Essay On Reservation In Punjabi Language
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Insanity Plea Essay
Insanity Plea Insanity, comes from the Latin word sanus, meaning healthy. Insane is meant to be
the opposite, sick or of unsound mind. # In the court of law, the jury must prove that at the time of
the crime, the defendant was not in a sane mind. The attorneys job is to prove without a doubt, that
the defendant was not in control of their actions, at the time the crime was committed. Once this is
done and the verdict is given, if found guilty by reason of insanity, the person is usually sent to a
mental hospital, where treatment can be give. Once at the hospital the patient is then give therapy
and even drugs if needed. At the time when the person and the doctors feel he/she are capable of
going back into society, and when... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A person also can be found not guilty by reason of insanity if he or she did know what was
happening but did not understand that it was wrong. Since this rule requires a disease or defect of
the mind, the lowering of a person s inhibitions by drugs, alcohol, blind hatred, extreme anger or
some neurotic behavior would not provide an insanity defense.
However, more recently states have been adopting a more interpretative view on the insanity
plea. The American Law Institute (ALI) requires the defendants to be judged and found not
guilty if either two of theses points can be adequately established in the court of law. First of all
they must show that due to an mental disease or defect the defendants lacked, at the time, the
substantial mental capacity either to understand what they did, and, secondly to conform their act
to the requirements of the law.# In the court of law you can also plea that at the time of the crime
you were in a diminished capacity, incapable of premeditation. Which means that even though
you are sane in your everyday life at the time of the crime you were in a sudden mad rage,
causing you to act the way you did, so therefore you were temporarily insane. While an insanity
defense could be raised in almost
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Insanity Plea Insanity, comes from the Latin word sanus, meaning healthy. Insane is meant to be
the opposite, sick or of unsound mind. # In the court of law, the jury must prove that at the time of
the crime, the defendant was not in a sane mind. The attorneys job is to prove without a doubt, that
the defendant was not in control of their actions, at the time the crime was committed. Once this is
done and the verdict is given, if found guilty by reason of insanity, the person is usually sent to a
mental hospital, where treatment can be give. Once at the hospital the patient is then give therapy
and even drugs if needed. At the time when the person and the doctors feel he/she are capable of
going back into society, and when... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A person also can be found not guilty by reason of insanity if he or she did know what was
happening but did not understand that it was wrong. Since this rule requires a disease or defect of
the mind, the lowering of a person s inhibitions by drugs, alcohol, blind hatred, extreme anger or
some neurotic behavior would not provide an insanity defense.
However, more recently states have been adopting a more interpretative view on the insanity
plea. The American Law Institute (ALI) requires the defendants to be judged and found not
guilty if either two of theses points can be adequately established in the court of law. First of all
they must show that due to an mental disease or defect the defendants lacked, at the time, the
substantial mental capacity either to understand what they did, and, secondly to conform their act
to the requirements of the law.# In the court of law you can also plea that at the time of the crime
you were in a diminished capacity, incapable of premeditation. Which means that even though
you are sane in your everyday life at the time of the crime you were in a sudden mad rage,
causing you to act the way you did, so therefore you were temporarily insane. While an insanity
defense could be raised in almost
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The Great Emancipator And A Tough Political Opponent...
Henry Clay, known as The Great Emancipator and a tough political opponent versus Andrew
Jackson in the 1832 election, made his opinion on Native American removal known in 1829
during his State of the Union Address (Biography.com Editors). Clay was in a position of great
power, as he was one of the first modern politician who had carefully create an image for himself
, which boosted his popularity in office, even against a famous opponent, such as Jackson. To
convey his audience, he uses literary devices, such as logos, by comparing the Indians as a
lower form of life. Despite his powerful position, he lost the electoral college s presidential vote
by a large margin, 219 49 (Courier). In Clay s speech On Native Americans, where he addresses
his plans of Indian removal west of the Mississippi, he uses ethos, logos, and others opinions to
take a stand against Native Americans.
Historical Background/Purpose of Speech Earlier serving a lawyer in the western United States, or
frontier, Clay never had much of a plan for a career in politics. He was born on April 12, 1777,
in Hanover County, Virginia (Biography.com Editors). As a son of a wealthy reverend, and the
seventh of nine children, he had a special link to American History. As the age of 3, he witnessed
the place he had called home, be broken into and damaged by British troops (Hopkins). Later, he
took his bar exam and was admitted in 1797 in Virginia. Clay moved to Lexington, Kentucky. Not
alone in his travels,
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Henry Clay, known as The Great Emancipator and a tough political opponent versus Andrew
Jackson in the 1832 election, made his opinion on Native American removal known in 1829
during his State of the Union Address (Biography.com Editors). Clay was in a position of great
power, as he was one of the first modern politician who had carefully create an image for himself
, which boosted his popularity in office, even against a famous opponent, such as Jackson. To
convey his audience, he uses literary devices, such as logos, by comparing the Indians as a
lower form of life. Despite his powerful position, he lost the electoral college s presidential vote
by a large margin, 219 49 (Courier). In Clay s speech On Native Americans, where he addresses
his plans of Indian removal west of the Mississippi, he uses ethos, logos, and others opinions to
take a stand against Native Americans.
Historical Background/Purpose of Speech Earlier serving a lawyer in the western United States, or
frontier, Clay never had much of a plan for a career in politics. He was born on April 12, 1777,
in Hanover County, Virginia (Biography.com Editors). As a son of a wealthy reverend, and the
seventh of nine children, he had a special link to American History. As the age of 3, he witnessed
the place he had called home, be broken into and damaged by British troops (Hopkins). Later, he
took his bar exam and was admitted in 1797 in Virginia. Clay moved to Lexington, Kentucky. Not
alone in his travels,
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human resource
Chapters 9 12 Review
What is the tenet that China follows to ensure that Hong Kong s exuberant capitalism is retained
despite the communist leanings of mainland China?
Answers
Absolute plutocracy
Sovereignty of the provinces
Theocracy
Noninterventionist approach
One country, two systems
Which of the following is true of the CFTA?
Answers
It was designed to eliminate trade barriers between the United States, Canada, and parts of Asia.
It created several, independent commercial markets for goods and services.
It was a customs union like the European Community.
It involved economic and political unions.
It provided only for the elimination of tariffs and other trade barriers ... Show more content on
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common market.
regional cooperation for development (RCD).
customs union.
free trade area (FTA).
Political explanations of Japan s crisis during the 1990s identified two villains. One of them was
the powerful Japanese bureaucracy. Which of the following is the other one?
Answers
Chapters 9 12 Review
What is the tenet that China follows to ensure that Hong Kong s exuberant capitalism is retained
despite the communist leanings of mainland China?
Answers
Absolute plutocracy
Sovereignty of the provinces
Theocracy
Noninterventionist approach
One country, two systems
Which of the following is true of the CFTA?
Answers
It was designed to eliminate trade barriers between the United States, Canada, and parts of Asia.
It created several, independent commercial markets for goods and services.
It was a customs union like the European Community.
It involved economic and political unions.
It provided only for the elimination of tariffs and other trade barriers ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
common market.
regional cooperation for development (RCD).
customs union.
free trade area (FTA).
Political explanations of Japan s crisis during the 1990s identified two villains. One of them was
the powerful Japanese bureaucracy. Which of the following is the other one?
Answers
Japan s trade policies with the United States.
Japan s refusal to join Asian trade blocs.
The powerful influence of the royalty in political issues.
The long entrenched Liberal Democratic political party.
The splintering of most of Japan s right wing political parties.
____ classifies a country s stage of economic development on the basis of its level of
industrialization into three categories and the three categories are MIDCs, LDCs, and LLDCs.
Answers
The U.S. Department of Commerce
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
The International Organization for Standardization
The United Nations
The World Trade Organization
The _____ has reduced or eliminated internal tariffs and adds a common external tariff on products
imported from countries outside the group.
Answers
political union
common market
regional cooperation for development (RCD)
customs union
free trade area (FTA)
With respect to global marketing management, the argument for market
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Japan s refusal to join Asian trade blocs.
The powerful influence of the royalty in political issues.
The long entrenched Liberal Democratic political party.
The splintering of most of Japan s right wing political parties.
____ classifies a country s stage of economic development on the basis of its level of
industrialization into three categories and the three categories are MIDCs, LDCs, and LLDCs.
Answers
The U.S. Department of Commerce
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization
The International Organization for Standardization
The United Nations
The World Trade Organization
The _____ has reduced or eliminated internal tariffs and adds a common external tariff on products
imported from countries outside the group.
Answers
political union
common market
regional cooperation for development (RCD)
customs union
free trade area (FTA)
With respect to global marketing management, the argument for market
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Power Struggle In Ishmael
Zach Adams
Dr. Hill
12/01/2015
Ishmael Paper
Ishmael is a complex book with a couple of themes. These themes are the desire to save the
world, what does it mean to be a person, and why are things the way they are. The latter is the
theme that is most prominent through out the entire book. For that reason I have chosen to use
conflict perspective. I chose conflict perspective because it is all about the struggle for power.
We see the power struggle come up in Ishmael multiple times in terms of the takers feeling like
they have all the power, when in fact mother nature has the power and she is letting us use it.
Ishmael identifies two groups of people in the world today. The first group of people is the
leavers. The leavers are the members ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It doesn t have to be that way. Instead we could be conscience about how our actions affect the
world around us; but no if someone were to try to change and make the world better that person
would be labeled as a deviant. Ishmael asks if the narrator has heard of the story and the narrator
say, no what story? Ishmael says that the story has no need to be named or discussed, everyone
knows it by heart by the time they are six or seven. No one notices it though because we are all
caught up in the story, its not until we take the blinders off that we see the story everywhere.
Instead of being labeled as a deviant, everyone goes with the flow and does what they are told,
even if it isn t the right thing to do. This is what happened with the people of Germany during the
Nazi reign. Ishmael talks about how Adolf Hitler was able to get the people of Germany to do
heinous acts to other people just by feeding them a story. The people in Germany were captives
to the story that Hitler was feeding them. There were people in Germany that realized that the
story being fed to them was just that a story; but they stayied the course because of the vast
number of people enthralled in the story who were willing to give their lives to protect it. Ishmael
says to the narrator, I m telling you this because the people of your culture are in much the same
situation. Like the people of Nazi Germany, they are captives of a story. What does this mean for
us, are we just going along with a story? One might ask, how does one save the world, when the
entire world is enthralled in a story? The answer to that question may never answered. The takers
are to immersed in the story that is being fed to them to wake up and see what they are doing to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Zach Adams
Dr. Hill
12/01/2015
Ishmael Paper
Ishmael is a complex book with a couple of themes. These themes are the desire to save the
world, what does it mean to be a person, and why are things the way they are. The latter is the
theme that is most prominent through out the entire book. For that reason I have chosen to use
conflict perspective. I chose conflict perspective because it is all about the struggle for power.
We see the power struggle come up in Ishmael multiple times in terms of the takers feeling like
they have all the power, when in fact mother nature has the power and she is letting us use it.
Ishmael identifies two groups of people in the world today. The first group of people is the
leavers. The leavers are the members ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It doesn t have to be that way. Instead we could be conscience about how our actions affect the
world around us; but no if someone were to try to change and make the world better that person
would be labeled as a deviant. Ishmael asks if the narrator has heard of the story and the narrator
say, no what story? Ishmael says that the story has no need to be named or discussed, everyone
knows it by heart by the time they are six or seven. No one notices it though because we are all
caught up in the story, its not until we take the blinders off that we see the story everywhere.
Instead of being labeled as a deviant, everyone goes with the flow and does what they are told,
even if it isn t the right thing to do. This is what happened with the people of Germany during the
Nazi reign. Ishmael talks about how Adolf Hitler was able to get the people of Germany to do
heinous acts to other people just by feeding them a story. The people in Germany were captives
to the story that Hitler was feeding them. There were people in Germany that realized that the
story being fed to them was just that a story; but they stayied the course because of the vast
number of people enthralled in the story who were willing to give their lives to protect it. Ishmael
says to the narrator, I m telling you this because the people of your culture are in much the same
situation. Like the people of Nazi Germany, they are captives of a story. What does this mean for
us, are we just going along with a story? One might ask, how does one save the world, when the
entire world is enthralled in a story? The answer to that question may never answered. The takers
are to immersed in the story that is being fed to them to wake up and see what they are doing to the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bayer Monsanto Vertical Integration
Consolidation already drives many farmers out of business and restricts many from even
entering the market. Although many farms in the US are small, most food produced and
consumed in the U.S. is produced by relatively very few farms. In 2012, a small 4 percent of
farms produced 66 percent of all our food. Combine that with large corporate control of food
manufacturing and it isn t hard so see that the many levels of the ag industry are being controlled
by large corporate entities which gives them lots of market power. Although most people only think
new and small time farmers will be heavily impacted by consolidation, even large farmers have to
focus on commodity crops because of these mega firms. The consolidation of more than the seed
industry within agriculturehas created these barriers to entry.... Show more content on
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Much higher than many young and aspiring farmers can afford, corporate farming is likely become
even more predominant than it currently is. The Bayer Monsanto combo will create substantial
vertical integration between seed traits, seeds, and crop chemicals. The result of vertical
integration will likely make seed prices even higher for farmers. The seed producers will make
package deals where you have to buy a specific seed with their patented chemical spray and etc.
This creates even less crop variability and choices for crop producers. Due to the vertical
integration, smaller individualized companies will likely be irrelevant because their products won t
be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Consolidation already drives many farmers out of business and restricts many from even
entering the market. Although many farms in the US are small, most food produced and
consumed in the U.S. is produced by relatively very few farms. In 2012, a small 4 percent of
farms produced 66 percent of all our food. Combine that with large corporate control of food
manufacturing and it isn t hard so see that the many levels of the ag industry are being controlled
by large corporate entities which gives them lots of market power. Although most people only think
new and small time farmers will be heavily impacted by consolidation, even large farmers have to
focus on commodity crops because of these mega firms. The consolidation of more than the seed
industry within agriculturehas created these barriers to entry.... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Much higher than many young and aspiring farmers can afford, corporate farming is likely become
even more predominant than it currently is. The Bayer Monsanto combo will create substantial
vertical integration between seed traits, seeds, and crop chemicals. The result of vertical
integration will likely make seed prices even higher for farmers. The seed producers will make
package deals where you have to buy a specific seed with their patented chemical spray and etc.
This creates even less crop variability and choices for crop producers. Due to the vertical
integration, smaller individualized companies will likely be irrelevant because their products won t
be
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Pathophysiology Of Alcoholism And Addictive Disorders
1.Describe the pathophysiology of alcoholism and addictive disorders.
The pathophysiology of alcoholism begins after alcohol the ingestion of alcohol. It is absorbed and
unaltered through the stomach and intestines. Next it is distributed throughout the body through
the blood and absorbed by all tissues and fluids (Huether, 2012, p. 72). Furthermore, in the liver the
alcohol blood content is metabolized into acetaldehyde by the enzymes process of alcohol
dehydrogenase (ADH), the microsomal ethanol oxidizing system (MEOS), and catalase (Huether
McCance, 2012). Next, the metabolizing effects the central nervous system (CNS) and exhibits a
depressant action. It is first expressed in the subcortical structures of the brain. This has an effect of
disorientation of motor skills and intellect. With an increase in blood alcohol concentration, the
medullary centers become depressed and as a result affects respiration (Huether McCance, 2012). In
addition, the effects of alcoholism encourage hepatic and gastric changes. The hepatic effect is
caused by acetaldehyde, in which, induces inflammation, fatty deposits and enlargement of the liver
(Huether McCance, 2012).
2.Discuss the concept of tolerance to alcohol and the diagnostic criteria for alcohol/substance abuse.
Individual tolerance vary upon their ability to metabolize alcohol. Genetics has been proven to
influence the metabolic rate of alcohol in the liver. Furthermore, this affects the metabolism of
alcohol depending on
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1.Describe the pathophysiology of alcoholism and addictive disorders.
The pathophysiology of alcoholism begins after alcohol the ingestion of alcohol. It is absorbed and
unaltered through the stomach and intestines. Next it is distributed throughout the body through
the blood and absorbed by all tissues and fluids (Huether, 2012, p. 72). Furthermore, in the liver the
alcohol blood content is metabolized into acetaldehyde by the enzymes process of alcohol
dehydrogenase (ADH), the microsomal ethanol oxidizing system (MEOS), and catalase (Huether
McCance, 2012). Next, the metabolizing effects the central nervous system (CNS) and exhibits a
depressant action. It is first expressed in the subcortical structures of the brain. This has an effect of
disorientation of motor skills and intellect. With an increase in blood alcohol concentration, the
medullary centers become depressed and as a result affects respiration (Huether McCance, 2012). In
addition, the effects of alcoholism encourage hepatic and gastric changes. The hepatic effect is
caused by acetaldehyde, in which, induces inflammation, fatty deposits and enlargement of the liver
(Huether McCance, 2012).
2.Discuss the concept of tolerance to alcohol and the diagnostic criteria for alcohol/substance abuse.
Individual tolerance vary upon their ability to metabolize alcohol. Genetics has been proven to
influence the metabolic rate of alcohol in the liver. Furthermore, this affects the metabolism of
alcohol depending on
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How Homelessness Is A Condition That Negatively Affects A...
FRANCO 1
Cynthia Franco
Sociology 2
Fall 2016
On The Streets; Documentary Review
Homelessness is a condition that negatively affects a large number of people in our society, it is
an issue that is undesirable for the entire community. A homeless person is a human being without
permanent housing who may live on the streets; stay in a shelter, mission, single room occupancy
facilities, abandoned building or vehicle; or in any other unstable or non permanent situation. An
individual may be considered to be homeless if that person is doubled up, a term that refers to a
situation where individuals are unable to maintain their housing situation and are forced to stay
with a series of friends and/or extended family members. Those who are doubled up or couch
surfing are also considered homeless if their housing arrangement is for economic reasons and is
unstable to where a disagreement or other scenario could result in being asked to leave. In addition,
Homelessness is a problem for the general population, previously homeless individuals who are to
be released from a prison or a hospital may be considered homeless if they do not have a stable
housing to which they can return. There are groups of people who experience homelessness in
different ways, but all homelessness is characterized by extreme poverty coupled with a
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FRANCO 1
Cynthia Franco
Sociology 2
Fall 2016
On The Streets; Documentary Review
Homelessness is a condition that negatively affects a large number of people in our society, it is
an issue that is undesirable for the entire community. A homeless person is a human being without
permanent housing who may live on the streets; stay in a shelter, mission, single room occupancy
facilities, abandoned building or vehicle; or in any other unstable or non permanent situation. An
individual may be considered to be homeless if that person is doubled up, a term that refers to a
situation where individuals are unable to maintain their housing situation and are forced to stay
with a series of friends and/or extended family members. Those who are doubled up or couch
surfing are also considered homeless if their housing arrangement is for economic reasons and is
unstable to where a disagreement or other scenario could result in being asked to leave. In addition,
Homelessness is a problem for the general population, previously homeless individuals who are to
be released from a prison or a hospital may be considered homeless if they do not have a stable
housing to which they can return. There are groups of people who experience homelessness in
different ways, but all homelessness is characterized by extreme poverty coupled with a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Encno-Tarzana Community Program Essay
Development of the Encnio Tarzana Community Plan update involved a three year process
engaging numerous community stakeholder, advocacy and constituent groups, as well as on going
coordination with numerous City, County and neighboring Municipal agencies. With over 8
Community outreach meetings conducted and twice that number of agency and staff coordination
meetings, outreach regarding the Encino Tarzana Community Plan Update was both on going and
comprehensive.
As envisioned by the Department s Executive Management in 2016, at initiation of six year
community plan cycle, the outreach process was to involve a, more continuous feedback loop of
public input , from previous Community Plan Update outreach efforts and toward achieving ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Approximately 100 people were present throughout the evenings.
Encino and Tarzana Community Plan Update workshops: Two workshops were held to review and
participate in shaping land use recommendations affecting the neighborhoods. The workshops were
a vital component in the DCP s engagement with the community on the long range vision for the
management of growth and improvement of quality of life within the vibrant community in the
Southwest San Fernando Valley. Approximately 150 people signed in and attend at the workshops
throughout the evenings.
One generation Encino Farmers Market special event: The Encino Farmers Market offered the
opportunity for a public outreach to tactically reach to a more diverse stakeholders. The event
captured 101 survey responses by five City of Los Angeles planners. Out of the 101 surveys, 74
surveys were obtained from participants that either lived, worked, or attend a school in the
southwest valley community plan areas (38 in Encino Tarzana, 13 in Canoga Park Winnetka
Woodland Hills West Hills, 23 in Reseda Lake Balboa, and 26 San Fernando Valley).
Planning 101: A Planning 101 was hosted by the Department of City Planning (DCP) and
Councilmember Bob Blumenfield office for West Valley communities. The discussion
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Development of the Encnio Tarzana Community Plan update involved a three year process
engaging numerous community stakeholder, advocacy and constituent groups, as well as on going
coordination with numerous City, County and neighboring Municipal agencies. With over 8
Community outreach meetings conducted and twice that number of agency and staff coordination
meetings, outreach regarding the Encino Tarzana Community Plan Update was both on going and
comprehensive.
As envisioned by the Department s Executive Management in 2016, at initiation of six year
community plan cycle, the outreach process was to involve a, more continuous feedback loop of
public input , from previous Community Plan Update outreach efforts and toward achieving ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Approximately 100 people were present throughout the evenings.
Encino and Tarzana Community Plan Update workshops: Two workshops were held to review and
participate in shaping land use recommendations affecting the neighborhoods. The workshops were
a vital component in the DCP s engagement with the community on the long range vision for the
management of growth and improvement of quality of life within the vibrant community in the
Southwest San Fernando Valley. Approximately 150 people signed in and attend at the workshops
throughout the evenings.
One generation Encino Farmers Market special event: The Encino Farmers Market offered the
opportunity for a public outreach to tactically reach to a more diverse stakeholders. The event
captured 101 survey responses by five City of Los Angeles planners. Out of the 101 surveys, 74
surveys were obtained from participants that either lived, worked, or attend a school in the
southwest valley community plan areas (38 in Encino Tarzana, 13 in Canoga Park Winnetka
Woodland Hills West Hills, 23 in Reseda Lake Balboa, and 26 San Fernando Valley).
Planning 101: A Planning 101 was hosted by the Department of City Planning (DCP) and
Councilmember Bob Blumenfield office for West Valley communities. The discussion
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Essay about The Rising Cost of Fossil Fuels
Currently, Americans are becoming more aware of the changes to the environment that have
been taken place over the past 200 years. Storms are becoming stronger, seasons are being
coming harder to compare in the similarities of the past and the many aspects of different eco
structures are starting to die off with direct relations from use of burning fossil fuels. Americans
are also looking for new ways to save move. Over the past 30 years, rising cost of fuel as forced
many people to reconsider current and future financial plans. What type of vehicle to drive,
possible carpooling plans, even acceptance of new jobs based on the logistics of their current home
and as well as the finding of a new home based on current employment. With these... Show more
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Two highly competing possible replacement are solar energy for consumer household use Red
(2012) and hydrogen fuel cells for automotive applications Efficient Mileage (2009). These two
are held high due to the fact of its energy input vs output and its effect on the environment. Both
offer several different methods of energy farming and as well as performance its usage. When
we take a look at fossil fuels, there are many other drawbacks to its usage other than the fact it is
a depleting substance, there are also the environmental damages that result from the consumption
of fossil fuels. One byproduct of burning fossil fuels is the release of efficient gasses that creates
the greenhouse effect. In Bernard L Cohen s book The Nuclear Energy Option The greenhouse
effect is caused by molecules in the earth s atmosphere absorbing and reemitting infrared
radiation. The more fuel burned by fossil fuels causes more carbon dioxide (CO2) to be released
into the atmosphere which in turn allows for more radiation to be absorbed and redirected back
towards the earth. These changes to temperature cause our ice caps to melt, ocean temperatures to
rise and decreased agricultural output to be diminished. The outcome of these results affects the
countries people directly. According to Cohen (2012), when the ice caps
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Currently, Americans are becoming more aware of the changes to the environment that have
been taken place over the past 200 years. Storms are becoming stronger, seasons are being
coming harder to compare in the similarities of the past and the many aspects of different eco
structures are starting to die off with direct relations from use of burning fossil fuels. Americans
are also looking for new ways to save move. Over the past 30 years, rising cost of fuel as forced
many people to reconsider current and future financial plans. What type of vehicle to drive,
possible carpooling plans, even acceptance of new jobs based on the logistics of their current home
and as well as the finding of a new home based on current employment. With these... Show more
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Two highly competing possible replacement are solar energy for consumer household use Red
(2012) and hydrogen fuel cells for automotive applications Efficient Mileage (2009). These two
are held high due to the fact of its energy input vs output and its effect on the environment. Both
offer several different methods of energy farming and as well as performance its usage. When
we take a look at fossil fuels, there are many other drawbacks to its usage other than the fact it is
a depleting substance, there are also the environmental damages that result from the consumption
of fossil fuels. One byproduct of burning fossil fuels is the release of efficient gasses that creates
the greenhouse effect. In Bernard L Cohen s book The Nuclear Energy Option The greenhouse
effect is caused by molecules in the earth s atmosphere absorbing and reemitting infrared
radiation. The more fuel burned by fossil fuels causes more carbon dioxide (CO2) to be released
into the atmosphere which in turn allows for more radiation to be absorbed and redirected back
towards the earth. These changes to temperature cause our ice caps to melt, ocean temperatures to
rise and decreased agricultural output to be diminished. The outcome of these results affects the
countries people directly. According to Cohen (2012), when the ice caps
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Aphorism In Tuesdays With Morrie
Tuesdays With Morrie We all need teachers in our lives Mitch said that quote to Morrie. Saying
that we learn some from everybody. Morrie learns a lot before he dies because he thinks about
life more. Then Mitch was always there for him. To begin with, the first important aphorism that
Morrie is Once you learn how to die you learn how to live . He was saying if they knew they re
going to die they would think and live differently. In fact, Morrie said everyone knows they re
going to die he said again but nobody believes it. If we did, we would do things differently (125).
Also, Morrie teaches Mitch the truth about age and how he feels about it. He was saying that he
was every age and that he appropriate to be a wise old man. He
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Tuesdays With Morrie We all need teachers in our lives Mitch said that quote to Morrie. Saying
that we learn some from everybody. Morrie learns a lot before he dies because he thinks about
life more. Then Mitch was always there for him. To begin with, the first important aphorism that
Morrie is Once you learn how to die you learn how to live . He was saying if they knew they re
going to die they would think and live differently. In fact, Morrie said everyone knows they re
going to die he said again but nobody believes it. If we did, we would do things differently (125).
Also, Morrie teaches Mitch the truth about age and how he feels about it. He was saying that he
was every age and that he appropriate to be a wise old man. He
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Advantages Of Communism And Communism
For many years, countries all around the world have been long debated between Capitalism
(Democracy or Republic) and Communism. The cold war is a perfect example of this; we spent
approximately 50 years in terror to solve this global issue. We should emphasize on the one system
that will lead to bright future. We, as humans, living/working under government. So we should
make our political system without obstacles and well organized. This question assumed from the
fundamental argument. In this argument, there are two perspectives shown: yes, if more countries
agree to adopt communist principles, we live equally, and more suitably than Capitalism; and, no,
countries shouldn t have a communist policy because capitalism has more advantages than... Show
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Countries, which have the poor economy and a huge number of people who are poor then
communism is the best solution to get rid of. No one tried to work better than someone else
because everyone is paid at regular and has a job to do for their whole age. By making a united
world, countries should have communist principles to survive a separation between rich and poor.
Additionally, if the number of poor people would rapidly increase, then the rich people could not
afford to make their rebels stop, so a war would eventually happen. As I mentioned above, since
there is no division then there are no economic classes exist in a Communist economy, Communism
would be the best form of economics in a peaceful united world.
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For many years, countries all around the world have been long debated between Capitalism
(Democracy or Republic) and Communism. The cold war is a perfect example of this; we spent
approximately 50 years in terror to solve this global issue. We should emphasize on the one system
that will lead to bright future. We, as humans, living/working under government. So we should
make our political system without obstacles and well organized. This question assumed from the
fundamental argument. In this argument, there are two perspectives shown: yes, if more countries
agree to adopt communist principles, we live equally, and more suitably than Capitalism; and, no,
countries shouldn t have a communist policy because capitalism has more advantages than... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Countries, which have the poor economy and a huge number of people who are poor then
communism is the best solution to get rid of. No one tried to work better than someone else
because everyone is paid at regular and has a job to do for their whole age. By making a united
world, countries should have communist principles to survive a separation between rich and poor.
Additionally, if the number of poor people would rapidly increase, then the rich people could not
afford to make their rebels stop, so a war would eventually happen. As I mentioned above, since
there is no division then there are no economic classes exist in a Communist economy, Communism
would be the best form of economics in a peaceful united world.
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Hosea Research Paper
Did you know that the book in bible reveals the personality of the prophet? It explains to us that
we should carefully read the bible and think about it. I read a book about Hosea but it was from
Gomer s perspective view and it contains a little bit of fiction. After I read the book about Gomer
and Hosea, I started to be interested in Hosea and that s why I chose Hosea over any other
prophets. As I write about Hosea in this essay, I want to know about his relationship with others,
Gods plan for him, what he had done during his life time and other things as well. Hosea was the
first minor prophet. It does not mean that he is less important than other major prophets, but
because they have shorter books that s why it calls Minor Prophets. The book of Hosea shows
really well about Hosea s true personality so that we can define him very emotional, responsible to
his duty, loyal, and show unconditional love for his wife.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hosea ministered approximately 40 years of his life and talked about how God loves his nation
through Hosea s life even though Israelites betrayed their God. I will talk about it later in this
essay. Hosea was a son of Beeri. He was the husband of Gomer and father of two sons and one
daughter. Did you know the facts that God even gave some other signs to Israelites by naming
Hosea s children? God named Hosea and Gomer s children to give signs to Israelites. The first
son of Hosea name was zereel meaning that God s scatter and the second son name is Lo Ruhamah
which means not pitied. And last daughter name which is Lo Ammi meaning that not my people.
We can consider that God gave many signs to Israelites by using Hosea as
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Did you know that the book in bible reveals the personality of the prophet? It explains to us that
we should carefully read the bible and think about it. I read a book about Hosea but it was from
Gomer s perspective view and it contains a little bit of fiction. After I read the book about Gomer
and Hosea, I started to be interested in Hosea and that s why I chose Hosea over any other
prophets. As I write about Hosea in this essay, I want to know about his relationship with others,
Gods plan for him, what he had done during his life time and other things as well. Hosea was the
first minor prophet. It does not mean that he is less important than other major prophets, but
because they have shorter books that s why it calls Minor Prophets. The book of Hosea shows
really well about Hosea s true personality so that we can define him very emotional, responsible to
his duty, loyal, and show unconditional love for his wife.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hosea ministered approximately 40 years of his life and talked about how God loves his nation
through Hosea s life even though Israelites betrayed their God. I will talk about it later in this
essay. Hosea was a son of Beeri. He was the husband of Gomer and father of two sons and one
daughter. Did you know the facts that God even gave some other signs to Israelites by naming
Hosea s children? God named Hosea and Gomer s children to give signs to Israelites. The first
son of Hosea name was zereel meaning that God s scatter and the second son name is Lo Ruhamah
which means not pitied. And last daughter name which is Lo Ammi meaning that not my people.
We can consider that God gave many signs to Israelites by using Hosea as
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President Bush And The Declaration Of Independence
The resilience of the American people has been seen for decades, even before gaining our
independence from the British. Our nation as a whole is not easily deterred; there is no challenge
or obstacle too big for Americans to overcome. Over our whole existence as a country, that
statement has held true, no tragedy or rivalry has been able to damage that. Address to a Joint
Session of Congress and the American People by President Bush and The Declaration of
Independence by Thomas Jeffersonare examples of Americans overcoming trials and tribulations
to come together as a whole. In Address to a Joint Session of Congress and the American People
President Bush as our leader at the time was ready to defend our values established in the
Declaration of Independence . President Bush conveyed the values present in the declaration by
using his authority to levy war, restore tranquility, and bring justice to the American people, he
newly establishes the tolerance of our nation towards other religions and other views, however not
toward the destruction of our country, and the declaration is initially created for the freedom of
solely our country, in this speech he builds upon the declaration and appeals to the freedom of the
world.
During the time this speech was delivered by President Bush, fear was deeply embedded in our
nation after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, therefore President Bush related his speech to the Declaration
of Independence in order to strengthen our nation to
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The resilience of the American people has been seen for decades, even before gaining our
independence from the British. Our nation as a whole is not easily deterred; there is no challenge
or obstacle too big for Americans to overcome. Over our whole existence as a country, that
statement has held true, no tragedy or rivalry has been able to damage that. Address to a Joint
Session of Congress and the American People by President Bush and The Declaration of
Independence by Thomas Jeffersonare examples of Americans overcoming trials and tribulations
to come together as a whole. In Address to a Joint Session of Congress and the American People
President Bush as our leader at the time was ready to defend our values established in the
Declaration of Independence . President Bush conveyed the values present in the declaration by
using his authority to levy war, restore tranquility, and bring justice to the American people, he
newly establishes the tolerance of our nation towards other religions and other views, however not
toward the destruction of our country, and the declaration is initially created for the freedom of
solely our country, in this speech he builds upon the declaration and appeals to the freedom of the
world.
During the time this speech was delivered by President Bush, fear was deeply embedded in our
nation after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, therefore President Bush related his speech to the Declaration
of Independence in order to strengthen our nation to
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Oedipus The King Pride Essay
Man s Greatest Enemies Although Oedipus is an ideal leader who once saved the city of Thebes
from the monstrous Sphinx, his fatal flaws of anger and pride ultimately lead to his tragic
downfall. Oedipus s harsh temper leads him to make rash decisions and often causes him to show
disrespect to people. For example, Oedipusdisplays his quick temper when the blind prophet,
Tiresias, accuses him of murdering Laius, the former king of Thebes. Although Tiresias is
physically blind, he sees the truth, while Oedipus sees but is blind to the truth. Oedipus becomes
furious with the old man and begins to yell at him for this ghastly accusation. You miserable old
man! You d drive a stone to fury, Oedipus screams violently. He even goes as far as to describe
Tiresias as a night hatched thing. Oedipus truly is an ideal leader; however, this flaw aids in his...
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His more significant flaw, his pride, fuels his quick temper which leads to a greater dilemma for
the king. For instance, in the fourth episode as the shepherd from Corinth arrives, Oedipus shows
his pride when he takes advantage of the old man. Look, Elders, if I may play the prophet too, I d
say although I ve never met the man there s the herdsmen we ve been searching for, Oedipus
declares pompously. Seconds before the shepherd enters, Oedipus compares himself to a prophet
when he tells the elders his opinions about the man approaching. When the old man refuses to tell
Oedipus the truth, Oedipus threatens to hurt and even to kill the poor man, demonstrating Oedipus
s hubris fueling his temper. Perhaps the most significant example of his vanity occurs when the
messenger from Corinth delivers the news to Jocasta and Oedipus revealing the death of Oedipus s
father. Instead of mourning his father s death, Oedipus celebrates thinking that he broke the curse
and outwitted the gods since his
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Man s Greatest Enemies Although Oedipus is an ideal leader who once saved the city of Thebes
from the monstrous Sphinx, his fatal flaws of anger and pride ultimately lead to his tragic
downfall. Oedipus s harsh temper leads him to make rash decisions and often causes him to show
disrespect to people. For example, Oedipusdisplays his quick temper when the blind prophet,
Tiresias, accuses him of murdering Laius, the former king of Thebes. Although Tiresias is
physically blind, he sees the truth, while Oedipus sees but is blind to the truth. Oedipus becomes
furious with the old man and begins to yell at him for this ghastly accusation. You miserable old
man! You d drive a stone to fury, Oedipus screams violently. He even goes as far as to describe
Tiresias as a night hatched thing. Oedipus truly is an ideal leader; however, this flaw aids in his...
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His more significant flaw, his pride, fuels his quick temper which leads to a greater dilemma for
the king. For instance, in the fourth episode as the shepherd from Corinth arrives, Oedipus shows
his pride when he takes advantage of the old man. Look, Elders, if I may play the prophet too, I d
say although I ve never met the man there s the herdsmen we ve been searching for, Oedipus
declares pompously. Seconds before the shepherd enters, Oedipus compares himself to a prophet
when he tells the elders his opinions about the man approaching. When the old man refuses to tell
Oedipus the truth, Oedipus threatens to hurt and even to kill the poor man, demonstrating Oedipus
s hubris fueling his temper. Perhaps the most significant example of his vanity occurs when the
messenger from Corinth delivers the news to Jocasta and Oedipus revealing the death of Oedipus s
father. Instead of mourning his father s death, Oedipus celebrates thinking that he broke the curse
and outwitted the gods since his
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My Best Friend Essay
I was always scared. My heart would pound and I never prepared for the worse, yet it always
came to that. I was only a little girl, and I didn t deserve this at all, but I still let her walk all over
me. Everytime she said or did something that hurt me, I tried even harder to impress her with
different and exciting ways, instead of standing up for myself. This was my life around my best
friend, until recently. I m getting ahead of myself, so let me rewind a little bit. Around age three I
met this amazing girl. She was someone who I instantly became best friendswith. Someone who I
didn t have to try around because we didn t judge each other. Let s call this girl Erica. Erica and I
never separated for anything. We would hang out everyday after school and even danced together at
the same studio. I thoughtshe was someone who would stick with me forever growing up, but
unfortunately I was wrong. First of all, Erica and I grew up together and hung out ninety percent
of the time. I was so attached to this girl, that I couldn t see the true person she really was. And I
didn t realize till now that I didn t even love hanging out with her, I loved the fact that I had such
a cool and popular best friend. I was mostly unhappy hanging out with Erica, and I never knew
what kind of mood she would be in. Unfortunately, she would almost brainwash me into thinking
that I needed her, no matter what she did to me. After a while, I believed her and set aside my
feelings to help with hers.
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I was always scared. My heart would pound and I never prepared for the worse, yet it always
came to that. I was only a little girl, and I didn t deserve this at all, but I still let her walk all over
me. Everytime she said or did something that hurt me, I tried even harder to impress her with
different and exciting ways, instead of standing up for myself. This was my life around my best
friend, until recently. I m getting ahead of myself, so let me rewind a little bit. Around age three I
met this amazing girl. She was someone who I instantly became best friendswith. Someone who I
didn t have to try around because we didn t judge each other. Let s call this girl Erica. Erica and I
never separated for anything. We would hang out everyday after school and even danced together at
the same studio. I thoughtshe was someone who would stick with me forever growing up, but
unfortunately I was wrong. First of all, Erica and I grew up together and hung out ninety percent
of the time. I was so attached to this girl, that I couldn t see the true person she really was. And I
didn t realize till now that I didn t even love hanging out with her, I loved the fact that I had such
a cool and popular best friend. I was mostly unhappy hanging out with Erica, and I never knew
what kind of mood she would be in. Unfortunately, she would almost brainwash me into thinking
that I needed her, no matter what she did to me. After a while, I believed her and set aside my
feelings to help with hers.
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The Similarities Of Abraham Lincoln And Nathan Bedford...
There are going to be times when the nation needs someone to be a hero and lead them to a better
place. A hero does not necessarily have to have a supernatural power. The only thing that makes
heroes heroic is their brave soul and mind. Abraham Lincoln and Nathan Bedford Forrest are also
considered heroes in different ways. Nathan Bedford Forrestis a genius, a commander, and a
successful businessman. Lincoln is also another genius, a commander, and a man who ended
slavery. Both Abraham Lincolnand Nathan Bedford Forrest influenced people in different ways and
reasons.
Abraham Lincoln and Nathan Bedford Forrest walked on a different career path, but still
somewhat similar. They are a leader and also a role model for many people. Forrest was born in
a small town of Chapel Hill in Tennessee. He was born into a very poor family with no education.
All he learned when he was growing up as a child was hunting, tracking, and survival skills.
Lincoln on the other hand was not any better. He was born and raised in a log cabin and also
faced so many difficulties growing up. Lincoln s brother died when he was very young, his
mother also died from an illness, then his sister from a childbirth. Lincoln also suffered from
depression many times throughout his life. Yet, these two men are indeed very encouraging to the
people of America. Lincoln set his goal to change the country in a way anyone would have never
tried. He had his goal to end slavery and also took action against people
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There are going to be times when the nation needs someone to be a hero and lead them to a better
place. A hero does not necessarily have to have a supernatural power. The only thing that makes
heroes heroic is their brave soul and mind. Abraham Lincoln and Nathan Bedford Forrest are also
considered heroes in different ways. Nathan Bedford Forrestis a genius, a commander, and a
successful businessman. Lincoln is also another genius, a commander, and a man who ended
slavery. Both Abraham Lincolnand Nathan Bedford Forrest influenced people in different ways and
reasons.
Abraham Lincoln and Nathan Bedford Forrest walked on a different career path, but still
somewhat similar. They are a leader and also a role model for many people. Forrest was born in
a small town of Chapel Hill in Tennessee. He was born into a very poor family with no education.
All he learned when he was growing up as a child was hunting, tracking, and survival skills.
Lincoln on the other hand was not any better. He was born and raised in a log cabin and also
faced so many difficulties growing up. Lincoln s brother died when he was very young, his
mother also died from an illness, then his sister from a childbirth. Lincoln also suffered from
depression many times throughout his life. Yet, these two men are indeed very encouraging to the
people of America. Lincoln set his goal to change the country in a way anyone would have never
tried. He had his goal to end slavery and also took action against people
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Josef Mengele
Informational Outline Topic: Josef Mengele General Purpose: To inform Specific purpose: To
inform the audience about Josef Mengele, a doctor in Auschwitz and a psychological quandary.
Thesis: From his early life to his insane experiments, Josef Mengele is a perfect model of the
evils humans are capable of. I. Introduction a. Attention Getter: Josef Mengele, Angel of Death,
the man that ordered the death of around 1.6 million people. Men, women, old, or young, no one
was an exception. At the point of a finger they were sent to the gas chambers. Prisoners learned
quickly that he was someone whose orders were to be followed without argument. Names such as
Lord of Life and Death, Dr. Auschwitz and even God were commonly used by... Show more content
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From 1938 to 1939 Mengele spent six months with a specially trained mountain regiment in
Tyrol. 12. Then, in 1940 he served in the reserve medical corps 13. After this, he spent three
years with a Waffen SS unit leading to a wound causing him to be declared medically unfit for
combat 14. He earned four decorations for his service in the SS unit, including the Iron Cross
First Class and Second Class, which are medals awarded for bravery in battle as well as other
military contributions in a battlefield environment. III. Now that I ve discussed Mengele s life
prior to Auschwitz, I will tell you about his time spent there. f. Josef Mengele arrived in
Auschwitz unaware of the evils he would discover during his stay; however his quick
adjustment to the cruelty of Auschwitz is a sign of his ability to rationalize the irrational. viii.
Mengele had several reasons for wanting to come to Auschwitz. 15. The main reason for his
asking to be sent to Auschwitz was the many opportunities Auschwitz could provide for his
research. 16. All of his scientific works suggest his commitment to incorporate science into the
Nazi vision. 17. Dr. Mengele had the air of a man who took great satisfaction in his work and was
pleased with his calling. Wrote one inmate. 18. Mengele came to be a name feared by most living
in the camp; it was well known he was not someone to be crossed
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Informational Outline Topic: Josef Mengele General Purpose: To inform Specific purpose: To
inform the audience about Josef Mengele, a doctor in Auschwitz and a psychological quandary.
Thesis: From his early life to his insane experiments, Josef Mengele is a perfect model of the
evils humans are capable of. I. Introduction a. Attention Getter: Josef Mengele, Angel of Death,
the man that ordered the death of around 1.6 million people. Men, women, old, or young, no one
was an exception. At the point of a finger they were sent to the gas chambers. Prisoners learned
quickly that he was someone whose orders were to be followed without argument. Names such as
Lord of Life and Death, Dr. Auschwitz and even God were commonly used by... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
From 1938 to 1939 Mengele spent six months with a specially trained mountain regiment in
Tyrol. 12. Then, in 1940 he served in the reserve medical corps 13. After this, he spent three
years with a Waffen SS unit leading to a wound causing him to be declared medically unfit for
combat 14. He earned four decorations for his service in the SS unit, including the Iron Cross
First Class and Second Class, which are medals awarded for bravery in battle as well as other
military contributions in a battlefield environment. III. Now that I ve discussed Mengele s life
prior to Auschwitz, I will tell you about his time spent there. f. Josef Mengele arrived in
Auschwitz unaware of the evils he would discover during his stay; however his quick
adjustment to the cruelty of Auschwitz is a sign of his ability to rationalize the irrational. viii.
Mengele had several reasons for wanting to come to Auschwitz. 15. The main reason for his
asking to be sent to Auschwitz was the many opportunities Auschwitz could provide for his
research. 16. All of his scientific works suggest his commitment to incorporate science into the
Nazi vision. 17. Dr. Mengele had the air of a man who took great satisfaction in his work and was
pleased with his calling. Wrote one inmate. 18. Mengele came to be a name feared by most living
in the camp; it was well known he was not someone to be crossed
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Analysis Of Judith Lorber s Susan M. Gilbert And Susan...
When you scroll through a college course catalog, there are always literature classes like 19th
Century British Literature by Women, African American Literature, Queer Literature , etc.
Granted, there is value to teaching courses focuses around those segments of literature; however,
courses called Books by Straight White Men or American Male Literature almost never seem to
pop up. That s not to say those books aren t taught in the college classroom; they just don t need
to be labeled a certain way or qualified as a different category they are the standard, the baseline.
In the same way, we normally don t look at literature through a masculine lens unless we are
comparing it with feminist literature. Why do we see men as the prototype of an author? Why do we
utilize the term femaleauthor if we are talking about a woman, but just author if it s a man?
In Judith Lorber s essay, Susan M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar s essay The Madwoman in the Attic,
they claim The poet s pen is in some sense (even more than figuratively) a penis (Gilbert 4). Many
prominent female authors have spoken to the fact that males are seen at the supremes in the world
of femininity, including Virginia Woolf, Alice Walker, and Adrienne Rich. Their commentary
seems to point to a historical common sense of males being more skilled at creative work and the
male superiority to complex as white, male authors as the standard of authorship, with all other
works by women, by
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When you scroll through a college course catalog, there are always literature classes like 19th
Century British Literature by Women, African American Literature, Queer Literature , etc.
Granted, there is value to teaching courses focuses around those segments of literature; however,
courses called Books by Straight White Men or American Male Literature almost never seem to
pop up. That s not to say those books aren t taught in the college classroom; they just don t need
to be labeled a certain way or qualified as a different category they are the standard, the baseline.
In the same way, we normally don t look at literature through a masculine lens unless we are
comparing it with feminist literature. Why do we see men as the prototype of an author? Why do we
utilize the term femaleauthor if we are talking about a woman, but just author if it s a man?
In Judith Lorber s essay, Susan M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar s essay The Madwoman in the Attic,
they claim The poet s pen is in some sense (even more than figuratively) a penis (Gilbert 4). Many
prominent female authors have spoken to the fact that males are seen at the supremes in the world
of femininity, including Virginia Woolf, Alice Walker, and Adrienne Rich. Their commentary
seems to point to a historical common sense of males being more skilled at creative work and the
male superiority to complex as white, male authors as the standard of authorship, with all other
works by women, by
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Scientific Method and Steps in Scientific Inquiry
Scientific Method and Steps in Scientific Inquiry
Thomas J. Tophia Jr.
BSHS/435
May 26, 2016
Dr. Judith A. Geske
Scientific Method and Steps in Scientific Inquiry
This paper will define and describe the scientific method and the steps in scientific inquiry. This
paper will further explain what the steps are in the scientific method of inquiry or research process
and why each of these steps must be included to support the scientific method. Further the paper
will briefly discuss how the scientific method was applied in the article Faculty Beliefs, Perceptions,
and Level of Community Involvement in Their Research: A Survey at One Urban Academic
Institution . Lastly the paper will summarize how scientifically sound ... Show more content on
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The human service manager who understands the importance of sound scientific research can use
the data from research to assist them in providing adequate service that is evidenced based
References
Monette, D. R., Sullivan, T. J., DeJong, C. R. (2011). Applied social research: A tool for the human
services (8th ed.). Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole.
Goldberg freeman, C., Kass, N., Gielen, A., Tracey, P., Bates hopkins, B., Farfel, M. (2010). Faculty
beliefs, perceptions, and level of community involvement in their research: A survey at one urban
academic institution. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 5(4),
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Scientific Method and Steps in Scientific Inquiry
Thomas J. Tophia Jr.
BSHS/435
May 26, 2016
Dr. Judith A. Geske
Scientific Method and Steps in Scientific Inquiry
This paper will define and describe the scientific method and the steps in scientific inquiry. This
paper will further explain what the steps are in the scientific method of inquiry or research process
and why each of these steps must be included to support the scientific method. Further the paper
will briefly discuss how the scientific method was applied in the article Faculty Beliefs, Perceptions,
and Level of Community Involvement in Their Research: A Survey at One Urban Academic
Institution . Lastly the paper will summarize how scientifically sound ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The human service manager who understands the importance of sound scientific research can use
the data from research to assist them in providing adequate service that is evidenced based
References
Monette, D. R., Sullivan, T. J., DeJong, C. R. (2011). Applied social research: A tool for the human
services (8th ed.). Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole.
Goldberg freeman, C., Kass, N., Gielen, A., Tracey, P., Bates hopkins, B., Farfel, M. (2010). Faculty
beliefs, perceptions, and level of community involvement in their research: A survey at one urban
academic institution. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 5(4),
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Teaching Of Jesus Research Paper
I am going to choose an incident involving Jesus or a teaching of Jesus and demonstrate how it is
built upon Old Testament Covenant thinking and furthers that thinking to new situations. An
incident involving Jesus is the parable of the lost son, or the prodigal son. The prodigal son is
built upon Old Testament Covenant thinking (from Hosea 11) when Israel went away from God.
When Israel was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son. But the more they were
called, the more they went away from me. This event of Jesusdemonstrates how consequences lead
to return, and return leads to restoration. In today s situation, the principle behind this incident still
applies when you send your son/daughter to college, pay tuition and support him/her. You want
your kid to be successful and ready to go out in the real world after earning a college degree. Since
the prodigal son incident involving Jesus still applies... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When you send your son to college, you want him to do well and pass all his courses. You, as the
parent, will pay for his college tuition as long as he succeeds in whatever he is doing.
Furthermore, you send $1,200 to your son every month for food, clothing and things he desired.
However, your son is not doing well in all the classes he is in. He is out drinking with friends
and classmates almost every weekend. He stops attending class lectures, and more importantly, he
is not doing his homework, assignments and projects. And the news has spread to you, so you
stop sending him money and paying his college tuition. You want him, your son, to learn to return
to the right path and to you. Again, you let your son on his own so he will learn how to repent and
return to the correct path. When your son has repented to you, you will love him just like God
loved Israel when they have sinned against God. At the end, consequences lead to return and return
leads to
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I am going to choose an incident involving Jesus or a teaching of Jesus and demonstrate how it is
built upon Old Testament Covenant thinking and furthers that thinking to new situations. An
incident involving Jesus is the parable of the lost son, or the prodigal son. The prodigal son is
built upon Old Testament Covenant thinking (from Hosea 11) when Israel went away from God.
When Israel was a child, I loved him, and out of Egypt I called my son. But the more they were
called, the more they went away from me. This event of Jesusdemonstrates how consequences lead
to return, and return leads to restoration. In today s situation, the principle behind this incident still
applies when you send your son/daughter to college, pay tuition and support him/her. You want
your kid to be successful and ready to go out in the real world after earning a college degree. Since
the prodigal son incident involving Jesus still applies... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When you send your son to college, you want him to do well and pass all his courses. You, as the
parent, will pay for his college tuition as long as he succeeds in whatever he is doing.
Furthermore, you send $1,200 to your son every month for food, clothing and things he desired.
However, your son is not doing well in all the classes he is in. He is out drinking with friends
and classmates almost every weekend. He stops attending class lectures, and more importantly, he
is not doing his homework, assignments and projects. And the news has spread to you, so you
stop sending him money and paying his college tuition. You want him, your son, to learn to return
to the right path and to you. Again, you let your son on his own so he will learn how to repent and
return to the correct path. When your son has repented to you, you will love him just like God
loved Israel when they have sinned against God. At the end, consequences lead to return and return
leads to
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Sephardic Jewish Pirates and the Caribbean Connection
Leeba Freund
Mrs. Cohen
Jewish History
December 17, 2010
Sephardic Jewish Pirates the Caribbean Connection
If you plan on touring the island of Jamaica, you may be interested in visiting the oldest Jewish
cemetery, Hunt s Bay cemetery, near Kingston. Kingston has a Jewish community dating back to
the 1600s. What you will find in this cemetery may astonish you: typical Jewish gravestones with
a Hebrew inscription. But that is not the unusual part; in the corner of some gravestones, you ll see
carved pictures of skulls and crossbones. What are crossbones doing in a Jewish cemetery? What
is the connection between the Jews of Jamaica and Piracy? [pic] [pic] [pic] Hunt s Bay Cemetery ...
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Hence, the title Portugal in all the Spanish Colonies became synonymous with New Christians or
Marranos. Though the New World was under Spanish rule, the Crown turned a blind eye to the
secret Jewish communities sprouting up in every new colony. The Jews played it safe, changing
their names and feigning devotion to the Catholic religion, all the while building an economic
empire of international trade throughout South and Central America, the Caribbean Sea and
European waters of the Mediterranean.
SPAIN AS A WORLD POWER As Spanish conquistadors conquered and settled land after land in
the New World, jewelry from the natives and mines of silver and gold poured into the Spanish
treasury from the Incas. Sugar, coffee, bananas, tobacco and other profitable crops that thrived in
the warm climate of the Caribbean islands, Central America and South America, filled ship after
Spanish ship with an abundance of wealth from the new colonies. As Spain s treasury filled, other
European nations had their eyes on the golden mine of New World treasures. While the Spanish
conquistadors conquered land, plundered the natives and terrorized their women, the Marranos
dedicated themselves to settling the new lands and creating a safe world for them to live in. They
logged trees, set up plantations, worked the gold and silver mines and set up trade and shipping
routes from the
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Leeba Freund
Mrs. Cohen
Jewish History
December 17, 2010
Sephardic Jewish Pirates the Caribbean Connection
If you plan on touring the island of Jamaica, you may be interested in visiting the oldest Jewish
cemetery, Hunt s Bay cemetery, near Kingston. Kingston has a Jewish community dating back to
the 1600s. What you will find in this cemetery may astonish you: typical Jewish gravestones with
a Hebrew inscription. But that is not the unusual part; in the corner of some gravestones, you ll see
carved pictures of skulls and crossbones. What are crossbones doing in a Jewish cemetery? What
is the connection between the Jews of Jamaica and Piracy? [pic] [pic] [pic] Hunt s Bay Cemetery ...
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Hence, the title Portugal in all the Spanish Colonies became synonymous with New Christians or
Marranos. Though the New World was under Spanish rule, the Crown turned a blind eye to the
secret Jewish communities sprouting up in every new colony. The Jews played it safe, changing
their names and feigning devotion to the Catholic religion, all the while building an economic
empire of international trade throughout South and Central America, the Caribbean Sea and
European waters of the Mediterranean.
SPAIN AS A WORLD POWER As Spanish conquistadors conquered and settled land after land in
the New World, jewelry from the natives and mines of silver and gold poured into the Spanish
treasury from the Incas. Sugar, coffee, bananas, tobacco and other profitable crops that thrived in
the warm climate of the Caribbean islands, Central America and South America, filled ship after
Spanish ship with an abundance of wealth from the new colonies. As Spain s treasury filled, other
European nations had their eyes on the golden mine of New World treasures. While the Spanish
conquistadors conquered land, plundered the natives and terrorized their women, the Marranos
dedicated themselves to settling the new lands and creating a safe world for them to live in. They
logged trees, set up plantations, worked the gold and silver mines and set up trade and shipping
routes from the
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Leanna Archer
Good morning Miss French and class. Today I will be informing you all about the success story of
the young entrepreneur Leanna Archer.
Her years of becoming an entrepreneur all began at the age of 9 years in Central Slip, Long
island. She opened Leanna s Inc. and began bottling and selling her own hair remedy based on her
great grandmothers recipe to her family and friends. In an interview she clearly stated that she had
previously had no intentions of selling her hair products and gave them away for free. She then
later considered it after many questions as to what she used and later overwhelming requests. Her
hair products which include a range of hair cleansers, conditioners and treatments are all natural.
Her first sale was her aunt who had recently went to a therapy which resulted in hair loss. Leanna
then created a regrowth product which showed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2008 she launched the Leanna Archer education foundation and through the organization and
using her capital from sales, she provides three meals daily, education and shelter for two hundred
children in Haiti. She now dreams of building schools in Haiti, while providing a Safe learning
environment for over 150 students. By her caring nature and passion for helping we presume that
she has inherited the democratic style of leadership and values the opinions of her 8 employees
which include her parents and two brothers whom assist in bookkeeping, packaging, and product
testing. Leanna said that she did not invest much money in the marketing of her product but that it
rather sold through a lot media appearances, as well as word of mouth promotions. All the
ingredients for her products are from Haiti .She made use of the entrepreneurial tools such as
observation and market research. She started off with giving samples then investigated as to which
products were in demand and needed and thus resulted in her developing her
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Good morning Miss French and class. Today I will be informing you all about the success story of
the young entrepreneur Leanna Archer.
Her years of becoming an entrepreneur all began at the age of 9 years in Central Slip, Long
island. She opened Leanna s Inc. and began bottling and selling her own hair remedy based on her
great grandmothers recipe to her family and friends. In an interview she clearly stated that she had
previously had no intentions of selling her hair products and gave them away for free. She then
later considered it after many questions as to what she used and later overwhelming requests. Her
hair products which include a range of hair cleansers, conditioners and treatments are all natural.
Her first sale was her aunt who had recently went to a therapy which resulted in hair loss. Leanna
then created a regrowth product which showed ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 2008 she launched the Leanna Archer education foundation and through the organization and
using her capital from sales, she provides three meals daily, education and shelter for two hundred
children in Haiti. She now dreams of building schools in Haiti, while providing a Safe learning
environment for over 150 students. By her caring nature and passion for helping we presume that
she has inherited the democratic style of leadership and values the opinions of her 8 employees
which include her parents and two brothers whom assist in bookkeeping, packaging, and product
testing. Leanna said that she did not invest much money in the marketing of her product but that it
rather sold through a lot media appearances, as well as word of mouth promotions. All the
ingredients for her products are from Haiti .She made use of the entrepreneurial tools such as
observation and market research. She started off with giving samples then investigated as to which
products were in demand and needed and thus resulted in her developing her
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Care Delivery and Therapeutic Interventions Essay
The student has identified a need for service improvement by seeing accidental needle stick injuries
in the community. To demonstrate and have an understanding of the process that is involved the
student will create a service improvement plan that will reduce the number of needle stick injuries.
The student service plan is to introduce a Needle removal (see Appendix 1).
To implement change in a heath care setting, a PDSA concept will be used. Langley developed
the PDSA cycle to describe the importance s that the change and the developing of these crucial
changes which will hopefully help lead to the improvements (Langley et al., 2009) (see appendix
2) for details. The National Health Service use PDSA and will implement the necessary ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the planning stage it helps to lay out goals for what is intended to be improved. It will set out
what the needle cutters focus will be improvements for the service and safety. The planning
includes the contact with the suppliers of the needle cutters to make sure that the materials they use
will meet the goal of the community setting.
The Quality Improvement Program is reviewed and approved by the Medical Advisory Council
and the Board of Directors annually. The National Health Minister, Lord Darzi supports the
ideas of the changes to the NHS and he was also the lead in the review of the NHS in July 2007.
The report subsequently produced and outlined changes for the NHS in order for it to be fair,
personal, effective and safe for the public (BMJ, 2008)
The reviews were done locally by medical staff in each region of the UK, which had brought about
the development of the models of care in each region so that the NHS would be up to standard and
can meet the changing needs (Darzi,2008)
In order for the PDSA service Improvement to be applied there are a number of stages required
before it can be implemented. Langley states that at the planning stage the proposed service for
improvement will need to be thought out carefully (Wright, 2004)
Firstly a community nurse setting would be used to pilot the test to find out if these changes help
reduce needle stick injuries on a small scale. This will cause less disruption
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The student has identified a need for service improvement by seeing accidental needle stick injuries
in the community. To demonstrate and have an understanding of the process that is involved the
student will create a service improvement plan that will reduce the number of needle stick injuries.
The student service plan is to introduce a Needle removal (see Appendix 1).
To implement change in a heath care setting, a PDSA concept will be used. Langley developed
the PDSA cycle to describe the importance s that the change and the developing of these crucial
changes which will hopefully help lead to the improvements (Langley et al., 2009) (see appendix
2) for details. The National Health Service use PDSA and will implement the necessary ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the planning stage it helps to lay out goals for what is intended to be improved. It will set out
what the needle cutters focus will be improvements for the service and safety. The planning
includes the contact with the suppliers of the needle cutters to make sure that the materials they use
will meet the goal of the community setting.
The Quality Improvement Program is reviewed and approved by the Medical Advisory Council
and the Board of Directors annually. The National Health Minister, Lord Darzi supports the
ideas of the changes to the NHS and he was also the lead in the review of the NHS in July 2007.
The report subsequently produced and outlined changes for the NHS in order for it to be fair,
personal, effective and safe for the public (BMJ, 2008)
The reviews were done locally by medical staff in each region of the UK, which had brought about
the development of the models of care in each region so that the NHS would be up to standard and
can meet the changing needs (Darzi,2008)
In order for the PDSA service Improvement to be applied there are a number of stages required
before it can be implemented. Langley states that at the planning stage the proposed service for
improvement will need to be thought out carefully (Wright, 2004)
Firstly a community nurse setting would be used to pilot the test to find out if these changes help
reduce needle stick injuries on a small scale. This will cause less disruption
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Analysis Of Stone City By Grant Wood
Stone City by Grant Wood was created in 1930 by using oil on wood panel. This painting
illustrates a lot of visual elements and principles of design which are important components of an
artist s work. Visual elements and principles of design help draw the viewer s eyes to certain
aspects of the painting and they tell the story of what the artist is trying to convey. This analysis
will highlight the visual elements and principles of design that are present in Grant Wood s Stone
City. The use of lines in Stone City is one of the key visual elements in this painting. The artist used
many contour lines to define the boundaries between the trees and the valley, the river and the land,
and even the long roads from the hillsas it winds through the countryside. Wood also incorporated
a lot of implied lines into his artwork. The trees and bushes that line the hills create a line of sight
which draws the eye of the viewer to the house on the river, which is the focal point of this painting.
The lines all move in different directions and help the artist highlight different aspects of the
painting. Around the cityand in the foreground of the painting the artist uses a lot of horizontal
lines, which gives the town a calm sensation. As we move away from the city, we find a lot of
vertical lines which denote growth. We also find a lot of diagonal lines which imply action in the
painting. The diagonal lines are predominantly used by the artist in the creation of the roads and
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Stone City by Grant Wood was created in 1930 by using oil on wood panel. This painting
illustrates a lot of visual elements and principles of design which are important components of an
artist s work. Visual elements and principles of design help draw the viewer s eyes to certain
aspects of the painting and they tell the story of what the artist is trying to convey. This analysis
will highlight the visual elements and principles of design that are present in Grant Wood s Stone
City. The use of lines in Stone City is one of the key visual elements in this painting. The artist used
many contour lines to define the boundaries between the trees and the valley, the river and the land,
and even the long roads from the hillsas it winds through the countryside. Wood also incorporated
a lot of implied lines into his artwork. The trees and bushes that line the hills create a line of sight
which draws the eye of the viewer to the house on the river, which is the focal point of this painting.
The lines all move in different directions and help the artist highlight different aspects of the
painting. Around the cityand in the foreground of the painting the artist uses a lot of horizontal
lines, which gives the town a calm sensation. As we move away from the city, we find a lot of
vertical lines which denote growth. We also find a lot of diagonal lines which imply action in the
painting. The diagonal lines are predominantly used by the artist in the creation of the roads and
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Orthopedic Physical Assessment and Physical Therapy Essay
In physical therapy, patients come to the clinic with a long list of symptoms and a specific
mechanism of injury. It is the physical therapists job to take this information and form hypotheses
of what pathology may be affecting the patient. With the patient that has been presented in this case,
a full history shows a very good description of symptoms and what the patient remembers happening
when the injury occurred. With this history, an examination plan can be created in order to make
this examination process thorough, but efficient.
A hypothesis that can be made from the patient s report is that she is suffering from cervical
radiculopathy, or a nerve root lesion. Symptoms that describe cervical radiculopathy include: arm
pain in a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
375). That is why it is still important to perform red flag testing to keep the patient as safe as
possible. Red flag tests indicate if something potentially dangerous or life threatening is going on
with the patient. This will cause a physical therapy examination to stop and that patient may be
referred to their primary care physician for further care before physical therapy can proceed. These
tests include vertebral artery testing and cervical instability testing (Dutton, 2012). The vertebral
artery test rules out any blood supply being cut off to the brain (Magee, 2008, p. 150). In terms
of cervical instability testing, the transverse ligament and alar ligament tests should be done to
avoid any bones in the cervical spine moving out of place to damage the spinal cord (Magee,
2008, p. 180). When these two red flags are tested and found to be negative, the rest of the exam
can start. If they turn out to be positive, a referral back to the patient s primary care physician
should be made before any excursion of the cervical spine occurs. Active range of motion testing
with passive end feel testing should be done next. This will allow the physical therapist to observe
and feel the range of motion the patient is able to do. Also, the therapist will be able to note
motions that elicit pain and if radiating pain occurs. Next, muscle length testing will detect any
shortening due to the
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In physical therapy, patients come to the clinic with a long list of symptoms and a specific
mechanism of injury. It is the physical therapists job to take this information and form hypotheses
of what pathology may be affecting the patient. With the patient that has been presented in this case,
a full history shows a very good description of symptoms and what the patient remembers happening
when the injury occurred. With this history, an examination plan can be created in order to make
this examination process thorough, but efficient.
A hypothesis that can be made from the patient s report is that she is suffering from cervical
radiculopathy, or a nerve root lesion. Symptoms that describe cervical radiculopathy include: arm
pain in a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
375). That is why it is still important to perform red flag testing to keep the patient as safe as
possible. Red flag tests indicate if something potentially dangerous or life threatening is going on
with the patient. This will cause a physical therapy examination to stop and that patient may be
referred to their primary care physician for further care before physical therapy can proceed. These
tests include vertebral artery testing and cervical instability testing (Dutton, 2012). The vertebral
artery test rules out any blood supply being cut off to the brain (Magee, 2008, p. 150). In terms
of cervical instability testing, the transverse ligament and alar ligament tests should be done to
avoid any bones in the cervical spine moving out of place to damage the spinal cord (Magee,
2008, p. 180). When these two red flags are tested and found to be negative, the rest of the exam
can start. If they turn out to be positive, a referral back to the patient s primary care physician
should be made before any excursion of the cervical spine occurs. Active range of motion testing
with passive end feel testing should be done next. This will allow the physical therapist to observe
and feel the range of motion the patient is able to do. Also, the therapist will be able to note
motions that elicit pain and if radiating pain occurs. Next, muscle length testing will detect any
shortening due to the
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Why I Learned A Valuable Moral Lesson
Stepping into a new environment and being a part of a new group are always a little uneasy, and
most people will worry a transfer to a place where they only know a little acquaintance. However, I
am always confident to overcome the nervousness, use my experience to blend in with the new
campus environment, and make a valued contribution. Being confronted with the challenge of
living in the unfamiliar environment empowers my curiosity, emboldens my desire to succeed, and
strengthens my foundation of preservation and self discipline. Through my experiences, I have
learned a valuable moral lesson is that everything has a price. If we keep our goal consistently,
work hard, and do not give up when things are difficult; eventually, the payback is worth the effort.
My popularity is also highlighted by my compassion, my ethical principles of treating people with
respect, charity and fairness no matter what their circumstances are. In the healthcare environment,
I believe that respect is very crucial in improving the patient experience. The volunteer experience at
many hospitals and communities teaches me appreciate the life value, the importance of diversity of
the population, and understand more relationship between human with human. These values will
strongly strengthen social connections between people and contribute to friendliness and cohesion
on campus. Besides that, volunteering at places where sickness and disadvantage existed gives me
a sense of belonging to humanity and
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Stepping into a new environment and being a part of a new group are always a little uneasy, and
most people will worry a transfer to a place where they only know a little acquaintance. However, I
am always confident to overcome the nervousness, use my experience to blend in with the new
campus environment, and make a valued contribution. Being confronted with the challenge of
living in the unfamiliar environment empowers my curiosity, emboldens my desire to succeed, and
strengthens my foundation of preservation and self discipline. Through my experiences, I have
learned a valuable moral lesson is that everything has a price. If we keep our goal consistently,
work hard, and do not give up when things are difficult; eventually, the payback is worth the effort.
My popularity is also highlighted by my compassion, my ethical principles of treating people with
respect, charity and fairness no matter what their circumstances are. In the healthcare environment,
I believe that respect is very crucial in improving the patient experience. The volunteer experience at
many hospitals and communities teaches me appreciate the life value, the importance of diversity of
the population, and understand more relationship between human with human. These values will
strongly strengthen social connections between people and contribute to friendliness and cohesion
on campus. Besides that, volunteering at places where sickness and disadvantage existed gives me
a sense of belonging to humanity and
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Axillary Case Studies
Introduction
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide, comprising 16% of all female
cancers. And although breast cancer is thought to be a disease of the developed world, a majority
(69%) of all breast cancer deaths occurs in developing countries. (WHO, 2004)
Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in women worldwide, comprising 14.3% of all
female cancer mortalities. It is estimated that 480,000 women died in 2008 due to breast cancer.
(WHO, 2008)
Survival rates vary greatly worldwide, ranging from 80% or over in North America, Sweden and
Japan to around 60% in middle income countries and below 40% in low income countries.
(Coleman, et al., 2008)
In Egypt in 2008, the estimated breast cancer incidence was 12,621 ... Show more content on
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Krag and colleagues п¬ Ѓrst described the use of radioisotope alone for breast cancer in 1993, using
technetium 99m sulfur colloid and a hand held gamma probe. The sentinel node identiп¬ Ѓcation
rate was 98%, with a false negative rate of 11%. (Krag, et al., 1993) Giuliano and colleagues used
isosulfan blue dye as a single agent in SLNB for breast cancer with sentinel node identiп¬ Ѓcation
rates of 98%, without false negative nodes. The major disadvantage of isosulfan blue dye is the
risk of life threatening allergic and anaphylactic reactions (Giuliano, et al., 1994). On the other
hand Simmons and colleagues used Methylene blue with comparable results. (Simmons, et al.,
2003) Methylene blue is preferred by some authors because of its lower costs, and also because of
its lower risk of allergic reactions. (Newman Newman,
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Introduction
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide, comprising 16% of all female
cancers. And although breast cancer is thought to be a disease of the developed world, a majority
(69%) of all breast cancer deaths occurs in developing countries. (WHO, 2004)
Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in women worldwide, comprising 14.3% of all
female cancer mortalities. It is estimated that 480,000 women died in 2008 due to breast cancer.
(WHO, 2008)
Survival rates vary greatly worldwide, ranging from 80% or over in North America, Sweden and
Japan to around 60% in middle income countries and below 40% in low income countries.
(Coleman, et al., 2008)
In Egypt in 2008, the estimated breast cancer incidence was 12,621 ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Krag and colleagues п¬ Ѓrst described the use of radioisotope alone for breast cancer in 1993, using
technetium 99m sulfur colloid and a hand held gamma probe. The sentinel node identiп¬ Ѓcation
rate was 98%, with a false negative rate of 11%. (Krag, et al., 1993) Giuliano and colleagues used
isosulfan blue dye as a single agent in SLNB for breast cancer with sentinel node identiп¬ Ѓcation
rates of 98%, without false negative nodes. The major disadvantage of isosulfan blue dye is the
risk of life threatening allergic and anaphylactic reactions (Giuliano, et al., 1994). On the other
hand Simmons and colleagues used Methylene blue with comparable results. (Simmons, et al.,
2003) Methylene blue is preferred by some authors because of its lower costs, and also because of
its lower risk of allergic reactions. (Newman Newman,
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John Proctor s Excessive Pride In The Crucible By Arthur...
In The Crucible, both honor and excessive pride play a role in the portrayal of John Proctor
throughout the play. Pride is an attribute that makes someone feel like he or she is worth something
but when someone is excessively prideful, they are over confident and often conceited. Proctor s
excessive pride caused him avoid telling the truth in the story told by Arthur Miller in The Crucible.
Proctor was a proud man who seemed to set himself apart from the community of Salem,
Massachusetts. No one could have seen him as prideful, as John was a religious man, or so
everyone thought. His pride caused him to cover who he really was a man who struggled with sin.
Elizabeth Proctor, his wife, wanted him to admit his sins and put an end to Abigail Williams
scheme that had brought about a witch hunt but John Proctor does not come clean until Elizabeth is
among those accused and he feels guilt over his previous relationship with Abigail, the accuser.
John Proctor s pride put him into a painful situation that could have been avoided if he had been
honest from the beginning. If he had told the truth about Abigail before the accusations of
witchcraft began, he may have saved the lives of many innocent people. ... Show more content on
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He could not see that he needed to be honest about Abigail s accusations of witchcraft that
continued to grow. Proctor s pride brought him sorrow when his wife was accused but it was a
turning point to his decision to come clean about his adulterous affair with Abigail. He
confessed soon after her accusation, I have made a bell of my honor! I have rung the doom of
my good name...My wife is innocent, except she knew a whore when she saw one (Miller 49)!
At this point, John Proctor shows that he is honorable when he puts away his pride to defend his
innocent wife. As a last effort to preserve some degree of pride he refuses to sign a confession that
would forever taint his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In The Crucible, both honor and excessive pride play a role in the portrayal of John Proctor
throughout the play. Pride is an attribute that makes someone feel like he or she is worth something
but when someone is excessively prideful, they are over confident and often conceited. Proctor s
excessive pride caused him avoid telling the truth in the story told by Arthur Miller in The Crucible.
Proctor was a proud man who seemed to set himself apart from the community of Salem,
Massachusetts. No one could have seen him as prideful, as John was a religious man, or so
everyone thought. His pride caused him to cover who he really was a man who struggled with sin.
Elizabeth Proctor, his wife, wanted him to admit his sins and put an end to Abigail Williams
scheme that had brought about a witch hunt but John Proctor does not come clean until Elizabeth is
among those accused and he feels guilt over his previous relationship with Abigail, the accuser.
John Proctor s pride put him into a painful situation that could have been avoided if he had been
honest from the beginning. If he had told the truth about Abigail before the accusations of
witchcraft began, he may have saved the lives of many innocent people. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He could not see that he needed to be honest about Abigail s accusations of witchcraft that
continued to grow. Proctor s pride brought him sorrow when his wife was accused but it was a
turning point to his decision to come clean about his adulterous affair with Abigail. He
confessed soon after her accusation, I have made a bell of my honor! I have rung the doom of
my good name...My wife is innocent, except she knew a whore when she saw one (Miller 49)!
At this point, John Proctor shows that he is honorable when he puts away his pride to defend his
innocent wife. As a last effort to preserve some degree of pride he refuses to sign a confession that
would forever taint his
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The American Imperialism Essay
After the civil war, United States took a turn that led them to solidify as the world power. From the
late 1800s, as the US began to collect power through Cuba, Hawaii, and the Philippines, debate
arose among historians about American imperialism and its behavior. Historians such as William A.
Williams, Arthur Schlesinger, and Stephen Kinzer provides their own vision and how America
ought to be through ideas centered around economics, power, and racial superiority.
Economics becomes a large factor in the American imperialism; but more specifically that
expansion in foreign markets is a vital part in the growth of America. As historian Charles Beard
puts it, [it] is indispensable to the prosperity of American business. Modern diplomacy is ... Show
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Besides, it was all very necessary after the depression of the 1890s; people sought to find a route
for recovery and ...strong majority agreed that foreign policy could and should play an important
if not crucial part... in forestalling future difficulties... explained the depression and social unrest
as the result of not having enough markets for their specific product... an outlet for surplus stocks
becomes an imperative necessity (Williams 30). This engendered the Open Door Policy which
was in fact a brilliant strategic stroke which led to the gradual extension of American economic
and political power throughout the world (Williams 45 6). But not all historians agreed with
Williams for Schlesinger attacks Williams concerning his ideas on the Open Door Policy. [T]his
zeal for foreign trade and for territorial expansion predated the general agricultural surplus....[A]fter
the Civil War, the passion to promote trade and exports subsided, instead of intensifying as it
should have done according to the Open Door thesis (Schlesinger 132). He satirically criticizes
Williams economic reasoning by saying, vast new markets in the solar system (Schlesinger 149)
and furthermore, firmly states the American empire was produced not by the economic system...but
by the political
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After the civil war, United States took a turn that led them to solidify as the world power. From the
late 1800s, as the US began to collect power through Cuba, Hawaii, and the Philippines, debate
arose among historians about American imperialism and its behavior. Historians such as William A.
Williams, Arthur Schlesinger, and Stephen Kinzer provides their own vision and how America
ought to be through ideas centered around economics, power, and racial superiority.
Economics becomes a large factor in the American imperialism; but more specifically that
expansion in foreign markets is a vital part in the growth of America. As historian Charles Beard
puts it, [it] is indispensable to the prosperity of American business. Modern diplomacy is ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Besides, it was all very necessary after the depression of the 1890s; people sought to find a route
for recovery and ...strong majority agreed that foreign policy could and should play an important
if not crucial part... in forestalling future difficulties... explained the depression and social unrest
as the result of not having enough markets for their specific product... an outlet for surplus stocks
becomes an imperative necessity (Williams 30). This engendered the Open Door Policy which
was in fact a brilliant strategic stroke which led to the gradual extension of American economic
and political power throughout the world (Williams 45 6). But not all historians agreed with
Williams for Schlesinger attacks Williams concerning his ideas on the Open Door Policy. [T]his
zeal for foreign trade and for territorial expansion predated the general agricultural surplus....[A]fter
the Civil War, the passion to promote trade and exports subsided, instead of intensifying as it
should have done according to the Open Door thesis (Schlesinger 132). He satirically criticizes
Williams economic reasoning by saying, vast new markets in the solar system (Schlesinger 149)
and furthermore, firmly states the American empire was produced not by the economic system...but
by the political
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Stability In Any Family Is Important However, Building
Stability in any family is important however, building and maintaining stability in a blended family
is much harder due to the many variables a blended family faces. We will explore some of these
challenges and the results of them.
Living arrangements
Living arrangements can be one of the most challenging things for a blended/step family. There is
the need for everyone to feel that they have their own space when needed to just escape, while also
having a sense of inclusion for all the family members. The hardest thing here is when children go
for visitation to the other parent s home is to ensure that they have what they need for the visitation
and making sure those items are returned home. This can often lead to implications between ...
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None of the data came from the other household. As a blended family, this is something that could
make capturing data tough. There are too many inconsistencies from each households and parenting
styles. (Heintz Martin, V., Entleitner Phleps, C., Langmeyer, A. N, 2015)
Study findings consisted of the difficulty of getting fathers to really participate in a family unit
let alone a stepfather. For this reason alone, it is common for the children to be a bit distance
from the stepfather. Were stepmothers being generally more involved in the day to day
happenings. (Heintz Martin, V., Entleitner Phleps, C., Langmeyer, A. N, 2015) This is something
that is very present within my own blended family. Though my husband and I have custody of all
five of our children and we have lived together for over ten years, my husband is much more
distant from my daughter than I am with his children. His children tend to find me as a go to
person when they feel they can t go to either of their own parents. At the end of the day everyone
must do their part to make a family unit function. Each person must fulfill their role so that all the
puzzle pieces fit together.
Single Parent Household The single parent household also provides an instability for the child(ren).
(Juby, Heather, CГ©line Le Bourdais, and Nicole Marcil Gratton, 2001) Often the single parent
must work long hours, multiple jobs
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Stability in any family is important however, building and maintaining stability in a blended family
is much harder due to the many variables a blended family faces. We will explore some of these
challenges and the results of them.
Living arrangements
Living arrangements can be one of the most challenging things for a blended/step family. There is
the need for everyone to feel that they have their own space when needed to just escape, while also
having a sense of inclusion for all the family members. The hardest thing here is when children go
for visitation to the other parent s home is to ensure that they have what they need for the visitation
and making sure those items are returned home. This can often lead to implications between ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
None of the data came from the other household. As a blended family, this is something that could
make capturing data tough. There are too many inconsistencies from each households and parenting
styles. (Heintz Martin, V., Entleitner Phleps, C., Langmeyer, A. N, 2015)
Study findings consisted of the difficulty of getting fathers to really participate in a family unit
let alone a stepfather. For this reason alone, it is common for the children to be a bit distance
from the stepfather. Were stepmothers being generally more involved in the day to day
happenings. (Heintz Martin, V., Entleitner Phleps, C., Langmeyer, A. N, 2015) This is something
that is very present within my own blended family. Though my husband and I have custody of all
five of our children and we have lived together for over ten years, my husband is much more
distant from my daughter than I am with his children. His children tend to find me as a go to
person when they feel they can t go to either of their own parents. At the end of the day everyone
must do their part to make a family unit function. Each person must fulfill their role so that all the
puzzle pieces fit together.
Single Parent Household The single parent household also provides an instability for the child(ren).
(Juby, Heather, CГ©line Le Bourdais, and Nicole Marcil Gratton, 2001) Often the single parent
must work long hours, multiple jobs
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Taking a Look at Pop culture
Pop Culture A variety of different genres make up what we read, listen to and watch in society.
Each theme tells a different aspect of how a book is being told. These personal thought come
through an individual s style of how they write. Their writings reflect off of what the theme is
based on. Themes are categorized by different subjects in the world. Each theme tends to reflect off
their society and how history was made. Pop cultureis a big theme that many people read about.
This is a culture that describes the taste and lifestyle of the majority of people around the world.
Pop culture changes as generations are... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The history of sports has brought greater impacts to the love of the games. They have been
changed by the way play through generations. Jay Weiner wrote How to take back sports and the
essay reflects off the significant of sports in our past. He talks about how sports in the past
represent a piece in our history. It symbolizes how sports have grown as an entertainment in our
society. Without sports in our lives there would be a huge hole in our history. People do not
realize some of the greatest athletes were the reason why conflicts around the world became
solved between different people. It set up success in different aspects of politics. One good
example that can relate to this subject is the famous baseball player Jackie Robinson. Being the
only African American in the major leagues at the time set him up to be a role model to other
black athletes. His success taught how discrimination against blacks was not tolerated.
According to Weiner, he made his point when he gathered a variety of black athletes and
symbolized them as a figure in society for what they have accomplished. Sports have impacted
our whole with a positive respect. Most would not be where they are right now if it wasn t for
sports. Kids in our generation love to play with toys as if the toys are a part of a real family. But it
is often that most kids think that their stuffed animals are actually real people. Technology and the
way toys are made make kids think that these
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Pop Culture A variety of different genres make up what we read, listen to and watch in society.
Each theme tells a different aspect of how a book is being told. These personal thought come
through an individual s style of how they write. Their writings reflect off of what the theme is
based on. Themes are categorized by different subjects in the world. Each theme tends to reflect off
their society and how history was made. Pop cultureis a big theme that many people read about.
This is a culture that describes the taste and lifestyle of the majority of people around the world.
Pop culture changes as generations are... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The history of sports has brought greater impacts to the love of the games. They have been
changed by the way play through generations. Jay Weiner wrote How to take back sports and the
essay reflects off the significant of sports in our past. He talks about how sports in the past
represent a piece in our history. It symbolizes how sports have grown as an entertainment in our
society. Without sports in our lives there would be a huge hole in our history. People do not
realize some of the greatest athletes were the reason why conflicts around the world became
solved between different people. It set up success in different aspects of politics. One good
example that can relate to this subject is the famous baseball player Jackie Robinson. Being the
only African American in the major leagues at the time set him up to be a role model to other
black athletes. His success taught how discrimination against blacks was not tolerated.
According to Weiner, he made his point when he gathered a variety of black athletes and
symbolized them as a figure in society for what they have accomplished. Sports have impacted
our whole with a positive respect. Most would not be where they are right now if it wasn t for
sports. Kids in our generation love to play with toys as if the toys are a part of a real family. But it
is often that most kids think that their stuffed animals are actually real people. Technology and the
way toys are made make kids think that these
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Analysis Of David Carter s Stonewall
Arrangement The preface of David Carter s Stonewall consists of a title page, a copyright page, a
dedications page, a prologue, a table of contents, a map of Greenwich Village, and a quote by Oscar
Wilde. The main text is split into three parts, with each part containing individual chapters.
Following the text is an author s note, acknowledgments, reference notes, photograph credits, a
bibliography, and an index.
Contents Overview
The first part of Stonewall, titled Setting the Stage, does just as the name implies. Introducing the
reader to the life of the LGBT+ citizens of mid 20th century New York, Carter at first focuses on
Greenwich Village the section of New York City that the Stonewall Inn was established starting off
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People in countries all over the world are fighting for LGBTQ+ rights, and it is important to honor
and remember what sparked the riot that started the gay rights movement off running. Stonewall is
a detailed and complete explanation of how and why things boiled over to begin the United State s
battle for LGBTQ+ rights, making it an optimal contender on the list of things to use to expand one
s knowledge and respect for the community and it s history.
Audience: Carter s general intended audience is the entirety of both the LGBTQ+ community and
their trusted allies. More specifically, he targets those who want to be educated on, and celebrate,
the place and the people that were involved in, as Carter himself phrases it, the dawn of the LGBT
movement.
Purpose: David Carter wrote Stonewall to function as a complete analyzation of the riots of 1969.
He wanted to create a reliable source of education over the what,when, where, why, how? of
Stonewall. To support this, Carter states in his prologue, how these various strands [of homophobic
events] eventually came together to create a turning point for the gay rights movement is the
subject of this history (2).
Style/tone: Yes, Stonewall is a historical text, but subtle wording and hints, for example, the way
Carter says tremendous gains made for [the community] rather than a less complimentary phrase,
make it clear that Carter intended to appeal to the LGBT side of his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Arrangement The preface of David Carter s Stonewall consists of a title page, a copyright page, a
dedications page, a prologue, a table of contents, a map of Greenwich Village, and a quote by Oscar
Wilde. The main text is split into three parts, with each part containing individual chapters.
Following the text is an author s note, acknowledgments, reference notes, photograph credits, a
bibliography, and an index.
Contents Overview
The first part of Stonewall, titled Setting the Stage, does just as the name implies. Introducing the
reader to the life of the LGBT+ citizens of mid 20th century New York, Carter at first focuses on
Greenwich Village the section of New York City that the Stonewall Inn was established starting off
by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
People in countries all over the world are fighting for LGBTQ+ rights, and it is important to honor
and remember what sparked the riot that started the gay rights movement off running. Stonewall is
a detailed and complete explanation of how and why things boiled over to begin the United State s
battle for LGBTQ+ rights, making it an optimal contender on the list of things to use to expand one
s knowledge and respect for the community and it s history.
Audience: Carter s general intended audience is the entirety of both the LGBTQ+ community and
their trusted allies. More specifically, he targets those who want to be educated on, and celebrate,
the place and the people that were involved in, as Carter himself phrases it, the dawn of the LGBT
movement.
Purpose: David Carter wrote Stonewall to function as a complete analyzation of the riots of 1969.
He wanted to create a reliable source of education over the what,when, where, why, how? of
Stonewall. To support this, Carter states in his prologue, how these various strands [of homophobic
events] eventually came together to create a turning point for the gay rights movement is the
subject of this history (2).
Style/tone: Yes, Stonewall is a historical text, but subtle wording and hints, for example, the way
Carter says tremendous gains made for [the community] rather than a less complimentary phrase,
make it clear that Carter intended to appeal to the LGBT side of his
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Making English As The Official Language In The United States
I. Introduction:
Language is profound for the development of a country, without language there would not be a
form of communication between the the citizens. Even as a child, having to learn a particular
language helps by being able to express their needs and having the elders understand them. In the
case of the United States, this country is known to be the home of diversity. Its diversity has led it
to be named The Melting Pot. Making English the official language has been difficult to implement.
Proving that having one official language is the best option for everyone is the hardest part, but the
most eye opening. Nevertheless, having an official language will facilitate the meltingof different
culture to create a common culture. This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Children will not understand their parents alongs, on the other hand the parents would not
understand them either. This will be the main problem. Another problem will be that those student
or persons that have difficulty adapting to English will be put under pressure to lear the language
and might end up being outcasted by society.
VII. English Only
Reality is that none of what they say can be proven to be correct. Having an official language
instead of hurting our society it will aided. Equality will be easier to achieve if we all adapt to on
base form of communication. Other languages will not be prohibited, it will just be
Jimenez 9 the form of interaction between everyone. Persons can continue using their languages
with their loved ones. English as an official language will end inequality in schools, will facilitate
communications nationally and internationally, and will create more knowledgeable individuals.
One of the requirements will be, That all nativeborn
American citizens read, write, and speak
English well, this does not imply racial inequality
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I. Introduction:
Language is profound for the development of a country, without language there would not be a
form of communication between the the citizens. Even as a child, having to learn a particular
language helps by being able to express their needs and having the elders understand them. In the
case of the United States, this country is known to be the home of diversity. Its diversity has led it
to be named The Melting Pot. Making English the official language has been difficult to implement.
Proving that having one official language is the best option for everyone is the hardest part, but the
most eye opening. Nevertheless, having an official language will facilitate the meltingof different
culture to create a common culture. This ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Children will not understand their parents alongs, on the other hand the parents would not
understand them either. This will be the main problem. Another problem will be that those student
or persons that have difficulty adapting to English will be put under pressure to lear the language
and might end up being outcasted by society.
VII. English Only
Reality is that none of what they say can be proven to be correct. Having an official language
instead of hurting our society it will aided. Equality will be easier to achieve if we all adapt to on
base form of communication. Other languages will not be prohibited, it will just be
Jimenez 9 the form of interaction between everyone. Persons can continue using their languages
with their loved ones. English as an official language will end inequality in schools, will facilitate
communications nationally and internationally, and will create more knowledgeable individuals.
One of the requirements will be, That all nativeborn
American citizens read, write, and speak
English well, this does not imply racial inequality
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Casey Anthony
Introduction
The idea of free is opposed by that of determinism which, in simplest form, holds that every event
has a cause. Id determinism is correct, then nothing happen that is not caused to happen by some
other event, condition, or set of events and/or conditions and this includes every thought and
feeling we have, every choice we make, and every action we take. The logic of this idea is, for
many people, less of a problem than its moral and legal implications. Not only does free will
become limited (if not eliminated) under determinism, so too does moral responsibility or
culpability (Ethics, Crime, and Criminal Justice). Casey Anthony was free found not guilty when in
reality there are evidence that she killed her daughter, Caylee. ... Show more content on
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Expert witnesses testified that Casey Anthony did Internet searches for chloroform and how to
make cloroform on a desktop computer at her parents home when both of her parents were at
work. According to the Caylee Marie Anthony Case, An expert witness from Oak Ridge
National Laboratory told jurors he found shockingly high levels of chloroform in the trunk of
Casey Anthony s car as her trial moved into the third week of testimony. Dr. Arpad Vass also
said could find no other plausible explanation for other chemicals he found on carpet in the trunk
except the presence of a dead body (Montaldo, Charles). Casey paid to protect her story so the
Federal Bankruptcy Judge signed off on a deal that will allow Casey Anthony to pay the
bankruptcy trustee $25,000 in exchange for not having to sell her life story to pay her debts and
not only that she lied to the investigators numerous of times. Anthony told investigators that a
nanny named Zenaida Gonzales had kidnapped Caylee. On June 23, 2011, The state of Florida s
circumstantial case against Casey Anthony for the death of her daughter Caylee took two stunning
blows when the defendant s mother testified that she used the family computer to search for
chloroform and the stain in the trunk of the Pontiac Sunfire was there when the car was purchased
in 2000. The evidence goes on and on and it doesn t add
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Introduction
The idea of free is opposed by that of determinism which, in simplest form, holds that every event
has a cause. Id determinism is correct, then nothing happen that is not caused to happen by some
other event, condition, or set of events and/or conditions and this includes every thought and
feeling we have, every choice we make, and every action we take. The logic of this idea is, for
many people, less of a problem than its moral and legal implications. Not only does free will
become limited (if not eliminated) under determinism, so too does moral responsibility or
culpability (Ethics, Crime, and Criminal Justice). Casey Anthony was free found not guilty when in
reality there are evidence that she killed her daughter, Caylee. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Expert witnesses testified that Casey Anthony did Internet searches for chloroform and how to
make cloroform on a desktop computer at her parents home when both of her parents were at
work. According to the Caylee Marie Anthony Case, An expert witness from Oak Ridge
National Laboratory told jurors he found shockingly high levels of chloroform in the trunk of
Casey Anthony s car as her trial moved into the third week of testimony. Dr. Arpad Vass also
said could find no other plausible explanation for other chemicals he found on carpet in the trunk
except the presence of a dead body (Montaldo, Charles). Casey paid to protect her story so the
Federal Bankruptcy Judge signed off on a deal that will allow Casey Anthony to pay the
bankruptcy trustee $25,000 in exchange for not having to sell her life story to pay her debts and
not only that she lied to the investigators numerous of times. Anthony told investigators that a
nanny named Zenaida Gonzales had kidnapped Caylee. On June 23, 2011, The state of Florida s
circumstantial case against Casey Anthony for the death of her daughter Caylee took two stunning
blows when the defendant s mother testified that she used the family computer to search for
chloroform and the stain in the trunk of the Pontiac Sunfire was there when the car was purchased
in 2000. The evidence goes on and on and it doesn t add
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The Scenerio of Music Industry in Bangladesh
Bangladesh is traditionally very rich in its musical heritage. From the ancient times, music
documented the lives of the people and was widely patronized by the rulers. Bangla music is
well known for it s own forms and styles of music like Rabindra Shangit,Nazrul
Shangit,folk(which includes Palli giti,Lalon Shangit,Moromi,Vatiali,Bhandari,Vawaiya,Gajir
Geet,Gombhira,Jatra gaan,Pala gaan,kobi gaan etc),Baul Shangit etc. Earliar these forms of
music were popular to the people from all sphares of life. But popular forms of music like
folk,Rabindra Shangit,Nazrul Shangit etc are loosing popularity and also loosing quality listeners
day by day as most of us do not get the chance to know or learn this forms of music. Still there is a
group of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Artists like Azam Khan,Firoz Shai(deceased),Fakir Alamgir,Happy Akand(deceased),Kumar
Biswajit,Andrue Kishore are still famous to a huge number of audience for their creative style of
singing and unique compositions. Pop And Fusion: Artists like Habib,Balam,Fuad,Tahsan,Mila etc
have created some mixed melodies which have attracted a large number of listeners. They
introduced another form of music which can be called fusion .It is another genre of western music
and it has gained a huge popularity.This songs are mainly pop based. This genre has mainly grown
up with the use of technology which is not acceptable to many artists and listeners.Still they are
producing some great tunes which are leading their way smoothly.Some of these artists have
successfully released the mixed versions of some famous folk songs and created a great fusion
which helped them obtain a huge support from their audience. They are the most successful artists
of music entertainment today. Rock Music: Rock music
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bangladesh is traditionally very rich in its musical heritage. From the ancient times, music
documented the lives of the people and was widely patronized by the rulers. Bangla music is
well known for it s own forms and styles of music like Rabindra Shangit,Nazrul
Shangit,folk(which includes Palli giti,Lalon Shangit,Moromi,Vatiali,Bhandari,Vawaiya,Gajir
Geet,Gombhira,Jatra gaan,Pala gaan,kobi gaan etc),Baul Shangit etc. Earliar these forms of
music were popular to the people from all sphares of life. But popular forms of music like
folk,Rabindra Shangit,Nazrul Shangit etc are loosing popularity and also loosing quality listeners
day by day as most of us do not get the chance to know or learn this forms of music. Still there is a
group of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Artists like Azam Khan,Firoz Shai(deceased),Fakir Alamgir,Happy Akand(deceased),Kumar
Biswajit,Andrue Kishore are still famous to a huge number of audience for their creative style of
singing and unique compositions. Pop And Fusion: Artists like Habib,Balam,Fuad,Tahsan,Mila etc
have created some mixed melodies which have attracted a large number of listeners. They
introduced another form of music which can be called fusion .It is another genre of western music
and it has gained a huge popularity.This songs are mainly pop based. This genre has mainly grown
up with the use of technology which is not acceptable to many artists and listeners.Still they are
producing some great tunes which are leading their way smoothly.Some of these artists have
successfully released the mixed versions of some famous folk songs and created a great fusion
which helped them obtain a huge support from their audience. They are the most successful artists
of music entertainment today. Rock Music: Rock music
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Woman Warrior Essay
A Warrior s Triumph
The Woman Warrior by Maxine Hong Kingston presents the story of a girl trapped between the
cultures of her surrounding environment and that which her mother and family have forced upon
her. Knowing only the Chinese way of life, this girl s mother attempts to familiarize her daughter,
whom is also the narrator, with the history of their family. The mother shares this heritage through
the use of stories in hopes the narrator will be prepared for her ultimate return to China, which is a
life completely foreign to her own. Through these stories and the strong influence of the
surrounding American culture, the narrator s life and imagination spin off in a new direction. She
is confronted by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These expectations increased when she was in the presence of great power, [her] mother talking
story (20). In one particular situation, the narrator recalls her mother singing about Fa Mu Lan, the
woman warrior. Although her mother expected her daughter to become a wife or a slave, the
narrator had a different idea; she would grow up a woman warrior (20). As a young girl, she said
that she couldn t tell where the stories left off and the dreams began (19). This is the case in
White Tigers. The narrator s dream state takes readers into the mind of a girl who attempts to
please her mother and entire family by becoming a woman warrior. This is possibly an attempt to
subside much of the harsh ridicule she receives from her mother due to cultural differences.
Although this is a key factor in her early childhood, she learns to block out these criticisms as she
grows older.
There is significant evidence of this growing maturity in Shaman. In the beginning of the chapter,
the reader can find an increased pressure placed on the narrator while hearing about her mother s
bravery and intelligence at medical school. This story added on to those her mother told about
World War II fighter planes, which terrified the narrator for many years. Also, as a young girl, her
mother would refer to America as being quot;full of machines and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Warrior s Triumph
The Woman Warrior by Maxine Hong Kingston presents the story of a girl trapped between the
cultures of her surrounding environment and that which her mother and family have forced upon
her. Knowing only the Chinese way of life, this girl s mother attempts to familiarize her daughter,
whom is also the narrator, with the history of their family. The mother shares this heritage through
the use of stories in hopes the narrator will be prepared for her ultimate return to China, which is a
life completely foreign to her own. Through these stories and the strong influence of the
surrounding American culture, the narrator s life and imagination spin off in a new direction. She
is confronted by ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These expectations increased when she was in the presence of great power, [her] mother talking
story (20). In one particular situation, the narrator recalls her mother singing about Fa Mu Lan, the
woman warrior. Although her mother expected her daughter to become a wife or a slave, the
narrator had a different idea; she would grow up a woman warrior (20). As a young girl, she said
that she couldn t tell where the stories left off and the dreams began (19). This is the case in
White Tigers. The narrator s dream state takes readers into the mind of a girl who attempts to
please her mother and entire family by becoming a woman warrior. This is possibly an attempt to
subside much of the harsh ridicule she receives from her mother due to cultural differences.
Although this is a key factor in her early childhood, she learns to block out these criticisms as she
grows older.
There is significant evidence of this growing maturity in Shaman. In the beginning of the chapter,
the reader can find an increased pressure placed on the narrator while hearing about her mother s
bravery and intelligence at medical school. This story added on to those her mother told about
World War II fighter planes, which terrified the narrator for many years. Also, as a young girl, her
mother would refer to America as being quot;full of machines and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Personal Integrity Research Paper
Integrity: Life in accordance with our highest state of consciousness. Personal integrity requires
courage. It is not something that is far from the bases of family and beliefs that my mother, with
much love left me as his intellectual wisdom. Who could you describe with the definition of the
word integrity like her, women made of an indestructible material but at the same time fragile, full
of virtues and who don t know the defects, that is the reflection of my memories. I grew up in a
home where the integrityand trust of each other, as well as myself, where we valued this word and
the respect for the others helped frame my path in life to form me today as a mature female adult
and be close as possible to what my mother was trying... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because something is hard or upsetting does not imply that we can look the other way. Making the
best choice is not a matter of choosing do I help my kindred warrior and let him slide on an Army
direction or do I maintain the control. It implies doing both they are both similarly critical.
Infrequently helping a trooper implies that you should authorize the directions and now and again
that can mean releasing them from the Army at different circumstances it implies battling for the
officer and getting them the help that they must prevail in the
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Integrity: Life in accordance with our highest state of consciousness. Personal integrity requires
courage. It is not something that is far from the bases of family and beliefs that my mother, with
much love left me as his intellectual wisdom. Who could you describe with the definition of the
word integrity like her, women made of an indestructible material but at the same time fragile, full
of virtues and who don t know the defects, that is the reflection of my memories. I grew up in a
home where the integrityand trust of each other, as well as myself, where we valued this word and
the respect for the others helped frame my path in life to form me today as a mature female adult
and be close as possible to what my mother was trying... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because something is hard or upsetting does not imply that we can look the other way. Making the
best choice is not a matter of choosing do I help my kindred warrior and let him slide on an Army
direction or do I maintain the control. It implies doing both they are both similarly critical.
Infrequently helping a trooper implies that you should authorize the directions and now and again
that can mean releasing them from the Army at different circumstances it implies battling for the
officer and getting them the help that they must prevail in the
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Benefits Of Water Funds For The Global Water Of Coca Cola
possibilities and persuade other companies to participate in sustainability, for eternal impacts.
Water funds are innovative, effective solutions for these lasting impacts. Water funds are financial
tools, constructed to secure and retain water for every given user in a watershed. These
instruments allow innovative ways to minimize costs and reduce the possibilities of water shortage
in the future. Coca Cola has invested in over 50 water funds across 11 countries in Latin America
and the Caribbean (Water Funds: One Effective Solution to Global Water Challenges, 2014).
Indeed, involvement in water funds is crucial to Coca Cola because water makes business possible.
Water is the fundamental ingredient in the bulk of their drinks, used... Show more content on
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Reducing Carbon Footprint At the Coca Cola Company, packaging plays an imperative function to
the business in reaching customer demands and avoiding waste by securing the products during
delivery. To make a boost in development, they are approaching sustainable packaging, new ideas
include resource reduction, recyclability, using more recycled and renewable supplies, and getting
consumers to take part in this beneficial campaign. Research demonstrates that easier access to
recycling bins is an indispensable component that expands restoration of recyclables in
communities. As a result, Coca Cola pushed to supply several thousands of bins in
neighborhood, annually. They also invest in bottle to bottle recycling plants around the globe.
Coca Cola is working towards progressing their own sustainability initiatives in their product s
packaging. In order to obtain this goal they have ideas to use less material, make packaging
100% recyclable, and increase renewable material in their packaging. After collaborating as a
team, they came up with the ambitions of working with partners to restore and recycle 75% of
the cans and bottles developed by 2020. So far Coca Cola s progress is predicted to be on track,
with an estimated 61% bottle and can renovation. Consequently, Coca Cola made a shorter term
goal as well, aiming to recycle 50% of bottles and cans
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possibilities and persuade other companies to participate in sustainability, for eternal impacts.
Water funds are innovative, effective solutions for these lasting impacts. Water funds are financial
tools, constructed to secure and retain water for every given user in a watershed. These
instruments allow innovative ways to minimize costs and reduce the possibilities of water shortage
in the future. Coca Cola has invested in over 50 water funds across 11 countries in Latin America
and the Caribbean (Water Funds: One Effective Solution to Global Water Challenges, 2014).
Indeed, involvement in water funds is crucial to Coca Cola because water makes business possible.
Water is the fundamental ingredient in the bulk of their drinks, used... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Reducing Carbon Footprint At the Coca Cola Company, packaging plays an imperative function to
the business in reaching customer demands and avoiding waste by securing the products during
delivery. To make a boost in development, they are approaching sustainable packaging, new ideas
include resource reduction, recyclability, using more recycled and renewable supplies, and getting
consumers to take part in this beneficial campaign. Research demonstrates that easier access to
recycling bins is an indispensable component that expands restoration of recyclables in
communities. As a result, Coca Cola pushed to supply several thousands of bins in
neighborhood, annually. They also invest in bottle to bottle recycling plants around the globe.
Coca Cola is working towards progressing their own sustainability initiatives in their product s
packaging. In order to obtain this goal they have ideas to use less material, make packaging
100% recyclable, and increase renewable material in their packaging. After collaborating as a
team, they came up with the ambitions of working with partners to restore and recycle 75% of
the cans and bottles developed by 2020. So far Coca Cola s progress is predicted to be on track,
with an estimated 61% bottle and can renovation. Consequently, Coca Cola made a shorter term
goal as well, aiming to recycle 50% of bottles and cans
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Discuss Strategies That Aid In Reading Comprehension
Chapters 6 through 9 discuss strategies that aid in comprehension. These chapters dive deeper into
strategies that will help a reader s comprehension while thoroughly explaining strategies that should
be implemented in a classroom. One main point is that readers should follow their thinking tracks
and explore their thinking and be able to notice when they are straying away from the meaning of
the reading. It s important that students are able to make connections while they re reading.
Another main point would be that questions help clarify and unlock a deeper meaning while
reading. Visualizing and inferring is an important aspect for reading because it helps aid in
understanding. Comprehension strategies allow readers to know a variety of tools that are
beneficial. An inner conversation develops when readers are aware of their own thoughts and are
able to connect their thoughts to the text. Reading comprehension is an ongoing process of
evolving thinking. This idea stood out to me because I think it s important to emphasis the aspect
of it being an ongoing process. Students should be taught... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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Activating their background knowledge helps readers make connections to a text. Making
connections to personal experience facilitates understanding. This idea stood out to me because it s
important for readers to connect what they already know to what they are reading. Background
knowledge helps students connect with the text. It also helps them make comparisons and develop
a better understanding. When a reader already has the knowledge about a subject then they are able
to create a bridge to what they are reading. This connection will help them understand the text and
aid in their comprehension. I think background knowledge is beneficial for students because they
can create self to text, text to text, and text to world connections. These connections will help them
relate to the text and stay engaged while
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Chapters 6 through 9 discuss strategies that aid in comprehension. These chapters dive deeper into
strategies that will help a reader s comprehension while thoroughly explaining strategies that should
be implemented in a classroom. One main point is that readers should follow their thinking tracks
and explore their thinking and be able to notice when they are straying away from the meaning of
the reading. It s important that students are able to make connections while they re reading.
Another main point would be that questions help clarify and unlock a deeper meaning while
reading. Visualizing and inferring is an important aspect for reading because it helps aid in
understanding. Comprehension strategies allow readers to know a variety of tools that are
beneficial. An inner conversation develops when readers are aware of their own thoughts and are
able to connect their thoughts to the text. Reading comprehension is an ongoing process of
evolving thinking. This idea stood out to me because I think it s important to emphasis the aspect
of it being an ongoing process. Students should be taught... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Activating their background knowledge helps readers make connections to a text. Making
connections to personal experience facilitates understanding. This idea stood out to me because it s
important for readers to connect what they already know to what they are reading. Background
knowledge helps students connect with the text. It also helps them make comparisons and develop
a better understanding. When a reader already has the knowledge about a subject then they are able
to create a bridge to what they are reading. This connection will help them understand the text and
aid in their comprehension. I think background knowledge is beneficial for students because they
can create self to text, text to text, and text to world connections. These connections will help them
relate to the text and stay engaged while
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The Black Cat And Tell Tale Heart
H.P. Lovecraft wrote a book called Supernatural Horror in Literature. In the book he wrote a
literary analysis about Poe s writing he says, Like most fantasists, Poe excels in incidents and
broad narrative. I agree with what Lovecraft has to say about Poe s protagonist. In each of his
stories like The Black Cat and Tell Tale Heart both of these stories have such an amazing horror
into them but when you start reading more about the main characters you realize that all his
main characters always do make the same decisions including The Raven . Starting off With Tell
Tale Heart, in the beginning, the narrator of the story is shown as a caring person who allowed
the old man to leave with him and help the old men with what he needed. But later on in the
story, he starts getting very paranoid he says, But why WILL you say that I am mad? The
disease had sharpened my senses, not destroyed, not dulled them (Tell tale heart). The disease
that he is talking about was nervousness his nervousness makes him start to become paranoid of
the old guys eye. He called his eye the Vulture eye and described it as a, A pale blue eye with a
film over it. Whenever it fell upon me my blood ran cold. Which led to the narrator going mad
and plan the old man s death. This led to Poe s character turning mad which led to him planning
to make old man s life away. He says that for one week he would go into the old man s room at
midnight and look at him for a couple minutes then later on in the
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H.P. Lovecraft wrote a book called Supernatural Horror in Literature. In the book he wrote a
literary analysis about Poe s writing he says, Like most fantasists, Poe excels in incidents and
broad narrative. I agree with what Lovecraft has to say about Poe s protagonist. In each of his
stories like The Black Cat and Tell Tale Heart both of these stories have such an amazing horror
into them but when you start reading more about the main characters you realize that all his
main characters always do make the same decisions including The Raven . Starting off With Tell
Tale Heart, in the beginning, the narrator of the story is shown as a caring person who allowed
the old man to leave with him and help the old men with what he needed. But later on in the
story, he starts getting very paranoid he says, But why WILL you say that I am mad? The
disease had sharpened my senses, not destroyed, not dulled them (Tell tale heart). The disease
that he is talking about was nervousness his nervousness makes him start to become paranoid of
the old guys eye. He called his eye the Vulture eye and described it as a, A pale blue eye with a
film over it. Whenever it fell upon me my blood ran cold. Which led to the narrator going mad
and plan the old man s death. This led to Poe s character turning mad which led to him planning
to make old man s life away. He says that for one week he would go into the old man s room at
midnight and look at him for a couple minutes then later on in the
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