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Homeless Day-Personal Narrative
In summer of 2015, about the end of June, me and my friend Austen decided to go on a little
walk while our parents were talking to people. It was a hot summer day in Goddard, Kansas. We
were not very sure where we were going or how long we would be gone, but we still decided to
go anyway. We were just going to walk down the street talk about random things. So we grabbed
what we wanted to take with us, including our phones, wallets and my test kit since I m a type 1
diabetic. We also grabbed two bottles of water because it was really hot outside. Are you about
ready to go? I said to Austen. Yeah, just let me tell my mom we re leaving. Austen replied. So
about five minutes later we headed out the door. We were just walking down the sidewalk, talking
about random things. It was a very busy day, there... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Subway was just a little ways down the street. We were both very hungry so we were hurrying to
get their. A few minutes later, we finally arrived at Subway. We couldn t wait to get something to
eat as we were both very hungry. So once we got our food, we sat down and started talking about
some things that were going on in our lives. Some of the thing we talked about were things we
wanted to do in the summer and some upcoming movies and games. About thirty minutes later
we left and started walking again. I started feeling kind of weird. It felt as if my blood sugar
might have been getting low. We stopped so that I could check it. It turned out that my blood
sugar was low. The only reason we could think of for why it was low was that I got too much
insulin for what I had ate. Luckily there was a Wal Mart near the next intersection ahead of us.
We were going to head there so that I could get a drink with sugar to bring my blood sugar up. So
we tried to hurry but by that point I was getting pretty tired because of my blood sugar being
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In summer of 2015, about the end of June, me and my friend Austen decided to go on a little
walk while our parents were talking to people. It was a hot summer day in Goddard, Kansas. We
were not very sure where we were going or how long we would be gone, but we still decided to
go anyway. We were just going to walk down the street talk about random things. So we grabbed
what we wanted to take with us, including our phones, wallets and my test kit since I m a type 1
diabetic. We also grabbed two bottles of water because it was really hot outside. Are you about
ready to go? I said to Austen. Yeah, just let me tell my mom we re leaving. Austen replied. So
about five minutes later we headed out the door. We were just walking down the sidewalk, talking
about random things. It was a very busy day, there... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Subway was just a little ways down the street. We were both very hungry so we were hurrying to
get their. A few minutes later, we finally arrived at Subway. We couldn t wait to get something to
eat as we were both very hungry. So once we got our food, we sat down and started talking about
some things that were going on in our lives. Some of the thing we talked about were things we
wanted to do in the summer and some upcoming movies and games. About thirty minutes later
we left and started walking again. I started feeling kind of weird. It felt as if my blood sugar
might have been getting low. We stopped so that I could check it. It turned out that my blood
sugar was low. The only reason we could think of for why it was low was that I got too much
insulin for what I had ate. Luckily there was a Wal Mart near the next intersection ahead of us.
We were going to head there so that I could get a drink with sugar to bring my blood sugar up. So
we tried to hurry but by that point I was getting pretty tired because of my blood sugar being
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The Importance of Giving Back to My Community Essay
Many people do not care about where they come from. Many people are selfish with their time
and effort, but not me I do care about where I came from and I devote most of my time and effort
to make many people happy. I try my hardest to do the right thing and to give back when I know
I should. Giving back to my community is an important thing to me. People should care and
protect about their communities. Three reasons why giving back to my community is important
to me is because my community has done so much for me, I take so much pride in where I am
from, and because I want people to see how wonderful my community is. My community has done
so much for me. Giving back to my community is the least I could do for what all it has done for...
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To look at the mass of woodland and the Emory River is a sight that will take your breath away.
Oakdale is full of so much history its unbelievable. Looking at the old building structures is just
enough to show how much history Oakdale has hiding. This is one reason why giving back to
my community is important to me. I want to keep my community beautiful and I want everyone
to know just how marvelous Oakdale really is. One other reason, is because I want tourists and
anyone visiting my community to feel humble and welcome. I want the best for my community.
Whenever someone comes to visit, I want them to be amazed by my community, and I want
them to see what I see and feel what I feel about my community. By giving back to my
community, I can make sure that it stays a clean, safe, and an enjoyable place to be. I do not
want anyone to leave Oakdale and say anything negative about how bad the community was. By
my contribution I hope that I can make everyone a little happier. I dislike graffiti or anything of
the sorts and if I see any I make my best effort to cover it up. Liter is another thing that I can not
tolerate; I will get rid of it if I see it, because I want my community to look its best at all times. In
conclusion, giving back to my community is very important to me. The main reasons why giving
back is important to me is because my community has done so much for me, I take pride in where
I am from, and because I want everyone to be amazed about my
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Many people do not care about where they come from. Many people are selfish with their time
and effort, but not me I do care about where I came from and I devote most of my time and effort
to make many people happy. I try my hardest to do the right thing and to give back when I know
I should. Giving back to my community is an important thing to me. People should care and
protect about their communities. Three reasons why giving back to my community is important
to me is because my community has done so much for me, I take so much pride in where I am
from, and because I want people to see how wonderful my community is. My community has done
so much for me. Giving back to my community is the least I could do for what all it has done for...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To look at the mass of woodland and the Emory River is a sight that will take your breath away.
Oakdale is full of so much history its unbelievable. Looking at the old building structures is just
enough to show how much history Oakdale has hiding. This is one reason why giving back to
my community is important to me. I want to keep my community beautiful and I want everyone
to know just how marvelous Oakdale really is. One other reason, is because I want tourists and
anyone visiting my community to feel humble and welcome. I want the best for my community.
Whenever someone comes to visit, I want them to be amazed by my community, and I want
them to see what I see and feel what I feel about my community. By giving back to my
community, I can make sure that it stays a clean, safe, and an enjoyable place to be. I do not
want anyone to leave Oakdale and say anything negative about how bad the community was. By
my contribution I hope that I can make everyone a little happier. I dislike graffiti or anything of
the sorts and if I see any I make my best effort to cover it up. Liter is another thing that I can not
tolerate; I will get rid of it if I see it, because I want my community to look its best at all times. In
conclusion, giving back to my community is very important to me. The main reasons why giving
back is important to me is because my community has done so much for me, I take pride in where
I am from, and because I want everyone to be amazed about my
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Assess the View That Social Class Differences in...
Assess the view that social class differences in educational achievement are the result of school
processes such as labeling. (20 marks) Labelling refers to meanings or definitions we attach to
someone or something to make sense of them and these could be negative or positive labels. For
example, in schools teachers are likely to label middle class pupils as bright and more able to
achieve in education whereas, they would see working class pupils as less able. Teacher labels can
affect a pupil s educational achievement as it will influence how they perform educationally.
However, there are other school factors which cause underachievement and these are, the self
fulfilling prophecy, streaming and pupil subculture. There have been a... Show more content on
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For example, teachers may give a negative label to a working class pupil and see them as badly
behaved as a result, the pupil would accept that label and live up to it. Therefore, pupils given
negative labels may see themselves as failures and give up trying consequently, fulfilling the
original prophecy. Some sociologists would argue that streaming can affect a pupil s
educational achievement. Streaming refers to separating children into different ability groups
or classes called streams . Each group is then taught separately, according to their ability for all
subjects. In Becker s study, teachers did not see working class children as ideal pupils and were
seen as lacking ability therefore, they were placed in a lower stream. This leads to self fulfilling
prophecy as pupils except their teachers low expectations by under achieving. For example,
Douglas found that children placed in a lower stream at the age of 8 suffered a decline in their IQ
score by the age of 11. In addition, sociologists would argue that pupil subcultures affect the pupils
educational achievement. For example, the pro school subculture contains pupils who have been
placed in higher streams and are committed to school values. Theses pupils are more likely to be
middle class therefore they tend to achieve in education. However, the anti school subculture
contains
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Assess the view that social class differences in educational achievement are the result of school
processes such as labeling. (20 marks) Labelling refers to meanings or definitions we attach to
someone or something to make sense of them and these could be negative or positive labels. For
example, in schools teachers are likely to label middle class pupils as bright and more able to
achieve in education whereas, they would see working class pupils as less able. Teacher labels can
affect a pupil s educational achievement as it will influence how they perform educationally.
However, there are other school factors which cause underachievement and these are, the self
fulfilling prophecy, streaming and pupil subculture. There have been a... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
For example, teachers may give a negative label to a working class pupil and see them as badly
behaved as a result, the pupil would accept that label and live up to it. Therefore, pupils given
negative labels may see themselves as failures and give up trying consequently, fulfilling the
original prophecy. Some sociologists would argue that streaming can affect a pupil s
educational achievement. Streaming refers to separating children into different ability groups
or classes called streams . Each group is then taught separately, according to their ability for all
subjects. In Becker s study, teachers did not see working class children as ideal pupils and were
seen as lacking ability therefore, they were placed in a lower stream. This leads to self fulfilling
prophecy as pupils except their teachers low expectations by under achieving. For example,
Douglas found that children placed in a lower stream at the age of 8 suffered a decline in their IQ
score by the age of 11. In addition, sociologists would argue that pupil subcultures affect the pupils
educational achievement. For example, the pro school subculture contains pupils who have been
placed in higher streams and are committed to school values. Theses pupils are more likely to be
middle class therefore they tend to achieve in education. However, the anti school subculture
contains
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
John Doe Research Paper
is a middle aged psychotic serial killer who is obsessed with the seven deadly sins of Christianity.
He carefully plans out his target s death and secretly gather as much information about them without
getting caught. He tortures his victims to death in the same way they committed the deadly sin.
Why did John doefeel killing these people in order was his duty ? What was John Doe motive for
killing 5 people instead of 7?
John Doe feels it is his duty to kill innocent people who committed the deadly sin because they
were not innocent to him or his belief/religion. Also, he wants to remind the world that it is
inescapable to avoid these deadly sins that will eventually lead to their tragic fate. So John Doe
uses 7 people as examples. Victim ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
John Doe ties him to a bed for one year, keeping him alive and hooked onto drugs until he
eventually let him die slow from the side effects. He was found malnourished and body fully
rotten basically in a Zombie like state. The police attempted to save him but he dies and the
word sloth is scrabble on the bedroom wall. John Doe Lust Victim is a prostitute who is raped
with a bladed strap on by another guy who is being held at gunpoint , she is found chained to the
bed with her organs mutilated with the word lust written on the door. John Doe s last victim is a
beautiful young supermodel who is vain and narcissistic. John Doe gives her a choice to either
call for help and live disfigured or commit suicide by overdosing on sleeping pill. Instead she
chooses to die instead of living without her beauty. She is found dead with pride written in blood
on the wall. He left detectives with one word from the seven deadly sins each time he murder
someone so that they will know that it is a particular person they are looking for. When he got fed
up because they was taking too long to find him he turned himself in , but it did not end
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
is a middle aged psychotic serial killer who is obsessed with the seven deadly sins of Christianity.
He carefully plans out his target s death and secretly gather as much information about them without
getting caught. He tortures his victims to death in the same way they committed the deadly sin.
Why did John doefeel killing these people in order was his duty ? What was John Doe motive for
killing 5 people instead of 7?
John Doe feels it is his duty to kill innocent people who committed the deadly sin because they
were not innocent to him or his belief/religion. Also, he wants to remind the world that it is
inescapable to avoid these deadly sins that will eventually lead to their tragic fate. So John Doe
uses 7 people as examples. Victim ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
John Doe ties him to a bed for one year, keeping him alive and hooked onto drugs until he
eventually let him die slow from the side effects. He was found malnourished and body fully
rotten basically in a Zombie like state. The police attempted to save him but he dies and the
word sloth is scrabble on the bedroom wall. John Doe Lust Victim is a prostitute who is raped
with a bladed strap on by another guy who is being held at gunpoint , she is found chained to the
bed with her organs mutilated with the word lust written on the door. John Doe s last victim is a
beautiful young supermodel who is vain and narcissistic. John Doe gives her a choice to either
call for help and live disfigured or commit suicide by overdosing on sleeping pill. Instead she
chooses to die instead of living without her beauty. She is found dead with pride written in blood
on the wall. He left detectives with one word from the seven deadly sins each time he murder
someone so that they will know that it is a particular person they are looking for. When he got fed
up because they was taking too long to find him he turned himself in , but it did not end
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Old Testament Of The Bible
There are several great leaders in the Old Testament of the Bible. However, there are some that
deserve additional respect, and there are others that do not even have the great appearance or
qualifications of a leader. Just as there are leaders such as these, a person that is related to both of
these types of leaders is our Savior, JesusChrist. The Old Testamentleaders of the Biblethat deserve
further respect or do not have the greatest appearances or qualifications of a leader are easily
compared and contrasted to Jesus s life and ministry.
Jesus life and ministry can be compared and contrasted to leaders of the Old Testament in the
Bible that are highly underestimated. One example of a leader who deserves a newfound
respect Old Testament leader is Queen Esther, who was once a poor Jew, was crowned queen
when King Ahsaurerus married her. The second in command of the King, Haman,
underestimated Esther, as he did not realize she was a Jew, and tried to kill every Jew that lived in
their country. Esther knew she needed to save her people so she revealed this plot to the king and
said in Esther 7:3, If I have found favor in your site, O king, and if it please the king, let my life be
granted me for my wish, and my people my request. 1 This bold statement is Esther basically
saying that she would give up her life in exchange for her people. This example is an excellent one
of a great leader who deserves a far greater respect than she deserves because Esther had the power
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There are several great leaders in the Old Testament of the Bible. However, there are some that
deserve additional respect, and there are others that do not even have the great appearance or
qualifications of a leader. Just as there are leaders such as these, a person that is related to both of
these types of leaders is our Savior, JesusChrist. The Old Testamentleaders of the Biblethat deserve
further respect or do not have the greatest appearances or qualifications of a leader are easily
compared and contrasted to Jesus s life and ministry.
Jesus life and ministry can be compared and contrasted to leaders of the Old Testament in the
Bible that are highly underestimated. One example of a leader who deserves a newfound
respect Old Testament leader is Queen Esther, who was once a poor Jew, was crowned queen
when King Ahsaurerus married her. The second in command of the King, Haman,
underestimated Esther, as he did not realize she was a Jew, and tried to kill every Jew that lived in
their country. Esther knew she needed to save her people so she revealed this plot to the king and
said in Esther 7:3, If I have found favor in your site, O king, and if it please the king, let my life be
granted me for my wish, and my people my request. 1 This bold statement is Esther basically
saying that she would give up her life in exchange for her people. This example is an excellent one
of a great leader who deserves a far greater respect than she deserves because Esther had the power
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Teenage Depression
Teen Suicide
Over the past few years teenage depression has drastically increased due to multiple factors such
as peer pressure and bullying. According to Linda Lamb s article Young People Can Suffer From
Depression, Too, The suicide rate among teenagers [today] is about 10 per 100,000 . A handout
from the Health and Human Services Department and National Institute of Mental Health stated, in
the last 25 years, the rate of suicide among teenagers and young adults has increased dramatically.
The awareness of teenage depression has increased and the public are taking steps to reduce it,
however schools and parents can do more to prevent it such as a day of awareness or even so
much as considering the possibility that a teen is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If someone wants help, he or she will get it or ask for it (UC Davis 1). FACT: Depression, which
saps energy and self esteem, interferes with a person s ability or wish to get help (UC Davis 1).
It is an act of true friendship to share your concerns with an adult who can help (DMH 1). No
matter what you promised to keep secret, your friend s life is more important than a promise.So if
you know someone that shows depression symptoms, you re doing them a favor by telling an adult
to get them help.
Linda Lamb s article stated that certain situations can cause depression such as, stress or division in
the family, major problems in school, a breakup with a girlfriend or boyfriend, and dealing with
overlapping conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or substance abuse.
Along with these events, teenagers go through body changes, changes in thoughts, and changes in
feelings. Strong feelings of stress...in new ways influence a teenager s problem solving and
decision making abilities
A lot of people don t understand why teenage depression is more serious than adult depression.
According to Newsweek, depressed teenagers are more reactive to the environment than depressed
adults. In addition, they act irritable. With this, parents usually should not deal with their kid s
depression alone. Most of the time, the teenager will blame the parents if not get irritated with
them. If a parent is trying to deal with a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Teen Suicide
Over the past few years teenage depression has drastically increased due to multiple factors such
as peer pressure and bullying. According to Linda Lamb s article Young People Can Suffer From
Depression, Too, The suicide rate among teenagers [today] is about 10 per 100,000 . A handout
from the Health and Human Services Department and National Institute of Mental Health stated, in
the last 25 years, the rate of suicide among teenagers and young adults has increased dramatically.
The awareness of teenage depression has increased and the public are taking steps to reduce it,
however schools and parents can do more to prevent it such as a day of awareness or even so
much as considering the possibility that a teen is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If someone wants help, he or she will get it or ask for it (UC Davis 1). FACT: Depression, which
saps energy and self esteem, interferes with a person s ability or wish to get help (UC Davis 1).
It is an act of true friendship to share your concerns with an adult who can help (DMH 1). No
matter what you promised to keep secret, your friend s life is more important than a promise.So if
you know someone that shows depression symptoms, you re doing them a favor by telling an adult
to get them help.
Linda Lamb s article stated that certain situations can cause depression such as, stress or division in
the family, major problems in school, a breakup with a girlfriend or boyfriend, and dealing with
overlapping conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or substance abuse.
Along with these events, teenagers go through body changes, changes in thoughts, and changes in
feelings. Strong feelings of stress...in new ways influence a teenager s problem solving and
decision making abilities
A lot of people don t understand why teenage depression is more serious than adult depression.
According to Newsweek, depressed teenagers are more reactive to the environment than depressed
adults. In addition, they act irritable. With this, parents usually should not deal with their kid s
depression alone. Most of the time, the teenager will blame the parents if not get irritated with
them. If a parent is trying to deal with a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Does Beowulf Show Anger In The Wife s Lament
In both Beowulf and The Wife s Lament the characters all express their anger differently to the
reader. In Beowulf, Unferth shows his feeling of anger through jealousy toward Beowulf in doing
so Unferth tries to put Beowulf on the spot when he tells the story of when Beowulf lost a
swimming match to Brecca. Unferth tries to make the others think less of Beowulfin telling the
story. It is to be known that Unferth was drunk at this moment when he is telling the story.
Beowulf lashes back by telling his experience and what really happened according to him. After
he has finished Beowulf fires back at Unferth saying Neither you nor Brecca have yet dared such a
deed with shining sword in battle I do not boast because of this though of course
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In both Beowulf and The Wife s Lament the characters all express their anger differently to the
reader. In Beowulf, Unferth shows his feeling of anger through jealousy toward Beowulf in doing
so Unferth tries to put Beowulf on the spot when he tells the story of when Beowulf lost a
swimming match to Brecca. Unferth tries to make the others think less of Beowulfin telling the
story. It is to be known that Unferth was drunk at this moment when he is telling the story.
Beowulf lashes back by telling his experience and what really happened according to him. After
he has finished Beowulf fires back at Unferth saying Neither you nor Brecca have yet dared such a
deed with shining sword in battle I do not boast because of this though of course
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Memory And The Psychodynamic Theory
The two concepts that I resonated with are Memory and the Psychodynamic theory. Starting with
the Psychodynamic theory is an approach to psychology that studies the psychological forces
underlying human behavior, feelings, and emotions, and how they may relate to early childhood
experience. This theory is most closely associated with the work of Sigmund Freud, and with
psychoanalysis, a type of psychotherapy that attempts to explore the patient s unconscious thoughts
and emotions so that the person is better able to understand him or herself. The second one is
Memory; understanding how memory works will help you improves your memory. Which is an
essential key to attaining knowledge. Memory is one of the important cognitive processes. Memory
involves remembering and forgetting. I chose the two concepts because throughout the class they
stood out to the most. Understanding the conscious, subconscious mindand also memory. I m
interested in understanding the human behavior.
The psychodynamic theory, I didn t really think much about it. But when I got to psychology
learning about this theory stuck out to me, it made so much sense. I ve always thought that what
happens in out childhood molds the person you are today, so when learning about the
psychodynamic theory everything that I thought came to light. The emphasis on unconscious
motives and desires, as well as the importance of childhood experiences in shaping personality. But
memory was the most interesting to me, finding out
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The two concepts that I resonated with are Memory and the Psychodynamic theory. Starting with
the Psychodynamic theory is an approach to psychology that studies the psychological forces
underlying human behavior, feelings, and emotions, and how they may relate to early childhood
experience. This theory is most closely associated with the work of Sigmund Freud, and with
psychoanalysis, a type of psychotherapy that attempts to explore the patient s unconscious thoughts
and emotions so that the person is better able to understand him or herself. The second one is
Memory; understanding how memory works will help you improves your memory. Which is an
essential key to attaining knowledge. Memory is one of the important cognitive processes. Memory
involves remembering and forgetting. I chose the two concepts because throughout the class they
stood out to the most. Understanding the conscious, subconscious mindand also memory. I m
interested in understanding the human behavior.
The psychodynamic theory, I didn t really think much about it. But when I got to psychology
learning about this theory stuck out to me, it made so much sense. I ve always thought that what
happens in out childhood molds the person you are today, so when learning about the
psychodynamic theory everything that I thought came to light. The emphasis on unconscious
motives and desires, as well as the importance of childhood experiences in shaping personality. But
memory was the most interesting to me, finding out
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Essay on The Causes of World War I
The Causes of World War I It has been suggested that naval rivalry was the main cause of World
War One because, this was one of the most significant causes of tension between some of the most
powerful countries in Europe. I strongly agree that this contributed to World War One but there are
also several other factors that have to be considered such as the Assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand, the First Moroccan Crisis, the Second Moroccan Crisis, the Balkan Wars and the Arms
Race. Naval Rivalry When Kaiser Wilhelm announced that he intended to build a powerful navy in
1898.Britains natural reaction was to feel very threatened and intimidated, especially since Britain
had been the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Franz Ferdinand was killed because Serbians feared that after his ascension to the throne, he
would continue and even heighten the persecution of Serbs living within the Austro Hungarian
Empire. A member of the Black Hand organisation, Nedjelko Cabrinovic attempt to kill
Ferdinand by throwing a bomb into the car but was unsuccessful when Franz deflected the bomb
with his arm. Theb Archduke later resumed his tour of Sarajevo, but when his chauffer took a
wrong turn another Black Hand agent, Gavrilo Princip stepped up to the car and fired two pistol
shots. Sophie was killed instantly and Franz died minutes later. This lead to Austria Hungary
producing a lengthy list of demands to Serbia, which were to be completed within 48 hours.
Serbia could not comply with all the demands and on July 28 1914 Austria Hungary declared
war on Serbia World War One had begun. This contributed to the start of the First World War
because Serbia enraged Austria Hungry so much that they declared war. The First Moroccan
Crisis Morocco on the northern coast of Africa was rich in mineral and agricultural wealth. Both
Germany and France coveted the place. By her entente with Britain in 1904, France was given a
free hand in Morocco. Kaiser William II, angry at France s
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The Causes of World War I It has been suggested that naval rivalry was the main cause of World
War One because, this was one of the most significant causes of tension between some of the most
powerful countries in Europe. I strongly agree that this contributed to World War One but there are
also several other factors that have to be considered such as the Assassination of Archduke Franz
Ferdinand, the First Moroccan Crisis, the Second Moroccan Crisis, the Balkan Wars and the Arms
Race. Naval Rivalry When Kaiser Wilhelm announced that he intended to build a powerful navy in
1898.Britains natural reaction was to feel very threatened and intimidated, especially since Britain
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Franz Ferdinand was killed because Serbians feared that after his ascension to the throne, he
would continue and even heighten the persecution of Serbs living within the Austro Hungarian
Empire. A member of the Black Hand organisation, Nedjelko Cabrinovic attempt to kill
Ferdinand by throwing a bomb into the car but was unsuccessful when Franz deflected the bomb
with his arm. Theb Archduke later resumed his tour of Sarajevo, but when his chauffer took a
wrong turn another Black Hand agent, Gavrilo Princip stepped up to the car and fired two pistol
shots. Sophie was killed instantly and Franz died minutes later. This lead to Austria Hungary
producing a lengthy list of demands to Serbia, which were to be completed within 48 hours.
Serbia could not comply with all the demands and on July 28 1914 Austria Hungary declared
war on Serbia World War One had begun. This contributed to the start of the First World War
because Serbia enraged Austria Hungry so much that they declared war. The First Moroccan
Crisis Morocco on the northern coast of Africa was rich in mineral and agricultural wealth. Both
Germany and France coveted the place. By her entente with Britain in 1904, France was given a
free hand in Morocco. Kaiser William II, angry at France s
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College Application Essay
Studying Communications and Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS) in college, I
was a videographer and a graphic designer passionate about resolving real human problems
through the use of digital design. Practicing digital video production, interactive camera motion
control, and real time system programming, I had established real world skills to produce a
thoughtful digital experience for the users. However, temporary exposure of digital works didn t
satisfy my urge to influence people s perspectives in a long term. Instead, I wanted a profound
contribution to improving the way of life through accessible designs. In application pursuit of this
line of demand, I intend to pursue HCI and design that is dedicated to solving the real... Show more
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As a graduate student, I will be granted one on one interaction with these respected industry
practitioners over critiques, sponsors, and guest lectures. Overall, the MCHI+D Program, because
of its research resources, renowned faculties, and industrially optimized location, is uniquely well
suited to my long term goals and my interest in design that frames life. In MHCI+D Program is
composed of exceptional individuals of diverse backgrounds, I look forward to contributing to the
program as one of the graduates using my sufficient professional and academic experience. Since
June 2017, I have worked as a User Experience QA Test Engineer at Samsung JnD Solutions, Inc.
This job provides me a great amount of time and opportunities to explore numerous interactive
designs of Samsung mobile devices: smartphone, tablet, wearable, accessories, and etc. Through UI
testing, I have closely monitored the trends of human computer designs and noted how they have
changed to meet consumer demand over a period of time. Most importantly, this position has
allowed me to critique the UX design of recent technologies and consider the pros and cons of
advancement and implementation. For example, I have been experimenting with UX/UI on Gear
S3 Frontier, a wearable device, which has more functions than previous designs. By implementing
more advanced functions such as voice message and independent calling, it successfully generates
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Studying Communications and Digital Arts and Experimental Media (DXARTS) in college, I
was a videographer and a graphic designer passionate about resolving real human problems
through the use of digital design. Practicing digital video production, interactive camera motion
control, and real time system programming, I had established real world skills to produce a
thoughtful digital experience for the users. However, temporary exposure of digital works didn t
satisfy my urge to influence people s perspectives in a long term. Instead, I wanted a profound
contribution to improving the way of life through accessible designs. In application pursuit of this
line of demand, I intend to pursue HCI and design that is dedicated to solving the real... Show more
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As a graduate student, I will be granted one on one interaction with these respected industry
practitioners over critiques, sponsors, and guest lectures. Overall, the MCHI+D Program, because
of its research resources, renowned faculties, and industrially optimized location, is uniquely well
suited to my long term goals and my interest in design that frames life. In MHCI+D Program is
composed of exceptional individuals of diverse backgrounds, I look forward to contributing to the
program as one of the graduates using my sufficient professional and academic experience. Since
June 2017, I have worked as a User Experience QA Test Engineer at Samsung JnD Solutions, Inc.
This job provides me a great amount of time and opportunities to explore numerous interactive
designs of Samsung mobile devices: smartphone, tablet, wearable, accessories, and etc. Through UI
testing, I have closely monitored the trends of human computer designs and noted how they have
changed to meet consumer demand over a period of time. Most importantly, this position has
allowed me to critique the UX design of recent technologies and consider the pros and cons of
advancement and implementation. For example, I have been experimenting with UX/UI on Gear
S3 Frontier, a wearable device, which has more functions than previous designs. By implementing
more advanced functions such as voice message and independent calling, it successfully generates
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Exegetical Paper
Unity in the Body of Christ
An Exegetical Paper on Ephesians 4:1 6
Main Idea and Outline
Ephesians 4: 1 6 Paul urges the church in Ephesus to live according to what God has called them to
and to keep the unity of the Spirit. I. Paul reminds the church that they should live in unity
according to God s calling (4:1 3) A. Live a life worthy of the calling you have received (v.1) B.
Be humble, gentle, patient, and love everyone (v.2) C. Keep the unity of the Spirit through peace
(v. 3) II. Paul explains that unity comes from spiritual oneness (4:4 6) A. There is only one body
and one spirit (v.4) B. There is one Lord, one faith, one baptism (v.5) C. There is one God and ...
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The effect is how we live our lives to glorify God for saving us and making us new (Duvall 71).
Content
Paul reminds the church that they should live in unity according to God s calling (4:1 3)
As a prisoner for the Lord, then, I urge you to live a life worthy of the calling you have received.
Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love. Make every effort
to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.
Paul begins his statement in 4:1 to the Ephesians by stating his imprisonment (As a prisoner for
the Lord) before saying anything else. It seems as though Paul is saying this to show that he is
literally living and dying for the sake of Jesus Christ and that he knows what they as believers are
going through. He may be saying this as a form of encouragement to the church in Ephesus
because he is physically in prison, but he is still doing everything he can to glorify God and
make Jesus Christ known. Paul could have been using a double meaning or figure of speech
when he wrote this because he was both a prisoner of Christ and a prisoner for Christ, both bound
to him by the chains of love and in custody out of loyalty to his gospel (Stott 146). Then Paul
exhorts the believers in Ephesus to live according to what God has commanded them at salvation.
We should notice that he uses past tense when he writes the calling you have received. This is to
emphasize that he is not referring to each
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Unity in the Body of Christ
An Exegetical Paper on Ephesians 4:1 6
Main Idea and Outline
Ephesians 4: 1 6 Paul urges the church in Ephesus to live according to what God has called them to
and to keep the unity of the Spirit. I. Paul reminds the church that they should live in unity
according to God s calling (4:1 3) A. Live a life worthy of the calling you have received (v.1) B.
Be humble, gentle, patient, and love everyone (v.2) C. Keep the unity of the Spirit through peace
(v. 3) II. Paul explains that unity comes from spiritual oneness (4:4 6) A. There is only one body
and one spirit (v.4) B. There is one Lord, one faith, one baptism (v.5) C. There is one God and ...
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The effect is how we live our lives to glorify God for saving us and making us new (Duvall 71).
Content
Paul reminds the church that they should live in unity according to God s calling (4:1 3)
As a prisoner for the Lord, then, I urge you to live a life worthy of the calling you have received.
Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love. Make every effort
to keep the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace.
Paul begins his statement in 4:1 to the Ephesians by stating his imprisonment (As a prisoner for
the Lord) before saying anything else. It seems as though Paul is saying this to show that he is
literally living and dying for the sake of Jesus Christ and that he knows what they as believers are
going through. He may be saying this as a form of encouragement to the church in Ephesus
because he is physically in prison, but he is still doing everything he can to glorify God and
make Jesus Christ known. Paul could have been using a double meaning or figure of speech
when he wrote this because he was both a prisoner of Christ and a prisoner for Christ, both bound
to him by the chains of love and in custody out of loyalty to his gospel (Stott 146). Then Paul
exhorts the believers in Ephesus to live according to what God has commanded them at salvation.
We should notice that he uses past tense when he writes the calling you have received. This is to
emphasize that he is not referring to each
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Glazed Expressions By Mary Barton, Ghosts And Glass Summary
To begin, Gaskell frequently uses conflict to demonstrate the segregation of the upper class from
the working class, based on the hostile demeanor of the wealthy to expose the selfishness and
vanity of the higher class. For instance, a continuous conflict between person against person is
present between masters and workers, indicating a disconnection of both classes from a perspective
of the upper class. At a meeting among the mill owners and the workers, Mr Harry Carson had
taken out his silver pencil, and had drawn an admirable caricature of [the employees] lank,
ragged, dispirited and famine stricken (Gaskell 184). As a more privileged and wealthy man,
Harry Carson clearly demonstrates the dissociation of the upper class and the working class,
seeing as he mocks and ridicules their lack of wealththrough their skinny bones and ripped up
clothes. In other words, shaming them for their lack of money to provide food and clothes for their
families. Therefore, this nonchalant act of ridicule only further emphasizes the conflict between the
rich and the factory labourers as it exposes their uncaring and superior attitudes towards the lower
class. In David Ellison s, Glazed Expressions : Mary Barton, Ghosts and Glass, he describes Carson
s caricature [to] exaggerate the bodies of the deputation, adding and subtracting flesh according to
aesthetic rather than anatomical demands, by which their very emanciation becomes perversely,
fuel (Ellison). Ellison s interpretation
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To begin, Gaskell frequently uses conflict to demonstrate the segregation of the upper class from
the working class, based on the hostile demeanor of the wealthy to expose the selfishness and
vanity of the higher class. For instance, a continuous conflict between person against person is
present between masters and workers, indicating a disconnection of both classes from a perspective
of the upper class. At a meeting among the mill owners and the workers, Mr Harry Carson had
taken out his silver pencil, and had drawn an admirable caricature of [the employees] lank,
ragged, dispirited and famine stricken (Gaskell 184). As a more privileged and wealthy man,
Harry Carson clearly demonstrates the dissociation of the upper class and the working class,
seeing as he mocks and ridicules their lack of wealththrough their skinny bones and ripped up
clothes. In other words, shaming them for their lack of money to provide food and clothes for their
families. Therefore, this nonchalant act of ridicule only further emphasizes the conflict between the
rich and the factory labourers as it exposes their uncaring and superior attitudes towards the lower
class. In David Ellison s, Glazed Expressions : Mary Barton, Ghosts and Glass, he describes Carson
s caricature [to] exaggerate the bodies of the deputation, adding and subtracting flesh according to
aesthetic rather than anatomical demands, by which their very emanciation becomes perversely,
fuel (Ellison). Ellison s interpretation
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Court Case Decisions for Amendment I, IV, and VIII Essay
Amendment I: 1.) Van Orden v. Perry (2005), 545 U.S. 677, 125 S. Ct. 2854 2.) The case was
brought to state court by Thomas Van Orden over a monument that had the Ten Commandments
engraved upon it. The monument was given to the Texas government and governor Rick Perry. The
monument was erected between the State Capitol and the State Supreme Court. Van Orden argues
that the monument violates the 1st Amendment s Establishment Clause. The Establishment Clause,
which is the one of the first clauses in the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, states that the
United States Congress should not enact any law in respect to any religion. 3.) The decision of the
United States Supreme Court was that the monument was in no way unconstitutional,... Show more
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The police had a search warrant for the premises for weapons and evidence of gang activity. During
her detainment, the police officers questioned Mena about her citizenship status. The district court
sided with Mena and the Ninth Circuit court upheld the D.C. s decision. The courts stated that
detaining Mena in handcuffs throughout the search had infringed upon her Fourth Amendment
rights, as well as questioning her citizenship. 3.) The Supreme Court ruled that the police and
SWAT officers involved had not violated Mena s 4th Amendment rights. 4.) The Supreme Court
held that Mena s detainment had not violated the 4th Amendment in any way. Officers with a
search warrant for unlawful contraband had outright authority to detain all occupants of the
premises during the search due to potential risk to the officers; having Mena and others
restrained while police searched the house for weapons and gang members was necessary for
officer safety. The Court additionally held that the officers inquiring Mena about her legal status
during her detainment didn t violate the 4th amendment because the officers didn t need to have
reasonable suspicion to do so. 5.) I agree with the Supreme Court s decision. The officers were
merely doing their job and attempting to look out for their safety while doing so. Amendment
VIII: 1.) Roper v. Simmons (2005), 543 U.S. 551, 125 S. Ct. 1183 2.) Christopher Simmons, 17,
was charged
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Amendment I: 1.) Van Orden v. Perry (2005), 545 U.S. 677, 125 S. Ct. 2854 2.) The case was
brought to state court by Thomas Van Orden over a monument that had the Ten Commandments
engraved upon it. The monument was given to the Texas government and governor Rick Perry. The
monument was erected between the State Capitol and the State Supreme Court. Van Orden argues
that the monument violates the 1st Amendment s Establishment Clause. The Establishment Clause,
which is the one of the first clauses in the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, states that the
United States Congress should not enact any law in respect to any religion. 3.) The decision of the
United States Supreme Court was that the monument was in no way unconstitutional,... Show more
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The police had a search warrant for the premises for weapons and evidence of gang activity. During
her detainment, the police officers questioned Mena about her citizenship status. The district court
sided with Mena and the Ninth Circuit court upheld the D.C. s decision. The courts stated that
detaining Mena in handcuffs throughout the search had infringed upon her Fourth Amendment
rights, as well as questioning her citizenship. 3.) The Supreme Court ruled that the police and
SWAT officers involved had not violated Mena s 4th Amendment rights. 4.) The Supreme Court
held that Mena s detainment had not violated the 4th Amendment in any way. Officers with a
search warrant for unlawful contraband had outright authority to detain all occupants of the
premises during the search due to potential risk to the officers; having Mena and others
restrained while police searched the house for weapons and gang members was necessary for
officer safety. The Court additionally held that the officers inquiring Mena about her legal status
during her detainment didn t violate the 4th amendment because the officers didn t need to have
reasonable suspicion to do so. 5.) I agree with the Supreme Court s decision. The officers were
merely doing their job and attempting to look out for their safety while doing so. Amendment
VIII: 1.) Roper v. Simmons (2005), 543 U.S. 551, 125 S. Ct. 1183 2.) Christopher Simmons, 17,
was charged
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Four Seasons Hotel Management Case Study
The Four Seasons Hotel and Resort is one of the finest hotels in the world that has gained enormous
reputation of promoting customer needs by the consistent and personalised services as per the
requirement of the customers, operating in more than 24 countries worldwide and adopting the
new dimensions of cultural traditions, the hotelmanagement has well versed in it.
When entering a new market and in a new region, the perception of quality and luxurious features
vary from cultures and it is very important for Four Seasons Hotels and Resort to adopt the changes
in cultural trends to facilitate the consumers in the region. A USA Hotel chain, Four Seasons Hotel
and Resort has been enhancing the value of the pillars of specialisation and the essence ... Show
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The Four Seasons Hotel opened its Paris location in the most important historical landmark place
George V , known as one of the six historical hotels due to the grandiose style of architecture,
luxurious and the historical value that was needed by the Four Seasons Hotels for renovation the
style of the location and also keeping the original architecture in place. The creation of the hotel
environment was a reflection of the French culture and the artefacts with special bonding towards
the French (Farndale Kelliher,
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The Four Seasons Hotel and Resort is one of the finest hotels in the world that has gained enormous
reputation of promoting customer needs by the consistent and personalised services as per the
requirement of the customers, operating in more than 24 countries worldwide and adopting the
new dimensions of cultural traditions, the hotelmanagement has well versed in it.
When entering a new market and in a new region, the perception of quality and luxurious features
vary from cultures and it is very important for Four Seasons Hotels and Resort to adopt the changes
in cultural trends to facilitate the consumers in the region. A USA Hotel chain, Four Seasons Hotel
and Resort has been enhancing the value of the pillars of specialisation and the essence ... Show
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The Four Seasons Hotel opened its Paris location in the most important historical landmark place
George V , known as one of the six historical hotels due to the grandiose style of architecture,
luxurious and the historical value that was needed by the Four Seasons Hotels for renovation the
style of the location and also keeping the original architecture in place. The creation of the hotel
environment was a reflection of the French culture and the artefacts with special bonding towards
the French (Farndale Kelliher,
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Public Fire Analyse
Summary: At around 0030 11/16/16 I Sr. Officer Chad Stephenson of Siena Heights University
(SHU) Department of Public Safety (DPS) was approached by resident student Stanley Saunders
to report that his jacket was stolen out of his dorm room 409 on 11/15/16 between 1400 2300.
Saunders stated that after he come back from a meeting at around 1230 he took his jacket off
and but it on his bed. Then at around 1400 the left his room to go and hung out with some
friends, when he came back at around 2300 he noticed his jacket was missing. Saunders
searched his room, and talked with his roommates to see if any of them seen it but they all said
no. The jacket is described as an Black North Face theremoball full zip up and is a size XL,
Saunders states that he only bought it around a month ago. Officer actions: I along with Saunders
reviewed CCTV footage of Arch. 4th floor T hall, as we watching footage Justin Turner walked
into the DPS office and said that he got a phone call that Saunders jacket was stolen and that he
wanted us to know he had nothing to do with it, I asked Him who called him and he said he don t
remember. I... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Turner said he wanted to make sure that DPS knows he did take Saunders jacket, and that he s
not in here because of guilt just to make sure we know he did t do it. I asked him if he has been
in contact with Saunders at all since the no contact order, he said no I then asked if he s been by
Saundres room he said yes but only to go to his room, I then asked if he s been in Saunders room
at all he said yes he was today but for only about 2 min. He said he only went into the room
because he seen Jermaine ( I asked him what Jermaine s last name is and he said he didn t know)
at the men s bathroom and he told him to wait for him in his room that he shares with Saunders.
Turner then said that Jermaine didn t come back so he left because he had to get to
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Summary: At around 0030 11/16/16 I Sr. Officer Chad Stephenson of Siena Heights University
(SHU) Department of Public Safety (DPS) was approached by resident student Stanley Saunders
to report that his jacket was stolen out of his dorm room 409 on 11/15/16 between 1400 2300.
Saunders stated that after he come back from a meeting at around 1230 he took his jacket off
and but it on his bed. Then at around 1400 the left his room to go and hung out with some
friends, when he came back at around 2300 he noticed his jacket was missing. Saunders
searched his room, and talked with his roommates to see if any of them seen it but they all said
no. The jacket is described as an Black North Face theremoball full zip up and is a size XL,
Saunders states that he only bought it around a month ago. Officer actions: I along with Saunders
reviewed CCTV footage of Arch. 4th floor T hall, as we watching footage Justin Turner walked
into the DPS office and said that he got a phone call that Saunders jacket was stolen and that he
wanted us to know he had nothing to do with it, I asked Him who called him and he said he don t
remember. I... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Turner said he wanted to make sure that DPS knows he did take Saunders jacket, and that he s
not in here because of guilt just to make sure we know he did t do it. I asked him if he has been
in contact with Saunders at all since the no contact order, he said no I then asked if he s been by
Saundres room he said yes but only to go to his room, I then asked if he s been in Saunders room
at all he said yes he was today but for only about 2 min. He said he only went into the room
because he seen Jermaine ( I asked him what Jermaine s last name is and he said he didn t know)
at the men s bathroom and he told him to wait for him in his room that he shares with Saunders.
Turner then said that Jermaine didn t come back so he left because he had to get to
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Guernica Picasso
Guernica, by Pablo Picasso, in 1937 is a mural specifically painted to a tragic event of the
Bombing of Guernica. Picasso s painting is a response to the bombing of Guernica, During that
time the Spanish Republican government commissioned Pablo Picasso to design a large scaled
mural for display at the Paris International Exposition in 1937. To Pablo Picassoit was his personal
way of expressing his political commitment and loyalty to Spain. Guernicais now represented as an
anti war symbol to the world and shows viewers from all over that war results in tragedy. The
painting also sends the message of how together we should learn to have peace. Guernica
illustrates the disaster of war and the pain it spreads on the people around. Specifically,
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Guernica, by Pablo Picasso, in 1937 is a mural specifically painted to a tragic event of the
Bombing of Guernica. Picasso s painting is a response to the bombing of Guernica, During that
time the Spanish Republican government commissioned Pablo Picasso to design a large scaled
mural for display at the Paris International Exposition in 1937. To Pablo Picassoit was his personal
way of expressing his political commitment and loyalty to Spain. Guernicais now represented as an
anti war symbol to the world and shows viewers from all over that war results in tragedy. The
painting also sends the message of how together we should learn to have peace. Guernica
illustrates the disaster of war and the pain it spreads on the people around. Specifically,
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Essay On Konark Sun Temple
What is the most iconic religious monument in India?
In the small city of Konark, rests one of the most unique and iconic religious monuments of India
the Konark Sun Temple. Built during the 13th century under the rule of Narasimhadeva I, this
imposing Hindu shrine is an amazing example of ancient Kalinga architecture and engineering.
Architecture and symbolism behind a giant chariot
Khondalite rock was used to erect the temple. The structural scheme pays homage to Surya the
Hindu Sun god whose figurative representation consists of a chariot pulled by seven horses. There
are 12 pairs of three meter diameter wheels carved on the bottom lateral sides of the audience hall
structure (Jaga mohan), while the dance hall structure in front (Nata mandir) faces East to receive
sunrise s first rays of light. The wheels are particularly interesting: each one exhibits impressively
intricate carvings that can reveal the exact hour of the day down to the minute. These giant wheels
are high precision sundials.
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At its peak, the Black Pagoda as Europeans sailors used to call it played a significant role in
Indian history, inspiring many myths and legends thereafter. Today, the 700 year old relic is
nationally regarded as one of the seven wonders of India, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It is currently maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India.
The Konark Sun temple is located in the state of Odisha; a culturally effervescent location endowed
with many other spectacular ancient monuments like the Lingaraj or Jagannath temples and some
of the world s most beautiful beaches. This is one of the best travel destinations in India and a
mandatory visit for any
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What is the most iconic religious monument in India?
In the small city of Konark, rests one of the most unique and iconic religious monuments of India
the Konark Sun Temple. Built during the 13th century under the rule of Narasimhadeva I, this
imposing Hindu shrine is an amazing example of ancient Kalinga architecture and engineering.
Architecture and symbolism behind a giant chariot
Khondalite rock was used to erect the temple. The structural scheme pays homage to Surya the
Hindu Sun god whose figurative representation consists of a chariot pulled by seven horses. There
are 12 pairs of three meter diameter wheels carved on the bottom lateral sides of the audience hall
structure (Jaga mohan), while the dance hall structure in front (Nata mandir) faces East to receive
sunrise s first rays of light. The wheels are particularly interesting: each one exhibits impressively
intricate carvings that can reveal the exact hour of the day down to the minute. These giant wheels
are high precision sundials.
Kalinga architectural style features prominent decoration, and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
At its peak, the Black Pagoda as Europeans sailors used to call it played a significant role in
Indian history, inspiring many myths and legends thereafter. Today, the 700 year old relic is
nationally regarded as one of the seven wonders of India, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
It is currently maintained by the Archaeological Survey of India.
The Konark Sun temple is located in the state of Odisha; a culturally effervescent location endowed
with many other spectacular ancient monuments like the Lingaraj or Jagannath temples and some
of the world s most beautiful beaches. This is one of the best travel destinations in India and a
mandatory visit for any
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Affect People Sociologically
Uniformity in the law governing the international sales of goods became important. The United
Nations Commission on International Trade Law developed contract rules for the sale of
goods. The United States adopted in 1988, the Convention on the International Sale of Goods
(CISG). Most of the major trading nations use the CISG. Countries that have adopted the CISG,
replaced the UCC when a dispute between businesses takes place between different
countries.[24] Contract Law and Labor Product Specific Example of How Business Dealings
Can Affect People Sociologically Evidence of a written contract for the sale of a slave exists c.
2300 B.C.E. from the Sumerian Larsa dynasty. In 597 B.C.E. there was a written contract for the
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A contract can be canceled if there is a breach of contract. A material breach or the happening of
a force majeure. A change of condition can also void a contract. The performance of a contract
can become impossible, impractical, or have its purpose frustrated. If any of these situations
happens then the contract can be recisinded . Recisinding a contract allows it to be discharged
and terminated. Contracts can be unenforceable if the terms are unclear or the required elements
are not present. If the buyer does not receive exactly what is required in the contract then the
buyer can invoke the perfect tender rule. The contractee can revoke his acceptance because of
nonconformance. A contract can be legally terminated by mutual agreement, or by one party if a
reasonable reason exists. If the contract was signed under duress, or misrepresentation exists, or
the contract contained is takes then the contract can be recisinded. Once a contract has been
voided by a court of law it cannot be enforced. Contracts can be voided if the contract has an
illegal activities associated with it. Contracts with unlawful consideration and an unlawful object
are void. Good Faith and Fair Dealing Good faith and fair dealing is one of the basics of modern day
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Uniformity in the law governing the international sales of goods became important. The United
Nations Commission on International Trade Law developed contract rules for the sale of
goods. The United States adopted in 1988, the Convention on the International Sale of Goods
(CISG). Most of the major trading nations use the CISG. Countries that have adopted the CISG,
replaced the UCC when a dispute between businesses takes place between different
countries.[24] Contract Law and Labor Product Specific Example of How Business Dealings
Can Affect People Sociologically Evidence of a written contract for the sale of a slave exists c.
2300 B.C.E. from the Sumerian Larsa dynasty. In 597 B.C.E. there was a written contract for the
sale of a slave... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A contract can be canceled if there is a breach of contract. A material breach or the happening of
a force majeure. A change of condition can also void a contract. The performance of a contract
can become impossible, impractical, or have its purpose frustrated. If any of these situations
happens then the contract can be recisinded . Recisinding a contract allows it to be discharged
and terminated. Contracts can be unenforceable if the terms are unclear or the required elements
are not present. If the buyer does not receive exactly what is required in the contract then the
buyer can invoke the perfect tender rule. The contractee can revoke his acceptance because of
nonconformance. A contract can be legally terminated by mutual agreement, or by one party if a
reasonable reason exists. If the contract was signed under duress, or misrepresentation exists, or
the contract contained is takes then the contract can be recisinded. Once a contract has been
voided by a court of law it cannot be enforced. Contracts can be voided if the contract has an
illegal activities associated with it. Contracts with unlawful consideration and an unlawful object
are void. Good Faith and Fair Dealing Good faith and fair dealing is one of the basics of modern day
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Essay on Cvs Case Study
CVS: The Web Strategy
History, Development, and Growth Established in 1963, Consumer Value Store (CVS) was founded
by brothers Stanley and Sidney Goldstein and business partner Ralph Hoagland in Lowell,
Massachusetts. CVS began the operation of its first stores with pharmacy departments in 1967,
opening locations in Warwick and Cumberland, Rhode Island. In 1984, CVS/pharmacy became the
15th largest pharmacy chain in the U.S. with 408 stores and $414 million in sales. With growing
success CVS decided to acquire a web based startup company, Soma.com, the first major online
pharmacy, for $30 million in stock. The web site, soon rebranded CVS.com, enabled customers to
order prescriptions and general merchandise for either in store pickup ... Show more content on
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Physicians can use the web to communicate to patients. | |
| | |
|3. Real estate division launched an interactive online mapping | |
|program. | |
Strengths
CVS pharmacy is one of the nation s largest retail pharmacy chains, with over 7,000 stores across
41 states. With more than 40 years in the retail pharmacy industry, CVS/pharmacy generates over
68% of its revenue from the pharmacy business. It fills more than one of every seven retail
prescriptions in America, and one of every five in their own markets. Operating within CVS
Pharmacy stores are three operating segments: CVS/pharmacy, Caremark Pharmacy Services, and
MinuteClinic, a walk in clinic. Caremark Pharmacy Services is one of the nation s leading
pharmacy benefit management (PBM) companies. It provides comprehensive prescription benefit
management services to over 2,000 health plans, including corporations, managed care
organizations, insurance companies, unions and government entities. MinuteClinic is a
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CVS: The Web Strategy
History, Development, and Growth Established in 1963, Consumer Value Store (CVS) was founded
by brothers Stanley and Sidney Goldstein and business partner Ralph Hoagland in Lowell,
Massachusetts. CVS began the operation of its first stores with pharmacy departments in 1967,
opening locations in Warwick and Cumberland, Rhode Island. In 1984, CVS/pharmacy became the
15th largest pharmacy chain in the U.S. with 408 stores and $414 million in sales. With growing
success CVS decided to acquire a web based startup company, Soma.com, the first major online
pharmacy, for $30 million in stock. The web site, soon rebranded CVS.com, enabled customers to
order prescriptions and general merchandise for either in store pickup ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Physicians can use the web to communicate to patients. | |
| | |
|3. Real estate division launched an interactive online mapping | |
|program. | |
Strengths
CVS pharmacy is one of the nation s largest retail pharmacy chains, with over 7,000 stores across
41 states. With more than 40 years in the retail pharmacy industry, CVS/pharmacy generates over
68% of its revenue from the pharmacy business. It fills more than one of every seven retail
prescriptions in America, and one of every five in their own markets. Operating within CVS
Pharmacy stores are three operating segments: CVS/pharmacy, Caremark Pharmacy Services, and
MinuteClinic, a walk in clinic. Caremark Pharmacy Services is one of the nation s leading
pharmacy benefit management (PBM) companies. It provides comprehensive prescription benefit
management services to over 2,000 health plans, including corporations, managed care
organizations, insurance companies, unions and government entities. MinuteClinic is a
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Irregular Warfare Changes
In 1994, in the song Survival of the Fittest, Prodigy of the group Mobb Deep famously said,
There s a war going on outside, no man is safe from . That rang true then as it does today, and
will echo for centuries to come. Though, because of evolution, you have to wonder if war
changed. Today s wars and wars of the past may appear different at first glance, but once dissected,
they have more in common than seen. All wars require reason and emotion. Also, depending on the
size of the opposition, whether it be a country, state or non state actor, it is evident the requirement
of the government, the people, and some sort of militaryalso need to be in aligned to support the
cause. With that in mind, the Marine Corps has now conducted counterinsurgency operations in the
Middle Eastern countries of Iraq and Afghanistan for over two decades. In that time, we have
learned that warhas changed to a hybrid treat better known as Irregular Warfare. The role the
Marine Corps will play in the future... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And, on the next block he is trying to separate working faction. These are the kinds of endeavors
our young forces will face and for which they will need to be psychologically and socially
educated and trained. We will train our replacements to become better thinkers on their feet by
applying real life scenarios. Much like the Marines in aviation, the ground troops will habitually
practice replicated simulations. Aside from the mission driven tactical advantages, these simulated
practices will make for better interactions with foreign civilians. In addition, since Humanitarian
Efforts are a big part of what we do, it will receive the support of
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In 1994, in the song Survival of the Fittest, Prodigy of the group Mobb Deep famously said,
There s a war going on outside, no man is safe from . That rang true then as it does today, and
will echo for centuries to come. Though, because of evolution, you have to wonder if war
changed. Today s wars and wars of the past may appear different at first glance, but once dissected,
they have more in common than seen. All wars require reason and emotion. Also, depending on the
size of the opposition, whether it be a country, state or non state actor, it is evident the requirement
of the government, the people, and some sort of militaryalso need to be in aligned to support the
cause. With that in mind, the Marine Corps has now conducted counterinsurgency operations in the
Middle Eastern countries of Iraq and Afghanistan for over two decades. In that time, we have
learned that warhas changed to a hybrid treat better known as Irregular Warfare. The role the
Marine Corps will play in the future... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
And, on the next block he is trying to separate working faction. These are the kinds of endeavors
our young forces will face and for which they will need to be psychologically and socially
educated and trained. We will train our replacements to become better thinkers on their feet by
applying real life scenarios. Much like the Marines in aviation, the ground troops will habitually
practice replicated simulations. Aside from the mission driven tactical advantages, these simulated
practices will make for better interactions with foreign civilians. In addition, since Humanitarian
Efforts are a big part of what we do, it will receive the support of
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Key Concepts Of Identity, Identification, Place And Social...
I am writing to compare two articles from two different sources. I will be exploring the key
concepts of identity, identification, place and social memory and how theses sociological
concepts are displayed within the articles. Identity is the process that informs the way in which
people see themselves and the groups they belong to and also how other groups categorize a
person. Pountney and Maric (2015) pages 144 5. Identity is relational, situational and multiple. It
is better to understand identification as a process of continual negotiation and renegotiation. This
statement confirms our identities are forever changing due to our circumstances or surrounding
environments and certain aspects of our identities are chosen and negotiated. The Sikh youths
in the UK prove this theory through this statement; There s a time to be Indian and a time to be
British K. Hall (2002). Identification is the ongoing process that describes the way in which
individuals and groups see themselves and the way others see them. It refers to the way people
develop their cultural identity; language, ethnicity, religion and social class are all examples of
social characteristics that give people a shared sense of belonging. Pountney and Maric (2015)
pages 144 5. Yi Fu Tuan discussed Place as a location created by human experiences (Tuan, 2001).
Whereas space may have no human connection, a place carries meanings given by humans. It can
be any size a city, neighbourhood or a
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I am writing to compare two articles from two different sources. I will be exploring the key
concepts of identity, identification, place and social memory and how theses sociological
concepts are displayed within the articles. Identity is the process that informs the way in which
people see themselves and the groups they belong to and also how other groups categorize a
person. Pountney and Maric (2015) pages 144 5. Identity is relational, situational and multiple. It
is better to understand identification as a process of continual negotiation and renegotiation. This
statement confirms our identities are forever changing due to our circumstances or surrounding
environments and certain aspects of our identities are chosen and negotiated. The Sikh youths
in the UK prove this theory through this statement; There s a time to be Indian and a time to be
British K. Hall (2002). Identification is the ongoing process that describes the way in which
individuals and groups see themselves and the way others see them. It refers to the way people
develop their cultural identity; language, ethnicity, religion and social class are all examples of
social characteristics that give people a shared sense of belonging. Pountney and Maric (2015)
pages 144 5. Yi Fu Tuan discussed Place as a location created by human experiences (Tuan, 2001).
Whereas space may have no human connection, a place carries meanings given by humans. It can
be any size a city, neighbourhood or a
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Corruption And Relationship In The Masetto Of Boccaccio
Boccaccio was a very famous Italian writer and poet. One of his most famous pieces was the
Decameron. Although Boccaccio was a correspondent of Petrarch, their works are very
different. Both Petrarch and Boccaccio spoke about lovers, but in every different ways. For
Petrarch, a lover is the one who is loved, regardless of how it turns out. It is someone you have a
spiritual attachment with. On the contrary, lover for Boccaccio is someone you have a physical
connection with. He describes lover as someone to mess around with. These views of love,
along with the theme of corruption, are reoccurring in Boccaccio s writings. According to
Boccaccio, all people are corrupt. He shows this in multiple ways in The Decameron. I found the
story of the Masetto of Lamporecchio really interesting. This is the story of a man who wanted
to prove himself to others. Masetto noticed there were a group of nuns who needed a gardener
and thought that he would be an ideal man for the job. Masetto knew it would be hard to get
hired for a job around nuns, so he decided to act deaf and mute. This plan of his works perfectly
and he was hired as a gardener. When some of the younger nuns noticed that Masetto was a good
looking man, they considered having their way with him. The nuns had only heard about the
pleasures and wanted to experience for themselves. They thought this mute gardener would be the
perfect person to try these pleasurable experiences on, because he would not be able to tell anyone
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Boccaccio was a very famous Italian writer and poet. One of his most famous pieces was the
Decameron. Although Boccaccio was a correspondent of Petrarch, their works are very
different. Both Petrarch and Boccaccio spoke about lovers, but in every different ways. For
Petrarch, a lover is the one who is loved, regardless of how it turns out. It is someone you have a
spiritual attachment with. On the contrary, lover for Boccaccio is someone you have a physical
connection with. He describes lover as someone to mess around with. These views of love,
along with the theme of corruption, are reoccurring in Boccaccio s writings. According to
Boccaccio, all people are corrupt. He shows this in multiple ways in The Decameron. I found the
story of the Masetto of Lamporecchio really interesting. This is the story of a man who wanted
to prove himself to others. Masetto noticed there were a group of nuns who needed a gardener
and thought that he would be an ideal man for the job. Masetto knew it would be hard to get
hired for a job around nuns, so he decided to act deaf and mute. This plan of his works perfectly
and he was hired as a gardener. When some of the younger nuns noticed that Masetto was a good
looking man, they considered having their way with him. The nuns had only heard about the
pleasures and wanted to experience for themselves. They thought this mute gardener would be the
perfect person to try these pleasurable experiences on, because he would not be able to tell anyone
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General Medical Experiment
General Medical Experiment Organs of the victims from the holocaust were put into jars and
displayed for research. The Nazis called them unworthy lives who deemed too sick, weak or
handicapped for the Master Race. More than 70,000 were killed, gassed to death or otherwise
murdered between 1939 and 1941 at the hands of the sadist doctors and nurses by the end of the
war. Thousands of brains, uteruses with fetuses and other organs and parts were preserved in jars
until 1978. (Dark Chapter Closes On Patients Treated To Death Last Rites For Victims Of Nazi
Experiments,GEORGE JAHN, VIENN) The Nazi physicians performed brutal medical experiments
upon helpless concentration camp inmates. These acts of torture were characterized by several
shocking features: (1) people were forced to become subjects in very dangerous studies against...
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He worked in Auschwitz Block 10. Block 10 mostly contained women who were married between
the ages of 20 to 40 who had not borne children. Among the subjects their feared being killed,
sterilized, or inseminated by Clauberg. He would tease the female subjects they would undergo
sexual intercourse with a male subject for this purpose. After he would inseminated their wombs
with animal sperm and monsters were growing inside of them. Three Hundred female prisoners
were experimented on, in Block 10. Dr. Clauberg also conducted the sterilization experiment in
which he blocked the fallopian tubes, creating the goal of effective mass sterilization. Many inmates
had their genitals mutilated to discover cheap methods of mass sterilization. The injection of caustic
substances into their cervix or uterus producing horrible pain, inflamed ovaries, bursting spasms in
their stomach and bleeding. Young males had their testicles subject to large doses of radiation and
were subsequently castrated to ascertain the pathological change in their
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General Medical Experiment Organs of the victims from the holocaust were put into jars and
displayed for research. The Nazis called them unworthy lives who deemed too sick, weak or
handicapped for the Master Race. More than 70,000 were killed, gassed to death or otherwise
murdered between 1939 and 1941 at the hands of the sadist doctors and nurses by the end of the
war. Thousands of brains, uteruses with fetuses and other organs and parts were preserved in jars
until 1978. (Dark Chapter Closes On Patients Treated To Death Last Rites For Victims Of Nazi
Experiments,GEORGE JAHN, VIENN) The Nazi physicians performed brutal medical experiments
upon helpless concentration camp inmates. These acts of torture were characterized by several
shocking features: (1) people were forced to become subjects in very dangerous studies against...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He worked in Auschwitz Block 10. Block 10 mostly contained women who were married between
the ages of 20 to 40 who had not borne children. Among the subjects their feared being killed,
sterilized, or inseminated by Clauberg. He would tease the female subjects they would undergo
sexual intercourse with a male subject for this purpose. After he would inseminated their wombs
with animal sperm and monsters were growing inside of them. Three Hundred female prisoners
were experimented on, in Block 10. Dr. Clauberg also conducted the sterilization experiment in
which he blocked the fallopian tubes, creating the goal of effective mass sterilization. Many inmates
had their genitals mutilated to discover cheap methods of mass sterilization. The injection of caustic
substances into their cervix or uterus producing horrible pain, inflamed ovaries, bursting spasms in
their stomach and bleeding. Young males had their testicles subject to large doses of radiation and
were subsequently castrated to ascertain the pathological change in their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Autism Spectrum Disorder and its Characteristics Essay
In 2000, one in every one hundred and fifty children was diagnosed with autism spectrum
disorder. Since then, there has been a drastic increase of the incidence of this disorder. In 2013,
according to the Centers for Disease Control, autism spectrum disorder occurs in one out of eighty
eight children. (CDC, 2013) That is a significant increase over a relatively short period of time.
With such an increase, it is important to learn what autismspectrum disorder is and what might
cause it.
Autism spectrum disorder is the term used for a group of disorders in brain development. It is a
complex disorder and symptoms usually appear before the child is age five. It is called a spectrum
disorder because each person is affected differently ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first is a pattern of irregular language development. Although, most people with autism do
develop language skills, they are generally not at a level of a typically developing person and the
progress of their language development is usually slow and irregular. An example of the
irregular pattern of speech development seen in autism is Echolalia. Some estimates say that
85% of those with autism spectrum disorder who are verbal with show Echolalia in some form.
(Teach Me to Talk, 2008) There are two types of echolalia. Immediate echolalia and delayed
echolalia. Immediate echolalia occurs when the child echoes the words immediately after
another says them. Delayed echolalia is when a child repeats the words or phrases long after
they were originally said. This can occur days, weeks, or even months later. Another example of
irregular speech development is prosody. Webster dictionary defines prosody as the rhythm and
pattern of the sounds of language. Some people with autism may know the correct vocabulary to
use but are unable to use a correct tone of voice. Not only are they unable to use prosody, but they
are not able to detect its use others. (Rudy, 2010) This can make them appear emotionally distant, or
uninterested. An example of this is; a child, who has autism spectrum disorder, is talking
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In 2000, one in every one hundred and fifty children was diagnosed with autism spectrum
disorder. Since then, there has been a drastic increase of the incidence of this disorder. In 2013,
according to the Centers for Disease Control, autism spectrum disorder occurs in one out of eighty
eight children. (CDC, 2013) That is a significant increase over a relatively short period of time.
With such an increase, it is important to learn what autismspectrum disorder is and what might
cause it.
Autism spectrum disorder is the term used for a group of disorders in brain development. It is a
complex disorder and symptoms usually appear before the child is age five. It is called a spectrum
disorder because each person is affected differently ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first is a pattern of irregular language development. Although, most people with autism do
develop language skills, they are generally not at a level of a typically developing person and the
progress of their language development is usually slow and irregular. An example of the
irregular pattern of speech development seen in autism is Echolalia. Some estimates say that
85% of those with autism spectrum disorder who are verbal with show Echolalia in some form.
(Teach Me to Talk, 2008) There are two types of echolalia. Immediate echolalia and delayed
echolalia. Immediate echolalia occurs when the child echoes the words immediately after
another says them. Delayed echolalia is when a child repeats the words or phrases long after
they were originally said. This can occur days, weeks, or even months later. Another example of
irregular speech development is prosody. Webster dictionary defines prosody as the rhythm and
pattern of the sounds of language. Some people with autism may know the correct vocabulary to
use but are unable to use a correct tone of voice. Not only are they unable to use prosody, but they
are not able to detect its use others. (Rudy, 2010) This can make them appear emotionally distant, or
uninterested. An example of this is; a child, who has autism spectrum disorder, is talking
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The Concept Of Transference Within Psychodynamic...
n this essay, I will provide a critical analysis of the concept of transference within psychodynamic
psychotherapy. I will begin with a discussion into the development of the psychodynamic paradigm
and psychoanalysis and how it has developed from its original founder Sigmund Freud to the
influence it has in therapy within the modern present day. The essay will go on to explore the
techniques used specifically within psychodynamic psychotherapy. I. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy
Psychoanalysis was first given its name in the 1980 s by Sigmund Freud. The theory was both
founded and developed by Freud and plays a significant role in our understanding of Psychology
and the human mind in this present modern day. Freud held a strong interest within the
unconscious mind and believed unconscious thoughts and feelings to be at the root of
psychological distress (Cabaniss, 2011). The aim of psychodynamic therapy is to bring forward the
thoughts that hide deep within the unconscious, into the conscious mind to allow for psychological
and self awareness to develop within the client. The Psychodynamic paradigm is seen to hold a
rather deterministic view towards humanity. According to the theory, humans are made up of inner
instinctive drives (Rizq, 2010) and forces of which our thoughts, emotions, and thus our behaviour
is motivated and driven by. Freud theorised that humans repressed certain emotions, desires and
thoughts in infanthood (not childhood??). It therefore became an aim of
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n this essay, I will provide a critical analysis of the concept of transference within psychodynamic
psychotherapy. I will begin with a discussion into the development of the psychodynamic paradigm
and psychoanalysis and how it has developed from its original founder Sigmund Freud to the
influence it has in therapy within the modern present day. The essay will go on to explore the
techniques used specifically within psychodynamic psychotherapy. I. Psychoanalytic psychotherapy
Psychoanalysis was first given its name in the 1980 s by Sigmund Freud. The theory was both
founded and developed by Freud and plays a significant role in our understanding of Psychology
and the human mind in this present modern day. Freud held a strong interest within the
unconscious mind and believed unconscious thoughts and feelings to be at the root of
psychological distress (Cabaniss, 2011). The aim of psychodynamic therapy is to bring forward the
thoughts that hide deep within the unconscious, into the conscious mind to allow for psychological
and self awareness to develop within the client. The Psychodynamic paradigm is seen to hold a
rather deterministic view towards humanity. According to the theory, humans are made up of inner
instinctive drives (Rizq, 2010) and forces of which our thoughts, emotions, and thus our behaviour
is motivated and driven by. Freud theorised that humans repressed certain emotions, desires and
thoughts in infanthood (not childhood??). It therefore became an aim of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Recurrent Incidence Of Babesiosis Among Adults Essay
Recurrent incidence of babesiosis among apparently healthy bovines in Egypt, submits the needs
for suitably destined prevalence studies with rapid and accurate diagnosis and immediate
treatment of infected animals are required to control this disease. The routine epidemiological
survey and diagnosis usually based upon microscopical examination of Giemsa stained blood
smears. This technique is insufficient for accurate detection and identification of Babesia species
during mixed infections and not reliable for detecting the infection in carrier cases or subclinical
infections with low parasitemia. Combination of molecular and serological diagnostic tools for the
infection provides powerful tools for accurate diagnosis as well as for epidemiological
investigations as means of overcoming limitations of microscopical examination. The polymerase
chain reaction will be conducted using highly conserved and species specific genes for detecting
the parasite DNAin the blood of infected animals based on the B. bigemina rhoptry associated
proteins, Apical membrane protein 1 Internal trancribed spacer and B. bovis Spherical body
proteins 4. The serological diagnostic tools, including the indirect fluorescent antibodytest, the
Indirect enzyme linked immunosorbent assay, a competitive ELISAwill be conducted to detect
Babesia antibodies in serum of naturally infected cattle based on Babesia lysate, Cyanogen bromide
activated Sepharose 4B, affinity purified antigen and expressed,
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Recurrent incidence of babesiosis among apparently healthy bovines in Egypt, submits the needs
for suitably destined prevalence studies with rapid and accurate diagnosis and immediate
treatment of infected animals are required to control this disease. The routine epidemiological
survey and diagnosis usually based upon microscopical examination of Giemsa stained blood
smears. This technique is insufficient for accurate detection and identification of Babesia species
during mixed infections and not reliable for detecting the infection in carrier cases or subclinical
infections with low parasitemia. Combination of molecular and serological diagnostic tools for the
infection provides powerful tools for accurate diagnosis as well as for epidemiological
investigations as means of overcoming limitations of microscopical examination. The polymerase
chain reaction will be conducted using highly conserved and species specific genes for detecting
the parasite DNAin the blood of infected animals based on the B. bigemina rhoptry associated
proteins, Apical membrane protein 1 Internal trancribed spacer and B. bovis Spherical body
proteins 4. The serological diagnostic tools, including the indirect fluorescent antibodytest, the
Indirect enzyme linked immunosorbent assay, a competitive ELISAwill be conducted to detect
Babesia antibodies in serum of naturally infected cattle based on Babesia lysate, Cyanogen bromide
activated Sepharose 4B, affinity purified antigen and expressed,
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The Corrales Harvest Festival
Other events we attended throughout the semester included the Corrales Harvest Festival in
October and the New Mexican Hispanic Arts Dialogue in November. The Harvest Festival is a
village wide annual event that celebrates Corrales agricultural roots. Corrales Road which is in the
heart of Corrales, is closed down to traffic. The road is home to many businesses, studios, and
restaurants. Some of the key events at the Harvest Festivalinclude live music, arts and craft shows,
business non profit exhibits,special events that celebrate horses and cowboys, an evening dance
under the stars, a pet parade, wine tasting, growers market, and many more events attract visitors
from around New Mexico. The city comes alive as families, pets, and farm
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Other events we attended throughout the semester included the Corrales Harvest Festival in
October and the New Mexican Hispanic Arts Dialogue in November. The Harvest Festival is a
village wide annual event that celebrates Corrales agricultural roots. Corrales Road which is in the
heart of Corrales, is closed down to traffic. The road is home to many businesses, studios, and
restaurants. Some of the key events at the Harvest Festivalinclude live music, arts and craft shows,
business non profit exhibits,special events that celebrate horses and cowboys, an evening dance
under the stars, a pet parade, wine tasting, growers market, and many more events attract visitors
from around New Mexico. The city comes alive as families, pets, and farm
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
European Imperialism Research Paper
Emily Wren
IR 351
Woldemariam
9 October 2014 The history of Morocco relevant to European colonialism begins with the Arab
conquest of North Africa in the late seventh century. When the Arabs arrived, they brought with
them the religion of Islam and converted the people they found there. Those people were the
Berbers, who are indigenous to the region. Like the Europeans to come later, the Arabs imposed
taxes on the Berbers, however the Arabs allowed the Berbers to keep the laws and customs they
already had. Later, less than a century after this conquest, the Berbers revolted and regrouped into
smaller, self governed states. Islam in Morocco took different forms after that, with each state
bending it to its own needs. After a period of chaos ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, the explicit goal of Lyautey and his associates was to improve the quality of
indigenous public service so that eventually it would function with only minimal French
intervention (Gershovich). France contributed a lot to Morocco during its time as a colonial
influence. It built 26,660 miles of roadways. It also helped to improve other infrastructure as
well as modernize agricultural systems. France gifted to Morocco, with their own goals in mind,
the starting blocks of a prosperous, efficient economy. That being said, Lyautey worked hard to
not allow colons to enter Morocco, but the French leaders that came after him did not feel the
same way. Colons did end up in the region, and Lyautey tried hard to prove that, he was not in a
conquered country and to maintain the fiction that the French had been invited there to help
(Bidwell). Regardless, racism proliferated and the indigenous population was subjugated. After
Lyautey, Morocco began to resemble a different colonized state one under harsh foreign rule.
They kept the façade of the sultan, and built schools and hospitals, but without involving the
Moroccans in the process. Eventually, French rule over Morocco became so harsh compared to
how it was under Lyautey that in 1953, Moroccans were, being imprisoned for waving their
national banner (Bidwell). Another concept the French subscribed to, as well as other colonizers,
was separating ethnic tribes or groups and putting them against each other in order to keep control
over the region. For example, the, Berber Dahir legislation of 1930 that had established different
legal systems for the two Moroccan ethnic groups, Imazighen (Berbers) and Arabs a policy resented
by both groups
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Emily Wren
IR 351
Woldemariam
9 October 2014 The history of Morocco relevant to European colonialism begins with the Arab
conquest of North Africa in the late seventh century. When the Arabs arrived, they brought with
them the religion of Islam and converted the people they found there. Those people were the
Berbers, who are indigenous to the region. Like the Europeans to come later, the Arabs imposed
taxes on the Berbers, however the Arabs allowed the Berbers to keep the laws and customs they
already had. Later, less than a century after this conquest, the Berbers revolted and regrouped into
smaller, self governed states. Islam in Morocco took different forms after that, with each state
bending it to its own needs. After a period of chaos ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, the explicit goal of Lyautey and his associates was to improve the quality of
indigenous public service so that eventually it would function with only minimal French
intervention (Gershovich). France contributed a lot to Morocco during its time as a colonial
influence. It built 26,660 miles of roadways. It also helped to improve other infrastructure as
well as modernize agricultural systems. France gifted to Morocco, with their own goals in mind,
the starting blocks of a prosperous, efficient economy. That being said, Lyautey worked hard to
not allow colons to enter Morocco, but the French leaders that came after him did not feel the
same way. Colons did end up in the region, and Lyautey tried hard to prove that, he was not in a
conquered country and to maintain the fiction that the French had been invited there to help
(Bidwell). Regardless, racism proliferated and the indigenous population was subjugated. After
Lyautey, Morocco began to resemble a different colonized state one under harsh foreign rule.
They kept the façade of the sultan, and built schools and hospitals, but without involving the
Moroccans in the process. Eventually, French rule over Morocco became so harsh compared to
how it was under Lyautey that in 1953, Moroccans were, being imprisoned for waving their
national banner (Bidwell). Another concept the French subscribed to, as well as other colonizers,
was separating ethnic tribes or groups and putting them against each other in order to keep control
over the region. For example, the, Berber Dahir legislation of 1930 that had established different
legal systems for the two Moroccan ethnic groups, Imazighen (Berbers) and Arabs a policy resented
by both groups
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Identification Of The Specific Standard, Guideline Or...
Identification of the specific standard, guideline or criteria The report makes it publicly known
the harsh implications that errors in healthcare are a leading cause of death and injury. In the
late1999, Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academies of the United States released
the report, To Err Is Human: Building a Safer Health System. The report cited the findings of a
major study that found medical errors kill at least 44,000 and perhaps as many as 98,000
Americans in hospitals each year. Deaths due to preventable adverse events exceed the deaths
attributable to motor vehicle accidents (43,458), breast cancer (42,297), or AIDS (l6, 5l6). Total
national costs are estimated to be between $37.6 billion and $50 billion for these events. A
depressing comparison of about 6,000 Americans die from workplace injuries every year and
medication errors are estimated to account for about 7,000 of this deaths (Gray, E., Gray, I., Yodice
P., Rezai, F., Fless, K.). Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) is the process of entering
medication orders and other physician s instructions electronically using a computer based system
to ensure standardized, legible and complete orders. Its implementation has been recommended to
improve patient safety and outcomes primarily by reducing medication errors that usually arise
from faulty prescriptions (Al Dorzi, Hasan M., Tamim, Hani M., Cherfan, Antoine, Hassan,
Mohamad A., Taher, S. and Arabi, Y.). Hospitals are continuing to
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Identification of the specific standard, guideline or criteria The report makes it publicly known
the harsh implications that errors in healthcare are a leading cause of death and injury. In the
late1999, Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academies of the United States released
the report, To Err Is Human: Building a Safer Health System. The report cited the findings of a
major study that found medical errors kill at least 44,000 and perhaps as many as 98,000
Americans in hospitals each year. Deaths due to preventable adverse events exceed the deaths
attributable to motor vehicle accidents (43,458), breast cancer (42,297), or AIDS (l6, 5l6). Total
national costs are estimated to be between $37.6 billion and $50 billion for these events. A
depressing comparison of about 6,000 Americans die from workplace injuries every year and
medication errors are estimated to account for about 7,000 of this deaths (Gray, E., Gray, I., Yodice
P., Rezai, F., Fless, K.). Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) is the process of entering
medication orders and other physician s instructions electronically using a computer based system
to ensure standardized, legible and complete orders. Its implementation has been recommended to
improve patient safety and outcomes primarily by reducing medication errors that usually arise
from faulty prescriptions (Al Dorzi, Hasan M., Tamim, Hani M., Cherfan, Antoine, Hassan,
Mohamad A., Taher, S. and Arabi, Y.). Hospitals are continuing to
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A Brief Note On The Uk And China
An Overview of DE in the UK and China
When discussing DE, the UK exemplifies both the history and success of DE because the
industrialization Revolution (IR) led the UK to pioneer the development of DE. Similarly, when
discussing DE development in China, the UK is the indispensable model of DE and the country to
appreciate. China could not have started DE in 1970s without the support and example of the UK s
DE system.
DE in the UK. Britain has a long history with DE. From the 1860s to the 1940s, British society was
significantly promoted by the IR. The rapid industrialization of the IR caused the need for a large
number of highly skilled workers, which is seen as the beginning of the appearance of DE.
Meanwhile, the techniques, which could realize distance communication, also matured. For
example, the advancement in the printing and publishing industry, the national postal service
system, the invention of steam locomotives, and the construction of railways provided the basic
communication cycle for correspondence education, which was the early stage of DE. Both the
social and technological environments for the emergence and development of the British DE
system began with these advancements.
The University Extension Movement in the UK. According to the British law in the early 1850s,
none university except the ones with Royal Special Permit could issue diplomas. According to the
British government requirements for university admission, the students needed to first apply for
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An Overview of DE in the UK and China
When discussing DE, the UK exemplifies both the history and success of DE because the
industrialization Revolution (IR) led the UK to pioneer the development of DE. Similarly, when
discussing DE development in China, the UK is the indispensable model of DE and the country to
appreciate. China could not have started DE in 1970s without the support and example of the UK s
DE system.
DE in the UK. Britain has a long history with DE. From the 1860s to the 1940s, British society was
significantly promoted by the IR. The rapid industrialization of the IR caused the need for a large
number of highly skilled workers, which is seen as the beginning of the appearance of DE.
Meanwhile, the techniques, which could realize distance communication, also matured. For
example, the advancement in the printing and publishing industry, the national postal service
system, the invention of steam locomotives, and the construction of railways provided the basic
communication cycle for correspondence education, which was the early stage of DE. Both the
social and technological environments for the emergence and development of the British DE
system began with these advancements.
The University Extension Movement in the UK. According to the British law in the early 1850s,
none university except the ones with Royal Special Permit could issue diplomas. According to the
British government requirements for university admission, the students needed to first apply for
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Troy Aikman Research Paper
One of the keys to the art of building a winner is finding the right personnel to fit your system.
Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett s offensive philosophy stems from his days as a backup
quarterback to Hall of Famer Troy Aikman. In the glory days of the 90s dynasty, Aikman had a
massive offensive line that featured tackles Mark Tuinei and Erik Williams, guards Nate Newton
and Kevin Gogan, and center Mark Stepnoski that gave Aikman enough time to get the football to
his outlets. What the maulers did best was pave the way for the great Emmitt Smith a physical all
around back the offense centralized their gameplans around.
On the boundary, Michael Irvin (6 2, 207 lbs.) and Alvin Harper (6 3, 210 lbs.) were two physical
receivers Aikman connected ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now Garrett, like Turner and Zampese had to work with, has the tools in place for the offense to
be a juggernaut. Starting with the receivers, Garrett has a beast in Dez Bryant (6 2, 225 lbs.)
able to dominate with the same prowess Irvin took to the gridiron, and Terrance Williams (6 2,
208 lbs.) opposite of Bryant with some similarities as Harper (can get up and get the ball). Notice
the comparison in size that Irvin and Harper had? Insert Brice Butler (6 3, 215 lbs.) and the
Cowboys have the ideal receivers wanted in the system prototypical sized route runners able to get
downfield.
Lots of eyes will be on Butler, who has the size and speed to potentially take over for Williams
the current Z receiver on the roster. Williams should put up better numbers than Mohamad Sanu
the Bengals former number two receiver who signed a five year, $32 million deal with the
Falcons. If Sanu s 33 catches, and near 400 yards receiving last season set the table for the deal he
signed this offseason Williams should be seeking something
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One of the keys to the art of building a winner is finding the right personnel to fit your system.
Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett s offensive philosophy stems from his days as a backup
quarterback to Hall of Famer Troy Aikman. In the glory days of the 90s dynasty, Aikman had a
massive offensive line that featured tackles Mark Tuinei and Erik Williams, guards Nate Newton
and Kevin Gogan, and center Mark Stepnoski that gave Aikman enough time to get the football to
his outlets. What the maulers did best was pave the way for the great Emmitt Smith a physical all
around back the offense centralized their gameplans around.
On the boundary, Michael Irvin (6 2, 207 lbs.) and Alvin Harper (6 3, 210 lbs.) were two physical
receivers Aikman connected ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Now Garrett, like Turner and Zampese had to work with, has the tools in place for the offense to
be a juggernaut. Starting with the receivers, Garrett has a beast in Dez Bryant (6 2, 225 lbs.)
able to dominate with the same prowess Irvin took to the gridiron, and Terrance Williams (6 2,
208 lbs.) opposite of Bryant with some similarities as Harper (can get up and get the ball). Notice
the comparison in size that Irvin and Harper had? Insert Brice Butler (6 3, 215 lbs.) and the
Cowboys have the ideal receivers wanted in the system prototypical sized route runners able to get
downfield.
Lots of eyes will be on Butler, who has the size and speed to potentially take over for Williams
the current Z receiver on the roster. Williams should put up better numbers than Mohamad Sanu
the Bengals former number two receiver who signed a five year, $32 million deal with the
Falcons. If Sanu s 33 catches, and near 400 yards receiving last season set the table for the deal he
signed this offseason Williams should be seeking something
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Bird By Bird In Tim O Brien s The Things They Carried
Bird by Bird, authored by Anne Lamott, gives advice on writing from the experience of a
longtime writer, advice that is supported by ideas in the book The Things They Carried, by Tim
O Brien. Bird by Bird is primarily a self help book on starting, continuing and succeeding in the
field of writing. With the ideas provided in Anne Lamott s book you can find similar thoughts
mentioned in The Things They Carried. Getting started on writing, morals in life and the power of
letters are some of these fundamental tips. Whether expanding on the ideas of Lamott or proving
her point Tim O Brien s writing aids the reader in understanding Birdby Bird. It all starts with the
writing process. For Lamott, it is sitting down at a certain time and staring at a blank page for a
while and slowly beginning to freak out, as you doubt one s right to live. And as one... Show more
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She was saying that a writer s job is to convey truths and to do it well you need a viewpoint on
life. An author needs opinions on life in order to make a realistic writing. From what can be
gathered from Tim O Brien is that he believes there are no morals. With each story that he tells
he has Mitchell Sanders giving concise summaries of why what happened happened and these
morals don t explain the story whatsoever. Perhaps the moral from Mitchell Sanders is just
different from the moral that other people gather from the events. Perhaps because Sanders has
seen so much more grief and destruction than others that he sees things as more brutal in nature.
In Bird by Bird Lamott describes a moral as being more than a lesson or message and more of
being a inborn caring inspired by oneself. Mitchell Sanders sees a point in cutting off dead people s
thumbs whereas a majority of the human population sees that as sick and demented. But nothing is
wrong with that, as it is just an
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Bird by Bird, authored by Anne Lamott, gives advice on writing from the experience of a
longtime writer, advice that is supported by ideas in the book The Things They Carried, by Tim
O Brien. Bird by Bird is primarily a self help book on starting, continuing and succeeding in the
field of writing. With the ideas provided in Anne Lamott s book you can find similar thoughts
mentioned in The Things They Carried. Getting started on writing, morals in life and the power of
letters are some of these fundamental tips. Whether expanding on the ideas of Lamott or proving
her point Tim O Brien s writing aids the reader in understanding Birdby Bird. It all starts with the
writing process. For Lamott, it is sitting down at a certain time and staring at a blank page for a
while and slowly beginning to freak out, as you doubt one s right to live. And as one... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was saying that a writer s job is to convey truths and to do it well you need a viewpoint on
life. An author needs opinions on life in order to make a realistic writing. From what can be
gathered from Tim O Brien is that he believes there are no morals. With each story that he tells
he has Mitchell Sanders giving concise summaries of why what happened happened and these
morals don t explain the story whatsoever. Perhaps the moral from Mitchell Sanders is just
different from the moral that other people gather from the events. Perhaps because Sanders has
seen so much more grief and destruction than others that he sees things as more brutal in nature.
In Bird by Bird Lamott describes a moral as being more than a lesson or message and more of
being a inborn caring inspired by oneself. Mitchell Sanders sees a point in cutting off dead people s
thumbs whereas a majority of the human population sees that as sick and demented. But nothing is
wrong with that, as it is just an
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Women s Roles in Television
в€љOver the last 60 years may things have changedН ѕ technology, traditions, culture, and of
course the way a female is seen in eyes around the world. Television itself dates back to the 1920 s
(these television sets were extremely limited during these years). In 1950, only 9 percent of
American households had a television set, but by the 1960 the figure had reached 90 percent.
During this time, women were introduced in a completely diverted way then a male actor. Women
took stereotypical roles such as the housewife, mother, maid or even nanny. While other women
took on a role of a dumb blonde or a petite young women trying to please a man. Women were
meant to be submissive, obedient, and futile. In the past, TV portrayed women as sex ... Show more
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She was an American actress known for being the ultimate sex icon.
Marilyn Monroe was society s way of showing the importance on being attractive, and how a
woman should look. Marilyn wasn t a petite women, but had beautiful curves and flawless skin.
She was known mostly for her body rather than her personality, unlike women in modern
television. Women today are known for their independence and their equality. Ladies from
Marilyn and Lucy s time came a long way, in some shows and/or movies women are now playing
major roles and even hosting their own talk show. Today, women aren t expected to be physically
fit or attractive but rather than good at what they do and love it.
The difference between all these ladies is that Lucy and June are more of the ideal mother
from the 1950 s. The white, middle class mothers who are thought to clean and cook in white
pearls and pastel pressed dresses. Although, Sandy and Rizzo are the ones to objectify the male
fantasy these ladies had a rebellion tone to their personalities, more outgoing and independent. All
these ladies showed dramatic changes over the short years. Now ladies all around the world are
в€љOver the last 60 years may things have changedН ѕ technology, traditions, culture, and of
course the way a female is seen in eyes around the world. Television itself dates back to the 1920 s
(these television sets were extremely limited during these years). In 1950, only 9 percent of
American households had a television set, but by the 1960 the figure had reached 90 percent.
During this time, women were introduced in a completely diverted way then a male actor. Women
took stereotypical roles such as the housewife, mother, maid or even nanny. While other women
took on a role of a dumb blonde or a petite young women trying to please a man. Women were
meant to be submissive, obedient, and futile. In the past, TV portrayed women as sex ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was an American actress known for being the ultimate sex icon.
Marilyn Monroe was society s way of showing the importance on being attractive, and how a
woman should look. Marilyn wasn t a petite women, but had beautiful curves and flawless skin.
She was known mostly for her body rather than her personality, unlike women in modern
television. Women today are known for their independence and their equality. Ladies from
Marilyn and Lucy s time came a long way, in some shows and/or movies women are now playing
major roles and even hosting their own talk show. Today, women aren t expected to be physically
fit or attractive but rather than good at what they do and love it.
The difference between all these ladies is that Lucy and June are more of the ideal mother
from the 1950 s. The white, middle class mothers who are thought to clean and cook in white
pearls and pastel pressed dresses. Although, Sandy and Rizzo are the ones to objectify the male
fantasy these ladies had a rebellion tone to their personalities, more outgoing and independent. All
these ladies showed dramatic changes over the short years. Now ladies all around the world are
hosting, producing, acting, and even directing.
Another difference between these ladies is that Lucy and June were mothers. In classic
television women did paly a domestic guardian of the household duties. In classic television, there
was another stereotype of how parenting and marriage are more
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Another difference between these ladies is that Lucy and June were mothers. In classic
television women did paly a domestic guardian of the household duties. In classic television, there
was another stereotype of how parenting and marriage are more
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Puritan Citizen In The Scarlet Letter By Nathaniel Hawthorne
Throughout the novel The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne develops compelling characters that
are starkly different from the normal Puritan citizen. The novel mainly focuses on Hester, a Puritan
woman living in New England, and the story of her affair and how it affects her life and the lives
of those around her. Puritan citizens are illustrated as stern, dreary characters, but Hawthorne brings
up sin, love, and hate even in the characters who are seemingly the most rigid when it comes to
Puritan lifestyle. Chillingworth, Hester, and Pearl of the novel The Scarlet Letterby Nathaniel
Hawthornedisplay complex charactertraits, including admiration, honesty, and loneliness. Hester s
daughter, Pearl, has distinct characteristics that make her a major character in this novel. In the text,
Hawthorne reveals that Pearl feels isolated from society, and has to go through any struggles in her
life alone. The singularity lay in the hostile feelings with which the child regarded... Show more
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Although Hester deeply betrayed Chillingworth with her affair, he still admires her and the love he
felt for her in the past still lingers with him. Thou hadst great elements. Peradventure, hadst thou
met earlier with a better love than mine, this evil had not been. I pity thee, for the good that has
been wasted in thy nature! (Hawthorne 157). Chillingworth admires Hester for her great qualities.
He says that she could have met a better man and lived a better life if this sin and evil had not
taken place and can see that her good qualities were wasted when she married him. As a result,
Chillingworth empathizes with her because the attributes he loved about her have transformed due
to her punishment physically and mentally. Chillingworth still loves and admires Hester s good
qualities, but understands why she fell in love with another
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Throughout the novel The Scarlet Letter, Nathaniel Hawthorne develops compelling characters that
are starkly different from the normal Puritan citizen. The novel mainly focuses on Hester, a Puritan
woman living in New England, and the story of her affair and how it affects her life and the lives
of those around her. Puritan citizens are illustrated as stern, dreary characters, but Hawthorne brings
up sin, love, and hate even in the characters who are seemingly the most rigid when it comes to
Puritan lifestyle. Chillingworth, Hester, and Pearl of the novel The Scarlet Letterby Nathaniel
Hawthornedisplay complex charactertraits, including admiration, honesty, and loneliness. Hester s
daughter, Pearl, has distinct characteristics that make her a major character in this novel. In the text,
Hawthorne reveals that Pearl feels isolated from society, and has to go through any struggles in her
life alone. The singularity lay in the hostile feelings with which the child regarded... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although Hester deeply betrayed Chillingworth with her affair, he still admires her and the love he
felt for her in the past still lingers with him. Thou hadst great elements. Peradventure, hadst thou
met earlier with a better love than mine, this evil had not been. I pity thee, for the good that has
been wasted in thy nature! (Hawthorne 157). Chillingworth admires Hester for her great qualities.
He says that she could have met a better man and lived a better life if this sin and evil had not
taken place and can see that her good qualities were wasted when she married him. As a result,
Chillingworth empathizes with her because the attributes he loved about her have transformed due
to her punishment physically and mentally. Chillingworth still loves and admires Hester s good
qualities, but understands why she fell in love with another
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Thomas Jefferson And George Washington Compare And Contrast
Thomas Jefferson and George Washington were very paramount to the success of colonial
America in the Revolutionary War. Despite both being very excellent leaders, they were both very
different; Jefferson resided on political issues while Washington preferred working with actual
conflict. George Washington liked to be in the thick of things, in the heat of battle. He would often
ride out into the middle of gunfire on a trusty stead with little to no hesitation. His bravery was
astonishing, but what was even more incredible was his military strategizing and planning. He
maintained strict regiment over all soldiers under his jurisdiction, rarely losing any battles.
Jefferson, however, was very different.
Thomas Jefferson may have lacked the bravery
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Thomas Jefferson and George Washington were very paramount to the success of colonial
America in the Revolutionary War. Despite both being very excellent leaders, they were both very
different; Jefferson resided on political issues while Washington preferred working with actual
conflict. George Washington liked to be in the thick of things, in the heat of battle. He would often
ride out into the middle of gunfire on a trusty stead with little to no hesitation. His bravery was
astonishing, but what was even more incredible was his military strategizing and planning. He
maintained strict regiment over all soldiers under his jurisdiction, rarely losing any battles.
Jefferson, however, was very different.
Thomas Jefferson may have lacked the bravery
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Mixed Ability Research Paper
Ability setting and mixed ability classes In 2006 the Department for Education and Skills (DfES)
published a document to serve as guidance for schools across the UK about the benefits of
grouping and setting according to age and ability, for teachers and for students (DfES, 2006). The
never ending search for strategies to attain better results lead policy makers in the UK to continue
the promotion of setting pupils by ability, despite research suggesting no consistent evidence that
structured ability groupingwill produce positive effects on attainment on any particular group of
pupils (Hallam Ireson, 2005). Nonetheless, research suggests that it may have negative effects on
particular groups of pupils in terms of personal and social... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Research also suggests that teachers tend to feel the pressure of government guidance s and school s
ethos and policies as an important force in determining their beliefs (Hallam Ireson, 2003), but their
attitudes towards teaching seem to be mostly influenced by their experience in their subjects with
their classes (Hallam Ireson, 2003; Hallam Ireson, 2005; Kutnick, Blatchford, Clark, MacIntyre,
Baines, 2005). The government guidance acknowledges that setting doesn t guarantee full
homogeneity within the groups and therefore differentiation is still necessary in lessons, as they
need to be tailored specifically to their profile and allow the implementation of strategies that able
pupils to be stretched in their different capacities (DfES, 2006). Nevertheless, intelligent use of
group setting would allow teachers to plan with more confidence, allocate resources like teaching
assistants to more demanding groups (DfES, 2006), and differentiate their approach to different
groups. The main argument in favor of setting pupils by ability tends to be that more able pupils
need some form of separate grouping and an environment where they can freely be stretched to the
maximum of their potential without feeling inhibited by their peers (Hallam Ireson, 2003; Hallam
Ireson, 2005; Hallam, Rogers, Ireson, 2008). Most research supports this argument and there is an
overall agreement amongst teachers in the studies that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ability setting and mixed ability classes In 2006 the Department for Education and Skills (DfES)
published a document to serve as guidance for schools across the UK about the benefits of
grouping and setting according to age and ability, for teachers and for students (DfES, 2006). The
never ending search for strategies to attain better results lead policy makers in the UK to continue
the promotion of setting pupils by ability, despite research suggesting no consistent evidence that
structured ability groupingwill produce positive effects on attainment on any particular group of
pupils (Hallam Ireson, 2005). Nonetheless, research suggests that it may have negative effects on
particular groups of pupils in terms of personal and social... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Research also suggests that teachers tend to feel the pressure of government guidance s and school s
ethos and policies as an important force in determining their beliefs (Hallam Ireson, 2003), but their
attitudes towards teaching seem to be mostly influenced by their experience in their subjects with
their classes (Hallam Ireson, 2003; Hallam Ireson, 2005; Kutnick, Blatchford, Clark, MacIntyre,
Baines, 2005). The government guidance acknowledges that setting doesn t guarantee full
homogeneity within the groups and therefore differentiation is still necessary in lessons, as they
need to be tailored specifically to their profile and allow the implementation of strategies that able
pupils to be stretched in their different capacities (DfES, 2006). Nevertheless, intelligent use of
group setting would allow teachers to plan with more confidence, allocate resources like teaching
assistants to more demanding groups (DfES, 2006), and differentiate their approach to different
groups. The main argument in favor of setting pupils by ability tends to be that more able pupils
need some form of separate grouping and an environment where they can freely be stretched to the
maximum of their potential without feeling inhibited by their peers (Hallam Ireson, 2003; Hallam
Ireson, 2005; Hallam, Rogers, Ireson, 2008). Most research supports this argument and there is an
overall agreement amongst teachers in the studies that
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A Novel Tree Based Method For Data Hiding And Authentication
A Novel Tree Based Method for Data Hiding and Authentication in Medical Images Sreejith.R
Dr.S.Senthil Research Scholer Associate Professor Reva University Reva University Bangalore
Bangalore. [email protected] [email protected] Abstract Telemedicine focus on use of
information and communication technologies in the situation when health care center and the
patient are remotely located. That means that health care services are provided remotely over the
distance. There are several telemedicine services which include transmission of information about
patient s health through text, sound, images and other data forms for the diagnosis treatment,
prevention and follow up of the patient s health status. The role of telemedicine services contributes
a lot in health improvement and its application should be considered favorably valuable. However,
it is so much necessary to be aware that the utilization of different telemedicine solutions includes
processing of patient s data and transferover open network. Thus, this issue should be considered
from the perspective of data protection. Medical images which are stored in health information
systems, cloud platform or other systems seeks attention. Privacy and security of such images
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A Novel Tree Based Method for Data Hiding and Authentication in Medical Images Sreejith.R
Dr.S.Senthil Research Scholer Associate Professor Reva University Reva University Bangalore
Bangalore. [email protected] [email protected] Abstract Telemedicine focus on use of
information and communication technologies in the situation when health care center and the
patient are remotely located. That means that health care services are provided remotely over the
distance. There are several telemedicine services which include transmission of information about
patient s health through text, sound, images and other data forms for the diagnosis treatment,
prevention and follow up of the patient s health status. The role of telemedicine services contributes
a lot in health improvement and its application should be considered favorably valuable. However,
it is so much necessary to be aware that the utilization of different telemedicine solutions includes
processing of patient s data and transferover open network. Thus, this issue should be considered
from the perspective of data protection. Medical images which are stored in health information
systems, cloud platform or other systems seeks attention. Privacy and security of such images
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Correlation Between Quartz And Quartz Size
For the difference in properties for the Quartz size the 30 size was the outlier in all trends it also
had the highest standard deviation in the Dry, suspended, and saturated samples. There was not
enough difference in data to validate the removal of outliers. If the 30 quartz size is not taken
into account the weight of the samples increased with a increase in quartz size. For the average
bend strength there was no trend in strength based on the quartz size most of the samples where
within standard deviation of each other. This result can be expected because of the testing
method used and the number of samples. Porcelain has randomly dispersed intrinsic flaws
location and sizes, so the values of the sample would be different if the same samples where tested
on the half s of the original sample. A material is only as strong as is largest intrinsic flaw.
The bulk density, apparent specific gravity and percent open porosity is shown in table (4). There
was no significant difference between in the bulk density and apparent specific gravity of the
samples. This shows that the amount of air in the samples are the same thought the quartz sizes.
For the percent open porosity there is also a deviation from the 30 quartz size. Ignoring that size
the amount of open porosity increases with the increase in quartz size. This makes sense given the
fact that the larger the quartz size the easier it is for unwanted materials to burn off such as
hydrocarbons.
Table 4: shows the bulk
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For the difference in properties for the Quartz size the 30 size was the outlier in all trends it also
had the highest standard deviation in the Dry, suspended, and saturated samples. There was not
enough difference in data to validate the removal of outliers. If the 30 quartz size is not taken
into account the weight of the samples increased with a increase in quartz size. For the average
bend strength there was no trend in strength based on the quartz size most of the samples where
within standard deviation of each other. This result can be expected because of the testing
method used and the number of samples. Porcelain has randomly dispersed intrinsic flaws
location and sizes, so the values of the sample would be different if the same samples where tested
on the half s of the original sample. A material is only as strong as is largest intrinsic flaw.
The bulk density, apparent specific gravity and percent open porosity is shown in table (4). There
was no significant difference between in the bulk density and apparent specific gravity of the
samples. This shows that the amount of air in the samples are the same thought the quartz sizes.
For the percent open porosity there is also a deviation from the 30 quartz size. Ignoring that size
the amount of open porosity increases with the increase in quartz size. This makes sense given the
fact that the larger the quartz size the easier it is for unwanted materials to burn off such as
hydrocarbons.
Table 4: shows the bulk
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Analysis Of The System Design Project
The purpose of this report is to outline the client s requirements, discuss and understand the
problems they are facing during the system design process, come up with appropriate solutions,
and then design a social media fitness platform. This document will give the system developer an
insight view in corresponding client s needs, it contains all the information needed to develop the
system. 1.1Background Gemma Brown and Todd Smith are the founders of the startup company
FitTrakr, both of them have huge passion over fitness. In fact, fitness is becoming an industry
which growing fast in the last decade, this is occurring because the high pressure lifestyle as well
as the number of people who suffered from obesity, diabetes and other... Show more content on
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Users can share their achievements and status with their friends on this platform with necessary
privacy setting, they also can create fitness related event to motivate each other, team up
together to achieve their fitness and health goal. However, the event creation can only be invited
only to a group of friends for the moment. 1.3Narrative Overview For using this platform, each
user has to register as a member. Users can set up a new account and choose to use their contact
on Facebook to connect on FitTrackr. However, they cannot login using their social media
account such as Facebook or Twitter with FitTrackr for the moment since Gemma and Todd
prefer to maintain control of their users as much as possible. Members can be creative on their
profile but it might be better using their real name so that their friend can easily find them. More
importantly with privacy setting, the user profile and diary entries will be public visible by
default, if users choose to open up their profile only to the friends on FitTrackr, in this case, user
s activities can only be visible to the friends on FitTrackr. Nevertheless, their setting can only be
private to themselves, then no one could access their information and data. The platform is not a
fitness device, it is a social media fitness network which allows users to share their physical fitness
data. Users can estimate how much calories
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The purpose of this report is to outline the client s requirements, discuss and understand the
problems they are facing during the system design process, come up with appropriate solutions,
and then design a social media fitness platform. This document will give the system developer an
insight view in corresponding client s needs, it contains all the information needed to develop the
system. 1.1Background Gemma Brown and Todd Smith are the founders of the startup company
FitTrakr, both of them have huge passion over fitness. In fact, fitness is becoming an industry
which growing fast in the last decade, this is occurring because the high pressure lifestyle as well
as the number of people who suffered from obesity, diabetes and other... Show more content on
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Users can share their achievements and status with their friends on this platform with necessary
privacy setting, they also can create fitness related event to motivate each other, team up
together to achieve their fitness and health goal. However, the event creation can only be invited
only to a group of friends for the moment. 1.3Narrative Overview For using this platform, each
user has to register as a member. Users can set up a new account and choose to use their contact
on Facebook to connect on FitTrackr. However, they cannot login using their social media
account such as Facebook or Twitter with FitTrackr for the moment since Gemma and Todd
prefer to maintain control of their users as much as possible. Members can be creative on their
profile but it might be better using their real name so that their friend can easily find them. More
importantly with privacy setting, the user profile and diary entries will be public visible by
default, if users choose to open up their profile only to the friends on FitTrackr, in this case, user
s activities can only be visible to the friends on FitTrackr. Nevertheless, their setting can only be
private to themselves, then no one could access their information and data. The platform is not a
fitness device, it is a social media fitness network which allows users to share their physical fitness
data. Users can estimate how much calories
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Canada Government s Health Care System
Canada government allowed change to the privatization health care system to citizens Every
countries governments seek to deliver high quality health care and reasonable cost to all citizens.
However, all nations have not equality health care service and reasonable cost. Canada
government provides equality health care services and public facilities to the citizens. However,
Canada Health Care System has been the subject of controversies compared to the United States
Health Care System. Some people may agree with the idea because people should not wait longer
for surgeries or examinations, patients have high quality of medical and better services. However, if
change the health care system, Canada government cannot intervene to health care system, Canada
citizens pay higher medical cost and do not get equality services. One of the most important
reasons why health care should not be privatization to citizen is Canada government cannot
intervene to health care system. The government do not provide the health care service to the
public. The reasons for health care depend on government polices rather than private enterprises.
First, health care services will be monopolization to private enterprises. The government do not
lead health care system. Many private enterprises compete in price for customer acquisition the
first time. However, private enterprises will be price of unity to citizens. For example, International
oil prices have reached the lowest for Brexit. Therefore, most
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Canada government allowed change to the privatization health care system to citizens Every
countries governments seek to deliver high quality health care and reasonable cost to all citizens.
However, all nations have not equality health care service and reasonable cost. Canada
government provides equality health care services and public facilities to the citizens. However,
Canada Health Care System has been the subject of controversies compared to the United States
Health Care System. Some people may agree with the idea because people should not wait longer
for surgeries or examinations, patients have high quality of medical and better services. However, if
change the health care system, Canada government cannot intervene to health care system, Canada
citizens pay higher medical cost and do not get equality services. One of the most important
reasons why health care should not be privatization to citizen is Canada government cannot
intervene to health care system. The government do not provide the health care service to the
public. The reasons for health care depend on government polices rather than private enterprises.
First, health care services will be monopolization to private enterprises. The government do not
lead health care system. Many private enterprises compete in price for customer acquisition the
first time. However, private enterprises will be price of unity to citizens. For example, International
oil prices have reached the lowest for Brexit. Therefore, most
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How Is Lizzie Borden Guilty Of Murder
There has been years of people who are trying to solve the 19th century murder case of Lizzie
Borden s father and stepmother. Today people still do not know if Lizzie was innocent or guilty
of murdering them Andrew and Abby Borden. There has been a lot of evidence of her and other
people that were there at the time of the murder.In my opinion I feel Lizzie Bordenwas guilty of
murdering her father and stepmother. In the article, Fourteen Reasons to Believe LIzzie Murdered
Her Parents, it states only Lizzie was known to be in the house at the time of Abby Borden s
murder. Lizzie Borden should have been imprisoned. She was guilty of the murder of her
stepmother and father.
First of all, Lizzie was spotted in town the day before the murder. Lizzie had attempted to buy
poison prussic acid. She failed because they wouldn t sale the acid to her. In the article, it states,
On August 3, the day before the murders, witnesses identified Lizzie Borden as having visited
Smith s drug store in Fall River, where she ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She had claimed the dress had old paint stains on it. Then she decided to burn it in a kitchen fire.
Although, the police do not have actual physical evidence against Lizzie. They couldn t really
use it against her because they did not have the actual dress or evidence, just witnesses. In the
article, it claims, Alice Russell observed Lizzie burning a blue corduroy dress in a kitchen fire.
When asked about it, Lizzie explained that she chose to destroy the dress because it was stained
with old paint. This demonstrates that the dress Lizzie burned could have been what she was
wearing the day of the murder. Also it s suspicious because it was just three days after the murder.
This was not really used against her because they physically didn t have the evidence of her dress
she burned. I am still convinced that Lizzie was guilty for the murder even though there was no
physical
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There has been years of people who are trying to solve the 19th century murder case of Lizzie
Borden s father and stepmother. Today people still do not know if Lizzie was innocent or guilty
of murdering them Andrew and Abby Borden. There has been a lot of evidence of her and other
people that were there at the time of the murder.In my opinion I feel Lizzie Bordenwas guilty of
murdering her father and stepmother. In the article, Fourteen Reasons to Believe LIzzie Murdered
Her Parents, it states only Lizzie was known to be in the house at the time of Abby Borden s
murder. Lizzie Borden should have been imprisoned. She was guilty of the murder of her
stepmother and father.
First of all, Lizzie was spotted in town the day before the murder. Lizzie had attempted to buy
poison prussic acid. She failed because they wouldn t sale the acid to her. In the article, it states,
On August 3, the day before the murders, witnesses identified Lizzie Borden as having visited
Smith s drug store in Fall River, where she ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She had claimed the dress had old paint stains on it. Then she decided to burn it in a kitchen fire.
Although, the police do not have actual physical evidence against Lizzie. They couldn t really
use it against her because they did not have the actual dress or evidence, just witnesses. In the
article, it claims, Alice Russell observed Lizzie burning a blue corduroy dress in a kitchen fire.
When asked about it, Lizzie explained that she chose to destroy the dress because it was stained
with old paint. This demonstrates that the dress Lizzie burned could have been what she was
wearing the day of the murder. Also it s suspicious because it was just three days after the murder.
This was not really used against her because they physically didn t have the evidence of her dress
she burned. I am still convinced that Lizzie was guilty for the murder even though there was no
physical
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Duke University Medical Center Essay
Introduction
Duke University Medical Center (DUMC) is a world renowned 1000 bed academic non profit
medical center located in Durham, North Carolina. DUMC was established 85 years ago and
serves as one of three Level I referral centers for the Raleigh Durham metropolitan area. DUMC is
widely considered a world class health care system by participation in cutting edge research,
education of future medical leaders, and practice of evidence based medicine.
Duke University Hospital is honored to be ranked among the nation s top 15 hospitals by U.S.
News World Report, and no. 1 in North Carolina and the Triangle Duke Facebook account
link
Building on this heritage, Duke Medicine has grown and expanded over the years and now ranks
as one of the world s outstanding health care centers. It operates one of the ... Show more content on
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Lyon Park Clinic, a neighborhood clinic providing primary care to low income Durham patients in a
community center in Durham s West End, operated in conjunction with Lincoln Community Health
Center.
Walltown Neighborhood Clinic, providing primary care to low income patients at 815 Broad Street
in Durham s Walltown neighborhood, operated in conjunction with Lincoln Community Health
Center.
Local Access to Coordinated Healthcare (LATCH), providing bilingual in home health education on
chronic disease, patient support, and advocacy for uninsured Durham residents; since 2002, more
than 18,000 uninsured residents have enrolled in LATCH.
Learning Together, providing health education in selected public schools, assistance to patients to
apply for public benefits, and support to Duke s partner agencies through Duke staff and trained
health
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Introduction
Duke University Medical Center (DUMC) is a world renowned 1000 bed academic non profit
medical center located in Durham, North Carolina. DUMC was established 85 years ago and
serves as one of three Level I referral centers for the Raleigh Durham metropolitan area. DUMC is
widely considered a world class health care system by participation in cutting edge research,
education of future medical leaders, and practice of evidence based medicine.
Duke University Hospital is honored to be ranked among the nation s top 15 hospitals by U.S.
News World Report, and no. 1 in North Carolina and the Triangle Duke Facebook account
link
Building on this heritage, Duke Medicine has grown and expanded over the years and now ranks
as one of the world s outstanding health care centers. It operates one of the ... Show more content on
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Lyon Park Clinic, a neighborhood clinic providing primary care to low income Durham patients in a
community center in Durham s West End, operated in conjunction with Lincoln Community Health
Center.
Walltown Neighborhood Clinic, providing primary care to low income patients at 815 Broad Street
in Durham s Walltown neighborhood, operated in conjunction with Lincoln Community Health
Center.
Local Access to Coordinated Healthcare (LATCH), providing bilingual in home health education on
chronic disease, patient support, and advocacy for uninsured Durham residents; since 2002, more
than 18,000 uninsured residents have enrolled in LATCH.
Learning Together, providing health education in selected public schools, assistance to patients to
apply for public benefits, and support to Duke s partner agencies through Duke staff and trained
health
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The Secret Service Essay
The Secret Service was created in 1865 as a federal law enforcement agency within the Treasury
Department. It derives its legal authority from Title 18, United States Code, Section 3056. It was
established for the express purpose of stopping counterfeiting operations which had sprung up in
this country following the introduction of paper currency during the Civil War (Treasury, 2002,
Online). The Secret Service maintains its role as guardian of the integrity of our currency, but today
also investigates crimes involving United States securities, coinage, other government issues, credit
and debit card fraud, and electronic funds transfer fraud. The most obvious of its other activities is
executive protection, which began after the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Johnson (1963 1969) authorized the Secret Service to protect all Presidential candidates.
Over the years, the Secret Service s function has continued to change and grow. Its functions
include:
Protecting the President and Vice President and their families, candidates for those offices, former
Presidents and their families, and visiting heads of foreign states and governments;
Enforcing laws against counterfeiting currency, coins, or securities of the United States;
Enforcing laws against fraud or forgery of Government checks or bonds, and other securities and
obligations of the United States;
Investigating credit and debit card fraud, computer fraud, and electronic fund transfer fraud;
Furnishing physical security for the White House, the Main Treasury Building, and foreign
embassies and missions in Washington, New York and other cities. (Treasury, 2002, Online).
These functions are directly reflected, below, in their mission statement and fall into two distinct
categories the investigative mission and the protective mission.
The United States Secret Service is mandated by statute and executive order to carry out two
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The Secret Service was created in 1865 as a federal law enforcement agency within the Treasury
Department. It derives its legal authority from Title 18, United States Code, Section 3056. It was
established for the express purpose of stopping counterfeiting operations which had sprung up in
this country following the introduction of paper currency during the Civil War (Treasury, 2002,
Online). The Secret Service maintains its role as guardian of the integrity of our currency, but today
also investigates crimes involving United States securities, coinage, other government issues, credit
and debit card fraud, and electronic funds transfer fraud. The most obvious of its other activities is
executive protection, which began after the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Johnson (1963 1969) authorized the Secret Service to protect all Presidential candidates.
Over the years, the Secret Service s function has continued to change and grow. Its functions
include:
Protecting the President and Vice President and their families, candidates for those offices, former
Presidents and their families, and visiting heads of foreign states and governments;
Enforcing laws against counterfeiting currency, coins, or securities of the United States;
Enforcing laws against fraud or forgery of Government checks or bonds, and other securities and
obligations of the United States;
Investigating credit and debit card fraud, computer fraud, and electronic fund transfer fraud;
Furnishing physical security for the White House, the Main Treasury Building, and foreign
embassies and missions in Washington, New York and other cities. (Treasury, 2002, Online).
These functions are directly reflected, below, in their mission statement and fall into two distinct
categories the investigative mission and the protective mission.
The United States Secret Service is mandated by statute and executive order to carry out two
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How Does Oprah s Decision To Open Her Academy
I am not in support of Oprah s decision to open her academy because it does not functionally
mimic the environment the girls were brought up in and therefore, cannot educate the girls
appropriately for economic and political life in South Africa. Oprah s Dream Academy for Girls is
a lavish and modern, something fit for people able to afford a boarding school education. The theory
of functionalism states that schools are seen to adapt students to the economic, political, and social
institutions of its society. The government did not support funding the academy, offering that only
the basics are needed to create a learning environment, which Oprah rejected. She privatized the
academy and invested millions of dollars in luxuries and special accommodations. The society the
girls live in is one where majority of citizens are under the poverty line. The academy also caters to
girls who are economically disadvantaged. When they attend the academy,... Show more content on
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Political socialization places a person s political loyalty in the government if the government is
seen to have acceptance by the people, good will, and power to make changes. South Africa s
government lack of support in their own public school system demonstrates that they do not have
the power to make changes in society. In return, they cannot gain the citizen s political loyalty
since they cannot meet parts of the criteria. Oprah s Dream Academy has the intention of good
will and fits part of the criteria. If her academy takes some of people s acceptance, it could disrupt
the function of being a political institution of its society by taking trust out of the government.
Since she had the power to create change, the girls attending her academy could lose faith on a
national level of government. This girls futures could lie not with improving their own society, but
moving onto ones like the
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I am not in support of Oprah s decision to open her academy because it does not functionally
mimic the environment the girls were brought up in and therefore, cannot educate the girls
appropriately for economic and political life in South Africa. Oprah s Dream Academy for Girls is
a lavish and modern, something fit for people able to afford a boarding school education. The theory
of functionalism states that schools are seen to adapt students to the economic, political, and social
institutions of its society. The government did not support funding the academy, offering that only
the basics are needed to create a learning environment, which Oprah rejected. She privatized the
academy and invested millions of dollars in luxuries and special accommodations. The society the
girls live in is one where majority of citizens are under the poverty line. The academy also caters to
girls who are economically disadvantaged. When they attend the academy,... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Political socialization places a person s political loyalty in the government if the government is
seen to have acceptance by the people, good will, and power to make changes. South Africa s
government lack of support in their own public school system demonstrates that they do not have
the power to make changes in society. In return, they cannot gain the citizen s political loyalty
since they cannot meet parts of the criteria. Oprah s Dream Academy has the intention of good
will and fits part of the criteria. If her academy takes some of people s acceptance, it could disrupt
the function of being a political institution of its society by taking trust out of the government.
Since she had the power to create change, the girls attending her academy could lose faith on a
national level of government. This girls futures could lie not with improving their own society, but
moving onto ones like the
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Persuasive Essay On How To Be Responsible For A Rabbit
First thing everyone tends to ask when you tell them you breed rabbits is, Oh they must breed
like rabbits right? WRONG! Any responsible breeder should not just breed any rabbits they have
in cages constantly and to any rabbit and have them breed like rabbits , here is the step by step
process of how to be a responsible rabbit breeder.
Consider your options before you consider breeding rabbits, This is not an easy job nor should it
be taken lightly you are bringing life into this work therefore you are responsible for them. You need
to consider all the work that is needed for these small animals including cage cleaning, feeding,
watering, evaluation babies, putting together pedigrees and medical records. You also need to
consider all the money that has to be put into them including but not limited to feed, cages, the
animals themselves, feeders and waterers, toys and vet bills. So consider all your options and see
you if are up for all the work and money needed to invest and care for these animals.
If you decide that you want to invest both time and money into these animals you need to start
planning and preparing for these animals to join your critter crew. First part of this is figure out
which breed of rabbit you want to work with and what size as that will affect the supplies you
buy for them. Questions to consider; do you want to raise for show or meat purposes or both?
The breed you choose will determine what size cages and what supplies you need to get as well
as different rabbit supplements and feeds to get. As i personally raise mini rex that is what that
following steps will be based on.
Where you have your rabbitry is a big part of how your breeding operation well run. Many people
do have their rabbits outside but the recommended spot in a garage or a barn with heat an out of
the elements where it is less stressful. Once you ve figured out where you are going to be
housing your rabbits the next type is figuring out what size and type of cages will work best for
you. There are many types of cages that people use, including solid bottom cages where you use
bedding in them, then there is hanging cages where the poop and pee just drop on the ground and
you use a shovel to scoop the poop.
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First thing everyone tends to ask when you tell them you breed rabbits is, Oh they must breed
like rabbits right? WRONG! Any responsible breeder should not just breed any rabbits they have
in cages constantly and to any rabbit and have them breed like rabbits , here is the step by step
process of how to be a responsible rabbit breeder.
Consider your options before you consider breeding rabbits, This is not an easy job nor should it
be taken lightly you are bringing life into this work therefore you are responsible for them. You need
to consider all the work that is needed for these small animals including cage cleaning, feeding,
watering, evaluation babies, putting together pedigrees and medical records. You also need to
consider all the money that has to be put into them including but not limited to feed, cages, the
animals themselves, feeders and waterers, toys and vet bills. So consider all your options and see
you if are up for all the work and money needed to invest and care for these animals.
If you decide that you want to invest both time and money into these animals you need to start
planning and preparing for these animals to join your critter crew. First part of this is figure out
which breed of rabbit you want to work with and what size as that will affect the supplies you
buy for them. Questions to consider; do you want to raise for show or meat purposes or both?
The breed you choose will determine what size cages and what supplies you need to get as well
as different rabbit supplements and feeds to get. As i personally raise mini rex that is what that
following steps will be based on.
Where you have your rabbitry is a big part of how your breeding operation well run. Many people
do have their rabbits outside but the recommended spot in a garage or a barn with heat an out of
the elements where it is less stressful. Once you ve figured out where you are going to be
housing your rabbits the next type is figuring out what size and type of cages will work best for
you. There are many types of cages that people use, including solid bottom cages where you use
bedding in them, then there is hanging cages where the poop and pee just drop on the ground and
you use a shovel to scoop the poop.
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What Does It Mean To Be Brave
Bravery can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people. Some people might think bravery is
mainly stupidity, but I can promise you it s plenty more than that. In order to achieve anything
you must be brave enough to fail. Be bold, be brave enough to be your true self. If it wasn t for
brave people in this world there is no telling where we might be right now. Everyone Is brave in
their own way. While some people think bravery means giving up and laying down or being
scared to face your fears, to me it means that it s a strive that keeps you going no matter what life
throws at you. Bravery is not giving up and laying down. There is a quote that I like very much
and it says The real man smiles in trouble, gathers strength from distress,
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Bravery can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people. Some people might think bravery is
mainly stupidity, but I can promise you it s plenty more than that. In order to achieve anything
you must be brave enough to fail. Be bold, be brave enough to be your true self. If it wasn t for
brave people in this world there is no telling where we might be right now. Everyone Is brave in
their own way. While some people think bravery means giving up and laying down or being
scared to face your fears, to me it means that it s a strive that keeps you going no matter what life
throws at you. Bravery is not giving up and laying down. There is a quote that I like very much
and it says The real man smiles in trouble, gathers strength from distress,
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Case Study Of Nurun
Introduction
Nurun is a creative business specialising in connected products, services and experiences that
transform consumer relationships, through human centered design by inventive humans.
Nurun is a part of Publicis Worldwide, a multinational advertising and public relations company.
Today s world is rife with traditional advertising agencies. Change in business is constant yet, the
advertising industry has struggled to keep up with change. Many are still focusing on creating big
campaigns. Thus to stay relevant Publicis Worldwide acquired Nurun. Nurun differentiates itself
from traditional advertising agencies by serving as digital innovation springboards for its partners.
The team at Nurun creates continuous bridges between clients ... Show more content on
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In today s globalized world, there are many businesses that sell similar products and services. Thus
to differentiate themselves, they need to engage in customisation and personalisation to attract the
attention of the modern day consumer. Nurun thus bridges the gap between consumers and
businesses by providing human centered design which improves user experience.
Nurun s Competitive Advantages
Nurun has three competitive advantages first, they provide human centered design solutions for
their clients. Second, Nurun s strong roots in data science enables them to glean more insights from
consumer data for their clients. Third, they operate as a convergence of strategists, designers, and
technologists to provide a holistic digital solution.
Human centered Design
Firstly, Nurun s edge would be its positioning as a design thinking firm that develops initiatives
with end users in mind. In the increasingly complex world, clients have complex problems as well.
Joanne Theseira mentioned that problems brands face today are increasingly beyond the ability of
communications [traditional agencies] to solve . Nurun then enters the playing field not as a
typical advertising agency but as a digital consultancy to provide personalised and innovative
solutions to the problems faced. The goal is for the clients to sell the experience and not the
general product or
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Introduction
Nurun is a creative business specialising in connected products, services and experiences that
transform consumer relationships, through human centered design by inventive humans.
Nurun is a part of Publicis Worldwide, a multinational advertising and public relations company.
Today s world is rife with traditional advertising agencies. Change in business is constant yet, the
advertising industry has struggled to keep up with change. Many are still focusing on creating big
campaigns. Thus to stay relevant Publicis Worldwide acquired Nurun. Nurun differentiates itself
from traditional advertising agencies by serving as digital innovation springboards for its partners.
The team at Nurun creates continuous bridges between clients ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In today s globalized world, there are many businesses that sell similar products and services. Thus
to differentiate themselves, they need to engage in customisation and personalisation to attract the
attention of the modern day consumer. Nurun thus bridges the gap between consumers and
businesses by providing human centered design which improves user experience.
Nurun s Competitive Advantages
Nurun has three competitive advantages first, they provide human centered design solutions for
their clients. Second, Nurun s strong roots in data science enables them to glean more insights from
consumer data for their clients. Third, they operate as a convergence of strategists, designers, and
technologists to provide a holistic digital solution.
Human centered Design
Firstly, Nurun s edge would be its positioning as a design thinking firm that develops initiatives
with end users in mind. In the increasingly complex world, clients have complex problems as well.
Joanne Theseira mentioned that problems brands face today are increasingly beyond the ability of
communications [traditional agencies] to solve . Nurun then enters the playing field not as a
typical advertising agency but as a digital consultancy to provide personalised and innovative
solutions to the problems faced. The goal is for the clients to sell the experience and not the
general product or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Effect Of Latest Laws On Texting And Driving
Introduction
Recent laws outlawing texting while driving have become ambiguous, under inclusive and enforce
light punishments that cannot be deterred. These laws also empower the police to carry out
warrantless search for the cell phone of the driver. Texting while driving is highly dangerous and
people doing so must be punished strictly, license suspensions, interlock devices preventing the
usage of cell phones while driving and possible jail time (Arrigo, 2014). This particular paper is an
attempt to evaluate the effectiveness of latest laws implemented against texting and driving.
Texting and Driving
There has been a rising concern in the last few years about the potential dangers accompanying
texting while driving associated largely with the increasing number of highway fatalities.
Significant efforts have been made by The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration
(NHTSA) for curtailing distracted driving including texting while driving along with public service
information and announcements. As per NHTSA, driving distractions are of three different forms
like manual, visual and cognitive. Manual driving distractions take off the driver s hands off from
the steering wheel (Kirszner Mandell, 2010).
Visual driving distractions take off the driver s eyes off from the road and cognitive driving
distractions take off the mind of the driver from driving. It has been stated by NHTSA that since
text messaging needs visual, cognitive and manual attention on part
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Introduction
Recent laws outlawing texting while driving have become ambiguous, under inclusive and enforce
light punishments that cannot be deterred. These laws also empower the police to carry out
warrantless search for the cell phone of the driver. Texting while driving is highly dangerous and
people doing so must be punished strictly, license suspensions, interlock devices preventing the
usage of cell phones while driving and possible jail time (Arrigo, 2014). This particular paper is an
attempt to evaluate the effectiveness of latest laws implemented against texting and driving.
Texting and Driving
There has been a rising concern in the last few years about the potential dangers accompanying
texting while driving associated largely with the increasing number of highway fatalities.
Significant efforts have been made by The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration
(NHTSA) for curtailing distracted driving including texting while driving along with public service
information and announcements. As per NHTSA, driving distractions are of three different forms
like manual, visual and cognitive. Manual driving distractions take off the driver s hands off from
the steering wheel (Kirszner Mandell, 2010).
Visual driving distractions take off the driver s eyes off from the road and cognitive driving
distractions take off the mind of the driver from driving. It has been stated by NHTSA that since
text messaging needs visual, cognitive and manual attention on part
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Text Messaging Interventions
Text Messages and Physical Activity It is common knowledge that being physical inactive is one
of the biggest reason why there is an increase in obesity and diabetes worldwide. It is also clear
that with the invention of electronic devices, such as video game consoles and cell phones, there
has been a decrease in exercise and an increase in obesity. Researchers are now trying to use
technology, such as text messaging, in order to promote and increase physical activity and exercise
to combat this growing problem worldwide. In this research paper titled Physical Activity Text
Messaging Interventions in Adults: A Systematic Review the authors compiled an integrative
research review that addressed the manner in which several research papers... Show more content on
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I think that it allows for a better understanding and comprehension because all of the information
is available in one research paper. With all the information in one location, you can analyze the
data and come up with your own conclusions regarding the subject in a shorter amount of time. I
also believe that it is easier to see the research that has already been done for the specific area
you are looking for and allows you to see which option would be best for your practice. I think
that when I start to practice in the clinical setting, that I would be more likely to look for
integrative research reviews in order to gain a greater understanding of whatever subject matter I am
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Text Messages and Physical Activity It is common knowledge that being physical inactive is one
of the biggest reason why there is an increase in obesity and diabetes worldwide. It is also clear
that with the invention of electronic devices, such as video game consoles and cell phones, there
has been a decrease in exercise and an increase in obesity. Researchers are now trying to use
technology, such as text messaging, in order to promote and increase physical activity and exercise
to combat this growing problem worldwide. In this research paper titled Physical Activity Text
Messaging Interventions in Adults: A Systematic Review the authors compiled an integrative
research review that addressed the manner in which several research papers... Show more content on
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I think that it allows for a better understanding and comprehension because all of the information
is available in one research paper. With all the information in one location, you can analyze the
data and come up with your own conclusions regarding the subject in a shorter amount of time. I
also believe that it is easier to see the research that has already been done for the specific area
you are looking for and allows you to see which option would be best for your practice. I think
that when I start to practice in the clinical setting, that I would be more likely to look for
integrative research reviews in order to gain a greater understanding of whatever subject matter I am
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Future Of The U.s. Dollar
Future of the U.S. Dollar
Today, the world economy, after witnessing the greatest hit in 70 years, is wondering what life will
look like after the storm has settled. It is grappling with the fundamentals of unemployment,
increasing inflation, current account deficits, negative growth, and zero interest rates along with it,
depreciating the value of money. In the midst of all this the future of the U.S. dollar is uncertain.
Will the dollar maintain its reserve currency status even after its depreciation and regain faith of the
nations? Or will it be replaced by some other currency, shifting the power balances among the
nations forever?
The U.S. dollar peaked in value in 2000 2001 and has been in a significant decline ever since.
There was a relatively brief period in 2008 when the dollar rebounded quite sharply due to the
worldwide financial crisis and economic meltdown, when there was a global rush to the safety of
U.S. treasury securities. But since then, the dollar has resumed its long term downtrend. In the
recent years the dollar has been improving relative to other currencies, becausee of the decline in
those other currencies.
With President Obama s most unprecedented spending plans in history, as well as trillion dollar
budget deficits and the potential to more than double the U.S. national debt in the next 5 10 years,
there is now a widespread speculation that the dollar is headed for new all time lows and a possible
collapse.
As a result, we are seeing and hearing
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Future of the U.S. Dollar
Today, the world economy, after witnessing the greatest hit in 70 years, is wondering what life will
look like after the storm has settled. It is grappling with the fundamentals of unemployment,
increasing inflation, current account deficits, negative growth, and zero interest rates along with it,
depreciating the value of money. In the midst of all this the future of the U.S. dollar is uncertain.
Will the dollar maintain its reserve currency status even after its depreciation and regain faith of the
nations? Or will it be replaced by some other currency, shifting the power balances among the
nations forever?
The U.S. dollar peaked in value in 2000 2001 and has been in a significant decline ever since.
There was a relatively brief period in 2008 when the dollar rebounded quite sharply due to the
worldwide financial crisis and economic meltdown, when there was a global rush to the safety of
U.S. treasury securities. But since then, the dollar has resumed its long term downtrend. In the
recent years the dollar has been improving relative to other currencies, becausee of the decline in
those other currencies.
With President Obama s most unprecedented spending plans in history, as well as trillion dollar
budget deficits and the potential to more than double the U.S. national debt in the next 5 10 years,
there is now a widespread speculation that the dollar is headed for new all time lows and a possible
collapse.
As a result, we are seeing and hearing
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The Discovery Of The Formation Of Hotspots
Davies (2009) states hot spots can be described as irregularly spaced areas within the mantle that
do not correspond with any plate tectonic processes. It was thought 50 years ago high
temperatures were found at hot spots, so rocks within the region were liquefied to create molten
magma, resulting in the term hot spot volcanos . The accepted theory for the formation of
hotspots was put forward by Geophysicist John Tuzo Wilson in 1963, who specified the Earth
has areas of fixated magma plumes deep within the mantle that have been created from intense
radioactivity in the Earth s interior (Foulger, 2003). As demonstrated in figure one the Earth s
crust passes over the mantle, the magma plume forces the boiling magma up through the Earth s
crust where the hot spot remains until the tectonic plate passes over it and the boiling lava
creates a series of new volcanoes, like the Hawaiian Islands (Davies, 2009). Although this
concept is easy to accept due to it leaving room for further research and hotspots appearing to
have a deep source, alternative hypotheses have since been argued to challenge the theory, as the
accepted hypothesis was created long before scientific evidence was available. For example, there
were discoveries such as hotspots not actually being high in temperature or being fixated relative
to one another (Stein et al, 2003). An example of contradictory evidence is the Canary Islands; the
island of Fuerteventura aged 23 MA lies closer to the ridge than the
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Davies (2009) states hot spots can be described as irregularly spaced areas within the mantle that
do not correspond with any plate tectonic processes. It was thought 50 years ago high
temperatures were found at hot spots, so rocks within the region were liquefied to create molten
magma, resulting in the term hot spot volcanos . The accepted theory for the formation of
hotspots was put forward by Geophysicist John Tuzo Wilson in 1963, who specified the Earth
has areas of fixated magma plumes deep within the mantle that have been created from intense
radioactivity in the Earth s interior (Foulger, 2003). As demonstrated in figure one the Earth s
crust passes over the mantle, the magma plume forces the boiling magma up through the Earth s
crust where the hot spot remains until the tectonic plate passes over it and the boiling lava
creates a series of new volcanoes, like the Hawaiian Islands (Davies, 2009). Although this
concept is easy to accept due to it leaving room for further research and hotspots appearing to
have a deep source, alternative hypotheses have since been argued to challenge the theory, as the
accepted hypothesis was created long before scientific evidence was available. For example, there
were discoveries such as hotspots not actually being high in temperature or being fixated relative
to one another (Stein et al, 2003). An example of contradictory evidence is the Canary Islands; the
island of Fuerteventura aged 23 MA lies closer to the ridge than the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
What Is The Great Debate 2016
Running head: The Great Debate 2016: Marijuana Legalization 1 THE GREAT DEBATE 2016:
MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION 9 The Great Debate 2016: Marijuana Legalization Francie
DeSalvio Middlesex Community College Introduction On November 8th 2016 this country will
elect its 45th President. There will also be a record number of marijuana initiatives on November
ballots across the country. Medical Marijuana questions will be offered to voters in four states;
Arkansas, Florida, Montana and North Dakota. Five States will be voting on whether or not to
allow legal recreational marijuana laws. Arizona, California, Maine, Massachusetts and Nevada.
Twenty four states currently have medical marijuana laws. This current list dates back to 1996,
with the first state being California. Four states have passed recreational marijuana laws.
Washington and Colorado in 2012, followed by Alaska and Oregon in 2015. Only nine states
throughout the United States have prohibited use of any kind, recreational or medical. Looking at
these numbers, one would assume that the trend to passage is on the positive. If this is true, why
the deep divide in poll numbers in regard to this question? Following the state wide passage of
recreational use in Colorado in 2012, one county in Colorado, Pueblo county has now gathered
enough signatures to allow the following question: whether to terminate recreational marijuana
sales and operations. Could this be a trend to watch in the future, reversal
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Running head: The Great Debate 2016: Marijuana Legalization 1 THE GREAT DEBATE 2016:
MARIJUANA LEGALIZATION 9 The Great Debate 2016: Marijuana Legalization Francie
DeSalvio Middlesex Community College Introduction On November 8th 2016 this country will
elect its 45th President. There will also be a record number of marijuana initiatives on November
ballots across the country. Medical Marijuana questions will be offered to voters in four states;
Arkansas, Florida, Montana and North Dakota. Five States will be voting on whether or not to
allow legal recreational marijuana laws. Arizona, California, Maine, Massachusetts and Nevada.
Twenty four states currently have medical marijuana laws. This current list dates back to 1996,
with the first state being California. Four states have passed recreational marijuana laws.
Washington and Colorado in 2012, followed by Alaska and Oregon in 2015. Only nine states
throughout the United States have prohibited use of any kind, recreational or medical. Looking at
these numbers, one would assume that the trend to passage is on the positive. If this is true, why
the deep divide in poll numbers in regard to this question? Following the state wide passage of
recreational use in Colorado in 2012, one county in Colorado, Pueblo county has now gathered
enough signatures to allow the following question: whether to terminate recreational marijuana
sales and operations. Could this be a trend to watch in the future, reversal
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Male Dominance In Amish Society
Male Dominance: The Amish society and the Medieval Sagas
When you think of male dominance what s the first thing that comes to mind? Do you think of a
wife obeying her husband, do you think about children obeying their fathers, how about men
dominating in sports, society s, or groups and taking charge of business meetings? When it comes
to male dominance several ideas can go through your mind. Would you have thought outside the
box and thought about servants or prostitutes? The Amish society and the Medieval Iceland sagas
are greatly like the Male domination roles, females submitting to their husbands or masters in this
case. Males being the dominate, where the female submits.
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With completing their daily duties, they know what they must do to continue to the next day. With
all the tasks, they are required to do daily and the high expectations that are set for them, they
continue to thrive. The Icelandic females know what they need to do better their lives, if its
submitting to their masters and their masters commands they know they may have a better future.
Not only for themselves, but for their children as well. As for the Amish wife, they know when
maintaining their kids and the house daily this makes their husband look good in the community
and to the elders of the church as stated in the passage, Amish women s work has a direct impact
on the family s standard of living and leads to a higher status in the community . They work hard to
keep their good name in the community and to be an example to other families. They strive for
compliments not only for the wellbeing of the household but to better their relationship with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Male Dominance: The Amish society and the Medieval Sagas
When you think of male dominance what s the first thing that comes to mind? Do you think of a
wife obeying her husband, do you think about children obeying their fathers, how about men
dominating in sports, society s, or groups and taking charge of business meetings? When it comes
to male dominance several ideas can go through your mind. Would you have thought outside the
box and thought about servants or prostitutes? The Amish society and the Medieval Iceland sagas
are greatly like the Male domination roles, females submitting to their husbands or masters in this
case. Males being the dominate, where the female submits.
Understanding certain relationships between a husband and his ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
With completing their daily duties, they know what they must do to continue to the next day. With
all the tasks, they are required to do daily and the high expectations that are set for them, they
continue to thrive. The Icelandic females know what they need to do better their lives, if its
submitting to their masters and their masters commands they know they may have a better future.
Not only for themselves, but for their children as well. As for the Amish wife, they know when
maintaining their kids and the house daily this makes their husband look good in the community
and to the elders of the church as stated in the passage, Amish women s work has a direct impact
on the family s standard of living and leads to a higher status in the community . They work hard to
keep their good name in the community and to be an example to other families. They strive for
compliments not only for the wellbeing of the household but to better their relationship with
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Rate Transient Analysis in Shale Gas Reservoirs with...
RATE TRANSIENT ANALYSIS IN SHALE GAS RESERVOIRS WITH TRANSIENT LINEAR
BEHAVIOR
A Dissertation by RASHEED OLUSEHUN BELLO
Submitted to the Office of Graduate Studies of Texas A M University in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
May 2009
Major Subject: Petroleum Engineering
RATE TRANSIENT ANALYSIS IN SHALE GAS RESERVOIRS WITH TRANSIENT LINEAR
BEHAVIOR
A Dissertation by RASHEED OLUSEHUN BELLO
Submitted to the Office of Graduate Studies of Texas A M University in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Approved by: Chair of Committee, Committee Members, Robert A. Wattenbarger Goong Chen
Christine Ehlig Economides Bryan Maggard Stephen ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I want to acknowledge my supervisor, Dr. Robert. A. Wattenbarger for being a father, mentor,
supervisor and friend to me. I am honored to have worked with him. I am also eternally grateful to
him. I want to acknowledge the suggestions and contributions of my committee members, Dr.
Christine Ehlig Economides , Dr. Bryan Maggard whose classes are among my favorites and
invaluable and Dr. Goong Chen. I want to acknowledge the eternal support of my parents, Rahaman
and Doja Bello, my siblings Biodun, Bidemi and Tolu and my girl, Medinat.
vii
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page ABSTRACT ..............................................................................................................
DEDICATION ..........................................................................................................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...................................................................................... TABLE OF
CONTENTS .......................................................................................... LIST OF TABLES
.................................................................................................... LIST OF
FIGURES................................................................................................... CHAPTER I 1.1 1.2 1.3 II
2.1 2.2 INTRODUCTION................................................................................ Problem
RATE TRANSIENT ANALYSIS IN SHALE GAS RESERVOIRS WITH TRANSIENT LINEAR
BEHAVIOR
A Dissertation by RASHEED OLUSEHUN BELLO
Submitted to the Office of Graduate Studies of Texas A M University in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
May 2009
Major Subject: Petroleum Engineering
RATE TRANSIENT ANALYSIS IN SHALE GAS RESERVOIRS WITH TRANSIENT LINEAR
BEHAVIOR
A Dissertation by RASHEED OLUSEHUN BELLO
Submitted to the Office of Graduate Studies of Texas A M University in partial fulfillment of the
requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Approved by: Chair of Committee, Committee Members, Robert A. Wattenbarger Goong Chen
Christine Ehlig Economides Bryan Maggard Stephen ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I want to acknowledge my supervisor, Dr. Robert. A. Wattenbarger for being a father, mentor,
supervisor and friend to me. I am honored to have worked with him. I am also eternally grateful to
him. I want to acknowledge the suggestions and contributions of my committee members, Dr.
Christine Ehlig Economides , Dr. Bryan Maggard whose classes are among my favorites and
invaluable and Dr. Goong Chen. I want to acknowledge the eternal support of my parents, Rahaman
and Doja Bello, my siblings Biodun, Bidemi and Tolu and my girl, Medinat.
vii
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page ABSTRACT ..............................................................................................................
DEDICATION ..........................................................................................................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...................................................................................... TABLE OF
CONTENTS .......................................................................................... LIST OF TABLES
.................................................................................................... LIST OF
FIGURES................................................................................................... CHAPTER I 1.1 1.2 1.3 II
2.1 2.2 INTRODUCTION................................................................................ Problem
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Frequency Adaptive Repetitive Control Of Grid Connected...
Frequency Adaptive Repetitive Control of Grid connected Inverters Rabia Nazira,b, Keliang
Zhoub, Neville R. Watsonb, Alan Woodb a Electrical Engineering Department, Lahore College
for Women University Lahore, Pakistan. bElectrical and Computer Engineering Department
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. Abstract Grid connected inverters
(GCI) are widely used to feed power from renewable energy distributed generators into smarter
grids. Repetitive control (RC) enables such inverters to inject high quality fundamental
frequency sinusoidal currents into the grid. However, digital RC which can get approximately
no tracking error of any periodic signal in steady state whose period is known, cannot exactly
track or reject periodic signal of frequency variations. Thus digital RC would lead to a significant
power quality degradation of GCIs when grid frequency varies and causes periodic signal with
non integer periods. In this research paper a repetitive control scheme capable of frequency
adaptation (FARC) at a predefined sampling rate is proposed to deal with all types of periodic
signal of variable frequency. A fractional delay filter which is based on Lagrange interpolation is
used to estimate the fractional period terms in RC. This proposed FARC controller offers the fast
during process modification of fractional delay and fast revise of filter parameters, and then
provides GCIs with a simple but very accurate existent time frequency adaptive control
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Frequency Adaptive Repetitive Control of Grid connected Inverters Rabia Nazira,b, Keliang
Zhoub, Neville R. Watsonb, Alan Woodb a Electrical Engineering Department, Lahore College
for Women University Lahore, Pakistan. bElectrical and Computer Engineering Department
University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. Abstract Grid connected inverters
(GCI) are widely used to feed power from renewable energy distributed generators into smarter
grids. Repetitive control (RC) enables such inverters to inject high quality fundamental
frequency sinusoidal currents into the grid. However, digital RC which can get approximately
no tracking error of any periodic signal in steady state whose period is known, cannot exactly
track or reject periodic signal of frequency variations. Thus digital RC would lead to a significant
power quality degradation of GCIs when grid frequency varies and causes periodic signal with
non integer periods. In this research paper a repetitive control scheme capable of frequency
adaptation (FARC) at a predefined sampling rate is proposed to deal with all types of periodic
signal of variable frequency. A fractional delay filter which is based on Lagrange interpolation is
used to estimate the fractional period terms in RC. This proposed FARC controller offers the fast
during process modification of fractional delay and fast revise of filter parameters, and then
provides GCIs with a simple but very accurate existent time frequency adaptive control
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Third Party Rights Summary
Reviewing: Third Party Rights 1)Yes, she can delegate her duty of maintenance to Dunn because
she can t physically perform the tasks. However, it is ultimately her responsibility and, if Dunn
couldn t get the needed repairs done. She is still neglecting the necessary maintenance the
property requires which is then violating the contract. 2)Both can be held liable. Jackson would be
liable because she has an obligation to maintain the building and she failed. Dunn would be liable
because he had a contract with his mother in regards to maintaining the building and he failed to
meet his obligation. Playing the blame game didn t solve anything and resulted in an injury and
therefore both are liable in this case. 3)Yes he was because the
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Reviewing: Third Party Rights 1)Yes, she can delegate her duty of maintenance to Dunn because
she can t physically perform the tasks. However, it is ultimately her responsibility and, if Dunn
couldn t get the needed repairs done. She is still neglecting the necessary maintenance the
property requires which is then violating the contract. 2)Both can be held liable. Jackson would be
liable because she has an obligation to maintain the building and she failed. Dunn would be liable
because he had a contract with his mother in regards to maintaining the building and he failed to
meet his obligation. Playing the blame game didn t solve anything and resulted in an injury and
therefore both are liable in this case. 3)Yes he was because the
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