to discuss the importance of the Indian Mutiny which began on
May 10th, 1857. However, before the rebellion began, the British had colonized India, where they
would use citizens as soldiers, and tap into their revenue. In addition, the British changed the ruling
system, where current rulers were disinherited. Then in Meerut India, the rebellion against the
British began. This began when the Meerut troops refused to set down their muskets at an army
base. The troops then proceeded to shoot at their commanding officers, where they were forced to
flee to Delhi. This act represented racial intolerance, white versus non white, and was viewed as a
race war. Furthermore, civilians joined the up rising, and joined the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
However, this article elaborates more those ideas than the lecture. The article takes us through the
events that occurred thorough the Indian Mutiny, while using pictures to emphasize, and make
their points clearer. Additionally, the article describes how the British viewed the mutineers, as
murdering shoe keepers . However, the article also goes into detail how the British were not the
only ones massacred. As stated in the article, the casualties among the Indian Christian were far
more numerous. Furthermore, the article also suggests that the paper in the Indian National
archive were not explored properly. If explored properly it would add new insight into the Indian
Mutiny. Equally important, the article Nana Sahib at Cawnpore: 1857 by Christopher Hibbert,
describes the attack on Cawnpore in 1857. The article describes the attack on the British where
most men were killed, and the women and children were taken as hostages. Then Nana Sahib
ordered them to be killed, and thrown in a well. This is when the British acted in vengeance,
stuffing pork and beef down the Nana Sahib s Collector Sprisoner, as well as threatening to kill
Nana Sahib, and his
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Loloe Devo Character Analysis
Chloe Carleton
Chloe Carleton, a 8th grader at Laurel Ridge Middle School, still has her life ahead of her. And she
has plans for every part of it. Some are big dreams, some are small goals, and some are memories.
Chloe, currently a member of LRMS s Publications class, wanted to go to the class because it
looked like plenty of fun to her, among creating the yearbook to writing on articles, by which she
loves writing news articles specifically. Chloe, 20 years from now, plans to be out of college and on
her way to becoming a doctor, which she s wanted to be since a very young age. Before college,
she plans on getting lots of A s, with a few B s for the end of this year. For high school, Chloe wants
to get a higher GPA than she needs
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Chloe Carleton
Chloe Carleton, a 8th grader at Laurel Ridge Middle School, still has her life ahead of her. And she
has plans for every part of it. Some are big dreams, some are small goals, and some are memories.
Chloe, currently a member of LRMS s Publications class, wanted to go to the class because it
looked like plenty of fun to her, among creating the yearbook to writing on articles, by which she
loves writing news articles specifically. Chloe, 20 years from now, plans to be out of college and on
her way to becoming a doctor, which she s wanted to be since a very young age. Before college,
she plans on getting lots of A s, with a few B s for the end of this year. For high school, Chloe wants
to get a higher GPA than she needs
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Vignette In The House On Mango Street
Growing up as a child could be looked at as a bumpy road. Average kid has everything they need;
food, shelter, and of course water. Whether it is the nicest of places, or the greatest neighborhood,
with the greatest food, now that s a different story. Here, The House on Mango Street takes short
stories called vignettes, all of which are told from the perspective of a thirteen year old girl named
Esperanza. As the story goes on, I notice how naГ Їve Esperanza is. She definitely does not
understand the concepts going on around her. But as she gets older, I believe she will realize that
she wants better for herself, and whatever her future may bring. The very first vignette, Esperanza
is explaining the house she is moving into and also the house she use to live in. She described her
old house as, Small, with red tight steps, and windows that are so small you d think they... Show
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She also says she can t be her sisters friend. She states that, They have got a lot to say to me and
Nenny inside the house. But outside of the house they cannot be seen talking to girls (Cisneros
8). Esperanza also goes on to say, Nenny is too young to be my friend. She is just my sister and
that was not my fault (Cisneros 8). In my opinion, I think she wants to be her sisters friend, not
just someone she has to look after. Esperanza even says, Someday I will have a best friend. One I
can share all my secrets to (Cisneros 9). Throughout this vignette I got a sense that there was a
reputation that the guys wanted to keep. They did not want to be seen with their sisters, and the
only time they spoke was when they were home. Even then, I got the sense that the brothers
picked on Esperanza and Nenny. I know that Esperanza is not allowed to friends with her sister
because she is younger. I could be because it looks lame. As if Oh hey, her best friend is her little
sister, how
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Growing up as a child could be looked at as a bumpy road. Average kid has everything they need;
food, shelter, and of course water. Whether it is the nicest of places, or the greatest neighborhood,
with the greatest food, now that s a different story. Here, The House on Mango Street takes short
stories called vignettes, all of which are told from the perspective of a thirteen year old girl named
Esperanza. As the story goes on, I notice how naГ Їve Esperanza is. She definitely does not
understand the concepts going on around her. But as she gets older, I believe she will realize that
she wants better for herself, and whatever her future may bring. The very first vignette, Esperanza
is explaining the house she is moving into and also the house she use to live in. She described her
old house as, Small, with red tight steps, and windows that are so small you d think they... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She also says she can t be her sisters friend. She states that, They have got a lot to say to me and
Nenny inside the house. But outside of the house they cannot be seen talking to girls (Cisneros
8). Esperanza also goes on to say, Nenny is too young to be my friend. She is just my sister and
that was not my fault (Cisneros 8). In my opinion, I think she wants to be her sisters friend, not
just someone she has to look after. Esperanza even says, Someday I will have a best friend. One I
can share all my secrets to (Cisneros 9). Throughout this vignette I got a sense that there was a
reputation that the guys wanted to keep. They did not want to be seen with their sisters, and the
only time they spoke was when they were home. Even then, I got the sense that the brothers
picked on Esperanza and Nenny. I know that Esperanza is not allowed to friends with her sister
because she is younger. I could be because it looks lame. As if Oh hey, her best friend is her little
sister, how
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Taylor Swift And Harris Research Paper
On Tuesday night, the American singer songwriter and actress behind the hit song Bad Blood
Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris (the Scottish DJ, singer, record producer and remixer) managed to
be in the same town, as the Hollywood couple enjoying their dinner together.
But, instead of settling for a table for two, Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris appeared to have
welcomed another celebrity couple into the mix.
Photographers spotted the Shake It Off singer exiting the Palm Restaurant in Beverly Hills Tuesday
night donning black skinny jeans and a leather jacket.
And just minutes later, the English model and actress who is famous for her work for lingerie
retailer Victoria s Secret Rosie Huntington Whiteley and boyfriend Jason Statham (English actor,
former diver and martial artist) walked out holding hands. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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And some of Taylor Swift s fans spotted Calvin Harris manager walking out of theBeverly Hills
restaurant.
However, with all of the Shake It Off singer s famous friends, this may not be the biggest surprise
to see Taylor Swift mixing together with a few famous faces over dinner.
As this past summer, the celebrity couple Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris met up with the
American singer, actor and a member of the pop rock band Jonas Brothers Joe Jonas and Gigi
Hadid (American fashion model and television personality) for some quality time at the ultra
private Soho House in
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On Tuesday night, the American singer songwriter and actress behind the hit song Bad Blood
Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris (the Scottish DJ, singer, record producer and remixer) managed to
be in the same town, as the Hollywood couple enjoying their dinner together.
But, instead of settling for a table for two, Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris appeared to have
welcomed another celebrity couple into the mix.
Photographers spotted the Shake It Off singer exiting the Palm Restaurant in Beverly Hills Tuesday
night donning black skinny jeans and a leather jacket.
And just minutes later, the English model and actress who is famous for her work for lingerie
retailer Victoria s Secret Rosie Huntington Whiteley and boyfriend Jason Statham (English actor,
former diver and martial artist) walked out holding hands. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
And some of Taylor Swift s fans spotted Calvin Harris manager walking out of theBeverly Hills
restaurant.
However, with all of the Shake It Off singer s famous friends, this may not be the biggest surprise
to see Taylor Swift mixing together with a few famous faces over dinner.
As this past summer, the celebrity couple Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris met up with the
American singer, actor and a member of the pop rock band Jonas Brothers Joe Jonas and Gigi
Hadid (American fashion model and television personality) for some quality time at the ultra
private Soho House in
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OEF Veterans Research Paper
Using the Google Scholar search engine, the phrase OIF OEF veterans struggle for care yielded
2100 articles between the years 2000 to 2016. Of the 2100 articles, only 2 articles supported the
current research topic. Using the phrase OIF OEF veterans barriers for not seeking treatment
yielded 3,180 results. Specifiers such as changing the years from 2008 to 2016 and adding
citations and patents yielded 2960 articles. Amongst the 2960 articles, 5 articles were selected
following screening. These articles were considered relevant to the current research topic. Of the
9,277 articles yielded in the overall research, 9 articles were used in conducting research supporting
the barriers that OIF/OEF veterans face when seeking treatment for PTSD... Show more content on
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99). Similarly, both articles mentioned PTSD symptoms as being a barrier overlapping with
depression. Baker, Kilmer, Lemmer, Goldsmith, and Pittman (2012) provided more in depth
information that focused primarily on PTSD and depression as to where Connor et.al (2013)
looked into more barriers other than the overlapping symptoms as being reasons for barriers for
treatment in combat veterans. Baker et. al (2012) examined 2 significant mental health issues
including PTSD and depression in OEF/OIF combat veterans in their entire research study. These
researchers found that health related quality of life (HRQoL) is highly affected in both disorders.
Although the study used a clinician administered PTSD scale (CAPS) as well as standardized and
structured interviews conducting to the DSM 5 criteria, the fact alone remains that the overlapping
symptoms could be difficult for veterans to understand. The participants in this study consisted of
200 OEF/OIF veterans who completed an interview as well as self report questionnaires. The
sample included 95% men, 45% active duty, 55% veteran; ages 19 52, median 27%; 77% non
Hispanic/Latino, and 80% white. The findings revealed that PTSD and depression have
overlapping symptoms as anhedonia, concentration, and insomnia. In conclusion, the results from
the
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Using the Google Scholar search engine, the phrase OIF OEF veterans struggle for care yielded
2100 articles between the years 2000 to 2016. Of the 2100 articles, only 2 articles supported the
current research topic. Using the phrase OIF OEF veterans barriers for not seeking treatment
yielded 3,180 results. Specifiers such as changing the years from 2008 to 2016 and adding
citations and patents yielded 2960 articles. Amongst the 2960 articles, 5 articles were selected
following screening. These articles were considered relevant to the current research topic. Of the
9,277 articles yielded in the overall research, 9 articles were used in conducting research supporting
the barriers that OIF/OEF veterans face when seeking treatment for PTSD... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
99). Similarly, both articles mentioned PTSD symptoms as being a barrier overlapping with
depression. Baker, Kilmer, Lemmer, Goldsmith, and Pittman (2012) provided more in depth
information that focused primarily on PTSD and depression as to where Connor et.al (2013)
looked into more barriers other than the overlapping symptoms as being reasons for barriers for
treatment in combat veterans. Baker et. al (2012) examined 2 significant mental health issues
including PTSD and depression in OEF/OIF combat veterans in their entire research study. These
researchers found that health related quality of life (HRQoL) is highly affected in both disorders.
Although the study used a clinician administered PTSD scale (CAPS) as well as standardized and
structured interviews conducting to the DSM 5 criteria, the fact alone remains that the overlapping
symptoms could be difficult for veterans to understand. The participants in this study consisted of
200 OEF/OIF veterans who completed an interview as well as self report questionnaires. The
sample included 95% men, 45% active duty, 55% veteran; ages 19 52, median 27%; 77% non
Hispanic/Latino, and 80% white. The findings revealed that PTSD and depression have
overlapping symptoms as anhedonia, concentration, and insomnia. In conclusion, the results from
the
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Children s Lit Task 1
Part A.
In the past five years, children s literature has had many common themes. Bullying has been a
popular subject of interest at all levels of reading. This trend reflects a rising concern about
cyberbullying and the sometimes dramatic effects it can have on a child s life. Writers and parents
are making an effort to show children that what they do to their peers has real consequences and to
be mindful with their words and actions. Another popular subject is dystopian futures. This interest
is in part due to the success of The Hunger Games trilogy, children have become interested in the
future of their planet.
Another interesting trend in children s literature is mixing of genres, such as mixing cartoons and
novels, which may be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Caldecott Medal identifies picture books that have compelling illustrations that give readers
a rich and detailed visualization of the words they are reading or being read. The illustrations also
add depth and additional meaning to the stories. Teachers who choose these books may rest
assured that they are providing quality and inspiring educational experiences to their young
students. The Newberry Medal is awarded to books that are outstanding contributions to children s
literature. It is awarded by a committee of experts who review many submissions and select the
best of each year. These selections are well written, compelling, and have well thought out plots
and vibrantly developed characters. Students will gain great experiences reading Newberry Medal
and Honors books. The Coretta Scott King Award recognizes books that further Martin Luther King
Jr s vision of unity and diversity. Teachers may use these books to be sure that they are teaching
their students about diversity in engaging and exciting ways.
Aardema, V., Dillon, L. (1975). Why mosquitoes buzz in people s ears: A West African tale. New
York, NY: Dial Press.
This tale is a fable about the far reaching consequences of one small action. When the mosquito tells
a lie to the iguana, a chain reaction is set off that causes the night to last far too long. As punishment
for
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Part A.
In the past five years, children s literature has had many common themes. Bullying has been a
popular subject of interest at all levels of reading. This trend reflects a rising concern about
cyberbullying and the sometimes dramatic effects it can have on a child s life. Writers and parents
are making an effort to show children that what they do to their peers has real consequences and to
be mindful with their words and actions. Another popular subject is dystopian futures. This interest
is in part due to the success of The Hunger Games trilogy, children have become interested in the
future of their planet.
Another interesting trend in children s literature is mixing of genres, such as mixing cartoons and
novels, which may be ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Caldecott Medal identifies picture books that have compelling illustrations that give readers
a rich and detailed visualization of the words they are reading or being read. The illustrations also
add depth and additional meaning to the stories. Teachers who choose these books may rest
assured that they are providing quality and inspiring educational experiences to their young
students. The Newberry Medal is awarded to books that are outstanding contributions to children s
literature. It is awarded by a committee of experts who review many submissions and select the
best of each year. These selections are well written, compelling, and have well thought out plots
and vibrantly developed characters. Students will gain great experiences reading Newberry Medal
and Honors books. The Coretta Scott King Award recognizes books that further Martin Luther King
Jr s vision of unity and diversity. Teachers may use these books to be sure that they are teaching
their students about diversity in engaging and exciting ways.
Aardema, V., Dillon, L. (1975). Why mosquitoes buzz in people s ears: A West African tale. New
York, NY: Dial Press.
This tale is a fable about the far reaching consequences of one small action. When the mosquito tells
a lie to the iguana, a chain reaction is set off that causes the night to last far too long. As punishment
for
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mission Trip Research Paper
Dear
WAHOO! Another year has flown by, summer is creeping up on us, and this means that yet
another life changing experience is approaching me leaving my heart and mind ever so anxious.
The 2018 mission trip will take place in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, and I couldn t be more
excited to add more fuel to my fire for Jesus that has been growing in my heart. In a few short
weeks, I will have the opportunity to travel with the Marathon FCA group to the reservations to
assist in building houses, work in the image and likeness of Jesus giving the people reasons to
smile, and change the lives of many through simple, yet huge, acts of kindness. I have been
involved in my FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) group ever since I was a freshman, ... Show
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The emotions, memories, and people that these trips have brought me are indescribable, and
seeing that I only have two years left, I want to make sure that I not only let the love of God
pour into my heart and mind, but also I want to make sure that as an FCA group, we continue to
spread his messages and hope in places of despair around the world by working as his hands and
feet. This year, I want to be all in for the all in all, and being able to attend this mission trip is going
to help in my expedition for Jesus. Without the help of my family and friends, I would not have
gotten to this point in my life, and I want to continue to thank you all for
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Dear
WAHOO! Another year has flown by, summer is creeping up on us, and this means that yet
another life changing experience is approaching me leaving my heart and mind ever so anxious.
The 2018 mission trip will take place in Pine Ridge, South Dakota, and I couldn t be more
excited to add more fuel to my fire for Jesus that has been growing in my heart. In a few short
weeks, I will have the opportunity to travel with the Marathon FCA group to the reservations to
assist in building houses, work in the image and likeness of Jesus giving the people reasons to
smile, and change the lives of many through simple, yet huge, acts of kindness. I have been
involved in my FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) group ever since I was a freshman, ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The emotions, memories, and people that these trips have brought me are indescribable, and
seeing that I only have two years left, I want to make sure that I not only let the love of God
pour into my heart and mind, but also I want to make sure that as an FCA group, we continue to
spread his messages and hope in places of despair around the world by working as his hands and
feet. This year, I want to be all in for the all in all, and being able to attend this mission trip is going
to help in my expedition for Jesus. Without the help of my family and friends, I would not have
gotten to this point in my life, and I want to continue to thank you all for
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Environmental Impact Assessment (Eia)
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): * A formal process to predict the environmental
consequence of human development activities and to plan an appropriate measure to eliminate or
reduce the adverse impacts and to augment positive impacts. * EIA is an attempt to identify
measure and evaluate the environmental impacts of a course of actions. Here, actions mean any
development, strategy which will change an existing system. * According to LGED, assessment of
beneficial and adverse change in the environmental resources or values, resulting from any
proposed project. Methods available for conducting EIA study are: * Checklist method * Matrix
method * Overlays method * Network diagram method * Baseline studies *... Show more content
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The matrix comprises the environmental components found in a given study area, listed along both
axes of the matrix: the cells then represent possible linkages between the components. This is
illustrated in Figure . The analyst codes those cells where a direct link exists a 1 , the other cells
have a 0 . On multiplying the matrix by itself, the resultant matrix indicates those components that
can be reached within one (direct link) or two (indirect link) steps from another component. Further
matrix multiplication can identify 3 , 4 , 5 step links between the environmental components. Table:
Descriptive system model components| Dependent Components| Type of Dependency| 1.Rotted
vegetation| Plant detritusBenthic faunaEstuarine fishAvifauna | Source of
nutrientsNutrientsNutrientsNutrients|
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Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA): * A formal process to predict the environmental
consequence of human development activities and to plan an appropriate measure to eliminate or
reduce the adverse impacts and to augment positive impacts. * EIA is an attempt to identify
measure and evaluate the environmental impacts of a course of actions. Here, actions mean any
development, strategy which will change an existing system. * According to LGED, assessment of
beneficial and adverse change in the environmental resources or values, resulting from any
proposed project. Methods available for conducting EIA study are: * Checklist method * Matrix
method * Overlays method * Network diagram method * Baseline studies *... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The matrix comprises the environmental components found in a given study area, listed along both
axes of the matrix: the cells then represent possible linkages between the components. This is
illustrated in Figure . The analyst codes those cells where a direct link exists a 1 , the other cells
have a 0 . On multiplying the matrix by itself, the resultant matrix indicates those components that
can be reached within one (direct link) or two (indirect link) steps from another component. Further
matrix multiplication can identify 3 , 4 , 5 step links between the environmental components. Table:
Descriptive system model components| Dependent Components| Type of Dependency| 1.Rotted
vegetation| Plant detritusBenthic faunaEstuarine fishAvifauna | Source of
nutrientsNutrientsNutrientsNutrients|
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Taking a Look at Ornithology
Ornithology Ornithology is a branch of zoology that deals with the study of birds, and
ornithologist studies the variety of things on birds such as bird anatomy, behavior, biology,
evolution, ecology and physiology. For an ornithologist, there is no standard or even an average
starting salary because few people are hired strictly as ornithologist. Instead, they are hired as
teachers, professors, wildlife biologists, environmental scientists, environmental educators,
ecologists, tour leaders, and etc. The salary ranges applies to those fields and the organization that
is hiring. It also depends on the level of education that they have. They could make $5,000 a year
or $150,000 a year. In the field of ornithology, it should be narrow by their typical day,
requirements of educational level, the three positive and negative aspects of ornithology and
what makes ornithology so interesting. A normal day depends on them and what job they have.
They can teach and talk to the students or colleagues, go to meetings, read books and articles,
answer e mails, updating their website, and go out in the field to collect research data on birds.
Also, they can write a grant proposal in order to generate funding for a project. Basically, a
typical day for an ornithologist is just a bunch of random things, as long as it relates to birds and
saving them. In order for a student to become an ornithologist, it is an obvious statement that you
must have a great passion for birds or else this
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Ornithology Ornithology is a branch of zoology that deals with the study of birds, and
ornithologist studies the variety of things on birds such as bird anatomy, behavior, biology,
evolution, ecology and physiology. For an ornithologist, there is no standard or even an average
starting salary because few people are hired strictly as ornithologist. Instead, they are hired as
teachers, professors, wildlife biologists, environmental scientists, environmental educators,
ecologists, tour leaders, and etc. The salary ranges applies to those fields and the organization that
is hiring. It also depends on the level of education that they have. They could make $5,000 a year
or $150,000 a year. In the field of ornithology, it should be narrow by their typical day,
requirements of educational level, the three positive and negative aspects of ornithology and
what makes ornithology so interesting. A normal day depends on them and what job they have.
They can teach and talk to the students or colleagues, go to meetings, read books and articles,
answer e mails, updating their website, and go out in the field to collect research data on birds.
Also, they can write a grant proposal in order to generate funding for a project. Basically, a
typical day for an ornithologist is just a bunch of random things, as long as it relates to birds and
saving them. In order for a student to become an ornithologist, it is an obvious statement that you
must have a great passion for birds or else this
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The Hollow Hope By Gerald Rosenberg
The Hollow Hope by Gerald Rosenberg is based on one research question. That question is: Can the
Court bring about significant social change? In examining this question Rosenberg presents two
different views of the Court. The dynamic court view believes that the court is an excellent catalyst
for social change while the constrained court view believe that there are constraints in place that
prevent the court from making significant change. The constrained court believes that it is only
when these constraints are lifted and certain conditions met that the Court can have an effect on
social change. To explore his question Rosenberg looks into different court cases in which believers
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One thing that he does not make so clear is what he constitutes as significant social change, and
how he will measure what that exactly.
In reading the book Rosenberg does seem to give a hint of bias toward the constrained court as
being more correct, as it appears he spends less of his time arguing for the dynamic court view.
However it may not be bias that is perceived, but just that through his investigation he has found
that the constrained court view is a more accurate representation. There are some parts in the book
where Rosenberg almost asks too much of the Court for the dynamic court view, which makes it
appear that he is setting up the dynamic court argument to fail. As Feeley (1992) mentions in his
review of the first edition of The Hollow Hope, Rosenberg makes his arguments as a lawyer
would, which by definition sets up his opponent to fail and as his conclusion as the most obvious
choice. With this in mind one could conclude that Rosenberg sets up the dynamic court view to fail
on purpose to make his point more clear. There are some points throughout the book where there is
a correlation for the dynamic court that it means there is nothing there, whereas when there is a
correlation for the constrained court he uses that as a point to prove his conclusions.
The sources that Rosenberg used are dependable sources, and he presents the information that the
sources provide in a
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The Hollow Hope by Gerald Rosenberg is based on one research question. That question is: Can the
Court bring about significant social change? In examining this question Rosenberg presents two
different views of the Court. The dynamic court view believes that the court is an excellent catalyst
for social change while the constrained court view believe that there are constraints in place that
prevent the court from making significant change. The constrained court believes that it is only
when these constraints are lifted and certain conditions met that the Court can have an effect on
social change. To explore his question Rosenberg looks into different court cases in which believers
of the dynamic court view think had the most impact on... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One thing that he does not make so clear is what he constitutes as significant social change, and
how he will measure what that exactly.
In reading the book Rosenberg does seem to give a hint of bias toward the constrained court as
being more correct, as it appears he spends less of his time arguing for the dynamic court view.
However it may not be bias that is perceived, but just that through his investigation he has found
that the constrained court view is a more accurate representation. There are some parts in the book
where Rosenberg almost asks too much of the Court for the dynamic court view, which makes it
appear that he is setting up the dynamic court argument to fail. As Feeley (1992) mentions in his
review of the first edition of The Hollow Hope, Rosenberg makes his arguments as a lawyer
would, which by definition sets up his opponent to fail and as his conclusion as the most obvious
choice. With this in mind one could conclude that Rosenberg sets up the dynamic court view to fail
on purpose to make his point more clear. There are some points throughout the book where there is
a correlation for the dynamic court that it means there is nothing there, whereas when there is a
correlation for the constrained court he uses that as a point to prove his conclusions.
The sources that Rosenberg used are dependable sources, and he presents the information that the
sources provide in a
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Short Story Of Jacoma Portman
Jacob Portman s grandpa was probably the most interesting person in his life. Grandpa Portman
would always regale Jacob with stories about his life in an orphanage. However, that wasn t the
most interesting part. This orphanage was home to many peculiar children. Some of these
children could lift massive boulders, while others could fly, make instant fireballs, or were even
invisible. Grandpa Portman stated that with the help of all these peculiar children, they would
defeat monsters. For a six year old, these stories sounded pretty believable, especially because
Grandpa Portman had photos. However, as he grew older, Jacob stopped believing these far
fetched tales. The photos were obviously some kind of photoshop and according to Jacob s dad,
the monsters were people that took all of his family s lives. One day Grandpa Portman starts
acting all weird. He thinks that the monsters are coming for him again and all he has left to
defend himself against the monsters is a box cutter. As Jacob visits to check up on him, his
grandpa was not lying. He was standing face to face with a monster that killed Grandpa
Portman. As the monster disappears, Grandpa Portman is left dying only before muttering his
last words. Nobody believes Jacob when he says that he saw a monster, of course. Jacob then
decides to go to Cairnholm, a small island where Grandpa Portman s orphanage is located. Jacob
believes going to the orphanage will help him make sense of the monster he saw and his grandpa s
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Jacob Portman s grandpa was probably the most interesting person in his life. Grandpa Portman
would always regale Jacob with stories about his life in an orphanage. However, that wasn t the
most interesting part. This orphanage was home to many peculiar children. Some of these
children could lift massive boulders, while others could fly, make instant fireballs, or were even
invisible. Grandpa Portman stated that with the help of all these peculiar children, they would
defeat monsters. For a six year old, these stories sounded pretty believable, especially because
Grandpa Portman had photos. However, as he grew older, Jacob stopped believing these far
fetched tales. The photos were obviously some kind of photoshop and according to Jacob s dad,
the monsters were people that took all of his family s lives. One day Grandpa Portman starts
acting all weird. He thinks that the monsters are coming for him again and all he has left to
defend himself against the monsters is a box cutter. As Jacob visits to check up on him, his
grandpa was not lying. He was standing face to face with a monster that killed Grandpa
Portman. As the monster disappears, Grandpa Portman is left dying only before muttering his
last words. Nobody believes Jacob when he says that he saw a monster, of course. Jacob then
decides to go to Cairnholm, a small island where Grandpa Portman s orphanage is located. Jacob
believes going to the orphanage will help him make sense of the monster he saw and his grandpa s
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Kandinsky Vs Klee
Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee are two of the famous artists of abstract art. They both had
started their painting life since 1900, and they had had friendship during their lifetime. Which is
easier to compare their artworks by year and find the similarities of how they were influent by
each other. Such as Kandinsky s Improvisation and Klee s Colour shape in 1914, Kandinsky s
Black Increasing and Klee s Black Knight in 1927. Thus, the four paintingwould be the artworks to
compare. Two artists have the same perspective toward art. First, Kandinsky not only sees
colours as different moods but also sees them as the sounds of music. He also assigned
instrument tones to go with each colour: Red sounded like a trumpet; Green sounded like a
middle position violin; Light Blue sounded like flute; Dark Blue sounded like a cello, Yellow
sounded like a fanfare of trumpets; and White sounded like the pause in a harmonious melody.
(Kandinsky) It is a special perspective to see or hear art. In the same way, Klee was a musician
which found the resemblance between art and music.
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Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee are two of the famous artists of abstract art. They both had
started their painting life since 1900, and they had had friendship during their lifetime. Which is
easier to compare their artworks by year and find the similarities of how they were influent by
each other. Such as Kandinsky s Improvisation and Klee s Colour shape in 1914, Kandinsky s
Black Increasing and Klee s Black Knight in 1927. Thus, the four paintingwould be the artworks to
compare. Two artists have the same perspective toward art. First, Kandinsky not only sees
colours as different moods but also sees them as the sounds of music. He also assigned
instrument tones to go with each colour: Red sounded like a trumpet; Green sounded like a
middle position violin; Light Blue sounded like flute; Dark Blue sounded like a cello, Yellow
sounded like a fanfare of trumpets; and White sounded like the pause in a harmonious melody.
(Kandinsky) It is a special perspective to see or hear art. In the same way, Klee was a musician
which found the resemblance between art and music.
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Plant Sets And Its Effect On Our Lives
Part A The results were conclusive and differed slightly from previously expectations with the
plants germinated with an absence of light growing on average 17.975 mm per day compared to
the plants with exposure to light growing 6.965 mm less at an average of 11.01 mm per day.
This trend was evident throughout the duration of the experiment however as the investigation
continued it was clear the growth of both plant sets was beginning to decrease and slow. As
shown in graph 2.0 and table 1.0 on day 15 the plants grown in the dark had reached a height of
175.9 mm and by day 17 they had only grown 1.475 mm and reached a height of 177.375 mm,
compared to the growth between day 8 and 9 when the plants grew by 44.375 mm, a 48%
increase, nearly doubling its height of 47.85 mm on day 8. The heights of both sets altered from
each other for most of the experiment expect for day 10 when the heights only altered by 0.891
mm with the plants in the dark having a average height of 108.125 mm while the plants with
light had reached a height of 108.944 mm. Part B The results of part B were also conclusive but
were as to be expected with both plant sets increasing in mass. The original mass of a individual
seed was 0.036 grams with the total mass being 0.3 grams. The plants in the dark had a 833.33%
increase with the individual weight being 0.3 grams while the plants grown with light exposure
individual mass of 0.4 grams and a 1111.11% increase. Meanwhile the total mass of the seeds
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Part A The results were conclusive and differed slightly from previously expectations with the
plants germinated with an absence of light growing on average 17.975 mm per day compared to
the plants with exposure to light growing 6.965 mm less at an average of 11.01 mm per day.
This trend was evident throughout the duration of the experiment however as the investigation
continued it was clear the growth of both plant sets was beginning to decrease and slow. As
shown in graph 2.0 and table 1.0 on day 15 the plants grown in the dark had reached a height of
175.9 mm and by day 17 they had only grown 1.475 mm and reached a height of 177.375 mm,
compared to the growth between day 8 and 9 when the plants grew by 44.375 mm, a 48%
increase, nearly doubling its height of 47.85 mm on day 8. The heights of both sets altered from
each other for most of the experiment expect for day 10 when the heights only altered by 0.891
mm with the plants in the dark having a average height of 108.125 mm while the plants with
light had reached a height of 108.944 mm. Part B The results of part B were also conclusive but
were as to be expected with both plant sets increasing in mass. The original mass of a individual
seed was 0.036 grams with the total mass being 0.3 grams. The plants in the dark had a 833.33%
increase with the individual weight being 0.3 grams while the plants grown with light exposure
individual mass of 0.4 grams and a 1111.11% increase. Meanwhile the total mass of the seeds
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Essay The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental...
Agoraphobia is derived from the Greek words agora, meaning gathering place or assembly
which was used to describe a city s marketplace, and phobia meaning fear. It literally means fear
of the marketplace. Carl Westphal first coined the term agoraphobia in 1871 to describe people
who were afraid of large open spaces. Since then, the definition of agoraphobia has been modified
and continues to develop as more research is done. (Barlow, 2002, p. 328) The Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (5th ed.; DSM 5; American Psychiatric Association [APA],
2013) defines the essential trait of agoraphobia as marked, or intense, fearor anxietytriggered by the
real or anticipated exposure to a wide range of situations. (p... Show more content on
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(APA, 2013, p. 218)
The fear or anxiety they have is out of proportion to the actual danger they face. The fear might
occur in anticipation or in the actual event or presence of the situation that they feared. This might
and often does take the form of a panic attack or a limited symptom attack, which is an attack that
is not as severe as a panic attack. This fear happens nearly every time the person is in this
situation not just every once in a while. It causes significant distress and changes behavior so
that it may impair the person socially, occupationally, or in other significant areas of their life.
For it to be considered agoraphobia if it is combined with another medical condition the fear,
anxiety and avoidance must show signs of being excessive and out of proportion to their actual
situation. (APA, 2013, pg 218) The Agoraphobia Workbook s definition of agoraphobia sums these
characteristics as a maladaptive fear of and desire to avoid situations in which the individual
believes a symptom attack may occur and result in incapacitation, humiliation, or some other
catastrophe. (Pollard White, 2003, p. 22) This definition points out a key part of agoraphobia
which is the maladaptive fear. Beyond having fear of the previously mentioned situations, many
people adjust to this fear by becoming completely homebound. It is also common for them to have
depressive symptoms and abuse alcohol and sedative
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Agoraphobia is derived from the Greek words agora, meaning gathering place or assembly
which was used to describe a city s marketplace, and phobia meaning fear. It literally means fear
of the marketplace. Carl Westphal first coined the term agoraphobia in 1871 to describe people
who were afraid of large open spaces. Since then, the definition of agoraphobia has been modified
and continues to develop as more research is done. (Barlow, 2002, p. 328) The Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (5th ed.; DSM 5; American Psychiatric Association [APA],
2013) defines the essential trait of agoraphobia as marked, or intense, fearor anxietytriggered by the
real or anticipated exposure to a wide range of situations. (p... Show more content on
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(APA, 2013, p. 218)
The fear or anxiety they have is out of proportion to the actual danger they face. The fear might
occur in anticipation or in the actual event or presence of the situation that they feared. This might
and often does take the form of a panic attack or a limited symptom attack, which is an attack that
is not as severe as a panic attack. This fear happens nearly every time the person is in this
situation not just every once in a while. It causes significant distress and changes behavior so
that it may impair the person socially, occupationally, or in other significant areas of their life.
For it to be considered agoraphobia if it is combined with another medical condition the fear,
anxiety and avoidance must show signs of being excessive and out of proportion to their actual
situation. (APA, 2013, pg 218) The Agoraphobia Workbook s definition of agoraphobia sums these
characteristics as a maladaptive fear of and desire to avoid situations in which the individual
believes a symptom attack may occur and result in incapacitation, humiliation, or some other
catastrophe. (Pollard White, 2003, p. 22) This definition points out a key part of agoraphobia
which is the maladaptive fear. Beyond having fear of the previously mentioned situations, many
people adjust to this fear by becoming completely homebound. It is also common for them to have
depressive symptoms and abuse alcohol and sedative
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Mental Disabilities In Child s Play By Alice Munro
In today s times ADHD, ADD, and Down s are not as big of a deal as they use to be. In Child s
Play, Alice Munro touches on the discrimination children with disabilities faced back in the fifties.
In this essay I will be commenting on how Alice Munro used her story Child s Play to show the
relationship between people who have mental disabilities and the discrimination they faced. This
story shows how back in the fifties people with mental disabilities were treated like they are less
than everyone else, how they were treated differently, and how they were a burden to everyone
around them.
Calling someone special, slow, or retarded in today s society is seen as discrimination and is
frowned upon but back in the day it was just a part of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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A child with a disability is an even bigger responsibility. When a child has a mental disability there
are many factors you have to think of when caring for them. In Child s Play I got the idea that it
seemed like Varna was a burden to live with, people always have a tendency to feel sorry for the
poor parents who have to care for this child. Even grown ups smiled in a certain way, there was
some irrepressible gratification and taken for granted superiority that I could see, in the way
they mentioned people who were simple, or a few bricks short of a load. And I believed my
mother must really liked this, underneath pg 76 Once the specials got to camp it seemed like
there was an extra burden put on the counselors. When Verna went missing it was more annoying
than upsetting someone is missing who? One of the specials oh drat. Wouldn t you know. The
fact that they had disabilities made it more of a challenge to keep track and make sure they were
safe while also keeping them away from the normal children. Children with disabilities are made to
seem more of a burden then a normal
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In today s times ADHD, ADD, and Down s are not as big of a deal as they use to be. In Child s
Play, Alice Munro touches on the discrimination children with disabilities faced back in the fifties.
In this essay I will be commenting on how Alice Munro used her story Child s Play to show the
relationship between people who have mental disabilities and the discrimination they faced. This
story shows how back in the fifties people with mental disabilities were treated like they are less
than everyone else, how they were treated differently, and how they were a burden to everyone
around them.
Calling someone special, slow, or retarded in today s society is seen as discrimination and is
frowned upon but back in the day it was just a part of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
A child with a disability is an even bigger responsibility. When a child has a mental disability there
are many factors you have to think of when caring for them. In Child s Play I got the idea that it
seemed like Varna was a burden to live with, people always have a tendency to feel sorry for the
poor parents who have to care for this child. Even grown ups smiled in a certain way, there was
some irrepressible gratification and taken for granted superiority that I could see, in the way
they mentioned people who were simple, or a few bricks short of a load. And I believed my
mother must really liked this, underneath pg 76 Once the specials got to camp it seemed like
there was an extra burden put on the counselors. When Verna went missing it was more annoying
than upsetting someone is missing who? One of the specials oh drat. Wouldn t you know. The
fact that they had disabilities made it more of a challenge to keep track and make sure they were
safe while also keeping them away from the normal children. Children with disabilities are made to
seem more of a burden then a normal
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The Acts of the Apostles and Religious Intolerance Essay
The Acts of the Apostles and Religious Intolerance The Acts of the Apostles is the geographical and
political story of the development of the Christian Church under the impulse of the Holy Spirit.
Although many of us may think that the issues of sectarianism are new, the Acts of the Apostles
shows clearly religious intolerance over two thousand years ago. In this respect, it is comparable
and informative for moral life in the twenty first century. One of the most influential characters in
Acts, who is closely linked to the issues of sectarianism, is Peter. However, before I look at his role,
the word... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is obvious that these actions are the most potent expressions of the system, but alongside this
type of bold action is an array of smaller, perhaps everyday or semi conscious attitudes, actions and
beliefs, which contribute subtly to keeping the sectarianism system in place.
Drinking in Roman Catholic bars can seriously damage your health watch where you drink,
because I do (A discussion document, cards can be bought on the Shankill road)
Sectarianism always involves religion. The involvement may be an historic one that has long been
forgotten, but it is this origin that distinguishes it from purely political discrimination. It is
impossible to argue that Peter was not involved in the issue of sectarianism but what was his exact
role? What persecution did he himself suffer, or even worse, what discrimination did he himself
perpetrate? And most importantly, what sectarianism did Peter help the Church overcome? Is he an
example which we can portray with the aspects of sectarianism in the modern world today?
Peter is an example of somebody we can learn from today, he shows the human abilities that we our
self depict, for example we all have beliefs as well as Peter did and in some instances we can act
upon these in an unethical way, Peter can be used as an example of someone we can look up to
and admire.
Matthews gospel has already
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The Acts of the Apostles and Religious Intolerance The Acts of the Apostles is the geographical and
political story of the development of the Christian Church under the impulse of the Holy Spirit.
Although many of us may think that the issues of sectarianism are new, the Acts of the Apostles
shows clearly religious intolerance over two thousand years ago. In this respect, it is comparable
and informative for moral life in the twenty first century. One of the most influential characters in
Acts, who is closely linked to the issues of sectarianism, is Peter. However, before I look at his role,
the word... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is obvious that these actions are the most potent expressions of the system, but alongside this
type of bold action is an array of smaller, perhaps everyday or semi conscious attitudes, actions and
beliefs, which contribute subtly to keeping the sectarianism system in place.
Drinking in Roman Catholic bars can seriously damage your health watch where you drink,
because I do (A discussion document, cards can be bought on the Shankill road)
Sectarianism always involves religion. The involvement may be an historic one that has long been
forgotten, but it is this origin that distinguishes it from purely political discrimination. It is
impossible to argue that Peter was not involved in the issue of sectarianism but what was his exact
role? What persecution did he himself suffer, or even worse, what discrimination did he himself
perpetrate? And most importantly, what sectarianism did Peter help the Church overcome? Is he an
example which we can portray with the aspects of sectarianism in the modern world today?
Peter is an example of somebody we can learn from today, he shows the human abilities that we our
self depict, for example we all have beliefs as well as Peter did and in some instances we can act
upon these in an unethical way, Peter can be used as an example of someone we can look up to
and admire.
Matthews gospel has already
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Info Snap Persuasive Speech
Hello Dr. Gerhard, Recently you challenged Lisa and me with the task of increasing the number
of families that have completed the Info snap process. Although there is definitely a friendly but
high level of competitiveness between us, we have developed a habit of addressing building
needs together in a more team oriented approach. Although we each think we would have won
the challenge, we recognize that we are a power house when we work together and although it
was very tempting to compete we knew that we would come up with the best solutions if we
shared our ideas. That being said, below you will note the ideas that we have come up with. We
categorized them into ideas that we can implement immediately and ideas that we may want to
consider for next year s Info snap roll out. Let us know if you have any suggestions to add and/or
comments that would improve th entire process. We also cc d Melissa Fullerton in the hopes that she
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(I think this may already be in place.) We can create grade level competitions and have positive
reinforces for the grade level that completes the process or has the most people signed up by a
certain due date. The buildings Principal can make a school wide connect ed call in early August
as a reminder to complete Info snap. He could reinforce some of the incentives, present how it is
going to be used, and the importance of the District having that information on file (i.e.
emergencies, allows parents the access to check grades, it s how we communicate with them about
attendance, etc.) Do whatever we can to send the information out sooner. As a resident of the
District I did not receive my Info snap information until around August 12th. That was less than 5
business days from when you asked us to work on increasing the completion rate. Many families
may have still been on vacation,
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Hello Dr. Gerhard, Recently you challenged Lisa and me with the task of increasing the number
of families that have completed the Info snap process. Although there is definitely a friendly but
high level of competitiveness between us, we have developed a habit of addressing building
needs together in a more team oriented approach. Although we each think we would have won
the challenge, we recognize that we are a power house when we work together and although it
was very tempting to compete we knew that we would come up with the best solutions if we
shared our ideas. That being said, below you will note the ideas that we have come up with. We
categorized them into ideas that we can implement immediately and ideas that we may want to
consider for next year s Info snap roll out. Let us know if you have any suggestions to add and/or
comments that would improve th entire process. We also cc d Melissa Fullerton in the hopes that she
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(I think this may already be in place.) We can create grade level competitions and have positive
reinforces for the grade level that completes the process or has the most people signed up by a
certain due date. The buildings Principal can make a school wide connect ed call in early August
as a reminder to complete Info snap. He could reinforce some of the incentives, present how it is
going to be used, and the importance of the District having that information on file (i.e.
emergencies, allows parents the access to check grades, it s how we communicate with them about
attendance, etc.) Do whatever we can to send the information out sooner. As a resident of the
District I did not receive my Info snap information until around August 12th. That was less than 5
business days from when you asked us to work on increasing the completion rate. Many families
may have still been on vacation,
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Analysis of the Arab Spring Essay
In late 2010, a Tunisian named Bouazizi set himself on fire in protest against the poor economic
situation in which he was living (CNN, 2011). Other Tunisians soon took the opportunity to resist
their government and possible overthrow the leadership of Ben Ali. They took it as their
responsibility to fight for the common good. Simple demonstration against the Tunisian
government soon went ahead to an extent that Ben Ali had to leave the country. The events that
followed the departures of the Tunisian president were the least expected. The revolts in Tunisia
spurred citizens of other Arab nations to revolt against their governments. By the end of the years
2011, the Arab spring had claimed the presidency of three long serving presidents and... Show more
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Before them was a whole generation of limited opportunities and deprived rights. Their calls for
reforms were, however, hampered by the police and security agencies.
Most individuals who were involved in the protests were led by the belief that it was through the
protests that they could better their lives. The majority of the Egyptian citizens have felt down,
trodden and despised over the recent years by their governments. Most governments were revolts
were witnessed had stayed in power for a long period of time. In Egypt, for example, Mubarak had
stayed in power for more than 40 years. Removing him from powered through democratic means
had borne no fruits since most presidential elections had been marred by instances or rigging and
corruption. He had therefore instituted himself as a president for life. One aspect of Mubarak s
governments was that it was dictatorial. Besides, the people surrounding Mubarak were so
powerful that talking negatively about the president could easily lead an individual into trouble.
The government of Mubarak initiated several techniques aimed at restoring normalcy and
preventing protests. In Cairo, for example, the city remained under several days of curfew. During
this time, the regime, aided by the Peninsula Shield Force, carried out brutal crackdown on the
protesters. For example, Doctors would be detained for treating
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In late 2010, a Tunisian named Bouazizi set himself on fire in protest against the poor economic
situation in which he was living (CNN, 2011). Other Tunisians soon took the opportunity to resist
their government and possible overthrow the leadership of Ben Ali. They took it as their
responsibility to fight for the common good. Simple demonstration against the Tunisian
government soon went ahead to an extent that Ben Ali had to leave the country. The events that
followed the departures of the Tunisian president were the least expected. The revolts in Tunisia
spurred citizens of other Arab nations to revolt against their governments. By the end of the years
2011, the Arab spring had claimed the presidency of three long serving presidents and... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Before them was a whole generation of limited opportunities and deprived rights. Their calls for
reforms were, however, hampered by the police and security agencies.
Most individuals who were involved in the protests were led by the belief that it was through the
protests that they could better their lives. The majority of the Egyptian citizens have felt down,
trodden and despised over the recent years by their governments. Most governments were revolts
were witnessed had stayed in power for a long period of time. In Egypt, for example, Mubarak had
stayed in power for more than 40 years. Removing him from powered through democratic means
had borne no fruits since most presidential elections had been marred by instances or rigging and
corruption. He had therefore instituted himself as a president for life. One aspect of Mubarak s
governments was that it was dictatorial. Besides, the people surrounding Mubarak were so
powerful that talking negatively about the president could easily lead an individual into trouble.
The government of Mubarak initiated several techniques aimed at restoring normalcy and
preventing protests. In Cairo, for example, the city remained under several days of curfew. During
this time, the regime, aided by the Peninsula Shield Force, carried out brutal crackdown on the
protesters. For example, Doctors would be detained for treating
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Assessment Of The Organization s Compliance With Hipaa...
Question I 1.What do you want to review and why to begin your assessment of the organization s
compliance with HIPAA regarding the use and disclosure of PHI for research? My initial review
would begin with conducting a risk assessment involving these areas: a.Patient HIPAA agreements I
would review the organization patient HIPAA information release forms to ensure that the form
follows the laws and regulations provided by HHS. Covered entities must comply with HIPAA
rules requirements protecting the privacy and security of patient s health information and must
provide patients with rights regarding access to their healthcare records. b.EHR agreements A
covered entity or business associate must comply with the applicable... Show more content on
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Physical safeguards is the implementation of policies and procedures to limit physical access to its
electronic information systems and the facility or facilities in which they are housed, while
ensuring that properly authorized access is allowed which Disposal and Media Re Use, areas
mandatory to be addressed. Technical safeguards includes the implementation of policies and
procedures for electronic information systems that maintain electronic protected health information
to allow access only to those persons or software programs that have been granted access rights.
Requirements include: Unique user identification, Emergency Access Procedures amongst other
recommended areas for compliance. I would seek and review these policies to ensure the
organization is being compliant. Noncompliance in this area could be detrimental for both the
organization and for the patients serviced. If PHI is breached at the organization and there is no
established procedure that would ensure corrective action immediately, HHS could impose hefty
fines, patients may be notified and could file complaints as well. c.Annual Compliance Programs
Annual or more frequent compliance reviews are essential to ensure that the employees understand
the organization s requirements to stay compliant with the state and federal guidelines required for
healthcare operations. Every compliance program should
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Question I 1.What do you want to review and why to begin your assessment of the organization s
compliance with HIPAA regarding the use and disclosure of PHI for research? My initial review
would begin with conducting a risk assessment involving these areas: a.Patient HIPAA agreements I
would review the organization patient HIPAA information release forms to ensure that the form
follows the laws and regulations provided by HHS. Covered entities must comply with HIPAA
rules requirements protecting the privacy and security of patient s health information and must
provide patients with rights regarding access to their healthcare records. b.EHR agreements A
covered entity or business associate must comply with the applicable... Show more content on
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Physical safeguards is the implementation of policies and procedures to limit physical access to its
electronic information systems and the facility or facilities in which they are housed, while
ensuring that properly authorized access is allowed which Disposal and Media Re Use, areas
mandatory to be addressed. Technical safeguards includes the implementation of policies and
procedures for electronic information systems that maintain electronic protected health information
to allow access only to those persons or software programs that have been granted access rights.
Requirements include: Unique user identification, Emergency Access Procedures amongst other
recommended areas for compliance. I would seek and review these policies to ensure the
organization is being compliant. Noncompliance in this area could be detrimental for both the
organization and for the patients serviced. If PHI is breached at the organization and there is no
established procedure that would ensure corrective action immediately, HHS could impose hefty
fines, patients may be notified and could file complaints as well. c.Annual Compliance Programs
Annual or more frequent compliance reviews are essential to ensure that the employees understand
the organization s requirements to stay compliant with the state and federal guidelines required for
healthcare operations. Every compliance program should
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Amp Meeting Reflection
Today I went to my first AMP meeting. It was completely different than I expected, but I think
that will turn out to be a good thing. In the beginning I thought this was a program for youth to
attend voluntarily, and I thought most of the attendees would be from families with foster or
kinship care. I was wrong, as most of the attendees were from group homes around Ames and they
were there as part of their recovery process. This shocked me a little but in just the short amount of
time I spent with them I grew to really like them. I think that often youth in group homes are
stigmatized and thought of as bad kids, when in reality most of them just haven t had the support
they need or grew up in poor environments that lead them to where they are.
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Today I went to my first AMP meeting. It was completely different than I expected, but I think
that will turn out to be a good thing. In the beginning I thought this was a program for youth to
attend voluntarily, and I thought most of the attendees would be from families with foster or
kinship care. I was wrong, as most of the attendees were from group homes around Ames and they
were there as part of their recovery process. This shocked me a little but in just the short amount of
time I spent with them I grew to really like them. I think that often youth in group homes are
stigmatized and thought of as bad kids, when in reality most of them just haven t had the support
they need or grew up in poor environments that lead them to where they are.
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Peasants During The Han Dynasty
Past Peasants were the lowest class of the Han dynasty. About 90% (160 million) of people were
peasants. During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, peasants didn t own their lands. Throughout the
Han Dynasty, most peasants owned a small area of land and gave a portion of their crops to the
government to pay as tax. The peasants survival depended on the quality of the crops while they
also faced floods, earthquakes, and famine. During the first half of the Han dynasty, there were 20
periods of droughts, floods, and famines. Peasants faced extreme danger to cope with the natural
disasters and ensure the survival of their children. During famine, parents had to kill their babies
that they couldn t feed. They sometimes sold their children into slavery
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Past Peasants were the lowest class of the Han dynasty. About 90% (160 million) of people were
peasants. During the Shang and Zhou dynasties, peasants didn t own their lands. Throughout the
Han Dynasty, most peasants owned a small area of land and gave a portion of their crops to the
government to pay as tax. The peasants survival depended on the quality of the crops while they
also faced floods, earthquakes, and famine. During the first half of the Han dynasty, there were 20
periods of droughts, floods, and famines. Peasants faced extreme danger to cope with the natural
disasters and ensure the survival of their children. During famine, parents had to kill their babies
that they couldn t feed. They sometimes sold their children into slavery
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Night, by Eliezer Wiesel Essay
Throughout a person s life, he or she expects to have a significant person who will always be there
to help out with any given task. The first thought in one s mind reveals an apparent image of a
mother or father, caring for their child. Parents remain as constant representations of how one
should care for another; they exhibit protective instincts their children become accustom to, and one
would not know how to carry on without their guidance. Presented through the topics of assets,
losses, and differing questions in his autobiography Night, Eliezer Wiesel displays the idea of how
changing circumstances can cause one to contemplate everything they once held to be true and
finite. Every person needs an anchor, someone... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another remarkable example of the idea that one s family can be his or her anchor shows up
when Elie runs into his relative Stein. Elie recalls Stein saying, The only thing that keeps me
alive [...] is to know that Reizel and the little ones are still alive. Were it not for them, I would
give up (Wiesel 45). A clear statement of how much Stein s family means to him, Elie lies to
him, saying that they all continue to be safe. The thought of his family out of harm s way brings
peace to Stein s troubled mind. The instance with Stein s peace of mind appears identical to the
speaker in Ballad of Birmingham when The mother smiled to know that her child Was in the
sacred place (Randall 22 23). Knowing of her child s whereabouts eases the mother s mind. The
mother expresses concern in previous lines of Randall s poem, stating premonitions such as the
dogs are fierce and wild, And clubs and hoses, guns and jails (6 7) and I fear those guns will fire
(14). On an opposing side, Rabbi Eliahu s son abandons his father in fear that his chances of
surviving will be altered for the worse. Despite this unsightly fact, Rabbi Eliahu asks, Perhaps
someone here has seen my son? (Wiesel 90). He hopes he may find his son, who he holds dear as
his anchor. Inevitably, loss remains an ever present reminder of how
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Throughout a person s life, he or she expects to have a significant person who will always be there
to help out with any given task. The first thought in one s mind reveals an apparent image of a
mother or father, caring for their child. Parents remain as constant representations of how one
should care for another; they exhibit protective instincts their children become accustom to, and one
would not know how to carry on without their guidance. Presented through the topics of assets,
losses, and differing questions in his autobiography Night, Eliezer Wiesel displays the idea of how
changing circumstances can cause one to contemplate everything they once held to be true and
finite. Every person needs an anchor, someone... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another remarkable example of the idea that one s family can be his or her anchor shows up
when Elie runs into his relative Stein. Elie recalls Stein saying, The only thing that keeps me
alive [...] is to know that Reizel and the little ones are still alive. Were it not for them, I would
give up (Wiesel 45). A clear statement of how much Stein s family means to him, Elie lies to
him, saying that they all continue to be safe. The thought of his family out of harm s way brings
peace to Stein s troubled mind. The instance with Stein s peace of mind appears identical to the
speaker in Ballad of Birmingham when The mother smiled to know that her child Was in the
sacred place (Randall 22 23). Knowing of her child s whereabouts eases the mother s mind. The
mother expresses concern in previous lines of Randall s poem, stating premonitions such as the
dogs are fierce and wild, And clubs and hoses, guns and jails (6 7) and I fear those guns will fire
(14). On an opposing side, Rabbi Eliahu s son abandons his father in fear that his chances of
surviving will be altered for the worse. Despite this unsightly fact, Rabbi Eliahu asks, Perhaps
someone here has seen my son? (Wiesel 90). He hopes he may find his son, who he holds dear as
his anchor. Inevitably, loss remains an ever present reminder of how
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Crime Affects Crime
My research question is How does committing crimes affect a person s physical health and do
different crimes affect physical health more or less? It is important to the criminal justice system to
determine how much crime actually affects the health of an offender. Assuming that committing
crimes causes stress to the individual, stress can show negative side effects on the human body that
can be physical or mental. By identifying any health problems created by committing crimes, one
could potentially deter potential criminals. In the criminal justicesystem in the United States, there
currently is not much deterrence for criminals in regards to punishment. There is the potential to
use the risk of them affecting their health as a deterrent. It is also important to look at how different
crimes affect the physical health of an offender. For instance, a small crimesuch as shoplifting may
not cause as much stress as robbery. Looking into the potential for higher stress levels in certain
crimes could lead to offenders avoiding those crimes. If criminals stop committing the higher stress
crimes, it can help law enforcement and citizens focus on stopping the lesser crimes.
Although I could not find an article or experiment related to crime causing stress, I found the
opposite. Strain theory attempts to explain that stress causes crime. Agnew s general strain theory
is considered to be one of the most accurate theories in explaining crime. He argued that the stresses
from the
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My research question is How does committing crimes affect a person s physical health and do
different crimes affect physical health more or less? It is important to the criminal justice system to
determine how much crime actually affects the health of an offender. Assuming that committing
crimes causes stress to the individual, stress can show negative side effects on the human body that
can be physical or mental. By identifying any health problems created by committing crimes, one
could potentially deter potential criminals. In the criminal justicesystem in the United States, there
currently is not much deterrence for criminals in regards to punishment. There is the potential to
use the risk of them affecting their health as a deterrent. It is also important to look at how different
crimes affect the physical health of an offender. For instance, a small crimesuch as shoplifting may
not cause as much stress as robbery. Looking into the potential for higher stress levels in certain
crimes could lead to offenders avoiding those crimes. If criminals stop committing the higher stress
crimes, it can help law enforcement and citizens focus on stopping the lesser crimes.
Although I could not find an article or experiment related to crime causing stress, I found the
opposite. Strain theory attempts to explain that stress causes crime. Agnew s general strain theory
is considered to be one of the most accurate theories in explaining crime. He argued that the stresses
from the
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Massachusetts Bay Colonies Dbq
In the spring of 1630, John Winthrop and his group of Puritan immigrants arrived on the shores of
the Massachusetts Bay. There they founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony, an exclusively Puritan
settlement based on the strict religious ideas of the colonists. As the colony expanded from the
1630s to the 1660s, these strict Puritanideas and values influenced its economic development by
putting the focus of the colony on the religion instead of on the creation of a settlement for
monetary or expansive profit, its political development, by and its social development, by
regulating the way other religions, women, and education were treated. While some of the other
new colonies in America were founded primarily to be a center for trade, or to... Show more content
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Their government was to allow no religious freedom, much like that of England. Though the
Puritan colonists had left England to flee religious persecution, they continued with the
persecution of other religions in their own colony. Nathaniel Ward states, He that is willing to
tolerate any religion, or discrepant way of religion, besides his own, unless it be in matters
merely indifferent, either doubts of his own or is not sincere in it... (Doc F). His words, and the
beliefs of the colonists, show that only the Puritan religion was socially acceptable. This resulted
in a split between many of the Puritan colonists. When Roger Williams, a prominent Puritan
preacher spoke out about religious freedom, he was exiled from the colony. Anne Hutchinson,
whose strong religious convictions were also at odds with Puritan theology, was banished from
the colony, along with her family and group of followers, and excommunicated from the church.
Hutchinson s treatment was even harsher than Williams s, however, because she was a woman,
and the Puritan s religious beliefs also governed the treatment of women in the colony. John
Cotton, who wrote on the subject of God s power denoting the civil law, said, it is good for the
wife to acknowledge all power and authority to the husband... (Doc G). Married women were
allowed very few rights in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the spring of 1630, John Winthrop and his group of Puritan immigrants arrived on the shores of
the Massachusetts Bay. There they founded the Massachusetts Bay Colony, an exclusively Puritan
settlement based on the strict religious ideas of the colonists. As the colony expanded from the
1630s to the 1660s, these strict Puritanideas and values influenced its economic development by
putting the focus of the colony on the religion instead of on the creation of a settlement for
monetary or expansive profit, its political development, by and its social development, by
regulating the way other religions, women, and education were treated. While some of the other
new colonies in America were founded primarily to be a center for trade, or to... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Their government was to allow no religious freedom, much like that of England. Though the
Puritan colonists had left England to flee religious persecution, they continued with the
persecution of other religions in their own colony. Nathaniel Ward states, He that is willing to
tolerate any religion, or discrepant way of religion, besides his own, unless it be in matters
merely indifferent, either doubts of his own or is not sincere in it... (Doc F). His words, and the
beliefs of the colonists, show that only the Puritan religion was socially acceptable. This resulted
in a split between many of the Puritan colonists. When Roger Williams, a prominent Puritan
preacher spoke out about religious freedom, he was exiled from the colony. Anne Hutchinson,
whose strong religious convictions were also at odds with Puritan theology, was banished from
the colony, along with her family and group of followers, and excommunicated from the church.
Hutchinson s treatment was even harsher than Williams s, however, because she was a woman,
and the Puritan s religious beliefs also governed the treatment of women in the colony. John
Cotton, who wrote on the subject of God s power denoting the civil law, said, it is good for the
wife to acknowledge all power and authority to the husband... (Doc G). Married women were
allowed very few rights in
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The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Hearing Impairment
Can you imagine yourself with hearing impairment? Can you imagine yourself you cannot hear
cooing birds? Or purl? Or your parent voice? Do you know that they are 360 million people
around the world go through hearing loss. Actually it is hard to live a life as normal person by
having something less than others even if it s not shows such as hearing impairment. The
meaning of hearing impairment is losing a part of your senses in the ears. It could occur
suddenly, but usually develops gradually. That appearance you are not able to hear any single
words, even when someone shout or whisper. Hearing loss does not effect on appearance, they
look normal because the problem is inside the ear. This report will examine the types of hearing
impairment... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover sign language, social support and educational (Fact sheet, 2015). Some parents think
that the cochlear implant has some advantages and disadvantages. Cochlear implants it s a very
safe surgery but it is like any surgery has advantage and disadvantage because of that there are
some parents against this surgery and some of them with it. Cochlear implant is a lifesaver for
people have a serious problem in hearing issue but the result is different between person and
other and some people benefit more than the other and here is the advantages which is, ability
to understand speech at a nearly normal level, ability to understand speech without lip reading,
watching TV becomes easier, telephone conversations become possible and perception of a
variety of sounds, including soft, medium, and loud ones. However like I said this surgery is
very safe it is like any surgeries had negative impact, which is bleeding, infection, and issues
related to general anesthesia. Specific complications include taste changes due to nerve injury,
dizziness or balance problems, failure of the device to work or infection, which may require
removing and replacing the implant also dizziness or balance problems. Moreover some parents
against this surgery because of it is very expensive and they have to pay from 40,000 to 100,000
dollar and these centuries do not pay this amount in every person should do cochlear implants
and they have to pay with their own money so they have to safe there money to their child and it
huge. However this surgery in UAE it s almost free, the parents should only send all the papers
from the hospital and send it to Ministry of Health and they cost this surgery, wither here or in
other centuries. (2005 2015). Dubai Hospital successfully conducted 50 cochlear implant surgeries
since the implementation of this procedure two years ago said a top
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Can you imagine yourself with hearing impairment? Can you imagine yourself you cannot hear
cooing birds? Or purl? Or your parent voice? Do you know that they are 360 million people
around the world go through hearing loss. Actually it is hard to live a life as normal person by
having something less than others even if it s not shows such as hearing impairment. The
meaning of hearing impairment is losing a part of your senses in the ears. It could occur
suddenly, but usually develops gradually. That appearance you are not able to hear any single
words, even when someone shout or whisper. Hearing loss does not effect on appearance, they
look normal because the problem is inside the ear. This report will examine the types of hearing
impairment... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover sign language, social support and educational (Fact sheet, 2015). Some parents think
that the cochlear implant has some advantages and disadvantages. Cochlear implants it s a very
safe surgery but it is like any surgery has advantage and disadvantage because of that there are
some parents against this surgery and some of them with it. Cochlear implant is a lifesaver for
people have a serious problem in hearing issue but the result is different between person and
other and some people benefit more than the other and here is the advantages which is, ability
to understand speech at a nearly normal level, ability to understand speech without lip reading,
watching TV becomes easier, telephone conversations become possible and perception of a
variety of sounds, including soft, medium, and loud ones. However like I said this surgery is
very safe it is like any surgeries had negative impact, which is bleeding, infection, and issues
related to general anesthesia. Specific complications include taste changes due to nerve injury,
dizziness or balance problems, failure of the device to work or infection, which may require
removing and replacing the implant also dizziness or balance problems. Moreover some parents
against this surgery because of it is very expensive and they have to pay from 40,000 to 100,000
dollar and these centuries do not pay this amount in every person should do cochlear implants
and they have to pay with their own money so they have to safe there money to their child and it
huge. However this surgery in UAE it s almost free, the parents should only send all the papers
from the hospital and send it to Ministry of Health and they cost this surgery, wither here or in
other centuries. (2005 2015). Dubai Hospital successfully conducted 50 cochlear implant surgeries
since the implementation of this procedure two years ago said a top
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Atlanta Exposition Address
On September 18, 1895, a profound African American leader, activist and advocator for racial
equality, Booker T. Washington spoke before an integrated mass at the Cotton States and
International Exposition in Atlanta, Georgia. Although the organizers of the exposition worried
that the demeanor of the public would not be prepared for such a progressive move outside of
their innate social norm, they decided that inviting a black speaker would impress Northern visitors
with the evidence of racial progress in the South. The Atlanta Compromise Address , as it came to
be called, covered concerns of uppity blacks by claiming that the African Americanracewould
complacently live by the productions of their hands.
Considered the definitive ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Washington was speaking of. We still appear to respect and value a record deal with all the perks
or stardom over an understanding of real estate or property ownership and acquiring an industrial
skill. To the overvaluing of entertainment, we can today add athletics and urban pharmaceuticals .
We still have too many of those who believe it is of more value to get while they can at any means
necessary than starting and building a successful career and business.
While entertainment, sports, and other forms of making do each have their value to those who find
it suitable, these are not foundational to the sure success of a people. These, if sought prematurely
and without the proper foundation will not provide for lasting success, and may in fact cause
failure to achieve the lasting success of a society.
As I took a step and researched more on the late leader it is clear that you must understand one
thing in order to keep all of Booker T. Washington s writings and ideas in proper perspective. He
loved the pure value of work. He worked tirelessly himself and taught that a job well done was
reward enough in itself. But he also understood and taught that:
The man who has learned to do something better than anyone else, has learned to do a common
thing in an uncommon manner, is the man who has a power and influence that no
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
On September 18, 1895, a profound African American leader, activist and advocator for racial
equality, Booker T. Washington spoke before an integrated mass at the Cotton States and
International Exposition in Atlanta, Georgia. Although the organizers of the exposition worried
that the demeanor of the public would not be prepared for such a progressive move outside of
their innate social norm, they decided that inviting a black speaker would impress Northern visitors
with the evidence of racial progress in the South. The Atlanta Compromise Address , as it came to
be called, covered concerns of uppity blacks by claiming that the African Americanracewould
complacently live by the productions of their hands.
Considered the definitive ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Washington was speaking of. We still appear to respect and value a record deal with all the perks
or stardom over an understanding of real estate or property ownership and acquiring an industrial
skill. To the overvaluing of entertainment, we can today add athletics and urban pharmaceuticals .
We still have too many of those who believe it is of more value to get while they can at any means
necessary than starting and building a successful career and business.
While entertainment, sports, and other forms of making do each have their value to those who find
it suitable, these are not foundational to the sure success of a people. These, if sought prematurely
and without the proper foundation will not provide for lasting success, and may in fact cause
failure to achieve the lasting success of a society.
As I took a step and researched more on the late leader it is clear that you must understand one
thing in order to keep all of Booker T. Washington s writings and ideas in proper perspective. He
loved the pure value of work. He worked tirelessly himself and taught that a job well done was
reward enough in itself. But he also understood and taught that:
The man who has learned to do something better than anyone else, has learned to do a common
thing in an uncommon manner, is the man who has a power and influence that no
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Henry VIII s Reformation Essay
Henry VIII s Reformation
In 1529 Henry VIII started to reform the Catholic Church in England, however there are different
opinions as to why he began these controversial changes. The orthodox view concurs that there
was a vast anti clerical feeling in 16th century England; the corrupt church was unpopular with
the masses. However the revisionist view claims that the reformation was actually due to politics.
Henry needed a male heir and therefore needed a divorce. The needs and wants of the masses
were not taken into consideration. In this essay I am going to look at England pre reformation and
reach my own opinion of whether or not England was actually in need of a reformation in 1529. ...
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But were the clergy really that bad, and if they were would people not have done anything about
it? In the diocese of Lincoln, which had 1,006 individual parishes, they only had 25 complaints of
sexual misconduct for the whole year. This is a low figure, which proves that the deficiencies of the
clergy have either been fiercely exaggerated or that people didn t have a problem with the incidents
and therefore didn t report them. The interesting fact is that after the reformation, the number of
complaints rose. Surely this suggests that it was the reformation that caused the anti clericalism and
not the other way round.
Many laypeople did see the clergy, as greedy and excessive, people were growing discontented
with hypocritical clergy such as Wolsey. Wolsey was 10x richer than his nearest rival even
though he was the son of a butcher; many people found this deceitful, after all when ordained he
would have taken a pledge of poverty. He would also have taken a pledge of chastity, yet he had a
mistress. Despite his great power within the church, he actually did very little for the religion. He
became a symbol of everything that was wrong with the church and we know that many influential
people didn t like him, such as Thomas Howard. However Wolsey was only one man within the
church and many of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Henry VIII s Reformation
In 1529 Henry VIII started to reform the Catholic Church in England, however there are different
opinions as to why he began these controversial changes. The orthodox view concurs that there
was a vast anti clerical feeling in 16th century England; the corrupt church was unpopular with
the masses. However the revisionist view claims that the reformation was actually due to politics.
Henry needed a male heir and therefore needed a divorce. The needs and wants of the masses
were not taken into consideration. In this essay I am going to look at England pre reformation and
reach my own opinion of whether or not England was actually in need of a reformation in 1529. ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But were the clergy really that bad, and if they were would people not have done anything about
it? In the diocese of Lincoln, which had 1,006 individual parishes, they only had 25 complaints of
sexual misconduct for the whole year. This is a low figure, which proves that the deficiencies of the
clergy have either been fiercely exaggerated or that people didn t have a problem with the incidents
and therefore didn t report them. The interesting fact is that after the reformation, the number of
complaints rose. Surely this suggests that it was the reformation that caused the anti clericalism and
not the other way round.
Many laypeople did see the clergy, as greedy and excessive, people were growing discontented
with hypocritical clergy such as Wolsey. Wolsey was 10x richer than his nearest rival even
though he was the son of a butcher; many people found this deceitful, after all when ordained he
would have taken a pledge of poverty. He would also have taken a pledge of chastity, yet he had a
mistress. Despite his great power within the church, he actually did very little for the religion. He
became a symbol of everything that was wrong with the church and we know that many influential
people didn t like him, such as Thomas Howard. However Wolsey was only one man within the
church and many of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on The Ultimate Goal Line of Art
From stick figures in the sand and the earliest animals painted and carved in stone, individuals
worldwide have responded to the world by using images. The ultimate goal line of art, especially
in the past, was to transport meaning and express important ideas, enlightening what was
significant to every civilization, by eye catching images. In be familiar with the subject matter of
any painting, you have to look at the artist s objectives, which are regularly connected to social
conditions, national or global issues and the demands of the public. To avoid the drawbacks of
judging all art by our own personal experiences and personal views, we have to learn the
background surrounding the artist when the work was created that being the social... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lines of the elbow draws the viewer s attention to the mouth that is wide open and also gives
off motion with the lines around the hand and arms and the saliva coming out of the mouth. The
sparkle on the teeth draws the attention of most viewer s. The Big Mouth calls attention to
CRASH s themes of societal repression, intolerance, and violence. Before its commercialization,
graffiti was not only a powerful form of creative expression but also a voice and a form of
identity for those socially and economically without one. There are different types of value of the
hue of blue; darker levels on the corners of the lighter levels in his name. We can imagine the
surface of the guy s body by the added wrinkles in his clothing. The scale of the mouth compared
to the person is immense since the artist wants our attention mainly towards the mouth. Arman,
Music Power II, 2002, Bronze. Sliced, smashed, or burned musical instruments were one of Arman
s most recognizable subjects since the 1960s. Often using objects with a strong identity such as
musical instruments (mainly violins and saxophones) or bronze statues (Bouhours). This piece
was created in 2002. As an amateur cellist and son of an antiques dealer, Arman was surrounded
by music from a very young age. This piece being a three dimensional form where we can touch
the sculpture. The different angles of the cellos makes the sculpture have a sense of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
From stick figures in the sand and the earliest animals painted and carved in stone, individuals
worldwide have responded to the world by using images. The ultimate goal line of art, especially
in the past, was to transport meaning and express important ideas, enlightening what was
significant to every civilization, by eye catching images. In be familiar with the subject matter of
any painting, you have to look at the artist s objectives, which are regularly connected to social
conditions, national or global issues and the demands of the public. To avoid the drawbacks of
judging all art by our own personal experiences and personal views, we have to learn the
background surrounding the artist when the work was created that being the social... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The lines of the elbow draws the viewer s attention to the mouth that is wide open and also gives
off motion with the lines around the hand and arms and the saliva coming out of the mouth. The
sparkle on the teeth draws the attention of most viewer s. The Big Mouth calls attention to
CRASH s themes of societal repression, intolerance, and violence. Before its commercialization,
graffiti was not only a powerful form of creative expression but also a voice and a form of
identity for those socially and economically without one. There are different types of value of the
hue of blue; darker levels on the corners of the lighter levels in his name. We can imagine the
surface of the guy s body by the added wrinkles in his clothing. The scale of the mouth compared
to the person is immense since the artist wants our attention mainly towards the mouth. Arman,
Music Power II, 2002, Bronze. Sliced, smashed, or burned musical instruments were one of Arman
s most recognizable subjects since the 1960s. Often using objects with a strong identity such as
musical instruments (mainly violins and saxophones) or bronze statues (Bouhours). This piece
was created in 2002. As an amateur cellist and son of an antiques dealer, Arman was surrounded
by music from a very young age. This piece being a three dimensional form where we can touch
the sculpture. The different angles of the cellos makes the sculpture have a sense of
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Principles Of Code Of Criminal Procedure 1973
Criminal Procedure Code, 1973
The Code of Criminal Procedure,1973(CrPC) is the main criminal procedural Law of the country.
It regulates the procedure of investigation of crimes, collection of evidence, prosecution of
offences, conduct of trials as well as award of punishment of offenders convicted of an offence.
The Code of Criminal Procedure extended some special protection to children in a proceeding.
During the course of investigation the investigating officer may call any person to police station or
any other place, who may be acquainted with the facts. But a child under 15 years of age shall not
be required to attend at any place other than the place in which he or she resides .
Order for maintenance of wives, children and parents
If any person having sufficient means neglects or refuses to maintain his legitimate or illegitimate
minor child, whether married or not, unable to maintain itself, or his legitimate or illegitimate child
(not being a married daughter) who has attained majority, where such child is, by reason of any
physical or mental abnormality or injury unable to maintain itself, a Magistrate of the first class
may, upon proof of such neglect or refusal, order such person to make a monthly allowance for the
maintenance of his wife or such child, father or mother, at such monthly rate not exceeding five
hundred rupees ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Earlier, the law in the United States, U.K, Australia and India has taken restrictive use of evidence
of child witnesses and regarded them inherently not reliable. When children have been permitted to
testify, they have done so on the basis of what is told to them by somebody else. These suspicions
about the reliability of child witnesses are seen in the competency requirement and the requirement
for corroboration still in existence in various
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Criminal Procedure Code, 1973
The Code of Criminal Procedure,1973(CrPC) is the main criminal procedural Law of the country.
It regulates the procedure of investigation of crimes, collection of evidence, prosecution of
offences, conduct of trials as well as award of punishment of offenders convicted of an offence.
The Code of Criminal Procedure extended some special protection to children in a proceeding.
During the course of investigation the investigating officer may call any person to police station or
any other place, who may be acquainted with the facts. But a child under 15 years of age shall not
be required to attend at any place other than the place in which he or she resides .
Order for maintenance of wives, children and parents
If any person having sufficient means neglects or refuses to maintain his legitimate or illegitimate
minor child, whether married or not, unable to maintain itself, or his legitimate or illegitimate child
(not being a married daughter) who has attained majority, where such child is, by reason of any
physical or mental abnormality or injury unable to maintain itself, a Magistrate of the first class
may, upon proof of such neglect or refusal, order such person to make a monthly allowance for the
maintenance of his wife or such child, father or mother, at such monthly rate not exceeding five
hundred rupees ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Earlier, the law in the United States, U.K, Australia and India has taken restrictive use of evidence
of child witnesses and regarded them inherently not reliable. When children have been permitted to
testify, they have done so on the basis of what is told to them by somebody else. These suspicions
about the reliability of child witnesses are seen in the competency requirement and the requirement
for corroboration still in existence in various
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Definition Essay About Heroes
You will meet many heroes in your lifetime and you probably can t tell by looking at them. A
hero is someone who had put themselves in a risky situation with the intent of helping others.
Most of the population believes that heroes have to wear a big red cape or fly to be a hero, but
those aren t the only heroes out there. Another criteria that people put on heros are that they had
to be recognized in text books to be heros. Heroes are everyday people who have sacrificed for
others, they are shoved face first into a dangerous scenario and try their hardest to help others,
most of these times you only have to be brave for 20 minutes, if they are trying to speak out
against the system they don t get silenced by the system. For most of these
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You will meet many heroes in your lifetime and you probably can t tell by looking at them. A
hero is someone who had put themselves in a risky situation with the intent of helping others.
Most of the population believes that heroes have to wear a big red cape or fly to be a hero, but
those aren t the only heroes out there. Another criteria that people put on heros are that they had
to be recognized in text books to be heros. Heroes are everyday people who have sacrificed for
others, they are shoved face first into a dangerous scenario and try their hardest to help others,
most of these times you only have to be brave for 20 minutes, if they are trying to speak out
against the system they don t get silenced by the system. For most of these
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The Trenches Of Birdsong ( 1993 )
Examine the ways Faulks presents superstition among characters in the trenches in Birdsong (1993).
Superstition as an excessively credulous belief in and reverence for the supernatural is often
associated with perilous endeavours, and a psychological need to latch on to a mechanism to allow
hope for the preservation of the fragile human condition. This systematic and illogical belief in the
supernatural is extensively prevalent throughout Faulks novel, during the linear storyline of
Stephen and other orbital characters it is referenced through not only irrational fears but
additionally rituals of extispicy.
Faulks expedites the process of firm belief among the characters during life on the front line, which
is particularly highlighted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This thus deepens the contrast to the final section of the sentence which informs the reader that
Weir is fascinated by the divination taking place. Using the adjective fascinated precisely aligns
with imagery associated with a childlike fixation upon something, and so it can be extrapolated
that in this case the object of the subject s curiosity is extispicy. That Weir can stomach such a
ritual and remain engaged and fascinated suggest that the character truly believes that this can
determine his future with a degree of useful accuracy. This barbaric practice and all its derivatives
collectively indicate the desperation of the soldiers and how they are left with no option but to
cling on to any form of hope they can muster.
As well as an air of hope, an underlying sense of ridicule and even mockery is brought to bear
through Ellis response to the ritualistic predictions, remarking that Stephen and Weir should be
ashamed of themselves . A depth of ignominy is acknowledged in this light, which evinces that
certain soldiers believe such practice to be nonsense and that those who practice it should be
embarrassed. Specific phrasing as you should be ashamed stipulates an understanding that such
behaviour was commonplace, as the characters are not ashamed, however it is of Ellis opinion that
they should be. Faulks in this way offers
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Examine the ways Faulks presents superstition among characters in the trenches in Birdsong (1993).
Superstition as an excessively credulous belief in and reverence for the supernatural is often
associated with perilous endeavours, and a psychological need to latch on to a mechanism to allow
hope for the preservation of the fragile human condition. This systematic and illogical belief in the
supernatural is extensively prevalent throughout Faulks novel, during the linear storyline of
Stephen and other orbital characters it is referenced through not only irrational fears but
additionally rituals of extispicy.
Faulks expedites the process of firm belief among the characters during life on the front line, which
is particularly highlighted ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This thus deepens the contrast to the final section of the sentence which informs the reader that
Weir is fascinated by the divination taking place. Using the adjective fascinated precisely aligns
with imagery associated with a childlike fixation upon something, and so it can be extrapolated
that in this case the object of the subject s curiosity is extispicy. That Weir can stomach such a
ritual and remain engaged and fascinated suggest that the character truly believes that this can
determine his future with a degree of useful accuracy. This barbaric practice and all its derivatives
collectively indicate the desperation of the soldiers and how they are left with no option but to
cling on to any form of hope they can muster.
As well as an air of hope, an underlying sense of ridicule and even mockery is brought to bear
through Ellis response to the ritualistic predictions, remarking that Stephen and Weir should be
ashamed of themselves . A depth of ignominy is acknowledged in this light, which evinces that
certain soldiers believe such practice to be nonsense and that those who practice it should be
embarrassed. Specific phrasing as you should be ashamed stipulates an understanding that such
behaviour was commonplace, as the characters are not ashamed, however it is of Ellis opinion that
they should be. Faulks in this way offers
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Reflection Of The Last Supper
The Last Supper The Last Supper was painted by da Vinci between 1495 and 1498. It is 15 feet
wide by 29 feet long and it is not in a museum, it is in a church. This painting depicts the last
supper that was celebrated by Jesus and his disciples, as told in the Gospel of John, and the
reactions given by each disciple when Jesusreveals to them that one of them would betray him.
Starting from the left and moving to right the each individual figure is as follows:
Furthest to the left is Bartholomew. Next to him is James, son of Alphaeus, and Andrew. These
three men appear to be surprised. Next to Andrew is Judas Iscariot, Peter and John who formed
the next group of three. Judas is holding a small bag in his right hand which could mean two
things; either as a symbol of silver that was given to him as a payment for betraying Jesus, or
could be a reference of him as the treasurer of the twelve disciples. Peter, who is next to Judas,
looks angry and he is holding a knife and this could in a reference where Jesus was arrested and
he cut off one of the guard s ears, which was later restored by Jesus. And then there is the youngest
apostle John. In the center ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overtime, the last supper has greatly deteriorated and has been the subject of many restorations.
Da Vinci s Last Supper feature a new perspective which is called vanishing point perspective.
Vanishing point perspective is a type of linear perspective where lines are meant to converge at a
single point in a painting. By using vanishing point perspective, two dimensional paintings are
given an appearance of having three dimensions.
He spent a lot of time with the concept of multiple perspectives. Before that the early discovery of
perspective had one focal point, and he has managed to move the focal points
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The Last Supper The Last Supper was painted by da Vinci between 1495 and 1498. It is 15 feet
wide by 29 feet long and it is not in a museum, it is in a church. This painting depicts the last
supper that was celebrated by Jesus and his disciples, as told in the Gospel of John, and the
reactions given by each disciple when Jesusreveals to them that one of them would betray him.
Starting from the left and moving to right the each individual figure is as follows:
Furthest to the left is Bartholomew. Next to him is James, son of Alphaeus, and Andrew. These
three men appear to be surprised. Next to Andrew is Judas Iscariot, Peter and John who formed
the next group of three. Judas is holding a small bag in his right hand which could mean two
things; either as a symbol of silver that was given to him as a payment for betraying Jesus, or
could be a reference of him as the treasurer of the twelve disciples. Peter, who is next to Judas,
looks angry and he is holding a knife and this could in a reference where Jesus was arrested and
he cut off one of the guard s ears, which was later restored by Jesus. And then there is the youngest
apostle John. In the center ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overtime, the last supper has greatly deteriorated and has been the subject of many restorations.
Da Vinci s Last Supper feature a new perspective which is called vanishing point perspective.
Vanishing point perspective is a type of linear perspective where lines are meant to converge at a
single point in a painting. By using vanishing point perspective, two dimensional paintings are
given an appearance of having three dimensions.
He spent a lot of time with the concept of multiple perspectives. Before that the early discovery of
perspective had one focal point, and he has managed to move the focal points
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Ardennes Offensive Advantages And Disadvantages
The Allies faced various disadvantages during the Ardennes Offensive: п ѓ Since the Allies had
reached the German border after the Normandy landings by this time, they faced an important
intelligence disadvantage. The Germans used only telephones and tele printers within the German
borders. Radios were not used as the Allies had cracked Enigma by then. п ѓ The Allied aircraft
reconnaissance suffered due to the autumn fog and withheld them from making optimum use of air
power especially the tank busting Typhoons of the RAF or Mustang fighters from the USAAF
which would have been used against German tanks. Though the weather was typical for the
Ardennes in winter, the ground was hard enough for military vehicles to cross and this suited the
armored attack Hitler envisaged. п ѓ Germans used charcoal instead of wood to reduce smoke
detection. The Battle of Bulge Military Situation maps: 16th December 1944 On the morning of
16th December, the Germans launched an attack on the Allied forces through the Ardennes. The
plan for Dietrich s 6th Army was for the three infantry divisions to punch a hole on either side of
Udenbrath, and then swing north west to form a hard shoulder facing north while the four armored
divisions drove through the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lack of fuel and manpower on the western front made it inevitable had the German offensive
would fall through unless Allied supplies could be captured intact and that was a long shot in
any case. Hitler had been defeated by Allied air superiority, by the defenders of Bastogne, by
poor coordination among his own forces (especially between the Fifth and Sixth Panzer
Divisions) and by a new weapon, the proximity fuse which could make a shell go off at a distance
from its target through the use of radars. However, in the end it was his extreme military belief that
attack is the best defense , that proved fatal to the German
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The Allies faced various disadvantages during the Ardennes Offensive: п ѓ Since the Allies had
reached the German border after the Normandy landings by this time, they faced an important
intelligence disadvantage. The Germans used only telephones and tele printers within the German
borders. Radios were not used as the Allies had cracked Enigma by then. п ѓ The Allied aircraft
reconnaissance suffered due to the autumn fog and withheld them from making optimum use of air
power especially the tank busting Typhoons of the RAF or Mustang fighters from the USAAF
which would have been used against German tanks. Though the weather was typical for the
Ardennes in winter, the ground was hard enough for military vehicles to cross and this suited the
armored attack Hitler envisaged. п ѓ Germans used charcoal instead of wood to reduce smoke
detection. The Battle of Bulge Military Situation maps: 16th December 1944 On the morning of
16th December, the Germans launched an attack on the Allied forces through the Ardennes. The
plan for Dietrich s 6th Army was for the three infantry divisions to punch a hole on either side of
Udenbrath, and then swing north west to form a hard shoulder facing north while the four armored
divisions drove through the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lack of fuel and manpower on the western front made it inevitable had the German offensive
would fall through unless Allied supplies could be captured intact and that was a long shot in
any case. Hitler had been defeated by Allied air superiority, by the defenders of Bastogne, by
poor coordination among his own forces (especially between the Fifth and Sixth Panzer
Divisions) and by a new weapon, the proximity fuse which could make a shell go off at a distance
from its target through the use of radars. However, in the end it was his extreme military belief that
attack is the best defense , that proved fatal to the German
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The Ways We Lie Analysis
Lying is in us all, we all lie no matter how good we are. An individual could try to avoid lying but
eventually there would be a slip up. A white lie might not do damage but it still will be counted
as a lie. What if we stop lying, what if we just told the truth and tell no more lie s for awhile? In
How Lying Affects Your Health By Angela Haupt, she says lying is thought to trigger the
release of stress hormones, increasing heart rate and blood pressure (1). So by not lying you will
feel less stress and keep your blood pressure from rising. In Is Lying Bad for Us? by Richard
Gunderman he talks similar to Haupt but talks about how when not lying you have a bunch of
health benefits. The Ways We Lieby Stephanie Ericsson talks about different types of lying and
how each has effects on a person. All three talk about lying and the physical and physiological
effects. Erickson s essay is very informational when it comes to lying and different types of lairs.
In her essay she has ten different types of lairs. There were five that were the most of interest. The
first one being facades and to facades is basically is just putting a mask on. Telling or boasting
about something, hyping it up in a certain way to get you interested. An illusion that you can t see
past.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the article How Lying Affects Your Health By Angela Haupt. She talks about lies is actually
hurting us. When we lie we cause headaches,backs aces, and other cases on the body. Making
lying unhealthy, when a lie is released a bunch of stress hormones are released as well, it also
increases heart rate and blood pressure. Stress has negative affects by decreasing white blood cells
in your body. In this article Haupt says Stress reduces your body s number of infection fighting
white blood cells, and over the years, could contribute to lower back pain, tension headaches, a rapid
heartbeat, menstrual problems, and even
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Lying is in us all, we all lie no matter how good we are. An individual could try to avoid lying but
eventually there would be a slip up. A white lie might not do damage but it still will be counted
as a lie. What if we stop lying, what if we just told the truth and tell no more lie s for awhile? In
How Lying Affects Your Health By Angela Haupt, she says lying is thought to trigger the
release of stress hormones, increasing heart rate and blood pressure (1). So by not lying you will
feel less stress and keep your blood pressure from rising. In Is Lying Bad for Us? by Richard
Gunderman he talks similar to Haupt but talks about how when not lying you have a bunch of
health benefits. The Ways We Lieby Stephanie Ericsson talks about different types of lying and
how each has effects on a person. All three talk about lying and the physical and physiological
effects. Erickson s essay is very informational when it comes to lying and different types of lairs.
In her essay she has ten different types of lairs. There were five that were the most of interest. The
first one being facades and to facades is basically is just putting a mask on. Telling or boasting
about something, hyping it up in a certain way to get you interested. An illusion that you can t see
past.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the article How Lying Affects Your Health By Angela Haupt. She talks about lies is actually
hurting us. When we lie we cause headaches,backs aces, and other cases on the body. Making
lying unhealthy, when a lie is released a bunch of stress hormones are released as well, it also
increases heart rate and blood pressure. Stress has negative affects by decreasing white blood cells
in your body. In this article Haupt says Stress reduces your body s number of infection fighting
white blood cells, and over the years, could contribute to lower back pain, tension headaches, a rapid
heartbeat, menstrual problems, and even
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Divine Command Theory Thomas Aquinas
Thomas Aquinas was an Italian philosopher who lived during the time of 1225 1274 AD.
Aquinas was most known for his studies in faith and reason. Aquinas ethics relies on the idea that
there is a God and that God is a perfect and loving being who is cares for his creation. But,
Aquinas does not believe that Godhas a set of commands that distinguishes right from wrong for
each individual to follow. A way to explain these rules is by the Divine Command Theory. To further
explain, these rules are better defined as the moral status of an action determined by the will or
commands of God. It seems that God created the distinction of right from wrong in order to aid
human beings to act in a way that is morally correct according to his commands so that they
could achieve perfect happiness. Aquinas tells us that perfect happiness is a perfect relationship
with God. The Divine Command Theory is completely independent of whether or not anyone
believes it and is applicable to anyone at any time. God has also wired all human beings in a
certain way in which we have the ability to perform virtues in order to fulfill functions and acting
in ways that are against virtues and functions would not be beneficial to the human as that is not
how God has created us and commanded us to act. By understanding Thomas Aquinas ethical
views, we are able to better understand the idea of the Divine Command Theory and why these two
ideas go well together in discussing ethical decisions. Thomas Aquinas
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Thomas Aquinas was an Italian philosopher who lived during the time of 1225 1274 AD.
Aquinas was most known for his studies in faith and reason. Aquinas ethics relies on the idea that
there is a God and that God is a perfect and loving being who is cares for his creation. But,
Aquinas does not believe that Godhas a set of commands that distinguishes right from wrong for
each individual to follow. A way to explain these rules is by the Divine Command Theory. To further
explain, these rules are better defined as the moral status of an action determined by the will or
commands of God. It seems that God created the distinction of right from wrong in order to aid
human beings to act in a way that is morally correct according to his commands so that they
could achieve perfect happiness. Aquinas tells us that perfect happiness is a perfect relationship
with God. The Divine Command Theory is completely independent of whether or not anyone
believes it and is applicable to anyone at any time. God has also wired all human beings in a
certain way in which we have the ability to perform virtues in order to fulfill functions and acting
in ways that are against virtues and functions would not be beneficial to the human as that is not
how God has created us and commanded us to act. By understanding Thomas Aquinas ethical
views, we are able to better understand the idea of the Divine Command Theory and why these two
ideas go well together in discussing ethical decisions. Thomas Aquinas
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A Short Note On Windows Phone Device Manager Problems And...
Common Windows Phone Device Manager Problems and Solutions The Windows Phone
Device Manager, with the help of a computer, helps you in managing your Windows Phone
device. You can perform actions such as viewing, installing, and uninstalling sideloaded
applications, explore the device, sync, and transfer the different files etc. However, there are
some issues that the users of Windows Phone Device Manager face from time to time.
Especially, the users who have upgraded to Windows 10 recently, who are facing several issues
with the new Windows OS and Windows Phone Device Manager. These errors include issues with
Wi Fi connectivity, crashing of Cortana, Settings and Start Menu as well as the Taskbar.
Remarkably, to solve most of these problems, there are just some basic corrections that you have to
make. Common Windows Phone Device Manager Problems and Solutions 1.Computer or Zune
does not detect Windows Phone When you connect your Windows Phone device to your Windows
computer, your computer will detect the device automatically and your installed Zune software will
wake up. But if you find that your Windows Phone is not detected by the computer or maybe your
Zune application does not detect the phone that is connected, then you may want to attempt some
trouble shooting measures such as the following. Firstly, inspect whether your installed version of
Zune, is the latest version. You may download a latest version via this path or update it by going to
Zune Settings
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Common Windows Phone Device Manager Problems and Solutions The Windows Phone
Device Manager, with the help of a computer, helps you in managing your Windows Phone
device. You can perform actions such as viewing, installing, and uninstalling sideloaded
applications, explore the device, sync, and transfer the different files etc. However, there are
some issues that the users of Windows Phone Device Manager face from time to time.
Especially, the users who have upgraded to Windows 10 recently, who are facing several issues
with the new Windows OS and Windows Phone Device Manager. These errors include issues with
Wi Fi connectivity, crashing of Cortana, Settings and Start Menu as well as the Taskbar.
Remarkably, to solve most of these problems, there are just some basic corrections that you have to
make. Common Windows Phone Device Manager Problems and Solutions 1.Computer or Zune
does not detect Windows Phone When you connect your Windows Phone device to your Windows
computer, your computer will detect the device automatically and your installed Zune software will
wake up. But if you find that your Windows Phone is not detected by the computer or maybe your
Zune application does not detect the phone that is connected, then you may want to attempt some
trouble shooting measures such as the following. Firstly, inspect whether your installed version of
Zune, is the latest version. You may download a latest version via this path or update it by going to
Zune Settings
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Dispositional Essay example
Dispositional, Biological, and Evolutionary Psychology
University of Phoenix
Dispositional, Biological, and Evolutionary Psychology
Personality theory has come a long way since its beginning in psychology. Many theorists have
based their work on theorists before them, but made changes that indicate that the characteristics of
the individual affects the ideas behind their work (Feist, Feist, amp; Roberts, 2013). Comparing
dispositional, biological, and evolutionary theories indicates the similarities and differences
between the theories; as well as their strengths and weaknesses. The use of these theories has led to
research and tests, such as the big five test, that help indicate personality characteristics of
individuals (Feist, et ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Focusing on how our mind works, is designed, and how our mind interacts to our environment
evolutionary psychology sees behavior as an adaptation (Feist, Feist, amp; Roberts, 2013).
Evolutionary psychology, once again looks at humans not just from a psychoanalytical perspective,
not just a biological perspective, but from both as well as an environmental perspective (Feist, et al,
2013). It is broad in its application without denying theories of others.
What will you find common among all of the theories mentioned above is the use of drives to
motivate human behavior. Dispositional theories assert that humans look to the future for
motivation (Wilderdom.com, 2005). These theories look at current events and goals, as opposed
to the past, to establish their behavior. Biological psychology does not attribute humans much
free will (Wilderdom.com, 2005). It focuses on what has been predetermined for the person
based on biology through genetics, or structure, for example. Evolutionary psychology views
behavior as a product of evolutionary drives for power and sex (Wilderdom.com, 2005). This
outlook is similar to Freudian views on sex and aggression, but instead of being based
subconscious thought it is now based on an evolutionary need to adapt and overcome.
Critiques on Theories
The challenge for any of these theories is to be scientifically tested. Dispositional theories have
done a lot to expand the field of personality and have been very useful at initiating
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dispositional, Biological, and Evolutionary Psychology
University of Phoenix
Dispositional, Biological, and Evolutionary Psychology
Personality theory has come a long way since its beginning in psychology. Many theorists have
based their work on theorists before them, but made changes that indicate that the characteristics of
the individual affects the ideas behind their work (Feist, Feist, amp; Roberts, 2013). Comparing
dispositional, biological, and evolutionary theories indicates the similarities and differences
between the theories; as well as their strengths and weaknesses. The use of these theories has led to
research and tests, such as the big five test, that help indicate personality characteristics of
individuals (Feist, et ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Focusing on how our mind works, is designed, and how our mind interacts to our environment
evolutionary psychology sees behavior as an adaptation (Feist, Feist, amp; Roberts, 2013).
Evolutionary psychology, once again looks at humans not just from a psychoanalytical perspective,
not just a biological perspective, but from both as well as an environmental perspective (Feist, et al,
2013). It is broad in its application without denying theories of others.
What will you find common among all of the theories mentioned above is the use of drives to
motivate human behavior. Dispositional theories assert that humans look to the future for
motivation (Wilderdom.com, 2005). These theories look at current events and goals, as opposed
to the past, to establish their behavior. Biological psychology does not attribute humans much
free will (Wilderdom.com, 2005). It focuses on what has been predetermined for the person
based on biology through genetics, or structure, for example. Evolutionary psychology views
behavior as a product of evolutionary drives for power and sex (Wilderdom.com, 2005). This
outlook is similar to Freudian views on sex and aggression, but instead of being based
subconscious thought it is now based on an evolutionary need to adapt and overcome.
Critiques on Theories
The challenge for any of these theories is to be scientifically tested. Dispositional theories have
done a lot to expand the field of personality and have been very useful at initiating
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hunger Games Microeconomics
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins can be analyzed in various ways; it is comparable to
numerous dynamics within the environment and social systems around us. Perhaps The Hunger
Games is a story about the inequalities and divisions of society, a reflection on the effects of a
degrading environment, a stab at the centrally powered authoritative system of government, or even
a cynical parody of reality television. It may in fact be all of these things combined to express an
exaggerated speculative fiction; the concept that there is always some past or present truth in
fiction and in the possibilities of our future, which Brianna Burke explained in her essay titled
Reaping Environmental Justice through Compassion in The Hunger Games . The... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ecofeminism is a term used to consider gender inequality and environmental practices
simultaneously. Katniss name, along with Rue and Primrose, in and of itself is a reference to
nature. Katniss simultaneously displays her masculine tendencies by having a dominant and
assertive quality. The environment is commonly associated with femininity, however Katniss
relationship to nature is a bit different than most females because she encompasses both nurture
and dominance. Katniss assumes the role of a caretaker for: her family by venturing off into the
woods to hunt for food, Rue when she was dying in Katniss arms after being speared, and Peeta
when she risked her life by making her way to the Cornucopia to retrieve medicines he needed to
survive. This nurturing trait is commonly associated with the role of a feminine character because
women are perceived to be less driven to conquer and more compassionate towards others and the
environment. Women are often sexualized and masked to seem appealing to others, which was
highlighted when Peeta confessed his love for Katniss before the games began; He [Peeta] made
you look desirable! And let s face it, you can use all the help you can get in that department. You
were about as romantic as dirt until he said he wanted you (Collins, 135). Throughout the game,
Katniss used her femininity to
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The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins can be analyzed in various ways; it is comparable to
numerous dynamics within the environment and social systems around us. Perhaps The Hunger
Games is a story about the inequalities and divisions of society, a reflection on the effects of a
degrading environment, a stab at the centrally powered authoritative system of government, or even
a cynical parody of reality television. It may in fact be all of these things combined to express an
exaggerated speculative fiction; the concept that there is always some past or present truth in
fiction and in the possibilities of our future, which Brianna Burke explained in her essay titled
Reaping Environmental Justice through Compassion in The Hunger Games . The... Show more
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Ecofeminism is a term used to consider gender inequality and environmental practices
simultaneously. Katniss name, along with Rue and Primrose, in and of itself is a reference to
nature. Katniss simultaneously displays her masculine tendencies by having a dominant and
assertive quality. The environment is commonly associated with femininity, however Katniss
relationship to nature is a bit different than most females because she encompasses both nurture
and dominance. Katniss assumes the role of a caretaker for: her family by venturing off into the
woods to hunt for food, Rue when she was dying in Katniss arms after being speared, and Peeta
when she risked her life by making her way to the Cornucopia to retrieve medicines he needed to
survive. This nurturing trait is commonly associated with the role of a feminine character because
women are perceived to be less driven to conquer and more compassionate towards others and the
environment. Women are often sexualized and masked to seem appealing to others, which was
highlighted when Peeta confessed his love for Katniss before the games began; He [Peeta] made
you look desirable! And let s face it, you can use all the help you can get in that department. You
were about as romantic as dirt until he said he wanted you (Collins, 135). Throughout the game,
Katniss used her femininity to
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The Action Plan For Differentiation
Action Plan for Differentiation
What is a learner profile? A learner profile is a tool that helps educators to explore a student s
background, assessments, interests, strengths, learning styles, the current level of development, and
the priority of learning needs (Positive Partnerships, 2014, Learner Profiles, para. 4). A common
form of disability that requires a learner profile is dyslexia. This disability can affect reading,
writing, spelling, and speaking. School librarians can collaborate, with teachers, to assist students
with disorders, such as dyslexia, to ensure a learning experience that will encourage the student. I
will be creating a profile for a young girl with dyslexia.
The young girl is eight years old and lives outside of the city limits in low income housing. She
is the youngest of three children who live with their mother. Her mother is single and works
three jobs to make ends meet, and tries to be active in the children s lives. She enjoys different
types of animals and likes to play with her dolls. She is very smart and prefers to be read to
instead of reading out loud. Her current level of development for reading is behind most of her
peers, although she shows a high competency for improvement. She needs reinforcement with sight
words, connecting letters to sound, decoding text, and reading fluency.
The environment chosen is in the library where it is quiet, and the prospects of being interrupted
are minimal. If this proves to be too
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Action Plan for Differentiation
What is a learner profile? A learner profile is a tool that helps educators to explore a student s
background, assessments, interests, strengths, learning styles, the current level of development, and
the priority of learning needs (Positive Partnerships, 2014, Learner Profiles, para. 4). A common
form of disability that requires a learner profile is dyslexia. This disability can affect reading,
writing, spelling, and speaking. School librarians can collaborate, with teachers, to assist students
with disorders, such as dyslexia, to ensure a learning experience that will encourage the student. I
will be creating a profile for a young girl with dyslexia.
The young girl is eight years old and lives outside of the city limits in low income housing. She
is the youngest of three children who live with their mother. Her mother is single and works
three jobs to make ends meet, and tries to be active in the children s lives. She enjoys different
types of animals and likes to play with her dolls. She is very smart and prefers to be read to
instead of reading out loud. Her current level of development for reading is behind most of her
peers, although she shows a high competency for improvement. She needs reinforcement with sight
words, connecting letters to sound, decoding text, and reading fluency.
The environment chosen is in the library where it is quiet, and the prospects of being interrupted
are minimal. If this proves to be too
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Economic Growth From The Plan
economic growth from the plan, he said, it still wouldn t be able to claw back the revenue losses.
(LA Times). In addition to these steps, Trump proposes to eliminate carried interest breaks.
Currently private equity investors and hedge funds pay a tax rate of 23.8%. Under Trump s
proposal their earnings would be classed as ordinary income and be taxed at 25%, however under
the current taxationsystem they pay 39.6%, so although as a corporate entity the earnings under
capital gains taxwould go from 23.8% to 25%, under his model as ordinary income those people
who manage the hedge fund or equity investment company would see a drop in personal tax of
14.6%. When asked what loopholes he intended to close, he became vague, some... Show more
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The top 1 percent of all taxpayers would see a 21.6 percent increase in after tax income.
Table 4. Distributional Analysis for Donald Trump s Tax Reform Plan
Effect of Tax Reform on After Tax Income Compared to Current Law
All Returns by DecileStatic Distributional AnalysisDynamic Distributional Analysis
0% to 10%1.4%10.7%
10% to 20%0.6%10.6%
20% to 30%1.2%11.5%
30% to 40%3.0%14.3%
40% to 50%5.3%17.7%
50% to 60%7.2%19.5%
60% to 70%8.0%19.7%
70% to 80%8.3%19.4%
80% to 90%8.9%19.5%
90% to 100%14.6%22.6%
99% to 100%21.6%27.0%
TOTAL FOR ALL10.2%20.0%
Source: Tax Foundation Taxes and Growth Model, Sept. 2015.
Donald Trump s tax plan would enact a number of tax reforms that would both lower marginal
tax rates on workers and significantly reduce the cost of capital. These changes in the incentives
to work and invest would greatly increase the U.S. economy s size in the long run, leading to
higher incomes for taxpayers at all income levels. The plan would also be a large tax cut, which
would increase the federal government s deficit by over $10 trillion, both on a static and dynamic
basis. Finally, it is worth noting that the Taxes and Growth Model does not take into account the
fiscal or economic effects of interest on debt. It also does not require budgets to balance over the
long term. It also does not account for
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economic growth from the plan, he said, it still wouldn t be able to claw back the revenue losses.
(LA Times). In addition to these steps, Trump proposes to eliminate carried interest breaks.
Currently private equity investors and hedge funds pay a tax rate of 23.8%. Under Trump s
proposal their earnings would be classed as ordinary income and be taxed at 25%, however under
the current taxationsystem they pay 39.6%, so although as a corporate entity the earnings under
capital gains taxwould go from 23.8% to 25%, under his model as ordinary income those people
who manage the hedge fund or equity investment company would see a drop in personal tax of
14.6%. When asked what loopholes he intended to close, he became vague, some... Show more
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The top 1 percent of all taxpayers would see a 21.6 percent increase in after tax income.
Table 4. Distributional Analysis for Donald Trump s Tax Reform Plan
Effect of Tax Reform on After Tax Income Compared to Current Law
All Returns by DecileStatic Distributional AnalysisDynamic Distributional Analysis
0% to 10%1.4%10.7%
10% to 20%0.6%10.6%
20% to 30%1.2%11.5%
30% to 40%3.0%14.3%
40% to 50%5.3%17.7%
50% to 60%7.2%19.5%
60% to 70%8.0%19.7%
70% to 80%8.3%19.4%
80% to 90%8.9%19.5%
90% to 100%14.6%22.6%
99% to 100%21.6%27.0%
TOTAL FOR ALL10.2%20.0%
Source: Tax Foundation Taxes and Growth Model, Sept. 2015.
Donald Trump s tax plan would enact a number of tax reforms that would both lower marginal
tax rates on workers and significantly reduce the cost of capital. These changes in the incentives
to work and invest would greatly increase the U.S. economy s size in the long run, leading to
higher incomes for taxpayers at all income levels. The plan would also be a large tax cut, which
would increase the federal government s deficit by over $10 trillion, both on a static and dynamic
basis. Finally, it is worth noting that the Taxes and Growth Model does not take into account the
fiscal or economic effects of interest on debt. It also does not require budgets to balance over the
long term. It also does not account for
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