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Essay On Teachers Day
Writing an essay on the topic of Teachers Day can present a unique set of challenges. While the
subject is undoubtedly significant and meaningful, crafting an essay that stands out requires more
than just acknowledging the importance of educators. It demands a thoughtful exploration of the
role teachers play in shaping our lives, the impact they have on students, and the significance of
dedicating a day to honor their contributions.
One of the challenges lies in avoiding clichГ©s and generic statements commonly associated
with the theme. A successful essay should go beyond the surface-level expressions of gratitude
and delve into specific examples or personal experiences that highlight the profound influence of
teachers. Striking a balance between being personal and maintaining a level of universality is
crucial, as the essay should resonate with a diverse audience.
Furthermore, organizing the content coherently is another hurdle. The essay should have a clear
introduction that sets the tone, a well-structured body that explores various aspects of the topic,
and a conclusion that leaves a lasting impression. Achieving this requires careful planning and an
understanding of how each section contributes to the overall narrative.
Additionally, the challenge lies in finding a unique angle or perspective that distinguishes the
essay from countless others on the same topic. This may involve conducting research to uncover
lesser-known facts about Teachers Day or exploring innovative ways to convey the profound
impact of educators.
In conclusion, while the topic of Teachers Day holds immense potential for a compelling essay,
the difficulty lies in rising above common clichГ©s, organizing thoughts effectively, and
presenting a fresh perspective. It requires a blend of creativity, personal reflection, and a keen
awareness of the diverse audience. However, with dedication and careful consideration, one can
create an essay that truly honors the significance of Teachers Day.
If you find yourself struggling with similar writing challenges or need assistance with essays,
you might consider exploring resources like HelpWriting.net , where a variety of essays and
additional writing services are available to aid and inspire your own creative process.
Essay On Teachers DayEssay On Teachers Day
Writing an essay on the topic of Teachers Day can present a unique set of challenges. While the
subject is undoubtedly significant and meaningful, crafting an essay that stands out requires more
than just acknowledging the importance of educators. It demands a thoughtful exploration of the
role teachers play in shaping our lives, the impact they have on students, and the significance of
dedicating a day to honor their contributions.
One of the challenges lies in avoiding clichГ©s and generic statements commonly associated
with the theme. A successful essay should go beyond the surface-level expressions of gratitude
and delve into specific examples or personal experiences that highlight the profound influence of
teachers. Striking a balance between being personal and maintaining a level of universality is
crucial, as the essay should resonate with a diverse audience.
Furthermore, organizing the content coherently is another hurdle. The essay should have a clear
introduction that sets the tone, a well-structured body that explores various aspects of the topic,
and a conclusion that leaves a lasting impression. Achieving this requires careful planning and an
understanding of how each section contributes to the overall narrative.
Additionally, the challenge lies in finding a unique angle or perspective that distinguishes the
essay from countless others on the same topic. This may involve conducting research to uncover
lesser-known facts about Teachers Day or exploring innovative ways to convey the profound
impact of educators.
In conclusion, while the topic of Teachers Day holds immense potential for a compelling essay,
the difficulty lies in rising above common clichГ©s, organizing thoughts effectively, and
presenting a fresh perspective. It requires a blend of creativity, personal reflection, and a keen
awareness of the diverse audience. However, with dedication and careful consideration, one can
create an essay that truly honors the significance of Teachers Day.
If you find yourself struggling with similar writing challenges or need assistance with essays,
you might consider exploring resources like HelpWriting.net , where a variety of essays and
additional writing services are available to aid and inspire your own creative process.
Essay On Teachers DayEssay On Teachers Day
The Prophecy Of The Temple
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LIBERTY UNIVERSITY BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Ezekiel and the New Temple Essay
Submitted to Dr. Joel Ajayi, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the
completion of the course
OBST 520 ? D06
Old Testament Orientation II
by
Oliver M. Brown
April 10, 2016
ii
Introduction The prophecy of the Temple in Ezekiel 40 48 is said to be one of the
most difficult portion of scripture. Many commentators have proposed varying views
and approaches. It has even been reported that the Jews do not allow anyone to read
it until they are 30 years of age.[footnoteRef:1]Despite this difficulty, it is a vital
portion of scripture necessary to the understanding of the Messiah and the principle of
salvation. Accordingly, this discussion will examine both the literal and figurative
interpretations of this vision to show their strengths and weaknesses in light of the
New Testament and the coming of Jesus Christ the messiah. [1: Matthew Henry,
Commentary on Ezekiel 40, Accessed on April 8, 2016 www.biblestudytools.com
/commentaries/matthew henry complete/ezekiel/40.html]
Section 1: Ezekiel?s Temple: Literal or Figurative
In an attempt to understand this portion of scripture it is necessary to ask: to whom
was this vision directed, during what period was this vision given, and for what
purpose was the vision given in order for organization and context. In Ezekiel 40: 4,
Ezekiel was instructed to ??declare all that thou seest to the house of Israel.? As such,
the
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4
LIBERTY UNIVERSITY BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Ezekiel and the New Temple Essay
Submitted to Dr. Joel Ajayi, in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the
completion of the course
OBST 520 ? D06
Old Testament Orientation II
by
Oliver M. Brown
April 10, 2016
ii
Introduction The prophecy of the Temple in Ezekiel 40 48 is said to be one of the
most difficult portion of scripture. Many commentators have proposed varying views
and approaches. It has even been reported that the Jews do not allow anyone to read
it until they are 30 years of age.[footnoteRef:1]Despite this difficulty, it is a vital
portion of scripture necessary to the understanding of the Messiah and the principle of
salvation. Accordingly, this discussion will examine both the literal and figurative
interpretations of this vision to show their strengths and weaknesses in light of the
New Testament and the coming of Jesus Christ the messiah. [1: Matthew Henry,
Commentary on Ezekiel 40, Accessed on April 8, 2016 www.biblestudytools.com
/commentaries/matthew henry complete/ezekiel/40.html]
Section 1: Ezekiel?s Temple: Literal or Figurative
In an attempt to understand this portion of scripture it is necessary to ask: to whom
was this vision directed, during what period was this vision given, and for what
purpose was the vision given in order for organization and context. In Ezekiel 40: 4,
Ezekiel was instructed to ??declare all that thou seest to the house of Israel.? As such,
the
Milton Friedman Summary
American Economists, Milton Friedman stated in his famous 1970 New York Times
Magazine article, the manager is the agent of the individuals who own the corporation
, he continues with writing about how the manager s primary responsibility is to
conduct the business in accordance with [the owner s] desires . While at this time,
this assumption was greatly appreciated considered, many economists have to come
to the realization that there are a lot of flaws associated with this view. It has since
then been developed and critiqued. In this essay, it is my intention to discuss the
implications and problems that came along with Friedman s opinion. Touching upon
theories such as the principal agenttheory to solidify the limitations of this view in
practice. I will also discuss the relationship between a shareholder centered
perspective and value transfer and value creation. First, we must understand what
Friedman s view is on corporate social responsibility. What are the social
responsibilities that a corporationmust follow? Friedman discussed in his article that
it is the corporation s responsibility to make as much money as possible for the
stockholder. This statement made by him made me wonder about safety for the
workers, excessive pollution, and how situations are handled in less developed
countries and child labor laws. I think that Friedman was not aware how this
statement would be interpreted, especially in an inappropriate way. He was probably
looking at the short
American Economists, Milton Friedman stated in his famous 1970 New York Times
Magazine article, the manager is the agent of the individuals who own the corporation
, he continues with writing about how the manager s primary responsibility is to
conduct the business in accordance with [the owner s] desires . While at this time,
this assumption was greatly appreciated considered, many economists have to come
to the realization that there are a lot of flaws associated with this view. It has since
then been developed and critiqued. In this essay, it is my intention to discuss the
implications and problems that came along with Friedman s opinion. Touching upon
theories such as the principal agenttheory to solidify the limitations of this view in
practice. I will also discuss the relationship between a shareholder centered
perspective and value transfer and value creation. First, we must understand what
Friedman s view is on corporate social responsibility. What are the social
responsibilities that a corporationmust follow? Friedman discussed in his article that
it is the corporation s responsibility to make as much money as possible for the
stockholder. This statement made by him made me wonder about safety for the
workers, excessive pollution, and how situations are handled in less developed
countries and child labor laws. I think that Friedman was not aware how this
statement would be interpreted, especially in an inappropriate way. He was probably
looking at the short
E1 Reaction Lab Report
An E1 reaction is a type of elimination reaction in which two substituent groups are
removed from a molecule via a two step mechanism1. One feature of a E1 reaction is
the carbocation intermediate. A carbocation is a carbon that has three bonds and a
positive charge, but these carbons are very unstable and more reactive because they
want to be stabilized. Carbocations can be stabilized with neighboring carbon atoms1.
The stability of a carbocation increases as it changes from primary to secondary to
tertiary carbons. The reason why is because of two phenomena: inductive effect and
hyperconjugation. Inductive effect refers to how electrons move through the sigma
bonds. Electrons will move towards the more electronegative atom, and a carbocation,
the electron deficient carbon, is more electronegative than its neutral substituents,
meaning it will withdraw electrons from its bonded substituents through the sigma
bond2. The second... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The functions of gas chromatography include tracking the progress of a reaction,
identifying the products of a reaction, assessing the purity of the products, and
finding the product ratio in solution3. The important feature of gas chromatography
is the use of gases as the mobile phase. The process of gas chromatography involves
vaporizing a compound and injecting the compound into the chromatographic
column. During the mobile phase, the compound is transported by an inert gas. The
stationary phase is held within the column, and when the compound passes through
the column, there is a detector, which converts the chemical reading into an electrical
peak4. The components of the compound separate in the column between the
stationary and mobile phases due to their attraction to either the mobile or stationary
phase. Gas chromatography is very sensitive making it an effective method in
separating complex
An E1 reaction is a type of elimination reaction in which two substituent groups are
removed from a molecule via a two step mechanism1. One feature of a E1 reaction is
the carbocation intermediate. A carbocation is a carbon that has three bonds and a
positive charge, but these carbons are very unstable and more reactive because they
want to be stabilized. Carbocations can be stabilized with neighboring carbon atoms1.
The stability of a carbocation increases as it changes from primary to secondary to
tertiary carbons. The reason why is because of two phenomena: inductive effect and
hyperconjugation. Inductive effect refers to how electrons move through the sigma
bonds. Electrons will move towards the more electronegative atom, and a carbocation,
the electron deficient carbon, is more electronegative than its neutral substituents,
meaning it will withdraw electrons from its bonded substituents through the sigma
bond2. The second... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The functions of gas chromatography include tracking the progress of a reaction,
identifying the products of a reaction, assessing the purity of the products, and
finding the product ratio in solution3. The important feature of gas chromatography
is the use of gases as the mobile phase. The process of gas chromatography involves
vaporizing a compound and injecting the compound into the chromatographic
column. During the mobile phase, the compound is transported by an inert gas. The
stationary phase is held within the column, and when the compound passes through
the column, there is a detector, which converts the chemical reading into an electrical
peak4. The components of the compound separate in the column between the
stationary and mobile phases due to their attraction to either the mobile or stationary
phase. Gas chromatography is very sensitive making it an effective method in
separating complex
The Negative Effects Of Alcohol On The Human Body
Effects of Alcohol on the Human Body
Many teenagers and adults drink alcohol. Often drinking makes a person feel
relaxed, confident, happy and sociable. However, would these good feelings be
enough, if that person knew the negative effects alcohol has on the human body?
Alcohol has immediate negative effects, but also causes long term damage, and can
even cause cancer. I believe if everyone had a better understanding of what alcohol
does to the human body, there might be a decrease in alcohol consumption. It is
important to understand the biology behind how the body digests alcohol; the
physical impairments caused by alcohol; the possible consequences of those
impairments; and the long term damage that alcohol can do to the body. When the
body digests alcohol, there are effects on almost every tissue and organ in the body.
According to www.quitalcohol.com, when alcohol is consumed, about one third of
it absorbs immediately into the blood through the stomach lining. The remainder
absorbs more slowly into the blood, through the small intestine. Once in the
bloodstream, alcohol diffuses into almost every biological tissue in the body.
Consuming alcohol causes the blood alcohol level to increase. The speed that a
person s blood alcohol level increases and the effect it has depends on a lot of
factors, including weight, age, gender, body composition, general health and the
presence of other drugs or medications. Regardless, any amount of alcohol in the
body will have
Effects of Alcohol on the Human Body
Many teenagers and adults drink alcohol. Often drinking makes a person feel
relaxed, confident, happy and sociable. However, would these good feelings be
enough, if that person knew the negative effects alcohol has on the human body?
Alcohol has immediate negative effects, but also causes long term damage, and can
even cause cancer. I believe if everyone had a better understanding of what alcohol
does to the human body, there might be a decrease in alcohol consumption. It is
important to understand the biology behind how the body digests alcohol; the
physical impairments caused by alcohol; the possible consequences of those
impairments; and the long term damage that alcohol can do to the body. When the
body digests alcohol, there are effects on almost every tissue and organ in the body.
According to www.quitalcohol.com, when alcohol is consumed, about one third of
it absorbs immediately into the blood through the stomach lining. The remainder
absorbs more slowly into the blood, through the small intestine. Once in the
bloodstream, alcohol diffuses into almost every biological tissue in the body.
Consuming alcohol causes the blood alcohol level to increase. The speed that a
person s blood alcohol level increases and the effect it has depends on a lot of
factors, including weight, age, gender, body composition, general health and the
presence of other drugs or medications. Regardless, any amount of alcohol in the
body will have
How Did David Hume Exist
David Hume was a Scottish philosopher, and a historian , born on April 26th, 1711
at Edinburgh, Scotland . Hume was born in a family of lawyers and Politicians.
Hume s father who passed away when David was an infant worked as a lawyer, and
his grandfather was the president of the college of justice. David was raised with
his sister and elder brother by his mother who was a Christian Calvinist devoted to
her religion and beliefs . David excelled in the standard course of education an
attended University at the age of 12 which was exceptional at his time. David s
family planed for him to take on his father s career as a lawyer, but David rejected
this plan as he found an irresistible passion towards philosophy, and general learning.
However,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
David being a skeptic doubted a lot of concepts, one of these concepts was the
concept of personal identity. Hume believed that there is no such thing as a personal
identity that resembles the core of people s true selves that is unchangeable
throughout life. Hume believed that people s identities are bundles of different
properties and perceptions, and it is impossible to picture someone without these
properties, same way it is impossible to picture the sun without light. Hume argues
that the reason why most people believe that personal identity is unchangeable is the
misinterpretation of self awareness, Hume believes that humans could never be truly
aware of themselves, but through experience using their senses and imagination they
might think that they are truly aware of themselves, but they are only aware of their
surroundings. Therefore, it would be sound to conclude that Hume s theory of the
self is a critical aspect of David Hume s philosophy as it helps shape his skeptical
David Hume was a Scottish philosopher, and a historian , born on April 26th, 1711
at Edinburgh, Scotland . Hume was born in a family of lawyers and Politicians.
Hume s father who passed away when David was an infant worked as a lawyer, and
his grandfather was the president of the college of justice. David was raised with
his sister and elder brother by his mother who was a Christian Calvinist devoted to
her religion and beliefs . David excelled in the standard course of education an
attended University at the age of 12 which was exceptional at his time. David s
family planed for him to take on his father s career as a lawyer, but David rejected
this plan as he found an irresistible passion towards philosophy, and general learning.
However,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
David being a skeptic doubted a lot of concepts, one of these concepts was the
concept of personal identity. Hume believed that there is no such thing as a personal
identity that resembles the core of people s true selves that is unchangeable
throughout life. Hume believed that people s identities are bundles of different
properties and perceptions, and it is impossible to picture someone without these
properties, same way it is impossible to picture the sun without light. Hume argues
that the reason why most people believe that personal identity is unchangeable is the
misinterpretation of self awareness, Hume believes that humans could never be truly
aware of themselves, but through experience using their senses and imagination they
might think that they are truly aware of themselves, but they are only aware of their
surroundings. Therefore, it would be sound to conclude that Hume s theory of the
self is a critical aspect of David Hume s philosophy as it helps shape his skeptical
Rites Of Passage In African Religion
Along with many other rituals African and Native American religions share, Rites
of passage are a fundamental ceremony of transition that marks an important stage
in someone s life such as birth, puberty, marriage, and death. It can even signify a
change in status for someone in their society. During rites of passage experiences,
the person comes out of the experience with a new and empowering story. Their
story and experience should help them take responsibility for their future decisions
and put them on the right path. A rite of passage is supposed to help the people find
out who they are and the kind of life they want to build based the experience they
have. Their story that they created from their experience should help them connect...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Cherokees believed that certain foods affected the baby. The pregnant women
avoided foods that they believed would harm the baby or cause unwanted physical
characteristics such as deformities. Expectant parents would participate in rituals to
guarantee a safe delivery, such as daily washing of hands and feet and employing
medicine men to perform rituals that would make deliveries easier. A woman in
labor would either stand, kneel, or sit, but she never give birth lying down. No one
bothered to catch the baby and it would fall onto leaves placed beneath the mother.
Later in life when puberty hits the children would take vision quests; which were
talked about before. Once the child contacts the spirit world and guides them to
their right path then they go back to their village and tell their tale. When someone
in the Native american religion reaches deaths door the death ritual starts. They
celebrated death because they knew it was an end to their time on Earth, but the
start of new life in the Spirit World. The journey to the spirit world, they believed to
be long. After life rituals were performed to ensure that the deceased would not
continued to roam the earth as a spirit, but make their journey to the spirit world.
Various tribes honored the dead in many ways such as by giving them food and gifts
to ensure their safe journey to the after life. Knowing that both African and Native
American religions have rituals and
Along with many other rituals African and Native American religions share, Rites
of passage are a fundamental ceremony of transition that marks an important stage
in someone s life such as birth, puberty, marriage, and death. It can even signify a
change in status for someone in their society. During rites of passage experiences,
the person comes out of the experience with a new and empowering story. Their
story and experience should help them take responsibility for their future decisions
and put them on the right path. A rite of passage is supposed to help the people find
out who they are and the kind of life they want to build based the experience they
have. Their story that they created from their experience should help them connect...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Cherokees believed that certain foods affected the baby. The pregnant women
avoided foods that they believed would harm the baby or cause unwanted physical
characteristics such as deformities. Expectant parents would participate in rituals to
guarantee a safe delivery, such as daily washing of hands and feet and employing
medicine men to perform rituals that would make deliveries easier. A woman in
labor would either stand, kneel, or sit, but she never give birth lying down. No one
bothered to catch the baby and it would fall onto leaves placed beneath the mother.
Later in life when puberty hits the children would take vision quests; which were
talked about before. Once the child contacts the spirit world and guides them to
their right path then they go back to their village and tell their tale. When someone
in the Native american religion reaches deaths door the death ritual starts. They
celebrated death because they knew it was an end to their time on Earth, but the
start of new life in the Spirit World. The journey to the spirit world, they believed to
be long. After life rituals were performed to ensure that the deceased would not
continued to roam the earth as a spirit, but make their journey to the spirit world.
Various tribes honored the dead in many ways such as by giving them food and gifts
to ensure their safe journey to the after life. Knowing that both African and Native
American religions have rituals and
Essay on The Glass Menagerie and the Life of Tennessee...
The Glass Menagerie and the Life of Tennessee Williams
The Glass Menagerie closely parallels the life of the author. From the very job
Tennessee held early in his life to the apartment he and his family lived in. Each of
the characters presented, their actions taken and even the setting have been based on
the past of Thomas Lanier Williams, better known as Tennessee Williams.
Donald Spoto described the new apartment building that Williams and his family
relocated to in St. Louis, Missouri as having only two small windows, one window in
the front of the apartment and another in the rear. A fire escape blocked the smoky
light that might have come in from the window facing the back alley (16). In The
Glass Menagerie, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Tom emphatically stated in the play, I d rather somebody picked up a crowbar
and battered out my brains than go back mornings! I go!.... For sixty five dollars a
month I give up all that I dream of doing and being ever! (Williams 1874 1875) In
The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams expressed through Tom the entrapment
and hopelessness he felt while working in the shoe factory instead of following his
dreams of writing.
Tennessee Williams s mother, Edwina, and Amanda were also closely paralleled.
Edwina Williams had been accepted into the local chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution (D.A.R.). She was occupied with the acting D.A.R. secretary,
handling the national correspondence, and with their social events (Spoto 52).
Williams described his mother as a woman whose endurance and once fine qualities
continued to flourish alongside a narrowness of perception and only the dimmest
awareness of human feeling (Spoto 121). Amanda Wingfield also had a narrow life
and no perception of the feelings of her two children. Amanda s life was centered
around her perception of the proper station in life she wanted her children to
achieve and her work as a D.A.R. officer. Amanda pushed Tom to work at the
acceptable job of the shoe factory and to give up his dream of being a writer and
experiencing any adventure. The Scene III
The Glass Menagerie and the Life of Tennessee Williams
The Glass Menagerie closely parallels the life of the author. From the very job
Tennessee held early in his life to the apartment he and his family lived in. Each of
the characters presented, their actions taken and even the setting have been based on
the past of Thomas Lanier Williams, better known as Tennessee Williams.
Donald Spoto described the new apartment building that Williams and his family
relocated to in St. Louis, Missouri as having only two small windows, one window in
the front of the apartment and another in the rear. A fire escape blocked the smoky
light that might have come in from the window facing the back alley (16). In The
Glass Menagerie, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As Tom emphatically stated in the play, I d rather somebody picked up a crowbar
and battered out my brains than go back mornings! I go!.... For sixty five dollars a
month I give up all that I dream of doing and being ever! (Williams 1874 1875) In
The Glass Menagerie, Tennessee Williams expressed through Tom the entrapment
and hopelessness he felt while working in the shoe factory instead of following his
dreams of writing.
Tennessee Williams s mother, Edwina, and Amanda were also closely paralleled.
Edwina Williams had been accepted into the local chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution (D.A.R.). She was occupied with the acting D.A.R. secretary,
handling the national correspondence, and with their social events (Spoto 52).
Williams described his mother as a woman whose endurance and once fine qualities
continued to flourish alongside a narrowness of perception and only the dimmest
awareness of human feeling (Spoto 121). Amanda Wingfield also had a narrow life
and no perception of the feelings of her two children. Amanda s life was centered
around her perception of the proper station in life she wanted her children to
achieve and her work as a D.A.R. officer. Amanda pushed Tom to work at the
acceptable job of the shoe factory and to give up his dream of being a writer and
experiencing any adventure. The Scene III
Economic and Social Impacts of the Olympics
Every two years, millions of people around the world turn on their TV sets and
watch the greatest athletes in the world compete for the greatest achievement any
athlete can reach... The bronze, silver, and gold medals of the summer and winter
Olympics. Those millions of people cheer mostly for their country and wear their
favorite athlete s jersey. They plan parties for their favorite events and make
memories with every game. With all the hustle and bustle, people don t stop to think
about how the Olympics affect the town, city, state, and even world around it. How
does it benefit? What does it cause? What does it leave behind? Who does it impact?
So many questions can be thought up about how the Olympics impact the world. The
two most... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After what was called the best ever ending ceremony of the Olympics, Athens had
become a ghost town. ...As many as 21 out of the 22 venues lie abandoned. The
open air swimming pool is empty and stained, while squatters camp outside the
graffiti festooned Faliron complex, which hosted events such as taekwondo and
beach volleyball ( After the Party ). The debt amounted to an estimated $68,880
per Greek household. One can only imagine taxes after this downfall. The Greeks
live it every day. A reoccurring statement spreading throughout the research of the
Olympic cost is the fact that people didn t have an after plan. They focused too
much on the grand event and how amazing it was going to be. Fani Palli Petralia, a
politician stated referring to the Athens Olympics, When a city gets the Games, it
should make a business plan for big changes and then decide what the country
needs for the day after the Olympics. This did not happen (quoted in After the Party
, Palli Petralia). Sue Holliday, the chief planner for the Sydney games, stated
something similar, We didn t really have a policy for what would happen to the
Olympic site after the Games (quoted in After the Party , Holliday). So, is planning
ahead and having a strategy for the after math of the Olympic Games going to solve
all our problems? It would turn out that a plan is only part if the idea. The 1996
summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia did not leave behind abandoned venues and
Every two years, millions of people around the world turn on their TV sets and
watch the greatest athletes in the world compete for the greatest achievement any
athlete can reach... The bronze, silver, and gold medals of the summer and winter
Olympics. Those millions of people cheer mostly for their country and wear their
favorite athlete s jersey. They plan parties for their favorite events and make
memories with every game. With all the hustle and bustle, people don t stop to think
about how the Olympics affect the town, city, state, and even world around it. How
does it benefit? What does it cause? What does it leave behind? Who does it impact?
So many questions can be thought up about how the Olympics impact the world. The
two most... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After what was called the best ever ending ceremony of the Olympics, Athens had
become a ghost town. ...As many as 21 out of the 22 venues lie abandoned. The
open air swimming pool is empty and stained, while squatters camp outside the
graffiti festooned Faliron complex, which hosted events such as taekwondo and
beach volleyball ( After the Party ). The debt amounted to an estimated $68,880
per Greek household. One can only imagine taxes after this downfall. The Greeks
live it every day. A reoccurring statement spreading throughout the research of the
Olympic cost is the fact that people didn t have an after plan. They focused too
much on the grand event and how amazing it was going to be. Fani Palli Petralia, a
politician stated referring to the Athens Olympics, When a city gets the Games, it
should make a business plan for big changes and then decide what the country
needs for the day after the Olympics. This did not happen (quoted in After the Party
, Palli Petralia). Sue Holliday, the chief planner for the Sydney games, stated
something similar, We didn t really have a policy for what would happen to the
Olympic site after the Games (quoted in After the Party , Holliday). So, is planning
ahead and having a strategy for the after math of the Olympic Games going to solve
all our problems? It would turn out that a plan is only part if the idea. The 1996
summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia did not leave behind abandoned venues and
Measle Vaccine Research
Vaccines have been used for over two hundred years in reducing the number of
infectious diseases. One of the main purpose for vaccines include a drastic event
were three quarters of all the deaths of Boston in 1721 were due to a smallpox
outbreak. The disease that killed thousands lead to the first successful vaccines that
was used in American history, which was established by a puritan minister ( Should
Any Vaccines Be Required for Children? ). The vaccinethat saved many soon became
a viable component in defeating life threatening diseases. The practice is still
commonly used throughout the world, with the primary purpose of preventing
disease. Vaccines have shaped this world, to follow a modern approach towards
eliminating all forms of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, in Georgia scientist have created a vaccine that protects chickens
against infectious Laryngotracheitis virus and Newcastle disease virus, two of the
most economically important infectious diseases of poultry. The new vaccine is
stable and safe for all chicken for all ages. The vaccine can be administered in the
drinking water, for lower economic manufacturing cost (Avant). Resulting in less
expensive products for consumers, within poultry and eggs. Within stabilizing our
agricultural industry, vaccines are being used to promote good healthy crops and
livestock. In the matter of emergency of a bioterrorism attack, vaccines would be the
only solution within saving the majority of the population. Which is the reason why
many nations are stockpiling the necessary vaccines in preparations against such
attacks. Even our own nation is going to extreme measures for the protection of its
military and citizens. Which is the reason why the Department of Defense has a
large program to develop and licence additional vaccine for bioterrorism attacks
(Vaccination Greatly Reduces Disease, Disability, Death and Inequity Worldwide. ).
Overall the general everyday effects of vaccines are essential for the development
and evolution of this
Vaccines have been used for over two hundred years in reducing the number of
infectious diseases. One of the main purpose for vaccines include a drastic event
were three quarters of all the deaths of Boston in 1721 were due to a smallpox
outbreak. The disease that killed thousands lead to the first successful vaccines that
was used in American history, which was established by a puritan minister ( Should
Any Vaccines Be Required for Children? ). The vaccinethat saved many soon became
a viable component in defeating life threatening diseases. The practice is still
commonly used throughout the world, with the primary purpose of preventing
disease. Vaccines have shaped this world, to follow a modern approach towards
eliminating all forms of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, in Georgia scientist have created a vaccine that protects chickens
against infectious Laryngotracheitis virus and Newcastle disease virus, two of the
most economically important infectious diseases of poultry. The new vaccine is
stable and safe for all chicken for all ages. The vaccine can be administered in the
drinking water, for lower economic manufacturing cost (Avant). Resulting in less
expensive products for consumers, within poultry and eggs. Within stabilizing our
agricultural industry, vaccines are being used to promote good healthy crops and
livestock. In the matter of emergency of a bioterrorism attack, vaccines would be the
only solution within saving the majority of the population. Which is the reason why
many nations are stockpiling the necessary vaccines in preparations against such
attacks. Even our own nation is going to extreme measures for the protection of its
military and citizens. Which is the reason why the Department of Defense has a
large program to develop and licence additional vaccine for bioterrorism attacks
(Vaccination Greatly Reduces Disease, Disability, Death and Inequity Worldwide. ).
Overall the general everyday effects of vaccines are essential for the development
and evolution of this
The Real Reason And Faith
Now possessing both reason and faith, she wrote a series of three articles titled The
Real Reason in which she noted, It is not that you abandon your reason...but rather
having gone as far as your reason will carry you, God, at your prayerful request,
carries it into the realm of Faith. And Supernatural aid lifts and illumines earthly
reason. Her confessions amidst these articles was a Clare so far from the restless,
Nietzsche inspired, Catholic shaming, husband snatching, money marrying, worldly
ambitious woman Clare was so famously thought of as. The content of these articles,
consequently, rendered over a thousand letters of feedback, both negative and
positive. A friend, in particular, wrote on the positive side stating, Clare always had
the capability of being great... Her conversion to Catholicism had given her the
humility, the gentleness, and the warmth to love individual people as opposed to a
sense of duty to humanity. These were the things she needed to make her the really
great woman she now is. She was officially accepted into the Catholic churchin 1946,
the same year she decided she would retire from politics. This decision was, in truth,
greatly influenced by her faith. In a conversation with Wilfrid Sheed, she stated that
the trouble with politics was you could never admit a mistake, which hardly suited
her confessional mood at the moment. Furthermore, she was determined to avoid
assumptions that her Catholic conversion was for political
Now possessing both reason and faith, she wrote a series of three articles titled The
Real Reason in which she noted, It is not that you abandon your reason...but rather
having gone as far as your reason will carry you, God, at your prayerful request,
carries it into the realm of Faith. And Supernatural aid lifts and illumines earthly
reason. Her confessions amidst these articles was a Clare so far from the restless,
Nietzsche inspired, Catholic shaming, husband snatching, money marrying, worldly
ambitious woman Clare was so famously thought of as. The content of these articles,
consequently, rendered over a thousand letters of feedback, both negative and
positive. A friend, in particular, wrote on the positive side stating, Clare always had
the capability of being great... Her conversion to Catholicism had given her the
humility, the gentleness, and the warmth to love individual people as opposed to a
sense of duty to humanity. These were the things she needed to make her the really
great woman she now is. She was officially accepted into the Catholic churchin 1946,
the same year she decided she would retire from politics. This decision was, in truth,
greatly influenced by her faith. In a conversation with Wilfrid Sheed, she stated that
the trouble with politics was you could never admit a mistake, which hardly suited
her confessional mood at the moment. Furthermore, she was determined to avoid
assumptions that her Catholic conversion was for political
Evaluation Of Mentoring New Teachers
[Teach Movie]. (May 12, 2014). Mentoring New Teachers. [Video File]. Retrieved
from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVoyzliq7Ro
Oftentimes, new teachers are provided with little to no professional guidance, and
because of that, nearly fifty percent of teachers leave the classroom within the first
five years. This turnover rate not only has an impact on kids, since they lose the
person they were connected with, but it also costs the nation roughly 7.4 billion
dollars a year. This video, which focuses on the Hillsborough County Public School
System, in Tampa, Florida, brings to light the importance of mentor teachers for first
and second year teachers. Through the gathering of evidence and classroom
observations, these mentor teachers provide the passion for new teachers and help to
unlock their potential. Since the implementation of the mentor program their
retention of new teachers has gone from 72% to 94%.
[PBS Newshour]. (July 4, 2013). Mentorship for New Educators Helps Combat
Teacher Burnout. [Video File]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=7P5uSQ9E NU
First year teachers many times face some of the toughest assignments in the nation s
toughest schools, and since they are left to sink or swim, they tend to be the most
vulnerable because they buckle under the pressure and frustrations they are ill
prepared to face once in the classroom. To confront this issue head on, The New
Teacher Center, a non profit educational organization founded by Ellen
[Teach Movie]. (May 12, 2014). Mentoring New Teachers. [Video File]. Retrieved
from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVoyzliq7Ro
Oftentimes, new teachers are provided with little to no professional guidance, and
because of that, nearly fifty percent of teachers leave the classroom within the first
five years. This turnover rate not only has an impact on kids, since they lose the
person they were connected with, but it also costs the nation roughly 7.4 billion
dollars a year. This video, which focuses on the Hillsborough County Public School
System, in Tampa, Florida, brings to light the importance of mentor teachers for first
and second year teachers. Through the gathering of evidence and classroom
observations, these mentor teachers provide the passion for new teachers and help to
unlock their potential. Since the implementation of the mentor program their
retention of new teachers has gone from 72% to 94%.
[PBS Newshour]. (July 4, 2013). Mentorship for New Educators Helps Combat
Teacher Burnout. [Video File]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com
/watch?v=7P5uSQ9E NU
First year teachers many times face some of the toughest assignments in the nation s
toughest schools, and since they are left to sink or swim, they tend to be the most
vulnerable because they buckle under the pressure and frustrations they are ill
prepared to face once in the classroom. To confront this issue head on, The New
Teacher Center, a non profit educational organization founded by Ellen
Gender Identity In Sociological Research
Sociologists have long recognized that gender, unlike biological sex, is rooted in
social beliefs and varies considerably across cultures. Proponents of structural
functional theory understand that gender is a state of being that is socially
constructed and point to earlier societies that organized social roles based on the
division of labor which allowed society to function at an optimal level. The
development of genderidentity is grounded in social norms, comprising accepted
behaviors and rules that allow an individual to conform to a particular group. On a
day to day basis, individuals display gender as a performance, a stylized repetition of
acts (Lucal, p114) through culturally based mannerisms, appearance and behavior, all
of
Sociologists have long recognized that gender, unlike biological sex, is rooted in
social beliefs and varies considerably across cultures. Proponents of structural
functional theory understand that gender is a state of being that is socially
constructed and point to earlier societies that organized social roles based on the
division of labor which allowed society to function at an optimal level. The
development of genderidentity is grounded in social norms, comprising accepted
behaviors and rules that allow an individual to conform to a particular group. On a
day to day basis, individuals display gender as a performance, a stylized repetition of
acts (Lucal, p114) through culturally based mannerisms, appearance and behavior, all
of
The s Operational Values Internal Communication
Alaska Airlines have lately recovered from a period of operational uncertainty, yet
its executives worry the airline is draining its reserves of goodwill and consumer
loyalty, due to variability in, its data for on time flights and mishandled baggage and
losses over the past two years. The senior executives question whether the
organization could survive if the functionality were to slip again after concentrating
lots of resources on operations in an attempt to recover equilibrium. Is staying status
quo good enough, or should the airlines leadershiptakes action to transform the
operational values Internal Communicationis one of the most neglected areas of
strategic planning.
Most companies spend a great deal of money and effort on their external
communication plan but fail to expend any energy toward creating an organized plan
for internal communication. They rarely discusses using a planned approach to
internal communication as a proactive strategy for long term business success.
Expected benefits are important an elements as well as issues for consideration are
presented along with the planning and measurement of the internal communication
strategy. The ability to effectively communicate with customers, vendors, and
employees is imperative to providing greater customer satisfaction and improving
business productivity. How well information is communicated both externally to
customers and vendors and internally to employees is vital to long term business
success.
Alaska Airlines have lately recovered from a period of operational uncertainty, yet
its executives worry the airline is draining its reserves of goodwill and consumer
loyalty, due to variability in, its data for on time flights and mishandled baggage and
losses over the past two years. The senior executives question whether the
organization could survive if the functionality were to slip again after concentrating
lots of resources on operations in an attempt to recover equilibrium. Is staying status
quo good enough, or should the airlines leadershiptakes action to transform the
operational values Internal Communicationis one of the most neglected areas of
strategic planning.
Most companies spend a great deal of money and effort on their external
communication plan but fail to expend any energy toward creating an organized plan
for internal communication. They rarely discusses using a planned approach to
internal communication as a proactive strategy for long term business success.
Expected benefits are important an elements as well as issues for consideration are
presented along with the planning and measurement of the internal communication
strategy. The ability to effectively communicate with customers, vendors, and
employees is imperative to providing greater customer satisfaction and improving
business productivity. How well information is communicated both externally to
customers and vendors and internally to employees is vital to long term business
success.
The Birth Of Older Women Essay
For the mother, babies can make them feel and appear younger. In the early to mid
twenties is when a woman will have the most energy but are much less likely than
a woman over 35 to be financially stable, be established in their work life and have
the resources to look after and care for a baby. Older women will also have more
life experience and maturity to draw on in rearing a child and looking after a baby.
Younger mothers are known to sometimes feel resentful at having to postpone their
jobs to look after a baby but older mothers are usually wanting and ready for a baby
so unlikely to feel that same resentment. Also younger women tend to worry a lot
more about their body image at that age as well as focussing on jobs or marriage
and adding a baby into the mix can just be too much. An older woman is likely to
be more stable in a relationship and therefore more likely to deal well with the
changes that parenthood brings. Older women will have had many more years to
think over what a baby will mean and are more likely than a younger woman to be
emotionally ready to have a child. The older one is, the more mature and patient
one will be with a child, in theory. Younger mothers, very young that is, find it hard
in today s society as it is not generally geared towards helping mothers in or barely
out of school. John Mirowsky, a sociologist at the University of Texas, wrote that for
ages 20 and younger pregnancyis more likely to happen out of wedlock, more likely
to interfere
For the mother, babies can make them feel and appear younger. In the early to mid
twenties is when a woman will have the most energy but are much less likely than
a woman over 35 to be financially stable, be established in their work life and have
the resources to look after and care for a baby. Older women will also have more
life experience and maturity to draw on in rearing a child and looking after a baby.
Younger mothers are known to sometimes feel resentful at having to postpone their
jobs to look after a baby but older mothers are usually wanting and ready for a baby
so unlikely to feel that same resentment. Also younger women tend to worry a lot
more about their body image at that age as well as focussing on jobs or marriage
and adding a baby into the mix can just be too much. An older woman is likely to
be more stable in a relationship and therefore more likely to deal well with the
changes that parenthood brings. Older women will have had many more years to
think over what a baby will mean and are more likely than a younger woman to be
emotionally ready to have a child. The older one is, the more mature and patient
one will be with a child, in theory. Younger mothers, very young that is, find it hard
in today s society as it is not generally geared towards helping mothers in or barely
out of school. John Mirowsky, a sociologist at the University of Texas, wrote that for
ages 20 and younger pregnancyis more likely to happen out of wedlock, more likely
to interfere
Marcel Duchamp s Fountain
Marcel Duchamp s, Fountain {1917}, is a readymade installation which undermines
the conventional practices of art making and display, challenging notions and
rejecting the classical aesthetic. Marcel Duchamp {1887 1968}, was a French
artist who broke down the boundaries between works of art and everyday objects.
His mockery for conventional aesthetic standards led him to devise his famous
ready mades, proclaiming an artistic revolution. The term ready made came to label
mass produced everyday objects taken out of their usual context and then becomes a
work of art through the choice or assistance of the artist. Fountain , is the most
infamous example of Duchamp s ready mades and was widely seen as an icon of
twentieth century art. The
Marcel Duchamp s, Fountain {1917}, is a readymade installation which undermines
the conventional practices of art making and display, challenging notions and
rejecting the classical aesthetic. Marcel Duchamp {1887 1968}, was a French
artist who broke down the boundaries between works of art and everyday objects.
His mockery for conventional aesthetic standards led him to devise his famous
ready mades, proclaiming an artistic revolution. The term ready made came to label
mass produced everyday objects taken out of their usual context and then becomes a
work of art through the choice or assistance of the artist. Fountain , is the most
infamous example of Duchamp s ready mades and was widely seen as an icon of
twentieth century art. The
Europe During The Medieval Period
During the medieval time period of 200 AD to 1650 AD, Europe experienced a
fluctuation in population numbers. Factors such as disease, famine, war, and others
all contribute to the changes in population. A trend to help represent the medieval
demography show a population decline during the Late Antiquity, slow population
growth during the Early Middle Ages, large population expansion during the High
Middle Ages, and a variation of population decline and growth during the Late Middle
Ages. The Late Antiquity reflects the decline of the Roman Empire. From 150 AD to
400 AD the population of the Roman Empire went from 70 million people to 50
million people. The empire s decline began with the Antonine Plague, lasting from
165 AD to 180 AD. The Antonine Plague, suspected to be either smallpox or
measles, was brought back to the Roman Empire through returning soldiers from
the east. A devastating 2,000 deaths daily lead to the total estimated 5 million
deaths. Succeeding the Antonine Plague was the Crisis of the Third Century: 235
AD to 284 AD. The Roman Empire almost came to an end from outside invasions,
internal civil wars, economic depression, and new diseases. The Plague of Cyprian,
250 AD to 271 AD, like the Antonine Plague was also suspected to be smallpox. The
plague took its toll on the population, killing 5,000 people daily. The increase in
deaths inhibited the number of workers in agriculture and the Roman Empire. In 535
AD to 536 AD, the empire then faced extreme
During the medieval time period of 200 AD to 1650 AD, Europe experienced a
fluctuation in population numbers. Factors such as disease, famine, war, and others
all contribute to the changes in population. A trend to help represent the medieval
demography show a population decline during the Late Antiquity, slow population
growth during the Early Middle Ages, large population expansion during the High
Middle Ages, and a variation of population decline and growth during the Late Middle
Ages. The Late Antiquity reflects the decline of the Roman Empire. From 150 AD to
400 AD the population of the Roman Empire went from 70 million people to 50
million people. The empire s decline began with the Antonine Plague, lasting from
165 AD to 180 AD. The Antonine Plague, suspected to be either smallpox or
measles, was brought back to the Roman Empire through returning soldiers from
the east. A devastating 2,000 deaths daily lead to the total estimated 5 million
deaths. Succeeding the Antonine Plague was the Crisis of the Third Century: 235
AD to 284 AD. The Roman Empire almost came to an end from outside invasions,
internal civil wars, economic depression, and new diseases. The Plague of Cyprian,
250 AD to 271 AD, like the Antonine Plague was also suspected to be smallpox. The
plague took its toll on the population, killing 5,000 people daily. The increase in
deaths inhibited the number of workers in agriculture and the Roman Empire. In 535
AD to 536 AD, the empire then faced extreme
Rule Of Law In The United States
Rule of law: Everyone has to follow the rules no matter the power they hold, their
position, and authority
Constitution example
Article ll, section 4, clause 1 The President, Vice President, and all Civil Officers of
the United States, shall be removed from office on Impeachment for, and conviction
of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.
This passage of the indicates how federal officials will be removed from office if they
commit crime or abuse their power because they have to follow the rules no matter
how much power they have, their position, or authority.
Current event
Two officers in Louisiana arrested in shooting death of boy 11/07/15 AI Jazeera
Two officers have been accused of shooting an autistic 6
Rule of law: Everyone has to follow the rules no matter the power they hold, their
position, and authority
Constitution example
Article ll, section 4, clause 1 The President, Vice President, and all Civil Officers of
the United States, shall be removed from office on Impeachment for, and conviction
of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.
This passage of the indicates how federal officials will be removed from office if they
commit crime or abuse their power because they have to follow the rules no matter
how much power they have, their position, or authority.
Current event
Two officers in Louisiana arrested in shooting death of boy 11/07/15 AI Jazeera
Two officers have been accused of shooting an autistic 6
The Importance Of Self-Agency
You are given a first day of school questionnaire for the teacher to get to know you;
how much of your answers are the real deal, and how much of it is tailored to put
you in the teacher s good books? Upon asking this question the next thought could
be; what or who defines what the real answer is or the fabricated one, and does it
matter which ones we choose to write down? The long debated questions surrounding
the extent of selfagency have been explored through literature and other mediums for
decades, specifically with rebellious characters like Ednain Kate Chopin s The
Awakening, essays by psychologists like Paul Bloom expanding on the idea of
more than one self in, First Person Plural, and self reflective pieces on adulthood
like Sandra Loh s, On Being a Bad Mother. Through the assessment of a variety of
work of this nature, it is logical to conclude that we are neither completely governed
by our external circumstances, nor are we in full control of ourselves; instead we
must acknowledge the multiple facets of who we are, recognize the different
repercussions of suppressing some of those facets, and finally strive to find a balance
between our internal and external locus of control. For convenience s sake, the
average person has thought of themselves as precisely that themselves; but what if
we didn t? The notion that we are comprised of one entity has been accepted as a
definite by society, and if one acts otherwise, it is diagnosed as what s commonly
known
You are given a first day of school questionnaire for the teacher to get to know you;
how much of your answers are the real deal, and how much of it is tailored to put
you in the teacher s good books? Upon asking this question the next thought could
be; what or who defines what the real answer is or the fabricated one, and does it
matter which ones we choose to write down? The long debated questions surrounding
the extent of selfagency have been explored through literature and other mediums for
decades, specifically with rebellious characters like Ednain Kate Chopin s The
Awakening, essays by psychologists like Paul Bloom expanding on the idea of
more than one self in, First Person Plural, and self reflective pieces on adulthood
like Sandra Loh s, On Being a Bad Mother. Through the assessment of a variety of
work of this nature, it is logical to conclude that we are neither completely governed
by our external circumstances, nor are we in full control of ourselves; instead we
must acknowledge the multiple facets of who we are, recognize the different
repercussions of suppressing some of those facets, and finally strive to find a balance
between our internal and external locus of control. For convenience s sake, the
average person has thought of themselves as precisely that themselves; but what if
we didn t? The notion that we are comprised of one entity has been accepted as a
definite by society, and if one acts otherwise, it is diagnosed as what s commonly
known
Case Study of Boots Plc Essay
Case Study of Boots Plc
Boots Plc have various kinds of stakeholders in their business who do various kinds
of jobs suitable for which group there are in. Like any other Plc their stakeholders at
least have a say in the business depending their role. E.g. shareholders have a bigger
say than the employees who have very little say in the business. Boots Plc have the
following external stakeholders in their businesses that play different roles between
them are:
Г Pressure Groups
Г Local Community
Г Government
Г Financers (Banks/Creditors)
Г Suppliers
Г Customers
Although they have external stakeholders in their business the must have internal
stakeholders for them ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This shows that they have power and are important for the business. Usdaw who in
the past have succeeded in other business when their announced that they have
reduced they employment, at this point Usdaw came in and they succeeded in
making things right. They have influnced loads of employees and helped them a lot
over the years.
Local Community
Local Community are an important part of society as well to Boots Plc. Local
Community depend on Boots Plc to provide Employment around their society. Local
community expects the following things from Boots Plc are:
Г They want Boots Plc to provide employment for people living around Batley and
Dewsbury
Г People living in Batley and Dewsbury wants Boots Plc to prevent environmental
pollution, noise or any other problems that might affect the local community
Large business like Boots Plc needs to operate within the community in Batley.
Boots Plc being a large business will provide employment; minority of the money
earned will be spent locally. Boots Plc
Case Study of Boots Plc
Boots Plc have various kinds of stakeholders in their business who do various kinds
of jobs suitable for which group there are in. Like any other Plc their stakeholders at
least have a say in the business depending their role. E.g. shareholders have a bigger
say than the employees who have very little say in the business. Boots Plc have the
following external stakeholders in their businesses that play different roles between
them are:
Г Pressure Groups
Г Local Community
Г Government
Г Financers (Banks/Creditors)
Г Suppliers
Г Customers
Although they have external stakeholders in their business the must have internal
stakeholders for them ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This shows that they have power and are important for the business. Usdaw who in
the past have succeeded in other business when their announced that they have
reduced they employment, at this point Usdaw came in and they succeeded in
making things right. They have influnced loads of employees and helped them a lot
over the years.
Local Community
Local Community are an important part of society as well to Boots Plc. Local
Community depend on Boots Plc to provide Employment around their society. Local
community expects the following things from Boots Plc are:
Г They want Boots Plc to provide employment for people living around Batley and
Dewsbury
Г People living in Batley and Dewsbury wants Boots Plc to prevent environmental
pollution, noise or any other problems that might affect the local community
Large business like Boots Plc needs to operate within the community in Batley.
Boots Plc being a large business will provide employment; minority of the money
earned will be spent locally. Boots Plc
Amory Lovinsв Ђ™ Logic in Natural Capitalism Essay
Amory Lovins Logic in Natural Capitalism
In the first chapter of Natural Capitalism, author Amory Lovins proposes a new
method of capitalism that recognizes the importance of natural and human capital in
the industrial system. Conventional capitalism places value only on capital that
yields financial gain, and ignores the human and natural parts of the equation. Lovins
points to this as the reason for many of the environmental, social, and economic
problems on our planet today. He argues that the destructive practices of conventional
capitalism must cease, and that a new industrial revolution must happen that will
change how human beings support themselves and sustain the resources of the planet.
In this chapter he ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lovins contrast of sustainable methods versus destructive methods convinces the
readers to agree with his claim and follow his proposed changes.
He discusses four key strategies for implementing natural capitalism; radical resource
productivity, biomimicry, service and flow economy, and investing in natural capital.
Radical resource productivity involves finding every way possible to increase the
usage that humans get from natural resources. This lowers the cost of materials and
decreases the amount of pollution due to wasteful consumption of resources.
Biomimicry is the term given for modeling the mechanical processes of our industries
after the self sustaining and interdependent processes found in nature. Such a
transformation would make factories more efficient and less polluting. Creating a
service and flow economy means that consumers would pay for the service a product
provides instead of buying the product itself. Instead of throwing away worn out
products, consumers can just return them to the manufacturer, who will repair them
or recycle them. Investing in natural capital means that corporations value living
systems. In this sort of system, logging companies would value not only the lumber
that they harvest, but the forest habitat where the trees came from as well. This gives
companies motivation to not strip a forest bare because they now profit from a
thriving forest habitat. This Lovins calls these points the basis of
Amory Lovins Logic in Natural Capitalism
In the first chapter of Natural Capitalism, author Amory Lovins proposes a new
method of capitalism that recognizes the importance of natural and human capital in
the industrial system. Conventional capitalism places value only on capital that
yields financial gain, and ignores the human and natural parts of the equation. Lovins
points to this as the reason for many of the environmental, social, and economic
problems on our planet today. He argues that the destructive practices of conventional
capitalism must cease, and that a new industrial revolution must happen that will
change how human beings support themselves and sustain the resources of the planet.
In this chapter he ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lovins contrast of sustainable methods versus destructive methods convinces the
readers to agree with his claim and follow his proposed changes.
He discusses four key strategies for implementing natural capitalism; radical resource
productivity, biomimicry, service and flow economy, and investing in natural capital.
Radical resource productivity involves finding every way possible to increase the
usage that humans get from natural resources. This lowers the cost of materials and
decreases the amount of pollution due to wasteful consumption of resources.
Biomimicry is the term given for modeling the mechanical processes of our industries
after the self sustaining and interdependent processes found in nature. Such a
transformation would make factories more efficient and less polluting. Creating a
service and flow economy means that consumers would pay for the service a product
provides instead of buying the product itself. Instead of throwing away worn out
products, consumers can just return them to the manufacturer, who will repair them
or recycle them. Investing in natural capital means that corporations value living
systems. In this sort of system, logging companies would value not only the lumber
that they harvest, but the forest habitat where the trees came from as well. This gives
companies motivation to not strip a forest bare because they now profit from a
thriving forest habitat. This Lovins calls these points the basis of
Mr. Revy Jones Case Summary
Mr. Davy Jones is a 60 year old man that presents incontinence, nocturia, difficulty
urinating, and a weak stream when urinating. The patient visited the clinic on 03/01
/2017 after experiencing these issues for approximately two months. He is
experiencing fatigue with not being able to achieve adequate sleep during the night
due to nocturia. He is complaining of bladder always feeling full after voiding.
Patient has had multiple UTI s that was treated with antibiotics and was successful
with medicinal treatment.
Mr. Jones is in healthy condition and has family support to assist with recovery
after surgery. He does not drink alcohol or smoke. The patient does have HTN and
takes Cozaar 10 mg daily. He also takes one vitamin supplement per day. Mr. Jones
walks 30 minutes daily with wife for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jones arrived at the operating room at 0745 hrs. Patient was transferred to OR table
with arm boards at a 90 degree angle and shoulder braces. Anesthesia administered
general anesthesia at 0800 hrs. Anesthesia intubated patient at 0810 hrs. Hair was
removed from perineum prior to skin prep. A catheter is inserted into the urinary
bladder, the bladder is irrigated. Skin was prepped with Chloraprep from nipple to
mid thigh, and allowed to dry for 5 minutes. He was draped with cuffed towel and an
impervious sheet under the scrotum, folded towels, sheet with an aperture,
laparotomy sheet and an individual drape sheet. First count with surgical technologist
and circulator is accurate.
Time out was performed and all information was accurate and confirmed. Skin
marker is used to mark incision line. A #10 knife blade on a #3 handle is used to
make a vertical suprapubic incision is made through the skin and linea alba
extending from below the umbilicus to the symphysis. The rectus muscles are
retracted with Richardson retractors to develop the prevesical space. Blunt dissection
by the surgeon s finger is used to reflect the peritoneum superiorly away from the
dome of the
Mr. Davy Jones is a 60 year old man that presents incontinence, nocturia, difficulty
urinating, and a weak stream when urinating. The patient visited the clinic on 03/01
/2017 after experiencing these issues for approximately two months. He is
experiencing fatigue with not being able to achieve adequate sleep during the night
due to nocturia. He is complaining of bladder always feeling full after voiding.
Patient has had multiple UTI s that was treated with antibiotics and was successful
with medicinal treatment.
Mr. Jones is in healthy condition and has family support to assist with recovery
after surgery. He does not drink alcohol or smoke. The patient does have HTN and
takes Cozaar 10 mg daily. He also takes one vitamin supplement per day. Mr. Jones
walks 30 minutes daily with wife for ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Jones arrived at the operating room at 0745 hrs. Patient was transferred to OR table
with arm boards at a 90 degree angle and shoulder braces. Anesthesia administered
general anesthesia at 0800 hrs. Anesthesia intubated patient at 0810 hrs. Hair was
removed from perineum prior to skin prep. A catheter is inserted into the urinary
bladder, the bladder is irrigated. Skin was prepped with Chloraprep from nipple to
mid thigh, and allowed to dry for 5 minutes. He was draped with cuffed towel and an
impervious sheet under the scrotum, folded towels, sheet with an aperture,
laparotomy sheet and an individual drape sheet. First count with surgical technologist
and circulator is accurate.
Time out was performed and all information was accurate and confirmed. Skin
marker is used to mark incision line. A #10 knife blade on a #3 handle is used to
make a vertical suprapubic incision is made through the skin and linea alba
extending from below the umbilicus to the symphysis. The rectus muscles are
retracted with Richardson retractors to develop the prevesical space. Blunt dissection
by the surgeon s finger is used to reflect the peritoneum superiorly away from the
dome of the
How the Reformation Affected 16th Century Civilization
Essay
How the Reformation Affected 16th Century Civilization
When Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of his local monastery in
Wittenberg, Germany on October 31, 1517, Europe was plunged in political and
social turmoil. With only a few notable exceptions, a wave of political unity and
centralization swept across the Western world. Papal power was perhaps not at its
height, yet its corruption and increasingly secular values could be seen from St. Peter
s in Rome to John Tetzel in Germany. Furthermore, in the economically prospering
towns and cities, the middle class was facing an increasing volatile political situation
with the growing national monarchies. All of these factors were to only catalyze the
reactionary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, with so many taxes going to Rome, along with such practices as the
immunity of the clergy, the nobility held similar views toward the Church. Hence the
Reformation presented an intriguing opportunity to break with the church and to
align against the emergent national rulers particularly in the Holy Roman Empire
with the Catholic Charles V in power. It would not be until the Diet of Augsburg and
the subsequent formation of the Schmalkaldic League that the nobility of the Holy
Roman Empire would formally align against the Catholic emperor. Despite Charles
anti Protestant proclamation at the meeting, with the Peace of Augsburg in 1555, the
division of the Holy Roman Empire was firmly established. These events which
transpired in the first years of the reformation will firmly establish the basis for the
massive religious wars which are to sweep the continent in the coming years.
Furthermore, these new Protestant alliances will come to define international politics
in the next century. The impact of these first years of the Reformation perhaps will
not be fully realized until the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648, when the Holy Roman
Emperor will lose nearly all his power as some 300 German states gain their
independence. The Protestant movement will bring much more than scholarly
reforms to the churches of Northern Europe, changing the traditional doctrines and
Essay
How the Reformation Affected 16th Century Civilization
When Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of his local monastery in
Wittenberg, Germany on October 31, 1517, Europe was plunged in political and
social turmoil. With only a few notable exceptions, a wave of political unity and
centralization swept across the Western world. Papal power was perhaps not at its
height, yet its corruption and increasingly secular values could be seen from St. Peter
s in Rome to John Tetzel in Germany. Furthermore, in the economically prospering
towns and cities, the middle class was facing an increasing volatile political situation
with the growing national monarchies. All of these factors were to only catalyze the
reactionary ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, with so many taxes going to Rome, along with such practices as the
immunity of the clergy, the nobility held similar views toward the Church. Hence the
Reformation presented an intriguing opportunity to break with the church and to
align against the emergent national rulers particularly in the Holy Roman Empire
with the Catholic Charles V in power. It would not be until the Diet of Augsburg and
the subsequent formation of the Schmalkaldic League that the nobility of the Holy
Roman Empire would formally align against the Catholic emperor. Despite Charles
anti Protestant proclamation at the meeting, with the Peace of Augsburg in 1555, the
division of the Holy Roman Empire was firmly established. These events which
transpired in the first years of the reformation will firmly establish the basis for the
massive religious wars which are to sweep the continent in the coming years.
Furthermore, these new Protestant alliances will come to define international politics
in the next century. The impact of these first years of the Reformation perhaps will
not be fully realized until the Treaty of Westphalia in 1648, when the Holy Roman
Emperor will lose nearly all his power as some 300 German states gain their
independence. The Protestant movement will bring much more than scholarly
reforms to the churches of Northern Europe, changing the traditional doctrines and
The Keirsey Temperament Sorter 1998 Prometheus
Nemesis...
The Keirsey Temperament SorterВ® II
Classic Temperament Report
Report prepared for: CFM 3046
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Keirsey Temperament Sorter II Classic Temperament Report Copyright 2000 2010
Keirsey.com. All rights reserved.
This report is based on Please Understand Me II by David W. Keirsey, PhD Copyright
1998 Prometheus Nemesis Book Company
The Keirsey Temperament Sorter II Copyright 1998 Prometheus Nemesis Book
Company. Keirsey Temperament Sorter, Guardian,
Artisan, Idealist, and Rational are registered trademarks of Prometheus Nemesis
Book Company.
Keirsey Temperament Sorter II В®
Classic Temperament Report
CFM 3046
Guardian Inspector (ISTJ)
Name: CFM 3046
BMQ52873
Temperament: Guardian в„ ў
Type: Inspector ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Guardians make loyal mates, responsible parents, and stabilizing leaders.
Guardians tend to be dutiful, cautious, humble, and focused on credentials and
traditions. Guardians are concerned citizens who trust authority, join groups, seek
security, prize gratitude, and dream of meting out justice.
An Overview of the Other Three Temperaments
Artisans are the temperament with a natural ability to excel in any of the arts not
only the fine arts such as painting and sculpting, or the performing arts such as music,
theater, and dance, but also the athletic, military, political, mechanical, and industrial
arts, as well as the art of the deal in business.
Idealists, as a temperament, are passionately concerned with personal growth and
development. Idealists strive to discover who they are and how they can become
their best possible self always this quest for self knowledge and self improvement
drives their imagination. They want to help others make the journey as well. Idealists
are naturally drawn to working with people, and whether in education or counseling,
in social services or personnel work, in journalism or the ministry, they are gifted at
helping others find their way in life, often inspiring them to grow as individuals and
Nemesis...
The Keirsey Temperament SorterВ® II
Classic Temperament Report
Report prepared for: CFM 3046
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
Keirsey Temperament Sorter II Classic Temperament Report Copyright 2000 2010
Keirsey.com. All rights reserved.
This report is based on Please Understand Me II by David W. Keirsey, PhD Copyright
1998 Prometheus Nemesis Book Company
The Keirsey Temperament Sorter II Copyright 1998 Prometheus Nemesis Book
Company. Keirsey Temperament Sorter, Guardian,
Artisan, Idealist, and Rational are registered trademarks of Prometheus Nemesis
Book Company.
Keirsey Temperament Sorter II В®
Classic Temperament Report
CFM 3046
Guardian Inspector (ISTJ)
Name: CFM 3046
BMQ52873
Temperament: Guardian в„ ў
Type: Inspector ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Guardians make loyal mates, responsible parents, and stabilizing leaders.
Guardians tend to be dutiful, cautious, humble, and focused on credentials and
traditions. Guardians are concerned citizens who trust authority, join groups, seek
security, prize gratitude, and dream of meting out justice.
An Overview of the Other Three Temperaments
Artisans are the temperament with a natural ability to excel in any of the arts not
only the fine arts such as painting and sculpting, or the performing arts such as music,
theater, and dance, but also the athletic, military, political, mechanical, and industrial
arts, as well as the art of the deal in business.
Idealists, as a temperament, are passionately concerned with personal growth and
development. Idealists strive to discover who they are and how they can become
their best possible self always this quest for self knowledge and self improvement
drives their imagination. They want to help others make the journey as well. Idealists
are naturally drawn to working with people, and whether in education or counseling,
in social services or personnel work, in journalism or the ministry, they are gifted at
helping others find their way in life, often inspiring them to grow as individuals and
to fulfill their potentials.
Rationals are the problem solving temperament, particularly if the problem has to do
with the
Rationals are the problem solving temperament, particularly if the problem has to do
with the
Management Theory Practice
MANAGEMENT THEORY PRACTICE
Courtesy
Stephen P. Robbins
ORGANISATION THEORY AND PRACTICE
What is an organisation?
Organisation is a deliberate arrangement of people to accomplish some specific
purpose.
Distinct purpose Deliberate structure Arrangement of people
Changing Organisation
Today s organisations are becoming more
Open Flexible Responsive to changes
Traditional Vs New organisation
StableDynamic
InflexibleFlexible
Job focused ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Monitor: Seeks and receives wide variety of special information to develop through
understanding of organisation environment. Nerve centre of internal and external
information. Example: Monitoring the environment for information.
2. Disseminator: Transmits information received to members of the organisation.
Example: Holding informational meetings.
3. Spokesperson: Representing the organisation to outside agencies. Example:
Holding board meetings, giving information to media, ...
Decisional Role
1. Entrepreneur: Searching organisation and environment for opportunities and
initiates improvement projects to bring in changes. Example: Organising strategy and
review sessions to develop new programs.
2. Disturbance Handler: Responsible for corrective action when organisation faces
MANAGEMENT THEORY PRACTICE
Courtesy
Stephen P. Robbins
ORGANISATION THEORY AND PRACTICE
What is an organisation?
Organisation is a deliberate arrangement of people to accomplish some specific
purpose.
Distinct purpose Deliberate structure Arrangement of people
Changing Organisation
Today s organisations are becoming more
Open Flexible Responsive to changes
Traditional Vs New organisation
StableDynamic
InflexibleFlexible
Job focused ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Monitor: Seeks and receives wide variety of special information to develop through
understanding of organisation environment. Nerve centre of internal and external
information. Example: Monitoring the environment for information.
2. Disseminator: Transmits information received to members of the organisation.
Example: Holding informational meetings.
3. Spokesperson: Representing the organisation to outside agencies. Example:
Holding board meetings, giving information to media, ...
Decisional Role
1. Entrepreneur: Searching organisation and environment for opportunities and
initiates improvement projects to bring in changes. Example: Organising strategy and
review sessions to develop new programs.
2. Disturbance Handler: Responsible for corrective action when organisation faces
important, unexpected disturbances. Example: Disturbance and crises management.
3. Resource Allocator: Allocation of organisational resources of all kinds. Example:
Scheduling, budgeting, ...
4. Negotiator: Responsible for representing the organisation at major negotiations.
Example: Participating in union contract negotiations, ...
POINTS FOR DISCUSSION
1. Describe the four common functions of all managers.
2. What is the management process, and how does it reflect what managers do?
3. Describe Mintzberg s ten
3. Resource Allocator: Allocation of organisational resources of all kinds. Example:
Scheduling, budgeting, ...
4. Negotiator: Responsible for representing the organisation at major negotiations.
Example: Participating in union contract negotiations, ...
POINTS FOR DISCUSSION
1. Describe the four common functions of all managers.
2. What is the management process, and how does it reflect what managers do?
3. Describe Mintzberg s ten
The Police Department s New Task Force
As I walk, I try and think of all the places I used to go to repair my lawnmower
before my brother evicted me from the family business. There s the hardware store
down on Main Street, but it would be impossible to get there without getting run
over by traffic. Lately more and more people are getting run over, no one seems to
care much though. Sometimes I think people nowadays purposefully try to run
pedestrians over. Then there s the Home Depot by the highway, I ve been there
before, but they re not very friendly. Every time I ve tried to take my lawnmower
there they end up calling the Police Department s new task force to remove me
from the property. Though, honestly I can t figure out why the task force would
bother dealing with me when there are criminals on the street who are the real
nuisance, I m just trying to keep my business going. I guess I could always go
home if I m really desperate. There s a shed in the backyard where I keep odds and
ends of my mowers and weed eaters, because you never know when you re going
to need odds and ends of things. Unfortunately, my house is clear across town from
the shopping center and it would take me the rest of the day to get there. I pause
outside to think on whether I should even try to walk home right now. My arms and
legs ache terribly and my moweris getting harder to push, but I need to keep the
business going. I must keep going. Aiming myself if the right direction, I start out for
home. I haven t been there in a
As I walk, I try and think of all the places I used to go to repair my lawnmower
before my brother evicted me from the family business. There s the hardware store
down on Main Street, but it would be impossible to get there without getting run
over by traffic. Lately more and more people are getting run over, no one seems to
care much though. Sometimes I think people nowadays purposefully try to run
pedestrians over. Then there s the Home Depot by the highway, I ve been there
before, but they re not very friendly. Every time I ve tried to take my lawnmower
there they end up calling the Police Department s new task force to remove me
from the property. Though, honestly I can t figure out why the task force would
bother dealing with me when there are criminals on the street who are the real
nuisance, I m just trying to keep my business going. I guess I could always go
home if I m really desperate. There s a shed in the backyard where I keep odds and
ends of my mowers and weed eaters, because you never know when you re going
to need odds and ends of things. Unfortunately, my house is clear across town from
the shopping center and it would take me the rest of the day to get there. I pause
outside to think on whether I should even try to walk home right now. My arms and
legs ache terribly and my moweris getting harder to push, but I need to keep the
business going. I must keep going. Aiming myself if the right direction, I start out for
home. I haven t been there in a
The Arguments Of The Article The Ciccotello Article
The arguments in the Ciccotello article This exercise highlights some interesting
trends. During the same 48 year period, the latter half of the 20th century achieved
a far higher ROE than in the first half. This is true in nine of the ten industries, as
return of equity is an essential criterion for Dupont analysis. This obvious inter
quartile range was revealed in almost every industry. Same thing applies for the
Tobin s Q which is researched. The reason why the dramatic rise during the past
twenty years is basically the popularized use of uncorporate public structures. This
corporate governance structure has a couple of key point for being so popular
including the demand by investors for greater transparency. The Tobin s Q suggests a
bigger gap between the best and the rest of companies (Ciccotello, 2015). One way to
explain the huge shift of funding sources can be the competitive global market and
enhancement of corporate control. Internal control is usually based on the agency
relationship between ownership and subordinate management. For companies that are
not public yet, strengthening internal control is a good way to mitigate the conflict
between management and ownership. Distributing profits between board and
managers according to a fair regulation can help build effective incentive, oversee and
balanced mechanism, which therefore reduces the agency costs (Ciccotello, 2015).
Since internal control is in order to increase the operational
The arguments in the Ciccotello article This exercise highlights some interesting
trends. During the same 48 year period, the latter half of the 20th century achieved
a far higher ROE than in the first half. This is true in nine of the ten industries, as
return of equity is an essential criterion for Dupont analysis. This obvious inter
quartile range was revealed in almost every industry. Same thing applies for the
Tobin s Q which is researched. The reason why the dramatic rise during the past
twenty years is basically the popularized use of uncorporate public structures. This
corporate governance structure has a couple of key point for being so popular
including the demand by investors for greater transparency. The Tobin s Q suggests a
bigger gap between the best and the rest of companies (Ciccotello, 2015). One way to
explain the huge shift of funding sources can be the competitive global market and
enhancement of corporate control. Internal control is usually based on the agency
relationship between ownership and subordinate management. For companies that are
not public yet, strengthening internal control is a good way to mitigate the conflict
between management and ownership. Distributing profits between board and
managers according to a fair regulation can help build effective incentive, oversee and
balanced mechanism, which therefore reduces the agency costs (Ciccotello, 2015).
Since internal control is in order to increase the operational
How Did Richard Parker Change Pi
Tigers are seen as large savage predators by most people, but not to Pi. Richard
Parker, the tiger, was in fact a very fitting companion for Pi s long adventure at sea,
even with the fact that tigers are very large carnivorous predators that could easily
kill and eat humans within an instant. Richard Parker was the best choice for Pi s
traveling companion due to the natural behaviors of tigers and how Pi decided to
handle his situations throughout the course of the story. Socially, tigers are territorial
and usually solitary in nature... interacting briefly only for mating purposes and
occasionally to share their kill... usually there is little interaction between other
species (Tigers Behavior). This is a good trait for Richard Parker to have... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Richard Parker was Pi s reason to live, Richard Parker helped distract Pi from the
loss of his family and kept Pi company on the boat in the isolated ocean. Pi also
sees himself become like Richard Parker. When food runs out Pi becomes
desperate for food to eat, so desperate he loses more humanity and becomes more
savage. No other animal could be used to help portray just how much this voyage
changed Pi. Pi went from a pacifist vegetarian, to a savage survivor that will kill
any form of life for food. It came as an unmistakable indication to me of how low I
had sunk... I ate like an animal, that this noisy, frantic, unchewing wolfing down of
mine was exactly the way Richard Parker ate (Martel 225). Richard Parker not only
represented Pi s savage side, Richard Parker was Pi s only friend. When it came
time for their goodbye it hurt Pi emotionally more than anything else in the story
did. Then Richard Parker, companion of my torment... disappeared forever from
my life... I wept like a child... Richard Parker had left me so unceremoniously. What
a terrible thing it is to botch a farewell (Martel 285). Richard Parker was so
important to Pi throughout their journey, he kept him alive and kept him from
complete loneliness and despair. That is why Richard Parker, a grown Bengal tiger,
was the best companion choice
Tigers are seen as large savage predators by most people, but not to Pi. Richard
Parker, the tiger, was in fact a very fitting companion for Pi s long adventure at sea,
even with the fact that tigers are very large carnivorous predators that could easily
kill and eat humans within an instant. Richard Parker was the best choice for Pi s
traveling companion due to the natural behaviors of tigers and how Pi decided to
handle his situations throughout the course of the story. Socially, tigers are territorial
and usually solitary in nature... interacting briefly only for mating purposes and
occasionally to share their kill... usually there is little interaction between other
species (Tigers Behavior). This is a good trait for Richard Parker to have... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Richard Parker was Pi s reason to live, Richard Parker helped distract Pi from the
loss of his family and kept Pi company on the boat in the isolated ocean. Pi also
sees himself become like Richard Parker. When food runs out Pi becomes
desperate for food to eat, so desperate he loses more humanity and becomes more
savage. No other animal could be used to help portray just how much this voyage
changed Pi. Pi went from a pacifist vegetarian, to a savage survivor that will kill
any form of life for food. It came as an unmistakable indication to me of how low I
had sunk... I ate like an animal, that this noisy, frantic, unchewing wolfing down of
mine was exactly the way Richard Parker ate (Martel 225). Richard Parker not only
represented Pi s savage side, Richard Parker was Pi s only friend. When it came
time for their goodbye it hurt Pi emotionally more than anything else in the story
did. Then Richard Parker, companion of my torment... disappeared forever from
my life... I wept like a child... Richard Parker had left me so unceremoniously. What
a terrible thing it is to botch a farewell (Martel 285). Richard Parker was so
important to Pi throughout their journey, he kept him alive and kept him from
complete loneliness and despair. That is why Richard Parker, a grown Bengal tiger,
was the best companion choice
Essay on Australian Multiculturalism and Immigration
Multiculturalism is a term used within a number of different contexts and thus can
greatly vary in terms of its meaning. In the context of Australian political history
however, Multiculturalism can be viewed as a national ideology a policy and
framework that has guided and strengthened the cultural development of a unique
Island Nation. Designed to embrace and promote unity amongst diversity, Australian
Multiculturalismseeks to ensure that all Australians are simultaneously assured the
right to maintain their culture, whilst committing to their responsibilities of
accepting others and obeying the Australian law.
Therefore, Australian Multiculturalism is a unique, strategic construction of a
rhetoric that illustrates the capacity ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The unwavering commitment to economic growth has seen an agreement, a
continued bipartisan consensus on the topics of immigration and national security.
Essentially all parties have remained committed to necessary population expansion
whilst believing that judicial power and governmental control over the acceptance or
entrance of new peoples must remain to ensure that the country and it peoples
welfare is secure . Despite this consensus however, all parties have repeatedly used
political arguments and tactics to make it appear that another party is failing where
they could succeed.
A great example of this is the current border protection debate. Within this debate
Labour is seen as pro immigration, with a humanitarian need to balance strict national
security with humane justice and treatment. In an article accessed on the National
Labor Government website it is stated that:
Prime Minister Julia Gillard today announced new steps to strengthen Australia s
border protection arrangements and to manage irregular arrivals...she initiated steps
to develop a sustainable framework involving the establishment of a...processing
centre...(that) would ensure...consistent, fair assessment processes...If re elected...will
pursue...changes to further strengthen penalties...taking a serious long term approach
to the challenge of...immigration (Gillard, 2010, p. 1).
Interestingly, the Coalitions stance on this issue is portrayed as one in
Multiculturalism is a term used within a number of different contexts and thus can
greatly vary in terms of its meaning. In the context of Australian political history
however, Multiculturalism can be viewed as a national ideology a policy and
framework that has guided and strengthened the cultural development of a unique
Island Nation. Designed to embrace and promote unity amongst diversity, Australian
Multiculturalismseeks to ensure that all Australians are simultaneously assured the
right to maintain their culture, whilst committing to their responsibilities of
accepting others and obeying the Australian law.
Therefore, Australian Multiculturalism is a unique, strategic construction of a
rhetoric that illustrates the capacity ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The unwavering commitment to economic growth has seen an agreement, a
continued bipartisan consensus on the topics of immigration and national security.
Essentially all parties have remained committed to necessary population expansion
whilst believing that judicial power and governmental control over the acceptance or
entrance of new peoples must remain to ensure that the country and it peoples
welfare is secure . Despite this consensus however, all parties have repeatedly used
political arguments and tactics to make it appear that another party is failing where
they could succeed.
A great example of this is the current border protection debate. Within this debate
Labour is seen as pro immigration, with a humanitarian need to balance strict national
security with humane justice and treatment. In an article accessed on the National
Labor Government website it is stated that:
Prime Minister Julia Gillard today announced new steps to strengthen Australia s
border protection arrangements and to manage irregular arrivals...she initiated steps
to develop a sustainable framework involving the establishment of a...processing
centre...(that) would ensure...consistent, fair assessment processes...If re elected...will
pursue...changes to further strengthen penalties...taking a serious long term approach
to the challenge of...immigration (Gillard, 2010, p. 1).
Interestingly, the Coalitions stance on this issue is portrayed as one in
Driving Miss Daisy Tandy
Driving Miss Daisy : Jessica Tandy
In the movie Driving Miss Daisy Jessica Tandy is Miss Daisy, an aging, stubborn
and well off Jewish local of 1948 Atlanta, whose life is furled when her son,
concerned about her increasingly irrational road intelligence, engages Hoke as her
driver. Jessica Tandy does a great job of bringing the dramatic character of Miss
Daisy to life. She brings Miss Daisy to life through her bossy personality, and her
vulnerability through her interaction with the other characters.
Tandy gives a memorable performance when portraying Miss Daisy s bossy
personality. Miss Daisy has a sharp tongue. At the beginning of the film, Miss Daisy
has a driving mishap when she puts the car in the wrong gear and runs off of her
driveway. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The best example is the drive to Mobile. After Hoke and Miss Daisy have got lost
and are running late to Uncle Walter s birthday party, Hoke tells Miss Daisy he has
to stop the car to relieve himself. Miss Daisy refuses to let him stop, and Hoke is
forced to confront her. First, he must help her understand his position. He does this
by reminding her that he could not go at the gas station where they stopped
because there were no colored restrooms. He also authentically shares with Miss
Daisy how it feels for him as a grown man to have to ask her permission to stop the
car so he can relieve himself. When Hoke leaves the car, Miss Daisy become
frightened and the audience immediately realizes that beneath her bluster she feels
vulnerable and scared. In the article The Stage: Driving Miss Daisy by Mel
Gussow, he remarks how Miss Daisy s crusty façade gradually crumbles as she
comes to trust and to cherish Mr. Freeman (Gussow). Through the facial expressions
that Tandy expresses in the scene provides evidence of power of speaking the truth in
love and also the power of recognizing Miss Daisy s vulnerability. Through her
bossy personality, and her vulnerability Miss Daisy is brought to life by Jessica
Tandy in the movie Driving Miss Daisy . Tandy shows that Miss Daisy s
independence if very important to
Driving Miss Daisy : Jessica Tandy
In the movie Driving Miss Daisy Jessica Tandy is Miss Daisy, an aging, stubborn
and well off Jewish local of 1948 Atlanta, whose life is furled when her son,
concerned about her increasingly irrational road intelligence, engages Hoke as her
driver. Jessica Tandy does a great job of bringing the dramatic character of Miss
Daisy to life. She brings Miss Daisy to life through her bossy personality, and her
vulnerability through her interaction with the other characters.
Tandy gives a memorable performance when portraying Miss Daisy s bossy
personality. Miss Daisy has a sharp tongue. At the beginning of the film, Miss Daisy
has a driving mishap when she puts the car in the wrong gear and runs off of her
driveway. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The best example is the drive to Mobile. After Hoke and Miss Daisy have got lost
and are running late to Uncle Walter s birthday party, Hoke tells Miss Daisy he has
to stop the car to relieve himself. Miss Daisy refuses to let him stop, and Hoke is
forced to confront her. First, he must help her understand his position. He does this
by reminding her that he could not go at the gas station where they stopped
because there were no colored restrooms. He also authentically shares with Miss
Daisy how it feels for him as a grown man to have to ask her permission to stop the
car so he can relieve himself. When Hoke leaves the car, Miss Daisy become
frightened and the audience immediately realizes that beneath her bluster she feels
vulnerable and scared. In the article The Stage: Driving Miss Daisy by Mel
Gussow, he remarks how Miss Daisy s crusty façade gradually crumbles as she
comes to trust and to cherish Mr. Freeman (Gussow). Through the facial expressions
that Tandy expresses in the scene provides evidence of power of speaking the truth in
love and also the power of recognizing Miss Daisy s vulnerability. Through her
bossy personality, and her vulnerability Miss Daisy is brought to life by Jessica
Tandy in the movie Driving Miss Daisy . Tandy shows that Miss Daisy s
independence if very important to
Discovery Academy
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receives the best education. If you are looking for a trustworthy private school,
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Discovery Academy is a place where parents can be assured that their child will get
a positive academic experience. This is a reputable facility that is primarily
designed to fit your child s needs. When you are looking for a superior academic
institution, you can depend on the proficiency of the educational experts at Discovery
Academy.
A private school is always in high demand for children of all ages. It is a known fact
that when children attend these institutions, they are more likely to obtain a higher
level of education and more engagement with teachers. These special facilities have
more professional staff and hiring requirements. Therefore, teachers with a
professional background have all the essential qualifications that are necessary to
provide the best education for students. Whenever you are looking for an alternative
education, consider Discovery Academy in Edgewater, FL. Children who have the
opportunity to experience an alternative education have more access to a variety of
programs that fit their curricula, and they also ... Show more content on
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At Discovery Academy in Ormond Beach, FL, parents have the confidence knowing
that their child will experience the personal growth they need. In addition to learning
in an apple computer lab, students can also participate in therapeutic, academic, and
residential activities that they enjoy. Furthermore, Discovery Academy also provides
students the benefit of a 24/7 therapeutic environment. We provide a number of
programs that we are certain our students will love. Best of all, if you are unsure of
the therapeutic program your child needs, we are more than happy to help you make
an educated
At Discovery Academy in Edgewater, FL, we want to make sure that your child
receives the best education. If you are looking for a trustworthy private school,
you can be assured that our educational experts are here to help your child succeed.
Discovery Academy is a place where parents can be assured that their child will get
a positive academic experience. This is a reputable facility that is primarily
designed to fit your child s needs. When you are looking for a superior academic
institution, you can depend on the proficiency of the educational experts at Discovery
Academy.
A private school is always in high demand for children of all ages. It is a known fact
that when children attend these institutions, they are more likely to obtain a higher
level of education and more engagement with teachers. These special facilities have
more professional staff and hiring requirements. Therefore, teachers with a
professional background have all the essential qualifications that are necessary to
provide the best education for students. Whenever you are looking for an alternative
education, consider Discovery Academy in Edgewater, FL. Children who have the
opportunity to experience an alternative education have more access to a variety of
programs that fit their curricula, and they also ... Show more content on
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At Discovery Academy in Ormond Beach, FL, parents have the confidence knowing
that their child will experience the personal growth they need. In addition to learning
in an apple computer lab, students can also participate in therapeutic, academic, and
residential activities that they enjoy. Furthermore, Discovery Academy also provides
students the benefit of a 24/7 therapeutic environment. We provide a number of
programs that we are certain our students will love. Best of all, if you are unsure of
the therapeutic program your child needs, we are more than happy to help you make
an educated
Should Romeo And Juliet Get Married
I think Romeo and Juliet shouldn t get secretively married because they just met
each other and her nurse doesn t want her to get married because she thinks Juliet is
going to have a baby if she get married. Another thing is the Montagues and the
Capulets doesn t get alone. So if she was to get married to him there would be a fight
or an argument like everyday.
The biggest and most obvious reason is that the Montagues and Capulets have a
blood feud. The families can barely pass each other in the street without the situation
devolving into a sword fight. It isn t likely, then, that either family would approve of
a marriage between Romeo and Juliet. Another reason they shouldn t get married is
because Juliet already has a prospective suitor
I think Romeo and Juliet shouldn t get secretively married because they just met
each other and her nurse doesn t want her to get married because she thinks Juliet is
going to have a baby if she get married. Another thing is the Montagues and the
Capulets doesn t get alone. So if she was to get married to him there would be a fight
or an argument like everyday.
The biggest and most obvious reason is that the Montagues and Capulets have a
blood feud. The families can barely pass each other in the street without the situation
devolving into a sword fight. It isn t likely, then, that either family would approve of
a marriage between Romeo and Juliet. Another reason they shouldn t get married is
because Juliet already has a prospective suitor
Solubility
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SOLUBILITY
Purpose:Tobettercomprehendsolubilitybehaviorbyinvestigatingthesolubilityofvarioussubstancesindifferentsolvents,lookingatmiscibleandimmisciblepairsofliquids,andobservingthesolubility
oforganicacidsandbases.Reference:Pavia,ASmallScaleApproachtoOrganicLaboratoryTechniquespp.6
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Methylalcohol
ismorepolarthantheothertwoalcoholsbecauseoftheshortercarbonchainandpolarhydroxylgroup.Forthisreason,methanolissolubleinwater.
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В‐butanolarebothnonpolarmoleculeswhichexplainswhyitissolubleinhexane.Methanolissemi
В‐polarandnotsolubleinnonpolarhexane,eventhoughthesmallbubblesindicatethatsolutionistakingplace.
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SOLUBILITY
Purpose:Tobettercomprehendsolubilitybehaviorbyinvestigatingthesolubilityofvarioussubstancesindifferentsolvents,lookingatmiscibleandimmisciblepairsofliquids,andobservingthesolubility
oforganicacidsandbases.Reference:Pavia,ASmallScaleApproachtoOrganicLaboratoryTechniquespp.6
В‐9Report:PartA1) ResultsintableformSolvent: ... Show more content on
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Methylalcohol
ismorepolarthantheothertwoalcoholsbecauseoftheshortercarbonchainandpolarhydroxylgroup.Forthisreason,methanolissolubleinwater.
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Cl Cl H O H OH
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Seizure And Epilepsy Essay
Seizure and epilepsy are problems that occur in the nervous system. In a seizure, it is
an abrupt occurrence where the brain is having abnormal electrical activity that
becomes uncontrollable. An individual that has a seizure can become unconscious
and have a sudden change in their abilities such as talking and moving. Seizures
occur in different ways, one way is the tonic clonic. As a seizurecan occur as tonic
clonic, which it is when the body becomes stiff (tonic phase) that then transitions into
the clonic phase of where the entire body is experiencing jerking movements. In other
occasions, these phases can occur independently without having the other phase.
Epilepsyis different from seizures as it s the reoccurrence of seizures in an
individual. In epilepsy, an individual can suffer different forms of seizures. For a
person to be considered of having the disorder, they would need to have had more
than two unprovoked seizures (Ignatavicius Workman, 2016). When compared to just
having a seizure, a seizure is provoked by something that suddenly disturbs the
electrical activity of the brain.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Several factors can cause brain injury such as a stroke, use of drugs, fever, and
more. By having these factors affect the brain, it can be severe enough to cause a
seizure. Though brain injury can provoke seizures, other factors such as increased
physical activity, emotional stress, excessive fatigue, alcohol or caffeine
consumption, or certain foods or chemicals (Ignatavicius Workman, 2016, p.859),
can all lead to causing a seizure. A healthcare provider may prescribe a patient
Carbamazepine and Dilantin. As for Dilantin, it can help with the treatment
/prevention of tonic clonic (grand mal) seizures and complex partial seizures
(Skyscape, 2015); reducing the occurrence of the body s stiffness and jerking
Seizure and epilepsy are problems that occur in the nervous system. In a seizure, it is
an abrupt occurrence where the brain is having abnormal electrical activity that
becomes uncontrollable. An individual that has a seizure can become unconscious
and have a sudden change in their abilities such as talking and moving. Seizures
occur in different ways, one way is the tonic clonic. As a seizurecan occur as tonic
clonic, which it is when the body becomes stiff (tonic phase) that then transitions into
the clonic phase of where the entire body is experiencing jerking movements. In other
occasions, these phases can occur independently without having the other phase.
Epilepsyis different from seizures as it s the reoccurrence of seizures in an
individual. In epilepsy, an individual can suffer different forms of seizures. For a
person to be considered of having the disorder, they would need to have had more
than two unprovoked seizures (Ignatavicius Workman, 2016). When compared to just
having a seizure, a seizure is provoked by something that suddenly disturbs the
electrical activity of the brain.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Several factors can cause brain injury such as a stroke, use of drugs, fever, and
more. By having these factors affect the brain, it can be severe enough to cause a
seizure. Though brain injury can provoke seizures, other factors such as increased
physical activity, emotional stress, excessive fatigue, alcohol or caffeine
consumption, or certain foods or chemicals (Ignatavicius Workman, 2016, p.859),
can all lead to causing a seizure. A healthcare provider may prescribe a patient
Carbamazepine and Dilantin. As for Dilantin, it can help with the treatment
/prevention of tonic clonic (grand mal) seizures and complex partial seizures
(Skyscape, 2015); reducing the occurrence of the body s stiffness and jerking
The Higher Power Of Lucky Analysis
Whenever I asked my older sister a question, she would give me great advice, Just
Google it, Sabrina. I couldn t help myself from seeing the world as a puzzle
begging to be solved. With an inquisitive nature and insatiable curiosity, I ve
wanted to learn from new perspectives, whenever I could, and from whoever I
could. I would spend half a violin lesson asking my instructor about her love of
music rather than playing the piece we were studying. I was the kid who asked my
fifth grade teacher what a scrotum was because it was mentioned in my sustained
silent readingbook, The Higher Power of Lucky.
One of the things that has continually interested me is listening to others opinions
and the ways different people see things. In doing so, I ve ... Show more content on
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The internet is a place where anyone can go to share and communicate their ideas.
Whether I had questions about what a song meant, what type of gift my seven year
old cousin would like, what the opinions of the Israeli Palestinian conflict were, or
what a personal statement should look like, there was never a lack of Google results,
each backed up by a person s thoughts and interpretations.
My grandma loved to share everything she knew in life, never hesitating to answer
any question I asked, or didn t ask. Our time together would be limited to the time I
spend in Fuzhou, China, if it weren t for phones and computers. Though she lives
across the world, I am able to keep asking her questions about my family, my Chinese
culture, and my world.
Though technology is sometimes considered the antithesis of human contact, it also
allows people to connect to others when they may be separated by distance. But
technology is not limited to communicating with friends and family, it can be used
to send messages to a large audience of people. I remember spending my younger
years dedicating a MySpace to High School Musical, renting Blockbuster movies, and
watching the Harry Potter marathons on ABC
Whenever I asked my older sister a question, she would give me great advice, Just
Google it, Sabrina. I couldn t help myself from seeing the world as a puzzle
begging to be solved. With an inquisitive nature and insatiable curiosity, I ve
wanted to learn from new perspectives, whenever I could, and from whoever I
could. I would spend half a violin lesson asking my instructor about her love of
music rather than playing the piece we were studying. I was the kid who asked my
fifth grade teacher what a scrotum was because it was mentioned in my sustained
silent readingbook, The Higher Power of Lucky.
One of the things that has continually interested me is listening to others opinions
and the ways different people see things. In doing so, I ve ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The internet is a place where anyone can go to share and communicate their ideas.
Whether I had questions about what a song meant, what type of gift my seven year
old cousin would like, what the opinions of the Israeli Palestinian conflict were, or
what a personal statement should look like, there was never a lack of Google results,
each backed up by a person s thoughts and interpretations.
My grandma loved to share everything she knew in life, never hesitating to answer
any question I asked, or didn t ask. Our time together would be limited to the time I
spend in Fuzhou, China, if it weren t for phones and computers. Though she lives
across the world, I am able to keep asking her questions about my family, my Chinese
culture, and my world.
Though technology is sometimes considered the antithesis of human contact, it also
allows people to connect to others when they may be separated by distance. But
technology is not limited to communicating with friends and family, it can be used
to send messages to a large audience of people. I remember spending my younger
years dedicating a MySpace to High School Musical, renting Blockbuster movies, and
watching the Harry Potter marathons on ABC
Frederick Douglass All Men Are Created Equal
Imagine being woken up by the yelling of your loved one being whipped He would
whip her to make her scream, and whip her to make her hush, (Douglass, chapter 1,
paragraph8).In Narrative of the life of Fredrick Douglass. Fredrick Douglass wants
to change his readers beliefs about what it means to be dedicated to the American
idea that All men are created equal by telling about physical abuse of slaveryand lack
of education.
For instance, Douglass tries to change his readers beliefs about what it means to be
dedicated to the idea that All men are created equal by telling about the physical
abuse of slavery. One example, Douglass writes about is when Douglass witnesses his
Aunt Hester being brutally whipped. According to the text, I
Imagine being woken up by the yelling of your loved one being whipped He would
whip her to make her scream, and whip her to make her hush, (Douglass, chapter 1,
paragraph8).In Narrative of the life of Fredrick Douglass. Fredrick Douglass wants
to change his readers beliefs about what it means to be dedicated to the American
idea that All men are created equal by telling about physical abuse of slaveryand lack
of education.
For instance, Douglass tries to change his readers beliefs about what it means to be
dedicated to the idea that All men are created equal by telling about the physical
abuse of slavery. One example, Douglass writes about is when Douglass witnesses his
Aunt Hester being brutally whipped. According to the text, I
Animal Assisted Therapy ( Aat ) Essay
There are many positive effects of owning a pet. Animals can increase the health and
well being of individuals and can be a useful tool in the counseling arena. Animal
Assisted Therapy (AAT) has been in use since the early 18th century. England
hospitals used animals as a method of socialization and to boost morale ( History of
animal assisted therapy, 2014). Since it s early roots, AAT has evolved as a method
of therapy that helps individuals and group members overcome obstacles and achieve
goals.
One of the more well known successful therapy animals is Oscar the cat. Oscar the
cat comforts patients at a Rhode Island Nursing Home shortly before their death. He
has the ability to know when a patient in the home is close to death and he naps near
them to bring individuals a sense of peace and calmness in their final hours.
This author will investigate how animals play a role in the therapeutic process. The
group theory and tenets, the organization and function, the benefits, the limitations,
and this author s thoughts will be explored.
Group Theory/Tenets
AAT is not limited to one theoretical orientation. As defined by the American
Humane Association, AAT is a goal oriented intervention in which an animal is
incorporated as an integral part of the clinical health care process [...] delivered by a
professional health or human service provider (Uyemura, 2016). This author will
explore Solution Focused, Person Centered, Gestalt, Behavioral, Cognitive Behavior
and
There are many positive effects of owning a pet. Animals can increase the health and
well being of individuals and can be a useful tool in the counseling arena. Animal
Assisted Therapy (AAT) has been in use since the early 18th century. England
hospitals used animals as a method of socialization and to boost morale ( History of
animal assisted therapy, 2014). Since it s early roots, AAT has evolved as a method
of therapy that helps individuals and group members overcome obstacles and achieve
goals.
One of the more well known successful therapy animals is Oscar the cat. Oscar the
cat comforts patients at a Rhode Island Nursing Home shortly before their death. He
has the ability to know when a patient in the home is close to death and he naps near
them to bring individuals a sense of peace and calmness in their final hours.
This author will investigate how animals play a role in the therapeutic process. The
group theory and tenets, the organization and function, the benefits, the limitations,
and this author s thoughts will be explored.
Group Theory/Tenets
AAT is not limited to one theoretical orientation. As defined by the American
Humane Association, AAT is a goal oriented intervention in which an animal is
incorporated as an integral part of the clinical health care process [...] delivered by a
professional health or human service provider (Uyemura, 2016). This author will
explore Solution Focused, Person Centered, Gestalt, Behavioral, Cognitive Behavior
and
Crafting In The Middle Ages
The Medieval technology made war a game of iron and brains. The art of
Blacksmithing, crafting raw iron into a weapon that could slice bone with ease. The
long range approach to bring down enemies from afar even behind great towering
walls. The great war machines used to overcome great towering walls, made cities
vulnerable to sieges. The inventions that pushed the Medieval Ages shows the
intelligence of the minds of old.
The art of Blacksmithing, crafting master swords out of fire and iron, was no easy
task. Blacksmiths often bought iron ore in which they melt down and add carbon,
turning iron into steel. Blacksmithing has been used for thousands of years, and in
the that time, blacksmiths had learned the process in which to combine the steels
together to make a flexible yet strong blade. Blacksmiths had no set process for
crafting steel or the weapons in which they made according to the customer s
stipulations. However, Blacksmiths didn t often finish the blades they had started,
often turning them over to an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Trebuchets commonly launched large stones or greek fire into enemy cities. It was
thought to have been made in China and brought in Europe in the early Middle Ages.
The onager used a large sling to fling large objects into an enemy city. The onager
was made by the Romans at an unknown time, but was mentioned being used in
Europe in the early 13th century(Meyers, 2014) . Ballista is described as a large
scale crossbow that fired wooden rods with iron heads either into walls or arched
into a city. Originally invented by the Greeks and brought to Europe in 1216 AD
(Meyers, 2014). The mangole, a type of catapult that utilized a large bucket, hurled
either one large object or several smaller objects into an enemy location. The
mangole traveled on wheels and was first thought to be invented and used by the
Romans before being brought into Europe in 1216 AD (Meyers,
The Medieval technology made war a game of iron and brains. The art of
Blacksmithing, crafting raw iron into a weapon that could slice bone with ease. The
long range approach to bring down enemies from afar even behind great towering
walls. The great war machines used to overcome great towering walls, made cities
vulnerable to sieges. The inventions that pushed the Medieval Ages shows the
intelligence of the minds of old.
The art of Blacksmithing, crafting master swords out of fire and iron, was no easy
task. Blacksmiths often bought iron ore in which they melt down and add carbon,
turning iron into steel. Blacksmithing has been used for thousands of years, and in
the that time, blacksmiths had learned the process in which to combine the steels
together to make a flexible yet strong blade. Blacksmiths had no set process for
crafting steel or the weapons in which they made according to the customer s
stipulations. However, Blacksmiths didn t often finish the blades they had started,
often turning them over to an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Trebuchets commonly launched large stones or greek fire into enemy cities. It was
thought to have been made in China and brought in Europe in the early Middle Ages.
The onager used a large sling to fling large objects into an enemy city. The onager
was made by the Romans at an unknown time, but was mentioned being used in
Europe in the early 13th century(Meyers, 2014) . Ballista is described as a large
scale crossbow that fired wooden rods with iron heads either into walls or arched
into a city. Originally invented by the Greeks and brought to Europe in 1216 AD
(Meyers, 2014). The mangole, a type of catapult that utilized a large bucket, hurled
either one large object or several smaller objects into an enemy location. The
mangole traveled on wheels and was first thought to be invented and used by the
Romans before being brought into Europe in 1216 AD (Meyers,
Essay Salvage the Bones
FAMU 2012 Freshman Summer Reading Writing Assignment
Dijona Brishae Clemons
August 20, 2012 [email protected] 2. Compare the portrayal of Katrina in
Salvage the Bones to what you saw of the hurricane in the news. Which aspect of the
storm s devastation does this novel bring to life? What does Esch s perspective add
to your understanding of Katrina s impact?
When analyzing the horror of Katrina within Ward s novel Salvage the Bones and the
actual catastrophe that was broadcasted throughout the media, readers are able
understand its true impact. It seems as though Ward brought to light the realness and
severity of Katrina rather than just restate the obvious. Ward s writing is a perfect
storytelling of the event filled ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the two dogs tied the battle, altercation between Skeetah and Manny arose as to
who won the battle. Not to mention that the entire cause of the occasion was to a
confrontation that had taken place beforehand at Randall s basketball game. When
daddy loses his fingers during the exact time frame of China killing her own
puppy, intense emotions arose within me. The scene was a vivid surprise and
seems to have even been a foreshadow of how shocking the arrival of Katrina was
to the citizens of Bois Sauvage. These violent scenes create suspense of fear and
sympathy for the characters in the story all the way up until the last horrifying event.
Also, by adding these scenes Ward is able to anticipate the arrival of hurricane Katrina
. Allowing readers to ponder upon how these characters are going to come together
when Katrina arrives. These scenes also distract the reader from the obvious that a
storm is on its way; however the characters within the novel seem to be
disregarding it. When the storm finally hits readers are able to clearly see how the
family sets aside almost every brutality to save each other s lives. This is where the
tenderness of the characters persona s come in to play. In other words, although
Ward wanted to place scenes of intensity within her novel, it is perceived to be that
she did so with a mindset to build up to a mind boggling ending. With all the violence
and chaos throughout the story it humbles the
FAMU 2012 Freshman Summer Reading Writing Assignment
Dijona Brishae Clemons
August 20, 2012 [email protected] 2. Compare the portrayal of Katrina in
Salvage the Bones to what you saw of the hurricane in the news. Which aspect of the
storm s devastation does this novel bring to life? What does Esch s perspective add
to your understanding of Katrina s impact?
When analyzing the horror of Katrina within Ward s novel Salvage the Bones and the
actual catastrophe that was broadcasted throughout the media, readers are able
understand its true impact. It seems as though Ward brought to light the realness and
severity of Katrina rather than just restate the obvious. Ward s writing is a perfect
storytelling of the event filled ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As the two dogs tied the battle, altercation between Skeetah and Manny arose as to
who won the battle. Not to mention that the entire cause of the occasion was to a
confrontation that had taken place beforehand at Randall s basketball game. When
daddy loses his fingers during the exact time frame of China killing her own
puppy, intense emotions arose within me. The scene was a vivid surprise and
seems to have even been a foreshadow of how shocking the arrival of Katrina was
to the citizens of Bois Sauvage. These violent scenes create suspense of fear and
sympathy for the characters in the story all the way up until the last horrifying event.
Also, by adding these scenes Ward is able to anticipate the arrival of hurricane Katrina
. Allowing readers to ponder upon how these characters are going to come together
when Katrina arrives. These scenes also distract the reader from the obvious that a
storm is on its way; however the characters within the novel seem to be
disregarding it. When the storm finally hits readers are able to clearly see how the
family sets aside almost every brutality to save each other s lives. This is where the
tenderness of the characters persona s come in to play. In other words, although
Ward wanted to place scenes of intensity within her novel, it is perceived to be that
she did so with a mindset to build up to a mind boggling ending. With all the violence
and chaos throughout the story it humbles the
5 Basic Features Of Garage Door Springs
Alternative Title: Don t Start Shopping Unless You Know these 5 basic features of
Garage Door Springs
Alternative Title: The 5 Basic Features of Garage Door Springs That make all the
Difference!
Garage door springs are undoubtedly the most crucial components in the mechanism
of the door. They are also the most dangerous since they bear the weight of the
assembly, holding the door in place when it s opened d closed. Unfortunately, like
most mechanical systems, a garage door spring is prone to wear and failure. However,
before you consider a replacement, here are the 5 basic features of garage door springs
that you absolutely need to know about.
The all important question Do you need a new garage door spring?
A professional inspection is highly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The type: Garage door springs are available in two types, torsion and extension.
Most older doors have extension springs while newer models use torsion springs.
Apart from the varying mechanism, the placement of these springs also differs.
Torsion springs are placed above the door while extension springs are attached on the
sides of the upper tracks.
As their name suggests, extension springs actually get stretched when the door is
lowered and contract when the door is raised. In contrast, torsion springs are tightly
wound and they unwind when the door is opened and the cable is wound back
around the drum when the door is closed. An extension system can be converted to a
torsion spring system, but as you may have guessed, this does call for professional
intervention.
2. The dimensions: The weight that a garage door spring can handle will depend on
its dimensions. When it comes to torsion springs, the length, the wire size, the inside
diameter of the drum and the number of turns are crucial considerations. Accuracy is
extremely important when measuring these dimensions. If in any doubt, it would be
best to err on the side of caution and go for springs that can handle more weight than
the existing components of the
Alternative Title: Don t Start Shopping Unless You Know these 5 basic features of
Garage Door Springs
Alternative Title: The 5 Basic Features of Garage Door Springs That make all the
Difference!
Garage door springs are undoubtedly the most crucial components in the mechanism
of the door. They are also the most dangerous since they bear the weight of the
assembly, holding the door in place when it s opened d closed. Unfortunately, like
most mechanical systems, a garage door spring is prone to wear and failure. However,
before you consider a replacement, here are the 5 basic features of garage door springs
that you absolutely need to know about.
The all important question Do you need a new garage door spring?
A professional inspection is highly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The type: Garage door springs are available in two types, torsion and extension.
Most older doors have extension springs while newer models use torsion springs.
Apart from the varying mechanism, the placement of these springs also differs.
Torsion springs are placed above the door while extension springs are attached on the
sides of the upper tracks.
As their name suggests, extension springs actually get stretched when the door is
lowered and contract when the door is raised. In contrast, torsion springs are tightly
wound and they unwind when the door is opened and the cable is wound back
around the drum when the door is closed. An extension system can be converted to a
torsion spring system, but as you may have guessed, this does call for professional
intervention.
2. The dimensions: The weight that a garage door spring can handle will depend on
its dimensions. When it comes to torsion springs, the length, the wire size, the inside
diameter of the drum and the number of turns are crucial considerations. Accuracy is
extremely important when measuring these dimensions. If in any doubt, it would be
best to err on the side of caution and go for springs that can handle more weight than
the existing components of the
Barack Obama Legacy
Throughout the history of the United States, we have had presidents from all
walks of life. Some good, some not. All have left behind a legacy. Some were more
memorable then others, and some just down right horrendous. Barack Obama has
been the United States President for the last seven years. He has spent almost 2
terms in office passing bills, creating new policies, and bettering the lives of
Americans. While not everybody loves him, it would be a hard to argue that he
hasn t gotten a lot done while he s been in office. For example, he has started the
process of creating affordable health care that is accessibly available to all
Americans. He has helped restore the economy after one of the biggest recessions the
U.S. Has ever seen. He has... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not only has Obama helped them to find a voice, he has helped them fight for rights
in equality and justice for all. A great example of this would be the African Americans
of the United States. As a fellow African American, Mr. Obama has been a leading
figure in the fight, and has shown people that there is a better way that doesn t
involve fighting to get your point across. Mr. Obama has also helped in the fight for
homosexuals and gaining equality for this minority group. He has supported court
cases in the fight, and has passed bills that help fight for the
Throughout the history of the United States, we have had presidents from all
walks of life. Some good, some not. All have left behind a legacy. Some were more
memorable then others, and some just down right horrendous. Barack Obama has
been the United States President for the last seven years. He has spent almost 2
terms in office passing bills, creating new policies, and bettering the lives of
Americans. While not everybody loves him, it would be a hard to argue that he
hasn t gotten a lot done while he s been in office. For example, he has started the
process of creating affordable health care that is accessibly available to all
Americans. He has helped restore the economy after one of the biggest recessions the
U.S. Has ever seen. He has... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not only has Obama helped them to find a voice, he has helped them fight for rights
in equality and justice for all. A great example of this would be the African Americans
of the United States. As a fellow African American, Mr. Obama has been a leading
figure in the fight, and has shown people that there is a better way that doesn t
involve fighting to get your point across. Mr. Obama has also helped in the fight for
homosexuals and gaining equality for this minority group. He has supported court
cases in the fight, and has passed bills that help fight for the
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