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Military Services Act
Essay Title: Military Services Act In 1917 during WW1, the Canadian government justified in
enacting the Military Services Act to register and conscript men for war. Almost all French
Canadians opposed conscription because they felt they had no loyalty to France and Britain.
Other Canadians were at ease with the conscription as they supported the British Empire. The
farmers, union heads, and pacifists were all opposed of the conscription like the French
Canadians. I believe the Military Services Act was not the best choice because it ripped up the
relations between the English and the French Canadians, it eliminated the freedom of the people
by forcing them to go to war, and caused a riot in Quebec City leading to a few deaths. The... Show
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The Quebec City mayor sent reinforcements from Ottawa to help control the rioting, which had
been going on for two days. On the Easter Monday the crowds organized against the military
presence in the city. Armed rioters started to fire at the troops and vise versa. There was an
estimated four men killed by the fire and dozens injured. These riots represent one of the most
violent disturbances in Canadian history. These riots erupted over conscription, which grew from
how things were before in French Canadian nationalism. The military crackdown that lasted in
Quebec until the end of the war resulted in an increase in state power in the growing of French
Canadian nationalism. These riots over the conscription and the French Canadians sticking to their
ways lead to a many difficult and unpleasant times in Quebec. The Military Services Act had more
cons than pros as it destroyed the relationship of the English Canadians and the French Canadians,
it limited the freedom of the males by forcing them to attend war and fight, and also caused a
dangerous and damaging riot in Quebec. By the spring of 1918, the government had amended the
Military Services Act so that there were no exemptions. This left many English Canadians opposed.
The war ended within a few months but the issue left Canadians divided and distrustful of their
government. Then in 1920 Borden retired and conservatives were shut out of Quebec for the next
fifty years. The conscription crisis stuck
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Essay Title: Military Services Act In 1917 during WW1, the Canadian government justified in
enacting the Military Services Act to register and conscript men for war. Almost all French
Canadians opposed conscription because they felt they had no loyalty to France and Britain.
Other Canadians were at ease with the conscription as they supported the British Empire. The
farmers, union heads, and pacifists were all opposed of the conscription like the French
Canadians. I believe the Military Services Act was not the best choice because it ripped up the
relations between the English and the French Canadians, it eliminated the freedom of the people
by forcing them to go to war, and caused a riot in Quebec City leading to a few deaths. The... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Quebec City mayor sent reinforcements from Ottawa to help control the rioting, which had
been going on for two days. On the Easter Monday the crowds organized against the military
presence in the city. Armed rioters started to fire at the troops and vise versa. There was an
estimated four men killed by the fire and dozens injured. These riots represent one of the most
violent disturbances in Canadian history. These riots erupted over conscription, which grew from
how things were before in French Canadian nationalism. The military crackdown that lasted in
Quebec until the end of the war resulted in an increase in state power in the growing of French
Canadian nationalism. These riots over the conscription and the French Canadians sticking to their
ways lead to a many difficult and unpleasant times in Quebec. The Military Services Act had more
cons than pros as it destroyed the relationship of the English Canadians and the French Canadians,
it limited the freedom of the males by forcing them to attend war and fight, and also caused a
dangerous and damaging riot in Quebec. By the spring of 1918, the government had amended the
Military Services Act so that there were no exemptions. This left many English Canadians opposed.
The war ended within a few months but the issue left Canadians divided and distrustful of their
government. Then in 1920 Borden retired and conservatives were shut out of Quebec for the next
fifty years. The conscription crisis stuck
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U.S. history Apex 7.1.3 Final Exam
7.1.3 Final Exam: U.S. History Sem 1 Test U.S. History Sem 1 (2010) (S1400659) Date:
____________ Course Big Question: How did people from America, Europe, and Africa come
together, and what sort of nation did they build? Section 1: Short Answer (60 points) In this
section, you will show your knowledge of the content by constructing a three paragraph essay.
Remember to use examples from this unit, be specific, and follow proper paragraph and essay
writing conventions. A. Explain how Texas became an American state. (1 point each, 6 points total)
Why did Americans settle in the Mexican territory of Texas? Mexico offered free land to the
Americans that Migrated to the Mexican territory, The Mexican... Show more content on
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How did judicial review become an important part of the American court system? (2 points) The
Marbury vs. Madison case in the 1800 s. Compulsory enrollment, especially for the armed
forces; draft.A monetary payment exacted by a government in wartime. E. Choose five of the
following terms and give a brief definition of each. (2 points each, 10 total) Choose from the
following: black codes Common Sense Free Soilers maroon colonies military draft peculiar
institution push factor sharecropping Sons of Liberty temperance 1: Black Codes: A body of
laws, statutes, and rules enacted by southern states immediately after the Civil War to regain
control over the freed slaves, maintain white supremacy, and ensure the continued supply of
cheap labor. 2: Free Soil Party: a short lived political party in the United States active in the 1848
and 1852 presidential elections, and in some state elections. 3: Military draft: Compulsory
enrollment, especially for the armed forces; a monetary payment exacted by a government in
wartime. 4: Push factor: Push factors are things that are unfavorable about the area that one lives
in. 5: Sons of Liberty: The Sons of Liberty is an organization of American patriots that originated in
the North American British colonies. The group was formed to protect the rights of the colonists
and to take to the streets against the abuses of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
7.1.3 Final Exam: U.S. History Sem 1 Test U.S. History Sem 1 (2010) (S1400659) Date:
____________ Course Big Question: How did people from America, Europe, and Africa come
together, and what sort of nation did they build? Section 1: Short Answer (60 points) In this
section, you will show your knowledge of the content by constructing a three paragraph essay.
Remember to use examples from this unit, be specific, and follow proper paragraph and essay
writing conventions. A. Explain how Texas became an American state. (1 point each, 6 points total)
Why did Americans settle in the Mexican territory of Texas? Mexico offered free land to the
Americans that Migrated to the Mexican territory, The Mexican... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
How did judicial review become an important part of the American court system? (2 points) The
Marbury vs. Madison case in the 1800 s. Compulsory enrollment, especially for the armed
forces; draft.A monetary payment exacted by a government in wartime. E. Choose five of the
following terms and give a brief definition of each. (2 points each, 10 total) Choose from the
following: black codes Common Sense Free Soilers maroon colonies military draft peculiar
institution push factor sharecropping Sons of Liberty temperance 1: Black Codes: A body of
laws, statutes, and rules enacted by southern states immediately after the Civil War to regain
control over the freed slaves, maintain white supremacy, and ensure the continued supply of
cheap labor. 2: Free Soil Party: a short lived political party in the United States active in the 1848
and 1852 presidential elections, and in some state elections. 3: Military draft: Compulsory
enrollment, especially for the armed forces; a monetary payment exacted by a government in
wartime. 4: Push factor: Push factors are things that are unfavorable about the area that one lives
in. 5: Sons of Liberty: The Sons of Liberty is an organization of American patriots that originated in
the North American British colonies. The group was formed to protect the rights of the colonists
and to take to the streets against the abuses of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Big Business In The Gilded Age Essay
As the age of Reconstruction ended, the Gilded Age of big businesses began in the United
States and with it came new jobs and goods for Americans. When new corporations became more
successful, it made an immense impact on the economy, the political system and the lives of
citizens. Economically, the cost of food and living went down significantly as well as a surplus
of jobs. Political leaders were corrupted by big business as their decisions and laws were
influenced by the wealthy class bribes and stealing from the common man. Though mass
production allowed goods to be made quicker and in greater quantity, the workers horrible working
conditions and remarkably long hours caused the creation of unions and strikes. Despite the great
effect big business had on the economy in the Gilded Agethrough the decline in the cost of food
and fuel, the daily lives of average working class citizens were negatively impacted by long
hours, horrid working conditions leading to unions and a corrupted political system. The use of
mass production allowed for an increase of jobs and supply of many goods in the United States and
allowed for the cost of goods to decline. The prices of food, the cost of food and fuel and lighting
decreased significantly between 1870 and 1900 as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The use of mass production caused for big business to prosper, and created jobs. However, mass
production had a negative effect later in American history due to the great amount of supply and
lack of demand. As such, in the 1930s a major economic downfall occurred known as the Great
Depression after the crash of Wall Street where millions of dollars and jobs were lost. Big
business both positively and negatively affected the American economy as it lessened cost of
living, food, fuel and lighting in Gilded Age but later caused the Great
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As the age of Reconstruction ended, the Gilded Age of big businesses began in the United
States and with it came new jobs and goods for Americans. When new corporations became more
successful, it made an immense impact on the economy, the political system and the lives of
citizens. Economically, the cost of food and living went down significantly as well as a surplus
of jobs. Political leaders were corrupted by big business as their decisions and laws were
influenced by the wealthy class bribes and stealing from the common man. Though mass
production allowed goods to be made quicker and in greater quantity, the workers horrible working
conditions and remarkably long hours caused the creation of unions and strikes. Despite the great
effect big business had on the economy in the Gilded Agethrough the decline in the cost of food
and fuel, the daily lives of average working class citizens were negatively impacted by long
hours, horrid working conditions leading to unions and a corrupted political system. The use of
mass production allowed for an increase of jobs and supply of many goods in the United States and
allowed for the cost of goods to decline. The prices of food, the cost of food and fuel and lighting
decreased significantly between 1870 and 1900 as... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The use of mass production caused for big business to prosper, and created jobs. However, mass
production had a negative effect later in American history due to the great amount of supply and
lack of demand. As such, in the 1930s a major economic downfall occurred known as the Great
Depression after the crash of Wall Street where millions of dollars and jobs were lost. Big
business both positively and negatively affected the American economy as it lessened cost of
living, food, fuel and lighting in Gilded Age but later caused the Great
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Brian s Hatchet As A Feature Film
Hatchet is a great book, and was also made into a feature film in 1990. The book s main character
Brian, who is thirteen years old, shows that the most important thing to him is his family. The
story begins with Brian traveling to Canada to visit his father. He would travel there every
summer. Until this summer Brian who gets stranded in the middle of the forest. During his flight
back home the pilot had a heart attack and died. The plane crashed and landed in the middle of a
lake in the forest. Surprisingly Brian survived the crash. This was due to the fact that the descent of
the plane wasn t so steep and he landed in water. In this story Brian has the determination to get
back to his parents. The only thing that he had after
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hatchet is a great book, and was also made into a feature film in 1990. The book s main character
Brian, who is thirteen years old, shows that the most important thing to him is his family. The
story begins with Brian traveling to Canada to visit his father. He would travel there every
summer. Until this summer Brian who gets stranded in the middle of the forest. During his flight
back home the pilot had a heart attack and died. The plane crashed and landed in the middle of a
lake in the forest. Surprisingly Brian survived the crash. This was due to the fact that the descent of
the plane wasn t so steep and he landed in water. In this story Brian has the determination to get
back to his parents. The only thing that he had after
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Del Hardy s The Light In The Forest Book
The Light in the Forest book was about an Indian boy, True Son being forced to return to his
white parents that lived in Pennsylvania. True Son went back to his white parents and his
younger brother, after being an Indian for eleven years in Ohio. With him was a white soldier,
Del Hardy that spoke the Delaware language. Myra Butler, Harry Butler, and Gordie Butler were
excited for his return. When he arrived home, his Aunt Kate disliked True Son and his customs.
His Uncle Wilse made fun of his language and his people. Uncle Wilse hated True Son what he
was, an Indian and slapped True Son. True Son got into a lot of conflicts with other whites
because of his Indian mindset. Half Arrow, True Son s cousin found him on white territory. True
Son and Half Arrow stole multiple things from True Son s uncle. Half Arrow and True Son ran
away together in the forest. They both stayed in the forest until they came to their tribe again. True
Son met with his Indian father, Cuyloga. The Lenni Lenape planned an attack against the whites.
The Lenni Lenape sent True Son in to attract the whites. Once the whites were close enough, True
Son warned them to go back. Since True Son did that, he... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One is that True Son took a swing at Del Hardy in the movie. While on the other hand, True Son
just sat there and didn t do anything. Another difference between the book and the movie was
that True Son dropped and ate a the Mandrake Root instead of the May Apple like he did in the
book. Next difference was that True Son had no other siblings in the movie. In the book he had a
younger brother named Gordie. To go along with character difference, there was a servant to Aunt
Kate and Uncle Wilse in the movie named Shenandoah. Another difference was that True Son s
mother put on a dance for True Son so, that he could meet a girl and fancy her. At the party, Myra
Butler put a ring in the cake and had True Son give it to the person he liked the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Light in the Forest book was about an Indian boy, True Son being forced to return to his
white parents that lived in Pennsylvania. True Son went back to his white parents and his
younger brother, after being an Indian for eleven years in Ohio. With him was a white soldier,
Del Hardy that spoke the Delaware language. Myra Butler, Harry Butler, and Gordie Butler were
excited for his return. When he arrived home, his Aunt Kate disliked True Son and his customs.
His Uncle Wilse made fun of his language and his people. Uncle Wilse hated True Son what he
was, an Indian and slapped True Son. True Son got into a lot of conflicts with other whites
because of his Indian mindset. Half Arrow, True Son s cousin found him on white territory. True
Son and Half Arrow stole multiple things from True Son s uncle. Half Arrow and True Son ran
away together in the forest. They both stayed in the forest until they came to their tribe again. True
Son met with his Indian father, Cuyloga. The Lenni Lenape planned an attack against the whites.
The Lenni Lenape sent True Son in to attract the whites. Once the whites were close enough, True
Son warned them to go back. Since True Son did that, he... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One is that True Son took a swing at Del Hardy in the movie. While on the other hand, True Son
just sat there and didn t do anything. Another difference between the book and the movie was
that True Son dropped and ate a the Mandrake Root instead of the May Apple like he did in the
book. Next difference was that True Son had no other siblings in the movie. In the book he had a
younger brother named Gordie. To go along with character difference, there was a servant to Aunt
Kate and Uncle Wilse in the movie named Shenandoah. Another difference was that True Son s
mother put on a dance for True Son so, that he could meet a girl and fancy her. At the party, Myra
Butler put a ring in the cake and had True Son give it to the person he liked the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Organ Sales
Most people and including this writer, probably have never given a lot of thought about organ
donation, aside from checking yes box for DMV. A far amount of people believe that once a
person is dead, that using what is left of the body so another can benefit from the donation or,
perhaps, even save another human being s life. However, what about selling a kidney not donating
one? The essay OrganSales Will Save Lives written by Joanna McKay, delves a lot deeper into
the hot topic of human organ sales and the need to change the laws. She makes a compelling
argument for the legality of organ sales as well as an ethical one. In her essay, Joanna McKay gives
many reasonable incentives to persuade the reader. She points out that... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
There is no one to turn because whole business is illegal. Miss McKay believes that regulating
organ sales is not just a safer way for organ transplant but believes it is a moral and ethical duty to
help those in need and secure a safe way to see that happens. Is it moral to sentence thousands to
unnecessary deaths? (96) McKay believes it is immoral. This writer completely agrees. Over the
years, kidney transplants have become much safer and easier to perform due to medical advances
and new medications on the market and the risk for the donor and the recipient is very low. A
person should have the right to do what they want with their own body, especially when it comes to
matters of life and death. Selling a kidney to help one financially, as well as helping another
person live a longer and fuller life is ethically correct. If a person can sell blood, sperm, and even
pregnant women who are either surrogates or giving up their baby to a childless couple, have
their entire medical and lifestyle needs paid for by the adopting parents, then why cannot similar
rules be made for organs sales? Tens of thousands of lives could be saved if countries change their
laws. Imagine what a true and wonderful difference in the lives of these people could be made.
Summary and Analysis 1
English 112
Joanna Sharkey
Works Cited
McKay, Joanna. Organ Sales Will Save Lives. Ed. Richard Bullock, Maureen Daly Groggin, and
Francine Weinberg. New York:
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Most people and including this writer, probably have never given a lot of thought about organ
donation, aside from checking yes box for DMV. A far amount of people believe that once a
person is dead, that using what is left of the body so another can benefit from the donation or,
perhaps, even save another human being s life. However, what about selling a kidney not donating
one? The essay OrganSales Will Save Lives written by Joanna McKay, delves a lot deeper into
the hot topic of human organ sales and the need to change the laws. She makes a compelling
argument for the legality of organ sales as well as an ethical one. In her essay, Joanna McKay gives
many reasonable incentives to persuade the reader. She points out that... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
There is no one to turn because whole business is illegal. Miss McKay believes that regulating
organ sales is not just a safer way for organ transplant but believes it is a moral and ethical duty to
help those in need and secure a safe way to see that happens. Is it moral to sentence thousands to
unnecessary deaths? (96) McKay believes it is immoral. This writer completely agrees. Over the
years, kidney transplants have become much safer and easier to perform due to medical advances
and new medications on the market and the risk for the donor and the recipient is very low. A
person should have the right to do what they want with their own body, especially when it comes to
matters of life and death. Selling a kidney to help one financially, as well as helping another
person live a longer and fuller life is ethically correct. If a person can sell blood, sperm, and even
pregnant women who are either surrogates or giving up their baby to a childless couple, have
their entire medical and lifestyle needs paid for by the adopting parents, then why cannot similar
rules be made for organs sales? Tens of thousands of lives could be saved if countries change their
laws. Imagine what a true and wonderful difference in the lives of these people could be made.
Summary and Analysis 1
English 112
Joanna Sharkey
Works Cited
McKay, Joanna. Organ Sales Will Save Lives. Ed. Richard Bullock, Maureen Daly Groggin, and
Francine Weinberg. New York:
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Master Degree In Social Work
Working toward a Master degree in Social Work often includes translating academic learning and
theories into practice. Hence, there is a marriage between classroom content and field placement
which offers a platform to learn and practice skills simultaneously. Also, this experience can help to
build confidence while linking the importance of classroom discussion to practice.
As a result of class discussions and reading assignments I am more cognizant when conducting bio
psychosocial that the client cannot be considered in isolation from his or her physical and social
environment. I assess these areas more keenly with the intent that this information will shed light
on how the community supports or hinders the client s survival and development. Also, this
knowledge provides me with information about barriers that might hinder the intervention plan.
Although my agency doesn t focus on the family, I assess this area as well to determine family
dynamics in relation to supporting the intervention plan. Family members and other persons
involved in the clients lives often provide emotional support and resources which can assist the
client in reaching their goals.
Another concept I use to inform my work with clients is self determination which is a critical
social work value. Nevertheless, I am aware that clients often make life ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Nonetheless, this application can be utilized more frequent at my agency. I noticed staff takes a lot
of shortcuts and there is a disconnection between social work values and ethics. Also, staff is more
focused on directives, policies, and procedures required by the funders. This could be attributed to
employees having different degrees and or credentials. Also, administrators not being familiar with
social work values and ethical standards. Also, staff could be experiencing burnout and has become
desensitized to the clients issues and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Working toward a Master degree in Social Work often includes translating academic learning and
theories into practice. Hence, there is a marriage between classroom content and field placement
which offers a platform to learn and practice skills simultaneously. Also, this experience can help to
build confidence while linking the importance of classroom discussion to practice.
As a result of class discussions and reading assignments I am more cognizant when conducting bio
psychosocial that the client cannot be considered in isolation from his or her physical and social
environment. I assess these areas more keenly with the intent that this information will shed light
on how the community supports or hinders the client s survival and development. Also, this
knowledge provides me with information about barriers that might hinder the intervention plan.
Although my agency doesn t focus on the family, I assess this area as well to determine family
dynamics in relation to supporting the intervention plan. Family members and other persons
involved in the clients lives often provide emotional support and resources which can assist the
client in reaching their goals.
Another concept I use to inform my work with clients is self determination which is a critical
social work value. Nevertheless, I am aware that clients often make life ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Nonetheless, this application can be utilized more frequent at my agency. I noticed staff takes a lot
of shortcuts and there is a disconnection between social work values and ethics. Also, staff is more
focused on directives, policies, and procedures required by the funders. This could be attributed to
employees having different degrees and or credentials. Also, administrators not being familiar with
social work values and ethical standards. Also, staff could be experiencing burnout and has become
desensitized to the clients issues and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Folkway Norms In Our Culture
Norms are constantly changing and different in every culture. Norms are usually unnoticed in
our society. There are folkways and mores norms. Folkway norms specify proper behaviors and
are less violent and just rude which are stated was weak . Mores norms are stronger norms which
violates more demands. We re taught wrongs and rights while we re kids like sneezing into your
elbow and using manners. Other things are just common sense like facing forwards the doors in an
elevator. In our culturestanding backwards in the elevator is not normal. People walk in and turn
around to face the door. For this assignment, I decided to break that norm. I was leaving a doctor s
appointment and had to take an elevator down to the first floor. I was about to turn around like a
normal human but I remembered this essay and thought it was the perfect opportunity with an
elevator full of people.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I know I felt awkward, I can t imagine how she felt in front of me. She actually did scoot over a
little bit. If someone stood facing me I would also try to turn a little bit to avoid eye contact or
accidental body touching. I think everyone else realized what I was doing and had kind of
confused looks on their faces. To make it even more awkward I stared around the elevator just
observing the people. The woman did react the way I would ve by turning away a little bit, I
think I would ve tried to ignore the person by just looking down at my phone and praying that the
elevator ride would hurry up. After the first few moments I felt the eyes wonder off me and
everyone minded their own business including the woman next to me even though I could still feel
some weird tension. It s interesting to observe people, everyone had their own thought about me
standing and staring the way I
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Norms are constantly changing and different in every culture. Norms are usually unnoticed in
our society. There are folkways and mores norms. Folkway norms specify proper behaviors and
are less violent and just rude which are stated was weak . Mores norms are stronger norms which
violates more demands. We re taught wrongs and rights while we re kids like sneezing into your
elbow and using manners. Other things are just common sense like facing forwards the doors in an
elevator. In our culturestanding backwards in the elevator is not normal. People walk in and turn
around to face the door. For this assignment, I decided to break that norm. I was leaving a doctor s
appointment and had to take an elevator down to the first floor. I was about to turn around like a
normal human but I remembered this essay and thought it was the perfect opportunity with an
elevator full of people.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I know I felt awkward, I can t imagine how she felt in front of me. She actually did scoot over a
little bit. If someone stood facing me I would also try to turn a little bit to avoid eye contact or
accidental body touching. I think everyone else realized what I was doing and had kind of
confused looks on their faces. To make it even more awkward I stared around the elevator just
observing the people. The woman did react the way I would ve by turning away a little bit, I
think I would ve tried to ignore the person by just looking down at my phone and praying that the
elevator ride would hurry up. After the first few moments I felt the eyes wonder off me and
everyone minded their own business including the woman next to me even though I could still feel
some weird tension. It s interesting to observe people, everyone had their own thought about me
standing and staring the way I
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
High Cost Of A College Education Essay
Right now in our society a college education is no longer an option or privilege, but rather a
necessity. We were practically raised and conditioned to believe that we need a higher education
in order to succeed in life. As opposed to generations of the past, high school students today are
unable to obtain the number of high paying jobs that were once available. In the post War 1 era,
the city of New York provided a free quality collegeeducation to many working class people
(including immigrants) at the time when they were effectively barred from attending most colleges.
Harvard College was founded in 1636, the history of higher educationhas been closely intertwined
with the history of the United States economically, socially, and culturally. Both have generally
been associated with expanding opportunity but as college and... Show more content on
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$638 for High school graduates. The average price of college today is 90,000 for a four year of
college, if college graduates put away $462 a week the extra amount made then they could pay
off college debt in about 16 years. It may seem like a lot, after they have built up huge retirement
fund and give themselves a better life. Only if students come to realize that if they went to a
secondary trade school it would be so expensive. High school graduates today are unable to
obtain the number of high paying jobs that were once available. My response to these statistics is
that people approaching high school graduation should seriously consider trade school,
particularly if they are not at the top of their class. A traditional four year degree is not for
everyone, and trade school offers a pretty compelling career path, especially when considering the
factors associated with a college education outlined above.
Expanding opportunity, as colleges and universities have become less privileged of an elite few
more of training ground for Americans of all backgrounds including foreign
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Right now in our society a college education is no longer an option or privilege, but rather a
necessity. We were practically raised and conditioned to believe that we need a higher education
in order to succeed in life. As opposed to generations of the past, high school students today are
unable to obtain the number of high paying jobs that were once available. In the post War 1 era,
the city of New York provided a free quality collegeeducation to many working class people
(including immigrants) at the time when they were effectively barred from attending most colleges.
Harvard College was founded in 1636, the history of higher educationhas been closely intertwined
with the history of the United States economically, socially, and culturally. Both have generally
been associated with expanding opportunity but as college and... Show more content on
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$638 for High school graduates. The average price of college today is 90,000 for a four year of
college, if college graduates put away $462 a week the extra amount made then they could pay
off college debt in about 16 years. It may seem like a lot, after they have built up huge retirement
fund and give themselves a better life. Only if students come to realize that if they went to a
secondary trade school it would be so expensive. High school graduates today are unable to
obtain the number of high paying jobs that were once available. My response to these statistics is
that people approaching high school graduation should seriously consider trade school,
particularly if they are not at the top of their class. A traditional four year degree is not for
everyone, and trade school offers a pretty compelling career path, especially when considering the
factors associated with a college education outlined above.
Expanding opportunity, as colleges and universities have become less privileged of an elite few
more of training ground for Americans of all backgrounds including foreign
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A narrative essay about my first day of Army basic training.
What s your name asked one of two men in camouflage uniforms standing in front of me. Holtan,
Drill Sergeant I half stuttered. The other man flew into an angry rage and started to scream at
me Soldier, he is not a Drill sergeant, look at him now soldier! What rank is he now that you
looked? He is an officer I said trying not to cry, my lower lip trembling slightly. Holtan now start
pushing and don t stop til I come back, because im the command sergeant majorof this base.
Screamed Command sergeantmajor Martinez.
After high school I decided to go and serve my country in the United States Army. I signed up
January of 2002, my senior year of high school to be a medic. My official first day in the Army was
August 22nd 2002. I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You re too slow, start running around the room, NOW the Drill sergeant yelled from the front of
the room. The room a rectangular shape had fifteen bunks on each side with a hollow green
rectangle painted in the middle of the floor. I kept running and running around that green
rectangle, I could hear the Drill sergeant yelling but everything seemed so quiet. It was so hot in
the room, and it was then that I knew I really was in hell. All I could hear was my heavy labored
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What s your name asked one of two men in camouflage uniforms standing in front of me. Holtan,
Drill Sergeant I half stuttered. The other man flew into an angry rage and started to scream at
me Soldier, he is not a Drill sergeant, look at him now soldier! What rank is he now that you
looked? He is an officer I said trying not to cry, my lower lip trembling slightly. Holtan now start
pushing and don t stop til I come back, because im the command sergeant majorof this base.
Screamed Command sergeantmajor Martinez.
After high school I decided to go and serve my country in the United States Army. I signed up
January of 2002, my senior year of high school to be a medic. My official first day in the Army was
August 22nd 2002. I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
You re too slow, start running around the room, NOW the Drill sergeant yelled from the front of
the room. The room a rectangular shape had fifteen bunks on each side with a hollow green
rectangle painted in the middle of the floor. I kept running and running around that green
rectangle, I could hear the Drill sergeant yelling but everything seemed so quiet. It was so hot in
the room, and it was then that I knew I really was in hell. All I could hear was my heavy labored
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Kid Kustomers- Advertising
The original definition of the word advertising does not look that bad. It is simply explained as
calling the attention of the public to a product or business. However, the advertising companies
usually abuse the real meaning of advertising and try to sell their product no matter what it takes
to do so. It is very hard not to notice advertisement in today s world. The commercials, the adds,
the posters are everywhere; from TV, newspapers magazines and billboards to even a bus that is
taking us to work everyday. Advertisingcompanies know exactly how to get into our heads and how
to convince us to buy their product instead of thousands of the different ones. No one can argue that
advertising is influential, but there are a lot of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After a month he gained twenty four pounds. Gaining weight was just the outward sign: His
liver became toxic, his cholesterol went up, his libido lowered and he got huge headaches and
became depressed. It is impossible for advertising to be beneficial is the product they advertise
is not. Without those ads and commercials McDonald s would be nothing, but with them it
became one of the most successful companies in the world. Although advertising was presenting
our years for tens of years, it has become very drastic and unscrupulous these days. Slowly the
ads and commercials changed into spam, junk mail or phone calls which really disrespect out
private life. The marathon between the advertising companies had come up to the point where
they are being able to lie, cheat, or trick people to buy their products. The essays and articles like
Calfee s only try to bluff the truth about it. No matter what we do or what we say the advertising
influences and will influence what we eat, what we drink, what we wear and these factors are a
part of who we really are. The question is, should it really have that
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The original definition of the word advertising does not look that bad. It is simply explained as
calling the attention of the public to a product or business. However, the advertising companies
usually abuse the real meaning of advertising and try to sell their product no matter what it takes
to do so. It is very hard not to notice advertisement in today s world. The commercials, the adds,
the posters are everywhere; from TV, newspapers magazines and billboards to even a bus that is
taking us to work everyday. Advertisingcompanies know exactly how to get into our heads and how
to convince us to buy their product instead of thousands of the different ones. No one can argue that
advertising is influential, but there are a lot of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After a month he gained twenty four pounds. Gaining weight was just the outward sign: His
liver became toxic, his cholesterol went up, his libido lowered and he got huge headaches and
became depressed. It is impossible for advertising to be beneficial is the product they advertise
is not. Without those ads and commercials McDonald s would be nothing, but with them it
became one of the most successful companies in the world. Although advertising was presenting
our years for tens of years, it has become very drastic and unscrupulous these days. Slowly the
ads and commercials changed into spam, junk mail or phone calls which really disrespect out
private life. The marathon between the advertising companies had come up to the point where
they are being able to lie, cheat, or trick people to buy their products. The essays and articles like
Calfee s only try to bluff the truth about it. No matter what we do or what we say the advertising
influences and will influence what we eat, what we drink, what we wear and these factors are a
part of who we really are. The question is, should it really have that
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Outback Steakhouse Is A Chain Of Restaurants
Outback Steakhouse is a chain of restaurants that serves a variety of foods, primarily steaks, with an
Australian themed menu and atmosphere. According to the Outback Steakhouse website, their
strategy to compete in their market is providing quality, well sized portions of food to customers at
a reasonable price. They also strive to offer a casual environment through friendly service and a
calming Australian outbackinspired ambiance.
As an organization, Outback, is a mid tier quality restaurant that specializes in a specific type of
food (steak) and has signature products like the Blooming Onion appetizer. Taking into account the
particular market that Outback caters to, the similar chains that compete with Outback would
include LongHorn Steakhouse, Ruby Tuesday s, and Red Lobster.
Regionally, the Outback Steakhouse located in Edgewater competes with nearby diners and
restaurants like Mitchell s Fish Market, Brownstone Pancake Factory, along with with the large
Japanese supermarket/food court Mitsuwa Marketplace.
Demographics of the Organization For the twelve employees currently on staff (on the daily bases),
there are five team roles used in this Outback Steakhouse franchise: one Manager, two Hosts, one
Bartender, one Busser, and seven Waiters/Waitresses. More information about individual employee
roles can be found in the appendix.
Many of the employees have only been with the organization for a very short time. Rita, Shaneya,
and Crystal have been
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Outback Steakhouse is a chain of restaurants that serves a variety of foods, primarily steaks, with an
Australian themed menu and atmosphere. According to the Outback Steakhouse website, their
strategy to compete in their market is providing quality, well sized portions of food to customers at
a reasonable price. They also strive to offer a casual environment through friendly service and a
calming Australian outbackinspired ambiance.
As an organization, Outback, is a mid tier quality restaurant that specializes in a specific type of
food (steak) and has signature products like the Blooming Onion appetizer. Taking into account the
particular market that Outback caters to, the similar chains that compete with Outback would
include LongHorn Steakhouse, Ruby Tuesday s, and Red Lobster.
Regionally, the Outback Steakhouse located in Edgewater competes with nearby diners and
restaurants like Mitchell s Fish Market, Brownstone Pancake Factory, along with with the large
Japanese supermarket/food court Mitsuwa Marketplace.
Demographics of the Organization For the twelve employees currently on staff (on the daily bases),
there are five team roles used in this Outback Steakhouse franchise: one Manager, two Hosts, one
Bartender, one Busser, and seven Waiters/Waitresses. More information about individual employee
roles can be found in the appendix.
Many of the employees have only been with the organization for a very short time. Rita, Shaneya,
and Crystal have been
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Community Crime Prevention Programs
Community crime prevention programs play a vital role across the world in regards to the
community style of police service. These types of programs heavily involve participating members
of the community along with the police to achieve community and police oriented goals to improve
the quality of life for all members of the community. The Bureau of Justice Assistance states
community crimeprevention programs are based several factors such as program focus, program
rationale, community race, and community financial composition. The BJA also states community
participation is key for a programs success. Community members must be active to identify
problems and brainstorm solutions to these issues. Community crime prevention techniques... Show
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Numerous additional studies have found dramatic rates of property crimes dropping in
neighborhood watch areas (Bennett, Holloway, Farrington, 2008). Drug abuse resistance education
(D.A.R.E.) is a community crime prevention program that is implemented in kindergarten through
high school grade levels across the United States to education young students on drug prevention
and the importance of saying no to drugs . D.A.R.E was first created by the Los Angeles Police
Department in 1983. This program consists of approximately 17 lessons, activities, question and
answer sessions, and role playing to educated students on drug awareness, building self esteem, and
activities to participate in opposed to using drugs (Ennet, Tobler, Ringwalt, Flewelling, 1994).
D.A.R.E. is executed through government financial spending, wide spreading the program
throughout the United States. Police officers must complete extensive classroom hours to
becoming certified to oversee and teach the program in local school systems. Outside of the core
program classes, D.A.R.E. officers visit their schools to monitor program progress and effectiveness
(Ennet, Tobler, Ringwalt Flewelling, 1994). Is the D.A.R.E. program effective? This is a major
concern with community members considering the amount of tax
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Community crime prevention programs play a vital role across the world in regards to the
community style of police service. These types of programs heavily involve participating members
of the community along with the police to achieve community and police oriented goals to improve
the quality of life for all members of the community. The Bureau of Justice Assistance states
community crimeprevention programs are based several factors such as program focus, program
rationale, community race, and community financial composition. The BJA also states community
participation is key for a programs success. Community members must be active to identify
problems and brainstorm solutions to these issues. Community crime prevention techniques... Show
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Numerous additional studies have found dramatic rates of property crimes dropping in
neighborhood watch areas (Bennett, Holloway, Farrington, 2008). Drug abuse resistance education
(D.A.R.E.) is a community crime prevention program that is implemented in kindergarten through
high school grade levels across the United States to education young students on drug prevention
and the importance of saying no to drugs . D.A.R.E was first created by the Los Angeles Police
Department in 1983. This program consists of approximately 17 lessons, activities, question and
answer sessions, and role playing to educated students on drug awareness, building self esteem, and
activities to participate in opposed to using drugs (Ennet, Tobler, Ringwalt, Flewelling, 1994).
D.A.R.E. is executed through government financial spending, wide spreading the program
throughout the United States. Police officers must complete extensive classroom hours to
becoming certified to oversee and teach the program in local school systems. Outside of the core
program classes, D.A.R.E. officers visit their schools to monitor program progress and effectiveness
(Ennet, Tobler, Ringwalt Flewelling, 1994). Is the D.A.R.E. program effective? This is a major
concern with community members considering the amount of tax
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Etruscans Vs Roman Architecture
The Romans retained many ideas about buildings from their Etruscan predecessors, but they also
absorbed some of the ideas of the Greek that were passed onto them by the Etruscans (Bleiberg,
2005). When looking back in time, the basic style of architecture that the Greek, Roman and
Etruscans used was different but also similar in a few ways such as techniques, materials, structures,
etc. For instance, when Roman architectures began to build their first temple of their time, they
based the structure off the Etruscans temple. Due to the fact that their structures promoted an
openness to them unlike the Greek temples. When looking at these styles closer, the Greek
architecture was known for their use of columns and colonnade, but the Roman architecture was
known for their use of arches and vaults. Then on the other hand the Etruscans were known for their
high podiums, unfluted columns and deep porches, unlike the Greeks that were known to build
shallow porches and projecting walls. The columns that the Etruscans used were spaced more apart
since the structured were assumed to have weighed less than other temples, such as the Greeks
marble temples. The way the Roman s used arches and vaults in their architecture had some... Show
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Greek temples came in various different styles, which were categorized by the way their columns
were arranged. Some of their temples only consisted of columns in the front, some have columns in
the front and in the back and some consisted of columns all the way around. Then on the other hand
Etruscan temples only consisted of columns in the front and in the Roman architecture it is
completely different. Their temples were made from brick and concrete as stated above then faced
in marble or stucco after the building structure was built, the columns were added but only for
decorative
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The Romans retained many ideas about buildings from their Etruscan predecessors, but they also
absorbed some of the ideas of the Greek that were passed onto them by the Etruscans (Bleiberg,
2005). When looking back in time, the basic style of architecture that the Greek, Roman and
Etruscans used was different but also similar in a few ways such as techniques, materials, structures,
etc. For instance, when Roman architectures began to build their first temple of their time, they
based the structure off the Etruscans temple. Due to the fact that their structures promoted an
openness to them unlike the Greek temples. When looking at these styles closer, the Greek
architecture was known for their use of columns and colonnade, but the Roman architecture was
known for their use of arches and vaults. Then on the other hand the Etruscans were known for their
high podiums, unfluted columns and deep porches, unlike the Greeks that were known to build
shallow porches and projecting walls. The columns that the Etruscans used were spaced more apart
since the structured were assumed to have weighed less than other temples, such as the Greeks
marble temples. The way the Roman s used arches and vaults in their architecture had some... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Greek temples came in various different styles, which were categorized by the way their columns
were arranged. Some of their temples only consisted of columns in the front, some have columns in
the front and in the back and some consisted of columns all the way around. Then on the other hand
Etruscan temples only consisted of columns in the front and in the Roman architecture it is
completely different. Their temples were made from brick and concrete as stated above then faced
in marble or stucco after the building structure was built, the columns were added but only for
decorative
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The Importance Of Effective Communication
Effective Communication Effective communication can be a hard skill to develop. Changes in
the way society communicates has made methods of getting a message to a larger audience easier
but it has also hindered the development of active listening skills. Written communication and
effective listening are two areas that I am continually striving to enhance. Effective Listening De
Janasz, Dowd, and Schneider provided multiple factors that contribute to the inability to listen
effectively. I often find it hard to listen in specific situations such as long meetings, individuals
that take a long time to get to the point, subjects that I do not have an interest in. I have tried
different methods to overcome my shortfalls; yet, I never thought about the root causes.
Physiological limitations, I work in a large office and if I am out on the main floor having a
conversation with a team member often my visual cues start taking over. I can see other things
that need my attention and I start feeling as if the conversation needs to be rushed so I can attend
to something else. I have started to sit down and have a conversation with the person I am talking
to rather than walking over to the desk and hovering while we are talking. This is helping me stay
focused on the person, rather than seeing the multitude of situations that are happening around me.
Boredom is another factor I am working to overcome; especially in long meetings. I often find
myself wondering off and
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Effective Communication Effective communication can be a hard skill to develop. Changes in
the way society communicates has made methods of getting a message to a larger audience easier
but it has also hindered the development of active listening skills. Written communication and
effective listening are two areas that I am continually striving to enhance. Effective Listening De
Janasz, Dowd, and Schneider provided multiple factors that contribute to the inability to listen
effectively. I often find it hard to listen in specific situations such as long meetings, individuals
that take a long time to get to the point, subjects that I do not have an interest in. I have tried
different methods to overcome my shortfalls; yet, I never thought about the root causes.
Physiological limitations, I work in a large office and if I am out on the main floor having a
conversation with a team member often my visual cues start taking over. I can see other things
that need my attention and I start feeling as if the conversation needs to be rushed so I can attend
to something else. I have started to sit down and have a conversation with the person I am talking
to rather than walking over to the desk and hovering while we are talking. This is helping me stay
focused on the person, rather than seeing the multitude of situations that are happening around me.
Boredom is another factor I am working to overcome; especially in long meetings. I often find
myself wondering off and
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The City Of Red Deer
Introduction and Summary
The City of Red Deer will be upgrading their existing content management system, TerminalFour
SiteManager, from version 7.4 to version 8. Version 8 is substantially different from version 7; it
will require a newer operating system and a newer version of SQL server among other resources.
Microsoft Server 2012 and Microsoft SQL Server 2012 have been selected as the operating system
and relational database management system for the upgrade, respectively. To support and maintain
the existing environment the new version will be deployed on a development server independent of
the existing architecture. The external website, www.reddeer.ca, and the internal site,
thebridge.reddeer.ca, will be migrated onto the new ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The City of Red Deer has a moderately complex website architecture that will need to be
thoroughly investigated and tested to ensure it is still functioning properly with version 8 of
SiteManager. The City of Red Deer makes use of VB.NET applications and generally uses a Code
only template in the content management system to make use of the VB.NET user controls (.ascx).
The city also has additional components that fall outside of the CMS/user control, the most
prominent being the www.reddeerevents.ca domain that will need to be tested for integration with
the new version of TerminalFour SiteManager v8.
Once the new server and website architecture are exposed the new features in v8 of SiteManager
will need to be explored. V8 was heavily re designed with responsiveness in mind which will need
to be evaluated and documented; v8 has also added extensive ability to measure engage users as
well as a multitude of other enhancement and new features. Up and Running with v8
With the substantial changes to TerminalFour SiteManager v8.0 (T4v8) the City of Red Deer
(CoRD) has determined that an additional development environment will need to be established to
test the new version and train a small set of users on before fulling implementing the new version.
This section will focus on getting those
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Introduction and Summary
The City of Red Deer will be upgrading their existing content management system, TerminalFour
SiteManager, from version 7.4 to version 8. Version 8 is substantially different from version 7; it
will require a newer operating system and a newer version of SQL server among other resources.
Microsoft Server 2012 and Microsoft SQL Server 2012 have been selected as the operating system
and relational database management system for the upgrade, respectively. To support and maintain
the existing environment the new version will be deployed on a development server independent of
the existing architecture. The external website, www.reddeer.ca, and the internal site,
thebridge.reddeer.ca, will be migrated onto the new ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The City of Red Deer has a moderately complex website architecture that will need to be
thoroughly investigated and tested to ensure it is still functioning properly with version 8 of
SiteManager. The City of Red Deer makes use of VB.NET applications and generally uses a Code
only template in the content management system to make use of the VB.NET user controls (.ascx).
The city also has additional components that fall outside of the CMS/user control, the most
prominent being the www.reddeerevents.ca domain that will need to be tested for integration with
the new version of TerminalFour SiteManager v8.
Once the new server and website architecture are exposed the new features in v8 of SiteManager
will need to be explored. V8 was heavily re designed with responsiveness in mind which will need
to be evaluated and documented; v8 has also added extensive ability to measure engage users as
well as a multitude of other enhancement and new features. Up and Running with v8
With the substantial changes to TerminalFour SiteManager v8.0 (T4v8) the City of Red Deer
(CoRD) has determined that an additional development environment will need to be established to
test the new version and train a small set of users on before fulling implementing the new version.
This section will focus on getting those
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Why Poor Children Are More Likely To Become Poor Readers
Why poor children are more likely to become poor readers: the early years by Jennifer
Buckingham*, Robyn Beaman and Kevin Wheldall. In this literature, they discuss low socio
economic disadvantage and poor early literacy. Children from disadvantaged families are less likely
to have experiences that encourage the development of fundamental skills for readingacquisition,
specifically phonological awareness, vocabulary and oral language. The relationship between socio
economic disadvantage and poor reading ability is one of the most enduring problems in education.
Socio economic disadvantage is a relative concept referring to low socio economic status, which is
usually deп¬ Ѓned by income, occupation, education, or any combination of these. (Beaman,
Buckingham, and Wheldall 428). This analytical proves and evaluates elements in this journal such
as its claim, empirical data and its mention of opposing sides to state its effectiveness in relaying
the message.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When I think of poor children, I think of kids living in poverty having very limited amount of
food, clothes, education. The early year describes children before pre school. The writers claim
that children from disadvantage or poor families are more likely to become poor readers, prior to
them entering school. Low quality early home literacy environments suppress children s genetic
potential, increasing the risk a child will struggle to learn to read. In addition, children from low
socio economic status backgrounds are more likely to have infant health outcomes associated with
cognitive impairments, such as preterm birth and low birth weight, and are less likely to attend
preschool
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Why poor children are more likely to become poor readers: the early years by Jennifer
Buckingham*, Robyn Beaman and Kevin Wheldall. In this literature, they discuss low socio
economic disadvantage and poor early literacy. Children from disadvantaged families are less likely
to have experiences that encourage the development of fundamental skills for readingacquisition,
specifically phonological awareness, vocabulary and oral language. The relationship between socio
economic disadvantage and poor reading ability is one of the most enduring problems in education.
Socio economic disadvantage is a relative concept referring to low socio economic status, which is
usually deп¬ Ѓned by income, occupation, education, or any combination of these. (Beaman,
Buckingham, and Wheldall 428). This analytical proves and evaluates elements in this journal such
as its claim, empirical data and its mention of opposing sides to state its effectiveness in relaying
the message.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When I think of poor children, I think of kids living in poverty having very limited amount of
food, clothes, education. The early year describes children before pre school. The writers claim
that children from disadvantage or poor families are more likely to become poor readers, prior to
them entering school. Low quality early home literacy environments suppress children s genetic
potential, increasing the risk a child will struggle to learn to read. In addition, children from low
socio economic status backgrounds are more likely to have infant health outcomes associated with
cognitive impairments, such as preterm birth and low birth weight, and are less likely to attend
preschool
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Return Man Linebacker Essay
The Return Man 4, also known as Return Man Linebacker, is a favorite game that thrills most
flash game enthusiasts. It s an American Football game developed by ESPN. If you ve tried
playing the prior versions of the game, you understand that your team was always placed in the
attack position, and that you ve to try scoring a touchdown.
Objective of the game
On the contrary, your team will always be in the defense position when it comes to Linebacker.
Additionally, your main objective involves stopping your opponent from scoring a touchdown. The
player is hereby required to apprehend and catch the man with the ball. You re required to use your
running skills to catch the enemy fast before he touches the finish line.
Also, if your opponent (the enemy team) catches you, you ll be required to fight them. Keep in
mind that the game becomes somewhat challenging as you progress, although some extra help
including new special moves and new strong classmates is waiting for you. These new special
moves are quite handy as it helps you ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, they are comfortable to utilize as well. Use the I, J, L and K buttons to move in
different directions. You may similarly choose to utilize the arrow keys rather than using these
buttons. The space bar is used to dive tackle or continue, whereas the M button is used to mute the
sound.
Special moves:
A Swim.
S Shuck.
D Bull Rush.
Instructions
It is essential to unlock all the special moves in Return Man Linebacker game. Also, make sure to
enhance your defense and do not allow anyone to pass.
Verdict
The Linebacker is absolutely the best flash game that s very advanced. It s exclusively based on the
defensive concept of the American Football. This latest version developed by ESPN boasts
elegant and absolute simplicity, in addition to advanced features that will delight any sport gamer
s selection. It s an ideal game for everyone who loves sports and flash
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Return Man 4, also known as Return Man Linebacker, is a favorite game that thrills most
flash game enthusiasts. It s an American Football game developed by ESPN. If you ve tried
playing the prior versions of the game, you understand that your team was always placed in the
attack position, and that you ve to try scoring a touchdown.
Objective of the game
On the contrary, your team will always be in the defense position when it comes to Linebacker.
Additionally, your main objective involves stopping your opponent from scoring a touchdown. The
player is hereby required to apprehend and catch the man with the ball. You re required to use your
running skills to catch the enemy fast before he touches the finish line.
Also, if your opponent (the enemy team) catches you, you ll be required to fight them. Keep in
mind that the game becomes somewhat challenging as you progress, although some extra help
including new special moves and new strong classmates is waiting for you. These new special
moves are quite handy as it helps you ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, they are comfortable to utilize as well. Use the I, J, L and K buttons to move in
different directions. You may similarly choose to utilize the arrow keys rather than using these
buttons. The space bar is used to dive tackle or continue, whereas the M button is used to mute the
sound.
Special moves:
A Swim.
S Shuck.
D Bull Rush.
Instructions
It is essential to unlock all the special moves in Return Man Linebacker game. Also, make sure to
enhance your defense and do not allow anyone to pass.
Verdict
The Linebacker is absolutely the best flash game that s very advanced. It s exclusively based on the
defensive concept of the American Football. This latest version developed by ESPN boasts
elegant and absolute simplicity, in addition to advanced features that will delight any sport gamer
s selection. It s an ideal game for everyone who loves sports and flash
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Essay on Distinctive Features of Near Death Experiences
Distinctive Features of Near Death Experiences
It is estimated that only 5% of the population will have a NDE, this being a time when an
individual is pronounced clinically dead but for some reason survives death and lives to try
explain why and how they had this experience. Experiences like this are usually life changing.
NDE are the link between whether there actually exist a separation between the physical body
and the soul this is because the features of NDE s are purely personal and take place in an
individuals mind; there are no signs from the physical body that this experience has ever taken
place. Dr Raymond moody paid a great interest in these experiences and by interviewing people
who had ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another feature that is to do with hearing is the noise that many people have experienced when
close to death. There have been accounts that describe this noise as an extremely unpleasant
buzzing, roaring or whistling one man says it made me feel very uncomfortable.... I will never
forget that noise . However there have also been cases of the noise being more pleasant and taking
the form of Japanese bells and music.
The feelings that people experience while near death have had similarities, they are described as
extremely pleasant sensations during the earlier stages in the experience these include feelings of
peace and quiet, warmth, comfort and solitude. All feelings you would not associate with a near
death experience. One example is from a man who after a severe head injury lost all signs of life:
At the point of injury there was a momentary flash of pain, but all the pain vanished... the day was
bitterly cold, yet while I was in blackness all I felt was warmth and the most extreme comfort I
have ever experienced.
The darkness that was mentioned in that mans experience is part of another feature that of the Dark
tunnel which is also often concurrent with the noise It is basically a sensation of being pulled at a
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Distinctive Features of Near Death Experiences
It is estimated that only 5% of the population will have a NDE, this being a time when an
individual is pronounced clinically dead but for some reason survives death and lives to try
explain why and how they had this experience. Experiences like this are usually life changing.
NDE are the link between whether there actually exist a separation between the physical body
and the soul this is because the features of NDE s are purely personal and take place in an
individuals mind; there are no signs from the physical body that this experience has ever taken
place. Dr Raymond moody paid a great interest in these experiences and by interviewing people
who had ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another feature that is to do with hearing is the noise that many people have experienced when
close to death. There have been accounts that describe this noise as an extremely unpleasant
buzzing, roaring or whistling one man says it made me feel very uncomfortable.... I will never
forget that noise . However there have also been cases of the noise being more pleasant and taking
the form of Japanese bells and music.
The feelings that people experience while near death have had similarities, they are described as
extremely pleasant sensations during the earlier stages in the experience these include feelings of
peace and quiet, warmth, comfort and solitude. All feelings you would not associate with a near
death experience. One example is from a man who after a severe head injury lost all signs of life:
At the point of injury there was a momentary flash of pain, but all the pain vanished... the day was
bitterly cold, yet while I was in blackness all I felt was warmth and the most extreme comfort I
have ever experienced.
The darkness that was mentioned in that mans experience is part of another feature that of the Dark
tunnel which is also often concurrent with the noise It is basically a sensation of being pulled at a
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The Importance Of Qualitative Research
A general definition of research is the systematic investigation into and study of materials and
sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions. Research is an important part of
many people s lives both personally and professionally. What kind of car to buy? What are the
most recent therapies to combat breast cancer? What is the best stock to invest in? Researchneeds to
continually and systematically be conducted for society to move forward. Qualitative researchis one
type of research that encompasses a number of philosophical orientations and approaches. Early in
the 20th century, scientists, such as anthropologists and sociologists went out into the world to ask
the questions of how and why the societal and cultural world was the way that it was. Inquiry was
done to better understand social phenomenon. As time went on, different professional fields such as
education, law, health, and social work also embraced qualitative research. Today hundreds of
books and journals exist on qualitative research, as well as various strategies, paradigms, and
methods for conducting such research.
The definition and meaning of qualitative research is broad and complex. There have been
philosophical, historical and disciplinary influences on the emergence of qualitative research.
Basically, qualitative research is conducted to discover what type of meaning people have given to
the world. Researchers are interested in finding out how people are able to make
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A general definition of research is the systematic investigation into and study of materials and
sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions. Research is an important part of
many people s lives both personally and professionally. What kind of car to buy? What are the
most recent therapies to combat breast cancer? What is the best stock to invest in? Researchneeds to
continually and systematically be conducted for society to move forward. Qualitative researchis one
type of research that encompasses a number of philosophical orientations and approaches. Early in
the 20th century, scientists, such as anthropologists and sociologists went out into the world to ask
the questions of how and why the societal and cultural world was the way that it was. Inquiry was
done to better understand social phenomenon. As time went on, different professional fields such as
education, law, health, and social work also embraced qualitative research. Today hundreds of
books and journals exist on qualitative research, as well as various strategies, paradigms, and
methods for conducting such research.
The definition and meaning of qualitative research is broad and complex. There have been
philosophical, historical and disciplinary influences on the emergence of qualitative research.
Basically, qualitative research is conducted to discover what type of meaning people have given to
the world. Researchers are interested in finding out how people are able to make
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Compare And Contrast William Bradford And John Smith
In colonizing the new world Captain John Smith and William Bradford were both significant
figures. They both established colonies through writings, the hoped to attract more settlers that
were relatable to the them. Smith was the first man to uphold a permanent settlement in America.
Bradford was a puritan who was brave and firm on setting up a colony where people could
practice religion freely. Both of these men shared similarities and differences with their views of
relationships with fellow settlers, interactions with native americans and divine providence. The
way John Smith and William Bradford interacted with colonist were completely different. Major
conflict which erupted in Smith s colony was the selfishness of the colonists in the way that they
refused to work for themselves to provide shelter or even food. Smith rendered this attitude of the
selfish colonists by incorporating the rule of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Smith was kidnapped by a group of Indians while leading an expedition on the Chickahominy
River. The Indians had plans to kill Smith, he saved his life by giving the Chief a compass and a
globe like jewel. Plans had still been made to kill John in a more cosmopolitan way, in which
Pocahontas had spared his life. Opposing to John s experiences, which had turned into a good
relationship, William s experiences with the indians were good from the beginning. Bradford chose
to live among the Native Americans peacefully for the most part and trad and converse with them,
thus constructing a relationship which would benefit Bradford and his crew greatly in years to
come.These new found relationships resulted in the Indians teaching the Pilgrims useful skills on
how to survive. With the help of fellow Indians, Bradford s commons learned how to plant crops
and live in the new America. The colonists and Indians lived in a mutually harmonious
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In colonizing the new world Captain John Smith and William Bradford were both significant
figures. They both established colonies through writings, the hoped to attract more settlers that
were relatable to the them. Smith was the first man to uphold a permanent settlement in America.
Bradford was a puritan who was brave and firm on setting up a colony where people could
practice religion freely. Both of these men shared similarities and differences with their views of
relationships with fellow settlers, interactions with native americans and divine providence. The
way John Smith and William Bradford interacted with colonist were completely different. Major
conflict which erupted in Smith s colony was the selfishness of the colonists in the way that they
refused to work for themselves to provide shelter or even food. Smith rendered this attitude of the
selfish colonists by incorporating the rule of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Smith was kidnapped by a group of Indians while leading an expedition on the Chickahominy
River. The Indians had plans to kill Smith, he saved his life by giving the Chief a compass and a
globe like jewel. Plans had still been made to kill John in a more cosmopolitan way, in which
Pocahontas had spared his life. Opposing to John s experiences, which had turned into a good
relationship, William s experiences with the indians were good from the beginning. Bradford chose
to live among the Native Americans peacefully for the most part and trad and converse with them,
thus constructing a relationship which would benefit Bradford and his crew greatly in years to
come.These new found relationships resulted in the Indians teaching the Pilgrims useful skills on
how to survive. With the help of fellow Indians, Bradford s commons learned how to plant crops
and live in the new America. The colonists and Indians lived in a mutually harmonious
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Red Convertible Essay examples
The Red Convertible Vanished Brotherhood
In the short story The Red Convertible you will find some important elements that are integral to
the support and development of the theme brotherhood. First, you will see how the road trip gives
a lesson in the story. Second, you will discover how the war affected the relationship of Lyman and
Henry. Finally, you will understand the symbolism of the red convertible and the link it has
between both brothers. One important element that has a powerful lesson in the story is the road
trip. While Lyman and Henry went on a drive one afternoon, they met a girl named Susy in the
middle of the road. Susy had her hair in buns around her ears and was very short. They let her
jump in the car and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From this point on, Henry did not even look at the car that he and Lyman owned together.
Obviously, they did not travel anymore or went anywhere together as before. This bothered
Lyman, and attempting to bring him back to his own self, Lyman destroys the car and waits for
Henry to find it. When Henry finds it, he begins fixing it, and as months passed by, he begins to
act a little different. He was not as jumpy and disturbed as he was when he returned from the
war. He finishes with the car, leaving it almost as good as it was before. He invites Lyman to go
on a ride as they used to do before. They arrived at the river and begin drinking beer and laughing
together. All of a sudden, Henry says, got to cool me off and troughs himself in the river, and let
the current take him. Before he was gone he said, My boots are filling . He probably meant that
he was tired of living, waiting for his dreams and hopes to be fulfilled and being stuck in two
different cultures. After Henry says this, he finally disappears, separating what was once a
relationship between two brothers.
The car is one of the most important elements that develops and supports the theme brotherhood.
The car is a symbol that is meant to show Lyman and Henry s close bond, and it holds the key to
their definitive separation. The red convertible is also a symbol of success, and a connection to the
white world for both Henry and Lyman I was
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The Red Convertible Vanished Brotherhood
In the short story The Red Convertible you will find some important elements that are integral to
the support and development of the theme brotherhood. First, you will see how the road trip gives
a lesson in the story. Second, you will discover how the war affected the relationship of Lyman and
Henry. Finally, you will understand the symbolism of the red convertible and the link it has
between both brothers. One important element that has a powerful lesson in the story is the road
trip. While Lyman and Henry went on a drive one afternoon, they met a girl named Susy in the
middle of the road. Susy had her hair in buns around her ears and was very short. They let her
jump in the car and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
From this point on, Henry did not even look at the car that he and Lyman owned together.
Obviously, they did not travel anymore or went anywhere together as before. This bothered
Lyman, and attempting to bring him back to his own self, Lyman destroys the car and waits for
Henry to find it. When Henry finds it, he begins fixing it, and as months passed by, he begins to
act a little different. He was not as jumpy and disturbed as he was when he returned from the
war. He finishes with the car, leaving it almost as good as it was before. He invites Lyman to go
on a ride as they used to do before. They arrived at the river and begin drinking beer and laughing
together. All of a sudden, Henry says, got to cool me off and troughs himself in the river, and let
the current take him. Before he was gone he said, My boots are filling . He probably meant that
he was tired of living, waiting for his dreams and hopes to be fulfilled and being stuck in two
different cultures. After Henry says this, he finally disappears, separating what was once a
relationship between two brothers.
The car is one of the most important elements that develops and supports the theme brotherhood.
The car is a symbol that is meant to show Lyman and Henry s close bond, and it holds the key to
their definitive separation. The red convertible is also a symbol of success, and a connection to the
white world for both Henry and Lyman I was
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Technological Advances And Its Impact On The United States
From the time when the first English colonies were established in North America until now, there
has been some form of armed fighting force in place to protect the interests of the United States and
its colonial progenitors. During the roughly four centuries in which this fighting force has existed,
it has undergone numerous changes of varying degrees of significance. Technological advances
have changed the nature of both defensive and offensive warfare, political advances have changed
the nature of the relationship between the civilian population and its protectors, and geostrategic
shifts have changed the role of the United Statesmilitarywith respect to the rest of the world. The
most lasting and meaningful changes have occurred... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The conflict that eventually grew into King William s War would provide one of the first
opportunities for fighters from different colonies to cooperate in a larger military conflict on
behalf of the English Empire, and also to develop a sense of resentment toward the Crown for its
perceived failure to defend the colonies adequately (Williams, pp. 23 24). The colonists had
inherited their ancestors distrust of a standing army, primarily since they saw such an army as a
tool for the repression of liberty (Flashnick, Week 1). After the failure of the English army to assist
the colonial fighters to any meaningful degree during King William s War, this distrust was
confirmed and amplified. Two long term effects of the conflict were that it reinforced the American
preference for the citizen soldier and, by virtue of forcing cooperation between the colonies, it
paved the way for what would eventually become a united continental army. Queen Anne s War
was the second successive conflict during this period of transition for the colonial armed forces.
The colonies once again were forced to cooperate militarily, this time to an even greater extent than
had been the case during King William s War. This second war involved more of the colonies than
had previously fought together at any time, albeit with a substantial degree of reluctance on the part
of many, and
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From the time when the first English colonies were established in North America until now, there
has been some form of armed fighting force in place to protect the interests of the United States and
its colonial progenitors. During the roughly four centuries in which this fighting force has existed,
it has undergone numerous changes of varying degrees of significance. Technological advances
have changed the nature of both defensive and offensive warfare, political advances have changed
the nature of the relationship between the civilian population and its protectors, and geostrategic
shifts have changed the role of the United Statesmilitarywith respect to the rest of the world. The
most lasting and meaningful changes have occurred... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The conflict that eventually grew into King William s War would provide one of the first
opportunities for fighters from different colonies to cooperate in a larger military conflict on
behalf of the English Empire, and also to develop a sense of resentment toward the Crown for its
perceived failure to defend the colonies adequately (Williams, pp. 23 24). The colonists had
inherited their ancestors distrust of a standing army, primarily since they saw such an army as a
tool for the repression of liberty (Flashnick, Week 1). After the failure of the English army to assist
the colonial fighters to any meaningful degree during King William s War, this distrust was
confirmed and amplified. Two long term effects of the conflict were that it reinforced the American
preference for the citizen soldier and, by virtue of forcing cooperation between the colonies, it
paved the way for what would eventually become a united continental army. Queen Anne s War
was the second successive conflict during this period of transition for the colonial armed forces.
The colonies once again were forced to cooperate militarily, this time to an even greater extent than
had been the case during King William s War. This second war involved more of the colonies than
had previously fought together at any time, albeit with a substantial degree of reluctance on the part
of many, and
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High Performance Computing ( Hpc )
Abstract High performance computing (HPC) means aggregation of computational power to
increase the ability of processing large problems in science, engineering, and business. HPC on the
cloud allows performing on demand HPC tasks by high performance clusters in cloud environment.
Connection structure of nodes in HPC clusters should provide fast communication between nodes.
Besides, it should provide scalability as well. A hypercube topology for connection nodes in a HPC
cluster leads to have fast communications between nodes. In addition, a hypercube topology
provides ability of scalability which is needed for high performance computing on the cloud.
Introduction Before advent of internet, process and computing heavy workloads were done... Show
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Large providers which have a vast number of resources are able to utilize their resources in a
very efficient way. Furthermore public IaaS resources are utilized more efficient than private
computer resources in average. Useful management approach for elastic virtual clusters, provide
the capacity and environment according to specific requirements without the need to buy or use
own hardware and software. While High Performance Cloud Computing model provides more
flexibility, it faces several challenges: Sometimes companies have data and applications which
consider as their property and they may not want to send it to shared resources. So some cloud
providers offer special multi tenant environments that is called virtual private clouds. Although it
is hosted by the provider, customer has a full control on it. Some services offerings even go for
shared nothing resources to be exclusively used by a critical application [5]. However, the
performance in High Performance Cloud Computing model is still an important issue: High
Performance Computing applications needs more assurance of resource availability and timely
result delivery. As in virtualize environment there is a higher I/O overhead and more request for
using CPU cycles, it is hard to match the mentioned conditions. Besides, High Performance
Computing jobs generally are CPU bound, so they need thread synchronization during their
executions. To achieve to a high performance, both the placement strategy and
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Abstract High performance computing (HPC) means aggregation of computational power to
increase the ability of processing large problems in science, engineering, and business. HPC on the
cloud allows performing on demand HPC tasks by high performance clusters in cloud environment.
Connection structure of nodes in HPC clusters should provide fast communication between nodes.
Besides, it should provide scalability as well. A hypercube topology for connection nodes in a HPC
cluster leads to have fast communications between nodes. In addition, a hypercube topology
provides ability of scalability which is needed for high performance computing on the cloud.
Introduction Before advent of internet, process and computing heavy workloads were done... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Large providers which have a vast number of resources are able to utilize their resources in a
very efficient way. Furthermore public IaaS resources are utilized more efficient than private
computer resources in average. Useful management approach for elastic virtual clusters, provide
the capacity and environment according to specific requirements without the need to buy or use
own hardware and software. While High Performance Cloud Computing model provides more
flexibility, it faces several challenges: Sometimes companies have data and applications which
consider as their property and they may not want to send it to shared resources. So some cloud
providers offer special multi tenant environments that is called virtual private clouds. Although it
is hosted by the provider, customer has a full control on it. Some services offerings even go for
shared nothing resources to be exclusively used by a critical application [5]. However, the
performance in High Performance Cloud Computing model is still an important issue: High
Performance Computing applications needs more assurance of resource availability and timely
result delivery. As in virtualize environment there is a higher I/O overhead and more request for
using CPU cycles, it is hard to match the mentioned conditions. Besides, High Performance
Computing jobs generally are CPU bound, so they need thread synchronization during their
executions. To achieve to a high performance, both the placement strategy and
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Testamentary Capacity To Make Will Case Study
Capacity to make will. The court held that there was sufficient mental capacity the mind need not
be in perfect shape and the disposition logical in order to have testamentary capacity. The excerpt
below summarizes the court s ruling in favor of admitting the will to probate:
The jury in this case also heard testimony about Pat s health problems, including testimony about a
1983 electric shock accident, his headaches, and his declining health in 2005. Brenda conceded
that Pat performed his daily work after the accident; he worked cattle on horseback. Members of
Pat s family testified that Pat possessed all his mental faculties after the accident, noticing no
change in his daily behavior beyond some difficulty walking. The jury heard testimony that, in
December 2004, Pat suffered from headaches ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She claims that, because no evidence demonstrates that Pat discussed his children or the
approximate nature of his property with the witnesses on the date he executed his will, Pat
lacked the capacity to make a judgment about bequeathing his property. She asserts that Pat did
not know who his children were because his will names a child whom he never adopted in a
legal proceeding, and it omits an alleged sixth child. But a finding of testamentary capacity does
not hinge entirely on direct evidence that the testator discussed the details of his children,
wealth, or disposition at the time he signed his will. See Prather, 76 Tex. at 584 85, 13 S.W. at
545 46. The jury heard direct evidence of Pat s general mental condition on the day he executed
his will and the attending months before and after: this evidence supports its determination that
Pat knew that he was executing his will and that he had deliberately chosen Patricia to be his sole
beneficiary. The evidence at trial would enable reasonable and fair minded people to reach the
verdict under review. See City of Keller, 168 S.W.3d at
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Capacity to make will. The court held that there was sufficient mental capacity the mind need not
be in perfect shape and the disposition logical in order to have testamentary capacity. The excerpt
below summarizes the court s ruling in favor of admitting the will to probate:
The jury in this case also heard testimony about Pat s health problems, including testimony about a
1983 electric shock accident, his headaches, and his declining health in 2005. Brenda conceded
that Pat performed his daily work after the accident; he worked cattle on horseback. Members of
Pat s family testified that Pat possessed all his mental faculties after the accident, noticing no
change in his daily behavior beyond some difficulty walking. The jury heard testimony that, in
December 2004, Pat suffered from headaches ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She claims that, because no evidence demonstrates that Pat discussed his children or the
approximate nature of his property with the witnesses on the date he executed his will, Pat
lacked the capacity to make a judgment about bequeathing his property. She asserts that Pat did
not know who his children were because his will names a child whom he never adopted in a
legal proceeding, and it omits an alleged sixth child. But a finding of testamentary capacity does
not hinge entirely on direct evidence that the testator discussed the details of his children,
wealth, or disposition at the time he signed his will. See Prather, 76 Tex. at 584 85, 13 S.W. at
545 46. The jury heard direct evidence of Pat s general mental condition on the day he executed
his will and the attending months before and after: this evidence supports its determination that
Pat knew that he was executing his will and that he had deliberately chosen Patricia to be his sole
beneficiary. The evidence at trial would enable reasonable and fair minded people to reach the
verdict under review. See City of Keller, 168 S.W.3d at
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Creating A Wordpress Website Step
Creating a WordPress website Step By Step Guide What is WordPress? WordPress is an open
source tool that is used to create and maintain websites. Open source is software whose source
code is available for modification or enhancement. WordPress is very easy to use and maintain.
It is used by both large, small, and independent companies as well an individuals. There are many
large companies that use WordPress, CNN, TED, UPS, and NBC sports just to name a few.
Installing WordPress is quite simple, and the installation only takes a few minutes. WordPress is a
content management system. The term sounds really technical, but all it means is it s a system
used to manage the content of a Web site. Thus you can have more than just a blog. Sounds pretty
cool, huh? For installation instructions go to https://codex.wordpress.org
/Installing_WordPress#Famous_5 Minute_Install and install WordPress on your site. Today I am
going to show you how to customize a WordPress site and get it up and running. I decided to do
these simple instructions, because I have not noticed a simple set of instructions on how to begin
once WordPress is installed. WordPress is extremely easy to use but you need to first understand
the tools that WordPress gives you. When I first started developing websites with WordPress, I was
confused and I had a really high learning curve. With these instructions I am hoping that you will be
able to better understand WordPress and start making amazing websites. Welcome
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Creating a WordPress website Step By Step Guide What is WordPress? WordPress is an open
source tool that is used to create and maintain websites. Open source is software whose source
code is available for modification or enhancement. WordPress is very easy to use and maintain.
It is used by both large, small, and independent companies as well an individuals. There are many
large companies that use WordPress, CNN, TED, UPS, and NBC sports just to name a few.
Installing WordPress is quite simple, and the installation only takes a few minutes. WordPress is a
content management system. The term sounds really technical, but all it means is it s a system
used to manage the content of a Web site. Thus you can have more than just a blog. Sounds pretty
cool, huh? For installation instructions go to https://codex.wordpress.org
/Installing_WordPress#Famous_5 Minute_Install and install WordPress on your site. Today I am
going to show you how to customize a WordPress site and get it up and running. I decided to do
these simple instructions, because I have not noticed a simple set of instructions on how to begin
once WordPress is installed. WordPress is extremely easy to use but you need to first understand
the tools that WordPress gives you. When I first started developing websites with WordPress, I was
confused and I had a really high learning curve. With these instructions I am hoping that you will be
able to better understand WordPress and start making amazing websites. Welcome
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Effect Of Divorce On America
Each year as families are progressing to be built there are more familes decreasing. The online
database The Effects of Divorce In America connects to how many children will grow to see there
parents divorce before the age of 18. Mounting evidence in social science journals demonstrates that
the devastating physical, emotional, and financial effects that divorceis having on these children
will last well into adulthood and affect future generations . This problem that is occurring with
children being involved in divorces is causing the world to be kept at a low with violence and
education. Which is allowing behavioral effects and the rate of divorces to be kept at a high. With
the lowering of children having families also only 42 percent of children aged 14 to 18 live in a
First Marriagefamily . Having such high rates with divorces, child influence is a major factor when
separating.
Starting from the beginning of the nineteen sixties is when the evolution of divorces began to
rise. More so from the 60s through the 80s the divorce rate began to double. As divorece began
to rise it began to be over determined. According to the online article of National affairs under
the evolution of divorce connects to the percentage of couples divorcing around this time and
what the effects were. less than 20% of couples who married in 1950 ended up divorced, about
50% of couples who married in 1970 did . This led to Approximately half of the children born to
married parents in
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Each year as families are progressing to be built there are more familes decreasing. The online
database The Effects of Divorce In America connects to how many children will grow to see there
parents divorce before the age of 18. Mounting evidence in social science journals demonstrates that
the devastating physical, emotional, and financial effects that divorceis having on these children
will last well into adulthood and affect future generations . This problem that is occurring with
children being involved in divorces is causing the world to be kept at a low with violence and
education. Which is allowing behavioral effects and the rate of divorces to be kept at a high. With
the lowering of children having families also only 42 percent of children aged 14 to 18 live in a
First Marriagefamily . Having such high rates with divorces, child influence is a major factor when
separating.
Starting from the beginning of the nineteen sixties is when the evolution of divorces began to
rise. More so from the 60s through the 80s the divorce rate began to double. As divorece began
to rise it began to be over determined. According to the online article of National affairs under
the evolution of divorce connects to the percentage of couples divorcing around this time and
what the effects were. less than 20% of couples who married in 1950 ended up divorced, about
50% of couples who married in 1970 did . This led to Approximately half of the children born to
married parents in
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The Allegory Of The Cave
In the allegory of the cave Plato tries to show us two scenarios where the prisoners experience
emotional and intellectual revelations throughout their lives. Plato s theory was that the ones who
truly understand knowledge should guide the ignorant people out of their unenlightened states of
being and into true knowledge. The cave symbolizes the people who think that knowledge come
from what they see and hear in the world. It also indicates people that make assumptions about life
based on the substantial things they experience through hearing and seeing. Plato s main focus was
to convey a story to the world about the difference between beliefs and truth. Anyone can believe in
something they see, but that belief is really just a shadow of the truth.
Already from Plato s illustration of the prisoners, one can tell that they have very little knowledge
of their surroundings. Their lack of knowledge restricts them from knowing what s going on in the
real world. The prisoner s assumption of reality is all the shadows that appear on the wall. As far
as life goes, they believe the shadows are all there is and they don t question it. Plato referred to
it as eikasia signifying the lowest level of knowledge. The prisoners don t know any better so
they don t strive to observe anything else other than the shadows and the noises. In today s
society the eikasia states of mind can be illustrated by narrow minded people, who are set in their
own views in life and do not wish to expand
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In the allegory of the cave Plato tries to show us two scenarios where the prisoners experience
emotional and intellectual revelations throughout their lives. Plato s theory was that the ones who
truly understand knowledge should guide the ignorant people out of their unenlightened states of
being and into true knowledge. The cave symbolizes the people who think that knowledge come
from what they see and hear in the world. It also indicates people that make assumptions about life
based on the substantial things they experience through hearing and seeing. Plato s main focus was
to convey a story to the world about the difference between beliefs and truth. Anyone can believe in
something they see, but that belief is really just a shadow of the truth.
Already from Plato s illustration of the prisoners, one can tell that they have very little knowledge
of their surroundings. Their lack of knowledge restricts them from knowing what s going on in the
real world. The prisoner s assumption of reality is all the shadows that appear on the wall. As far
as life goes, they believe the shadows are all there is and they don t question it. Plato referred to
it as eikasia signifying the lowest level of knowledge. The prisoners don t know any better so
they don t strive to observe anything else other than the shadows and the noises. In today s
society the eikasia states of mind can be illustrated by narrow minded people, who are set in their
own views in life and do not wish to expand
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Bird Sings
In I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings , a young African American woman tells of her experience
in dealing with issues all females face at a point in their lives, such as self esteem issues, gender
oppression, and rebellion. She faces the struggle of who she wants to be versus living in the
reality of whom she actually is. In various points of the reading, she often finds herself drifting
off into her thoughts with the wishes of being someone she isn t, with references to movie stars ,
and one of those sweet little girls who were everybody s dream of what was right with the world .
When in reality she was a Southern girl, donned in hand me downs, preparing herself to give a
speech in church on Sunday morning. The young girl nervously stood... Show more content on
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At the end of this prologue, the young girl is on the route to rebirth and a new start , with her
dramatic exit from the church. She broke out of her shell , fully aware that it was something
that wasn t expected from her, nor accepted by the adults her but she didn t are. That s where the
rebellion comes in this passage. She stated I d get a whipping for it, to be sure, and the nasty
children would have something new to tease me about. I laughed anyway, partially for the sweet
release; still, the greater joy came not only from being liberated from the silly church... This was
such a powerful ending to the prologue but a beginning for her as
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In I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings , a young African American woman tells of her experience
in dealing with issues all females face at a point in their lives, such as self esteem issues, gender
oppression, and rebellion. She faces the struggle of who she wants to be versus living in the
reality of whom she actually is. In various points of the reading, she often finds herself drifting
off into her thoughts with the wishes of being someone she isn t, with references to movie stars ,
and one of those sweet little girls who were everybody s dream of what was right with the world .
When in reality she was a Southern girl, donned in hand me downs, preparing herself to give a
speech in church on Sunday morning. The young girl nervously stood... Show more content on
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At the end of this prologue, the young girl is on the route to rebirth and a new start , with her
dramatic exit from the church. She broke out of her shell , fully aware that it was something
that wasn t expected from her, nor accepted by the adults her but she didn t are. That s where the
rebellion comes in this passage. She stated I d get a whipping for it, to be sure, and the nasty
children would have something new to tease me about. I laughed anyway, partially for the sweet
release; still, the greater joy came not only from being liberated from the silly church... This was
such a powerful ending to the prologue but a beginning for her as
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Essay on Marketing Mix
BRAAAP Product Report
Introduction
Braaap began with the vision of making motorcycling more enjoyable and more accessible,
enabling more people to experience what we love about motorcycling. In an over competitive
industry dominated by just a few well established and familiar brands it sBraaap sjob as an
emerging brand to punch above our weight. Braaap have to outdo our competitors in componentry,
Braaap have to outdo their warranty, Braaap have to offer more customization, Braaap have to
make it easier to purchase, Braaap have to do more, be more.
This report shall examine Braaap s product, identify the key characteristics of their products and
services and their significance to the market and to review pricing policy and analyse ... Show more
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The company also provide term payment and rental buy options for customers to customers to start
riding at once and pay later.
Braaap s pricing policy is to make it easier to purchase which is to deliver value to customers. As
discussed above this is enhanced by wider range of choices and
Promotion Methods
The company promotes its products in both Australian domestic market and overseas markets. The
company mainly utilises the dealer and franchising sales channels for selling their products.
braaap Motorcycle has been busy recruiting the best in the motorcycle business over the past 12
months, growing our domestic dealer base by 400% in the last year and our international business
200% after being in business for 9 years. Having just launched into Australia, New Zealand and
other countries we are happy to announce we are looking for more.
Braaap requires a high level of customer service provided to customers from partners. The
company has some of the most prestigious dealers in Australia, NZ and the USA. We are retailers
our selves and have developed world class leading systems over the past 9 years to help you take
your business to the next level.
Marketing Mix
Braaap has four main distinct components in its marketing mix. These four components are super
lite, kids, road and electronic. The four different components of marketing mix serve different needs
of different groups of targeted customers.
The representative
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BRAAAP Product Report
Introduction
Braaap began with the vision of making motorcycling more enjoyable and more accessible,
enabling more people to experience what we love about motorcycling. In an over competitive
industry dominated by just a few well established and familiar brands it sBraaap sjob as an
emerging brand to punch above our weight. Braaap have to outdo our competitors in componentry,
Braaap have to outdo their warranty, Braaap have to offer more customization, Braaap have to
make it easier to purchase, Braaap have to do more, be more.
This report shall examine Braaap s product, identify the key characteristics of their products and
services and their significance to the market and to review pricing policy and analyse ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The company also provide term payment and rental buy options for customers to customers to start
riding at once and pay later.
Braaap s pricing policy is to make it easier to purchase which is to deliver value to customers. As
discussed above this is enhanced by wider range of choices and
Promotion Methods
The company promotes its products in both Australian domestic market and overseas markets. The
company mainly utilises the dealer and franchising sales channels for selling their products.
braaap Motorcycle has been busy recruiting the best in the motorcycle business over the past 12
months, growing our domestic dealer base by 400% in the last year and our international business
200% after being in business for 9 years. Having just launched into Australia, New Zealand and
other countries we are happy to announce we are looking for more.
Braaap requires a high level of customer service provided to customers from partners. The
company has some of the most prestigious dealers in Australia, NZ and the USA. We are retailers
our selves and have developed world class leading systems over the past 9 years to help you take
your business to the next level.
Marketing Mix
Braaap has four main distinct components in its marketing mix. These four components are super
lite, kids, road and electronic. The four different components of marketing mix serve different needs
of different groups of targeted customers.
The representative
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Essay on A Career as a Physician Assisstant
Physician Assistants are also known as a PA s; they practice medicine under the direction of
physicians and surgeons. They formally trained to examine patients, diagnose injures and illness,
and provide treatment. Physician Assistants also evaluate and treat patients under the supervision
of doctors and surgeons. A PhysicianAssistants is a graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant
educational program who is nationally certified and state licensed to practice medicinewith the
supervision of a physician. Core tasks of a Physician Assistant are they take medical histories and
examine patients. They Interpret lab test and make diagnoses, Treat minor injuries with stitches,
splints, casts, and prescribes certain medications, The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The average length of a Physician Assistant program is 27 months. The majority of a Physician
Assistant programs have the following requirements Chemistry, Physiology, Anatomy,
Microbiology, and Biology. Practicing Physician Assistant participate in lifelong learning. In order
to maintain national certification, a Physician Assistant must complete 100 hours of continuing
medical education every two days. There are currently 181 accredited Physician Assistant
programs in the United States. The vast majority award master s degrees. Some skills you need to
be a Physician Assistant are you need to be energetic, patient and compassionate and should enjoy
working with people of all ages and backgrounds. They should be emotionally mature so that they
can empathize with patients. The ethicis of a Physicican Assistant are you have to be committed to
provideing complete medcal care, assuming as their primary responsibility th health, safety,
welfare and the dignity of all humans. Theyshould also shall deliver needed health care serivices
to health consumers without regard to their sex, ge, race, creed, socio economic and political
status. The Physician Assistant should also should take responsibility for being familiar with and
adhering to all federal and state laws applicable to the practice of their profession.
A Physician Assistant earning s is in New York outlook for employment is in 2010 there were
9,850 job openings. A Physician
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Physician Assistants are also known as a PA s; they practice medicine under the direction of
physicians and surgeons. They formally trained to examine patients, diagnose injures and illness,
and provide treatment. Physician Assistants also evaluate and treat patients under the supervision
of doctors and surgeons. A PhysicianAssistants is a graduate of an accredited Physician Assistant
educational program who is nationally certified and state licensed to practice medicinewith the
supervision of a physician. Core tasks of a Physician Assistant are they take medical histories and
examine patients. They Interpret lab test and make diagnoses, Treat minor injuries with stitches,
splints, casts, and prescribes certain medications, The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The average length of a Physician Assistant program is 27 months. The majority of a Physician
Assistant programs have the following requirements Chemistry, Physiology, Anatomy,
Microbiology, and Biology. Practicing Physician Assistant participate in lifelong learning. In order
to maintain national certification, a Physician Assistant must complete 100 hours of continuing
medical education every two days. There are currently 181 accredited Physician Assistant
programs in the United States. The vast majority award master s degrees. Some skills you need to
be a Physician Assistant are you need to be energetic, patient and compassionate and should enjoy
working with people of all ages and backgrounds. They should be emotionally mature so that they
can empathize with patients. The ethicis of a Physicican Assistant are you have to be committed to
provideing complete medcal care, assuming as their primary responsibility th health, safety,
welfare and the dignity of all humans. Theyshould also shall deliver needed health care serivices
to health consumers without regard to their sex, ge, race, creed, socio economic and political
status. The Physician Assistant should also should take responsibility for being familiar with and
adhering to all federal and state laws applicable to the practice of their profession.
A Physician Assistant earning s is in New York outlook for employment is in 2010 there were
9,850 job openings. A Physician
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Essay On Liaquat To America
Admiral Nimitz was scheduled to remain in New York until the paperwork for the plebiscite by
the UN could be finalized, but the UN had encountered reoccurring problems with the Indian
government. Nehru s administration would not allow the plebiscite to be administered until all
Pakistani military forces left their territory in Kashmir, and the protection of Kashmir s people was
guaranteed. Addressing the Indian Congress, Nehru said, So long as the raiders, who have driven
out Kashmiris from their homes, remain in parts of Kashmir, the return of the refugees to those
areas cannot be expected. Till they return and settle down in their homes, how can you expect them
to express their free will? Nehru s argument was convincing to the leading... Show more content on
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President Truman through Assistant Secretary of State George McGhee invited Liaquat to
America, and the ongoing Pakistani Soviet communication ceased. The Pakistani visit to
Washington D.C. was held in much higher regard than Nehru s visit by many newspapers such as
the New York Times. Liaquat explain to President Truman that Pakistan desired American
investment, and it would fully cooperate in the UN plebiscite. Though Liaquat did not publically
make requests for military support during his official visit, there is great evidence that shows he did
in private. On May 20, 1950, there was a large explosion at a harbor in South Amboy, New Jersey.
The explosion involved antitank and antipersonnel mines that the Pakistani Army had purchased
and were on route to Karachi, Pakistan. The growing relationship between the United States and
Pakistan was displayed when the Truman Administration requested that Pakistan join the UN
collation that was fighting in the Korean War, but Liaquat decided that his country could not afford
to dedicate their military resources to another conflict while they were constantly threated by the
Kashmir crisis. The Pakistani visit to America may have solidified Pakistani America relations, but
it led to the destruction to Indian American relations as the Indians suspected the United States was
supplying Pakistan with military equipment that could be used against
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Admiral Nimitz was scheduled to remain in New York until the paperwork for the plebiscite by
the UN could be finalized, but the UN had encountered reoccurring problems with the Indian
government. Nehru s administration would not allow the plebiscite to be administered until all
Pakistani military forces left their territory in Kashmir, and the protection of Kashmir s people was
guaranteed. Addressing the Indian Congress, Nehru said, So long as the raiders, who have driven
out Kashmiris from their homes, remain in parts of Kashmir, the return of the refugees to those
areas cannot be expected. Till they return and settle down in their homes, how can you expect them
to express their free will? Nehru s argument was convincing to the leading... Show more content on
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President Truman through Assistant Secretary of State George McGhee invited Liaquat to
America, and the ongoing Pakistani Soviet communication ceased. The Pakistani visit to
Washington D.C. was held in much higher regard than Nehru s visit by many newspapers such as
the New York Times. Liaquat explain to President Truman that Pakistan desired American
investment, and it would fully cooperate in the UN plebiscite. Though Liaquat did not publically
make requests for military support during his official visit, there is great evidence that shows he did
in private. On May 20, 1950, there was a large explosion at a harbor in South Amboy, New Jersey.
The explosion involved antitank and antipersonnel mines that the Pakistani Army had purchased
and were on route to Karachi, Pakistan. The growing relationship between the United States and
Pakistan was displayed when the Truman Administration requested that Pakistan join the UN
collation that was fighting in the Korean War, but Liaquat decided that his country could not afford
to dedicate their military resources to another conflict while they were constantly threated by the
Kashmir crisis. The Pakistani visit to America may have solidified Pakistani America relations, but
it led to the destruction to Indian American relations as the Indians suspected the United States was
supplying Pakistan with military equipment that could be used against
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Vagueness, Ambiguity In Critical Thinking
Teo Camy 4) Explain the concept of vagueness, ambiguity, over generality and definition as used
in critical thinking. Provide examples. Based on Oxford dictionary, the definition of vague is
uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character or meaning (Oxford Dictionaries, n.d.). Vagueness in
critical thinking is an unclear situation with insufficient details given. For example, if we were
asked to describe one particular person who we met for the first time, we will describe looking
for the person. He is a tall man, skinny but little fat, with black pupils . These characteristics are
not going to give an image of that person to others because these features are too common and
there are no specific detailed features being described. Another simple example of vagueness is
there are many people in the concert last night . The statement stated that there are a lot of people,
but it does not give any image of how many people exactly or approximately that attend the concert.
Furthermore, another example of sentence with vague meaning is... Show more content on
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(Individual) Critical Thinking is a compulsory subject which most students have to study when
they reach university level. The question is why do students have to study this particular subject?
In my opinion, it is because employers in the current market will be looking for thinking skills in
university graduates, with many seeing it as criteria to have these skills while they are choosing
their employees. Many may ask, what is critical thinking? Chaffee defined critical thinking as a
purposeful, organized cognitive process that we use to understand the world and make informed
decisions. In simple words, critical thinking is the ability to think clearly and rationally. Generally,
critical thinking skill has been regarded as one of the most essential living skills in life. The
question is how critical thinking skill would help us in real life and to what
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Teo Camy 4) Explain the concept of vagueness, ambiguity, over generality and definition as used
in critical thinking. Provide examples. Based on Oxford dictionary, the definition of vague is
uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character or meaning (Oxford Dictionaries, n.d.). Vagueness in
critical thinking is an unclear situation with insufficient details given. For example, if we were
asked to describe one particular person who we met for the first time, we will describe looking
for the person. He is a tall man, skinny but little fat, with black pupils . These characteristics are
not going to give an image of that person to others because these features are too common and
there are no specific detailed features being described. Another simple example of vagueness is
there are many people in the concert last night . The statement stated that there are a lot of people,
but it does not give any image of how many people exactly or approximately that attend the concert.
Furthermore, another example of sentence with vague meaning is... Show more content on
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(Individual) Critical Thinking is a compulsory subject which most students have to study when
they reach university level. The question is why do students have to study this particular subject?
In my opinion, it is because employers in the current market will be looking for thinking skills in
university graduates, with many seeing it as criteria to have these skills while they are choosing
their employees. Many may ask, what is critical thinking? Chaffee defined critical thinking as a
purposeful, organized cognitive process that we use to understand the world and make informed
decisions. In simple words, critical thinking is the ability to think clearly and rationally. Generally,
critical thinking skill has been regarded as one of the most essential living skills in life. The
question is how critical thinking skill would help us in real life and to what
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Critical Criticism Of Emma By Jane Austen
Introduction Jane Austen started writing with the aim of entertaining his family but she turned out
to be a great pioneer of the feminist movement in English literature. In her writing, Jane Austen is
able to distinguish between the genders in her country. It is this her critical point of view that
causes her to be considered a member in the feminist movement. Her significance in the feminist
convention is clearly seen in that in her novels, she reflects the condition of a woman, especially of
the middle class, in an inanimate manner. Her writing depicts her as a critical judge of her society.
According to Henry Bonell, the style that is used by Jane Austen, however simple, is not naГ Їve,
the themes, however profound, are not superficial, her... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She indeed is a complex heroine. This is so because it is not something simple to know that what
she observes and thinks or her imaginations are wrong. Lionel Thrilling remarks that it is
inevitable that a reader will get attached to this witty character because her energy, intelligence
and style are impressive to the reader (153). Emma is courageous enough to express her thoughts
without minding the way other people may take her. The independent manners that she
possesses are what make her quite revolutionary. An example is shown when she talks with
Harriet on marriage where her female identity becomes evident, If I know myself, Harriet, mine
is an active, busy mind, with a great many independent resources; and I do not perceive why I
should be more in want of employment at forty or fifty than one and twenty. Woman s usual
occupations of eye and hand and mind will be as open to me then, as they are now; or with no
important variation. If I draw less, I shall read more; if I give up music, I shall take to carpet work.
(Emma
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Introduction Jane Austen started writing with the aim of entertaining his family but she turned out
to be a great pioneer of the feminist movement in English literature. In her writing, Jane Austen is
able to distinguish between the genders in her country. It is this her critical point of view that
causes her to be considered a member in the feminist movement. Her significance in the feminist
convention is clearly seen in that in her novels, she reflects the condition of a woman, especially of
the middle class, in an inanimate manner. Her writing depicts her as a critical judge of her society.
According to Henry Bonell, the style that is used by Jane Austen, however simple, is not naГ Їve,
the themes, however profound, are not superficial, her... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She indeed is a complex heroine. This is so because it is not something simple to know that what
she observes and thinks or her imaginations are wrong. Lionel Thrilling remarks that it is
inevitable that a reader will get attached to this witty character because her energy, intelligence
and style are impressive to the reader (153). Emma is courageous enough to express her thoughts
without minding the way other people may take her. The independent manners that she
possesses are what make her quite revolutionary. An example is shown when she talks with
Harriet on marriage where her female identity becomes evident, If I know myself, Harriet, mine
is an active, busy mind, with a great many independent resources; and I do not perceive why I
should be more in want of employment at forty or fifty than one and twenty. Woman s usual
occupations of eye and hand and mind will be as open to me then, as they are now; or with no
important variation. If I draw less, I shall read more; if I give up music, I shall take to carpet work.
(Emma
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Sensory Perception
Sensory Perception
PHI 210
Strayer University
Sensory Perception
PHI 210
The sensory system is a part of the nervous system. It is responsible for processing our sensory
information, and it is the way in which we make contact in our everyday lives through our five
senses sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. (IML Training, 2012) Our sensory receptors allow us
to pick up information ears, eyes, nostrils, tongue and skin. All senses evolve to collect their distinct
type of information about our environment and to inform us of our status within it. (Goldstein, 2009)
The brain is deeply connected to sensory data creating memories. Thinking and memory go hand in
hand. When life senses filter our brain, our senses link to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The early wiring of the brain and sensory helps explains why some people are born without a sense
and can later regain it. An example would be deaf people receiving cochlear implants later in their
lives, causing difficulty integrating the new sensory information. (Humphries, 2011)
There are reasons to trust the accuracy or inaccuracy of sensory data. When considering that a
person touches a hot stove or iron, our sensory information of feeling immediately messages our
brain to remove our hand. There will be other incidents where our sensory appears to be working
well; environmental influences can distort interpretation of data that are being sent to us.
(Goodpaster, 2007)
References
Courtney Humphries (2011). Ideas The New Science of Cross wired Senses. Boston Globe.com
Retrieved from: (Http://shamslab.psych.ucla.edu/lay articles/BostonGlobe_Dec2011.pdf
Kirby, Gary R. and Goodpaster, Jeffrey R. (2007). Thinking. A Fourth edition. Pearson Education,
Inc. Published by Prentice Hall. Upper Saddle River, NJ Goldstein, E. (2009). Sensations and
Perceptions. The Eighth Edition. Wadsworth Cengage Learning. 10 Davis Dr. Belmont, CA
IML Training (2012).Sensory System Human Body Training E book/dp. Retrieved from (Http
/www.amazon.com)
Until one is Committed. There is History Joy in Recover (Retrieved from Http://Joy in recovery
com/2011/06
Saurab, (2012). Why our perception of the Stimulus
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Sensory Perception
PHI 210
Strayer University
Sensory Perception
PHI 210
The sensory system is a part of the nervous system. It is responsible for processing our sensory
information, and it is the way in which we make contact in our everyday lives through our five
senses sight, touch, hearing, smell and taste. (IML Training, 2012) Our sensory receptors allow us
to pick up information ears, eyes, nostrils, tongue and skin. All senses evolve to collect their distinct
type of information about our environment and to inform us of our status within it. (Goldstein, 2009)
The brain is deeply connected to sensory data creating memories. Thinking and memory go hand in
hand. When life senses filter our brain, our senses link to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The early wiring of the brain and sensory helps explains why some people are born without a sense
and can later regain it. An example would be deaf people receiving cochlear implants later in their
lives, causing difficulty integrating the new sensory information. (Humphries, 2011)
There are reasons to trust the accuracy or inaccuracy of sensory data. When considering that a
person touches a hot stove or iron, our sensory information of feeling immediately messages our
brain to remove our hand. There will be other incidents where our sensory appears to be working
well; environmental influences can distort interpretation of data that are being sent to us.
(Goodpaster, 2007)
References
Courtney Humphries (2011). Ideas The New Science of Cross wired Senses. Boston Globe.com
Retrieved from: (Http://shamslab.psych.ucla.edu/lay articles/BostonGlobe_Dec2011.pdf
Kirby, Gary R. and Goodpaster, Jeffrey R. (2007). Thinking. A Fourth edition. Pearson Education,
Inc. Published by Prentice Hall. Upper Saddle River, NJ Goldstein, E. (2009). Sensations and
Perceptions. The Eighth Edition. Wadsworth Cengage Learning. 10 Davis Dr. Belmont, CA
IML Training (2012).Sensory System Human Body Training E book/dp. Retrieved from (Http
/www.amazon.com)
Until one is Committed. There is History Joy in Recover (Retrieved from Http://Joy in recovery
com/2011/06
Saurab, (2012). Why our perception of the Stimulus
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Lazy Town Poem Analysis
Are you good at cooking? If you are good at cooking than you probably know that it is very
important to follow the recipe you are using. Well, there is a children s show in Iceland called,
Lazy Town , with an episode called Swiped Sweets and in that episode a character named
Stephanie sings a song called CookingBy The Book , in that song it talks about how you have to
follow a recipe, and making foodis a science, and how she loves cake. Although the song is about
making a cake how the recipe says, it can be interpreted in different ways that relate to things in
my life and maybe your life too. First of all, in the song one of the lines of lyrics that can relate to
me or you are the lyrics You gotta do the cooking by the book . This
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Are you good at cooking? If you are good at cooking than you probably know that it is very
important to follow the recipe you are using. Well, there is a children s show in Iceland called,
Lazy Town , with an episode called Swiped Sweets and in that episode a character named
Stephanie sings a song called CookingBy The Book , in that song it talks about how you have to
follow a recipe, and making foodis a science, and how she loves cake. Although the song is about
making a cake how the recipe says, it can be interpreted in different ways that relate to things in
my life and maybe your life too. First of all, in the song one of the lines of lyrics that can relate to
me or you are the lyrics You gotta do the cooking by the book . This
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Comcast Corporation Swot Analysis
Abstract
Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ: CMCSA, CMCSK), a company based in Philadelphia primarily
provides competitive bundled package, which consists video, high speed internet, phone, wireless
security and automation services to both residential and commercial customers, with estimated TV
market share of 24% in United States. With the introduction of Xfinity brand services, 80% of
Comcast s revenue is generated from its video services.
Comcast s innovative products/services facilitate current position in market share, however there
are dynamic competing market forces like flooding of social medial and new gaming devices that
are intensively changing how the American working class and younger generations watch series of
TV programs. Hence this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of merger and acquisition were agreements with Group W Cable, Storer Communications,
Maclean Hunter, E.W. Scripps and E! Entertainment, Jones Intercable, Prime Communications,
Greater Philadelphia Cablevision, AT T Broadband, Lenfest Communications Inc. Microsoft
invested $1 billion in Comcast in 1997. In 2001, Comcast acquired controlling interests in the
Golf Channel and the Outdoor Life Network, launched its HDTV service and its video on demand
(VOD) service, G4, a 24 hour, seven day a week television network, in 2002.The company
completed its merger with AT T Broadband (Comcast Corporation, 2017). In 2017, Comcast and
Charter Communications collaborated with each other to protect their emerging cellphone
businesses from huge, national providers such as Verizon, AT T, Sprint and T Mobile (Brian Fung,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstract
Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ: CMCSA, CMCSK), a company based in Philadelphia primarily
provides competitive bundled package, which consists video, high speed internet, phone, wireless
security and automation services to both residential and commercial customers, with estimated TV
market share of 24% in United States. With the introduction of Xfinity brand services, 80% of
Comcast s revenue is generated from its video services.
Comcast s innovative products/services facilitate current position in market share, however there
are dynamic competing market forces like flooding of social medial and new gaming devices that
are intensively changing how the American working class and younger generations watch series of
TV programs. Hence this ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of merger and acquisition were agreements with Group W Cable, Storer Communications,
Maclean Hunter, E.W. Scripps and E! Entertainment, Jones Intercable, Prime Communications,
Greater Philadelphia Cablevision, AT T Broadband, Lenfest Communications Inc. Microsoft
invested $1 billion in Comcast in 1997. In 2001, Comcast acquired controlling interests in the
Golf Channel and the Outdoor Life Network, launched its HDTV service and its video on demand
(VOD) service, G4, a 24 hour, seven day a week television network, in 2002.The company
completed its merger with AT T Broadband (Comcast Corporation, 2017). In 2017, Comcast and
Charter Communications collaborated with each other to protect their emerging cellphone
businesses from huge, national providers such as Verizon, AT T, Sprint and T Mobile (Brian Fung,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How To Write An Analytical Essay On Chinese Cinderella
Lauren Connolly
American Literature
October 1, 2015
Analytical research paper
Culture is similar to personality. In a person, the personality is made up of the values, beliefs,
underlying assumptions, interests, and experiences that create a person s behavior. Culture is made
up of the values, beliefs, underlying assumptions, attitudes and behaviors shared by a group of
people. Culture is the behavior that results when a group arrives at a set of rules for working
together. Chinese Cinderella; an autobiography written by Adeline Yen Mah expresses the Chinese
culture through Yen Mah s personal experiences as a child. In Chinese Cinderella, Adeline Yen Mah
returns to her roots to tell the story of her painful childhood and her ultimate triumph ... Show more
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Adeline comes home from her first week of kindergarten, all smiles because she had been
chosen to lead the class and has received a medal and a certificate for her achievement. Her aunt
Baba is full of pride and files the certificate and medal in her safe deposit box. She described the
certificate as some precious jewel impossible to replace (page 2). Adelines academic achievements
are how she eventually gains acceptance within an uncaring family. She had a lot of pride over the
metal it shows the sadness she is facing everyday, with her siblings hating her achievements and
her dad only caring when she receives them. I was winning the medal every week and wearing it
constantly. I knew this displeased my siblings, especially Big Sister and Second Brother, but it
was the only way to make Father take notice and be proud of me (page 15). Adeline starts to
mature when she starts to realize that her achievements should only matter if it makes her happy,
not just her father. Adeline s parents threaten to move her to a far away school. Adeline is elected
class president. Everyone is excited, her classmates and more importantly her. Her classmates
decide to celebrate at her house and this is when her parents lash out and get
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Lauren Connolly
American Literature
October 1, 2015
Analytical research paper
Culture is similar to personality. In a person, the personality is made up of the values, beliefs,
underlying assumptions, interests, and experiences that create a person s behavior. Culture is made
up of the values, beliefs, underlying assumptions, attitudes and behaviors shared by a group of
people. Culture is the behavior that results when a group arrives at a set of rules for working
together. Chinese Cinderella; an autobiography written by Adeline Yen Mah expresses the Chinese
culture through Yen Mah s personal experiences as a child. In Chinese Cinderella, Adeline Yen Mah
returns to her roots to tell the story of her painful childhood and her ultimate triumph ... Show more
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Adeline comes home from her first week of kindergarten, all smiles because she had been
chosen to lead the class and has received a medal and a certificate for her achievement. Her aunt
Baba is full of pride and files the certificate and medal in her safe deposit box. She described the
certificate as some precious jewel impossible to replace (page 2). Adelines academic achievements
are how she eventually gains acceptance within an uncaring family. She had a lot of pride over the
metal it shows the sadness she is facing everyday, with her siblings hating her achievements and
her dad only caring when she receives them. I was winning the medal every week and wearing it
constantly. I knew this displeased my siblings, especially Big Sister and Second Brother, but it
was the only way to make Father take notice and be proud of me (page 15). Adeline starts to
mature when she starts to realize that her achievements should only matter if it makes her happy,
not just her father. Adeline s parents threaten to move her to a far away school. Adeline is elected
class president. Everyone is excited, her classmates and more importantly her. Her classmates
decide to celebrate at her house and this is when her parents lash out and get
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Essay On What Makes A Video Game Popular
What makes a video Game popular?
There are several video games on the market today, and while all can be fun in their own right,
there are those games that rise above in terms of popularity, or success. While it may be hard to
determine all of what makes a game fun to consumers, there are certain qualities of popular games
that surface more commonly than others. There are companies that attempt to scientifically
determine a game s overall goodness, based on these qualities as well as individual qualities that set
it apart from other games.
IGN is an internet based game reviewing and help source. It is one of the most prominent sources
for reviewing video games. They often receive a game before it s release, and rate it based on its ...
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The game and it s developers were also known for their active communication and feedback with
their player base during the game s peak, but as the series has changed hands of developers,
communication has since declined.
Bethesda, a subsidiary of ZeniMax Media, is responsible for several games, including both the
widely popular Fallout series and the even more so Elder Scrolls series. The Fallout series
focuses on life after a nuclear apocalypse, balancing between using futuristic technology and the
basic need for survival. The Elder Scrolls series on the other hand is set within a world of
swords, magic, and legends. While both have vastly different stories, both have strong RPG (role
playing game) elements, do not allow multiplayer interaction, and have many other distinctive
qualities lead them to often be viewed as incredibly similar games. Both series have led to
multiple Game of the Year awards on behalf of the studio, and they have been renowned for their
extraordinary graphics, gameplay, detailed story, freedom of character. Not to mention stunning
visuals, large scale worlds, details of concept, and a large scale amount of content.
Blizzard Entertainment is responsible for World of Warcraft. (WoW) is one of the most popular
video game series to still be played by millions worldwide after its initial release in 2004. While it
does have detailed quest and an in depth story, it is most renowned for it s gameplay,
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What makes a video Game popular?
There are several video games on the market today, and while all can be fun in their own right,
there are those games that rise above in terms of popularity, or success. While it may be hard to
determine all of what makes a game fun to consumers, there are certain qualities of popular games
that surface more commonly than others. There are companies that attempt to scientifically
determine a game s overall goodness, based on these qualities as well as individual qualities that set
it apart from other games.
IGN is an internet based game reviewing and help source. It is one of the most prominent sources
for reviewing video games. They often receive a game before it s release, and rate it based on its ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The game and it s developers were also known for their active communication and feedback with
their player base during the game s peak, but as the series has changed hands of developers,
communication has since declined.
Bethesda, a subsidiary of ZeniMax Media, is responsible for several games, including both the
widely popular Fallout series and the even more so Elder Scrolls series. The Fallout series
focuses on life after a nuclear apocalypse, balancing between using futuristic technology and the
basic need for survival. The Elder Scrolls series on the other hand is set within a world of
swords, magic, and legends. While both have vastly different stories, both have strong RPG (role
playing game) elements, do not allow multiplayer interaction, and have many other distinctive
qualities lead them to often be viewed as incredibly similar games. Both series have led to
multiple Game of the Year awards on behalf of the studio, and they have been renowned for their
extraordinary graphics, gameplay, detailed story, freedom of character. Not to mention stunning
visuals, large scale worlds, details of concept, and a large scale amount of content.
Blizzard Entertainment is responsible for World of Warcraft. (WoW) is one of the most popular
video game series to still be played by millions worldwide after its initial release in 2004. While it
does have detailed quest and an in depth story, it is most renowned for it s gameplay,
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Nell Harper Lee Biography Essay
Nelle Harper Lee was born in Monroeville, Alabama on April 28, 1926. She died February 19, 2016
and was buried in her hometown of Monroeville, Alabama. She was a successful writer who
influenced many while she was alive and even after she died. Her two published books were
successful, especially her pulitzer prizewinner To Kill A Mockingbird. Harper was a very humble
and wise woman who withheld many of the characteristics her main character Atticus had in her
novel. It s said that her pulitzer prize winning book was mainly by events from her childhood.
Lee was the youngest of her family s four children. She survived her brothers Edwin s death in
1951, sister Louise in 2009, and sister Alice, who became a lawyer, and took over their father s...
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To Kill A Mockingbird has become one of the most popular books in the world, winning the
Pulitzer award for fiction writing. Her novel continues to appear in the schools reading lists each
year, thirty million copies have been printed in forty different languages. In her evolution of
becoming famous, Lee became reclusive, only giving one single interview in 1964. She reviewed
an honorary doctorate from the University of Alabama, a literary award from Los Angeles Public
Library In June 2005, and she was presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in
November 2007 by President George W. Bush. In the article Twin Cities authors, actors on what
mockingbird meant to them it s stated that To kill a mockingbird is one of the most rare novels
that helped, and continues to help, a whole society reckon, with big painful truths, it s a book
everyone would read, and re read (Hertzel). This shows how Lee s book continues to inspire
many people about segregation and racism. In conclusion, Lee is a successful writer who inspired
many to see segregation and racism. She was very blunt about her work and she was conservative
with her life. After her stroke in 2007, Lee struggled with various ongoing health issues, including
hearing loss, limited vision and problems with her short term memory. But this didn t stop Lee
from writing and reading because she loved it so passionately. Lee had many traits that allowed her
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Nelle Harper Lee was born in Monroeville, Alabama on April 28, 1926. She died February 19, 2016
and was buried in her hometown of Monroeville, Alabama. She was a successful writer who
influenced many while she was alive and even after she died. Her two published books were
successful, especially her pulitzer prizewinner To Kill A Mockingbird. Harper was a very humble
and wise woman who withheld many of the characteristics her main character Atticus had in her
novel. It s said that her pulitzer prize winning book was mainly by events from her childhood.
Lee was the youngest of her family s four children. She survived her brothers Edwin s death in
1951, sister Louise in 2009, and sister Alice, who became a lawyer, and took over their father s...
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To Kill A Mockingbird has become one of the most popular books in the world, winning the
Pulitzer award for fiction writing. Her novel continues to appear in the schools reading lists each
year, thirty million copies have been printed in forty different languages. In her evolution of
becoming famous, Lee became reclusive, only giving one single interview in 1964. She reviewed
an honorary doctorate from the University of Alabama, a literary award from Los Angeles Public
Library In June 2005, and she was presented with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in
November 2007 by President George W. Bush. In the article Twin Cities authors, actors on what
mockingbird meant to them it s stated that To kill a mockingbird is one of the most rare novels
that helped, and continues to help, a whole society reckon, with big painful truths, it s a book
everyone would read, and re read (Hertzel). This shows how Lee s book continues to inspire
many people about segregation and racism. In conclusion, Lee is a successful writer who inspired
many to see segregation and racism. She was very blunt about her work and she was conservative
with her life. After her stroke in 2007, Lee struggled with various ongoing health issues, including
hearing loss, limited vision and problems with her short term memory. But this didn t stop Lee
from writing and reading because she loved it so passionately. Lee had many traits that allowed her
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My Passion In Writing
Has writing ever impacted your life? I often write to express my feelings towards situations that are
presented to me. Alternatively, I use writing to settle the rage within myself no matter the subject
matter I always stay true to writing with internal purpose. Writing something down on paper is
much easier for me, it s as though my hand leads my thoughts. It s wonderful to escape and through
writing, I get that feeling. If it was not for me taking speech and given the assignment to write
about something that affected my life I would have never found my passion for writing.
Two weeks into the class I was shaken up when my teacher, Mrs. Murphy gave us a speech topic
that read something that has had a major effect on you . This assignment had to be presented in
front of my peers, but it had to come from a writing assignment. Mrs. Murphy didn t have many
strict requirements for this assignment except she demanded that we present our speech with
passion. After class on my way home many topics ran through my head but none of them actually
stuck. I then took a right, turning into my drive way, seeing my house that is not yet livable since
the flood I knew that this is what I base my assignment on. This was a painful subject for me but I
knew that I could present passion through this topic.
August 16th,2016 many hearts were shattered. Prolonged rainfall in southern parts of
Louisiana resulted in catastrophic flooding that submerged thousands of houses and businesses.
The way I
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Has writing ever impacted your life? I often write to express my feelings towards situations that are
presented to me. Alternatively, I use writing to settle the rage within myself no matter the subject
matter I always stay true to writing with internal purpose. Writing something down on paper is
much easier for me, it s as though my hand leads my thoughts. It s wonderful to escape and through
writing, I get that feeling. If it was not for me taking speech and given the assignment to write
about something that affected my life I would have never found my passion for writing.
Two weeks into the class I was shaken up when my teacher, Mrs. Murphy gave us a speech topic
that read something that has had a major effect on you . This assignment had to be presented in
front of my peers, but it had to come from a writing assignment. Mrs. Murphy didn t have many
strict requirements for this assignment except she demanded that we present our speech with
passion. After class on my way home many topics ran through my head but none of them actually
stuck. I then took a right, turning into my drive way, seeing my house that is not yet livable since
the flood I knew that this is what I base my assignment on. This was a painful subject for me but I
knew that I could present passion through this topic.
August 16th,2016 many hearts were shattered. Prolonged rainfall in southern parts of
Louisiana resulted in catastrophic flooding that submerged thousands of houses and businesses.
The way I
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Statement Of Interest In Architecture
My interest in architecture grew due to a number of reasons. Apart from the fact that studying
architecture meant getting a chance to explore new places and sites, it is also the only profession
where I could have something that I ve designed, realized in real life. Growing up in a culturally
rich and diverse country like India, I ve always been fascinated by how every city has it s own
unique characteristics. With further research, I realized architecture is not only about designing
and construction, but more about the manifestation and expression of the cultural needs and values
of the society. It is the most important evidence of our past and helps us to interpret and study the
evolution of human settlements based on culture and environmental... Show more content on
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Seeing the rich tableau of heritage buildings being torn down to make way for modern residential
buildings, made me realize that the field of conservation must be continually evolving. I was more
eager than ever, to learn about the role and responsibilities of the conservation fraternity and the
techniques and proceedings in the field. I therefore, started attending a number of seminars and
workshops, organized by the Consulate of the United States of America, INTACH, ICOMOS, etc.
In one of the seminars on Making Heritage Buildings and Spaces Alive , I was introduced to
ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) by Dr. Rohit Jigyasu (Vice President,
ICOMOS). Realizing my keen interest in the field, he offered me an internship opportunity with
UNESCO in their Comprehensive Conservation Management Plan project of the Darjeeling
Himalayan Railways, where Dr. Jigyasu was heading the disaster risk and vulnerability assessment
of the colonial station buildings. My responsibilities in the project included Building Surveys and
Hazard/Vulnerability Analysis. I have also completed a six month internship with DRONAH
(Development and Research Organization for Nature, Arts and Heritage) under Dr. Shikha Jain,
where I was responsible for the Documentation, Condition Assessment, and Conservation of Albert
Hall in Jaipur, Conservation,
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My interest in architecture grew due to a number of reasons. Apart from the fact that studying
architecture meant getting a chance to explore new places and sites, it is also the only profession
where I could have something that I ve designed, realized in real life. Growing up in a culturally
rich and diverse country like India, I ve always been fascinated by how every city has it s own
unique characteristics. With further research, I realized architecture is not only about designing
and construction, but more about the manifestation and expression of the cultural needs and values
of the society. It is the most important evidence of our past and helps us to interpret and study the
evolution of human settlements based on culture and environmental... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Seeing the rich tableau of heritage buildings being torn down to make way for modern residential
buildings, made me realize that the field of conservation must be continually evolving. I was more
eager than ever, to learn about the role and responsibilities of the conservation fraternity and the
techniques and proceedings in the field. I therefore, started attending a number of seminars and
workshops, organized by the Consulate of the United States of America, INTACH, ICOMOS, etc.
In one of the seminars on Making Heritage Buildings and Spaces Alive , I was introduced to
ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) by Dr. Rohit Jigyasu (Vice President,
ICOMOS). Realizing my keen interest in the field, he offered me an internship opportunity with
UNESCO in their Comprehensive Conservation Management Plan project of the Darjeeling
Himalayan Railways, where Dr. Jigyasu was heading the disaster risk and vulnerability assessment
of the colonial station buildings. My responsibilities in the project included Building Surveys and
Hazard/Vulnerability Analysis. I have also completed a six month internship with DRONAH
(Development and Research Organization for Nature, Arts and Heritage) under Dr. Shikha Jain,
where I was responsible for the Documentation, Condition Assessment, and Conservation of Albert
Hall in Jaipur, Conservation,
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Female Body Image
The Beauty of a Woman s Body Young girls are dying trying to get to the standard of happiness
that does not really exist. A girls physical maturation may lead to a greater dissatisfactions with
her appearance ( My Body My self )Body image is a huge issue with young girls in today s
society. Everyday girls a starving themselves and hurting themselves to look a certain way.
Although some women are very stable in their bodies, body imageis still a major issue in today s
society because it causes depression, low self esteem, and eating disorders.
Depression. People with BDD ( Body Dysmorphic Disorder ) suffer from obsession about their
appearance that can last for hours or up to an entire day. Hard to resist or control, their obsession
makes it difficult for people with BDD to focus on anything but their imperfections. (Body
Dysmorphic Disorder) Leading to all sorts of things but the worst being depression, causing
women to begin to do things out of their control because their emotions are ruling them. There are
many factors that may contribute to a poor female body image. We live in a culture where thinness
and beauty are highly valued for women and wealth and success are often considered to go hand
and hand with slim ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Body image dissatisfaction generally involves negative evaluation of one s body. (My Body My
Self) Which leads to young girls to stop eating leading to anorexia and or bulimia. Girls causing
harm to their body just to fit into the idea of perfect. You can not tell by looking at a person if
they have an eating disorder. (My Body My Self) Which is very true, looking at someone they
may seem fine yet their fighting their own demons. Eating disorders is one of the worst cause of
girls have self image problems. You never know what is truly going on with someone unless you
talk to them. Girls are struggling to stay strong and be happy in this world today. You will never
know what is truly going on with a girl until you
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The Beauty of a Woman s Body Young girls are dying trying to get to the standard of happiness
that does not really exist. A girls physical maturation may lead to a greater dissatisfactions with
her appearance ( My Body My self )Body image is a huge issue with young girls in today s
society. Everyday girls a starving themselves and hurting themselves to look a certain way.
Although some women are very stable in their bodies, body imageis still a major issue in today s
society because it causes depression, low self esteem, and eating disorders.
Depression. People with BDD ( Body Dysmorphic Disorder ) suffer from obsession about their
appearance that can last for hours or up to an entire day. Hard to resist or control, their obsession
makes it difficult for people with BDD to focus on anything but their imperfections. (Body
Dysmorphic Disorder) Leading to all sorts of things but the worst being depression, causing
women to begin to do things out of their control because their emotions are ruling them. There are
many factors that may contribute to a poor female body image. We live in a culture where thinness
and beauty are highly valued for women and wealth and success are often considered to go hand
and hand with slim ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Body image dissatisfaction generally involves negative evaluation of one s body. (My Body My
Self) Which leads to young girls to stop eating leading to anorexia and or bulimia. Girls causing
harm to their body just to fit into the idea of perfect. You can not tell by looking at a person if
they have an eating disorder. (My Body My Self) Which is very true, looking at someone they
may seem fine yet their fighting their own demons. Eating disorders is one of the worst cause of
girls have self image problems. You never know what is truly going on with someone unless you
talk to them. Girls are struggling to stay strong and be happy in this world today. You will never
know what is truly going on with a girl until you
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Beer Or Gasoline
The song Beer or Gasoline by Chris Young, expresses the economic concept, opportunity costs
throughout its lyrics. Opportunity cost is the loss of a potential gain from picking an alternative
option. Throughout the song, Chris Young has a decision to make between either a six pack of
beer or a gallon of gasoline for his truck.
Chris Young is both thirsty and low on gas, however, he only has enough to get either a six pack of
beer or a gallon of gas for his truck. Last mile I pushed my truck uphill, About hurt me, I left my
truck at the pump right where I parked it In these lyrics, it s portrayed that he really needs the
gallon of gas for his truck. Since he pushed it uphill for a mile. It s a gallon of gas or a cold six
pack, One goes in
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The song Beer or Gasoline by Chris Young, expresses the economic concept, opportunity costs
throughout its lyrics. Opportunity cost is the loss of a potential gain from picking an alternative
option. Throughout the song, Chris Young has a decision to make between either a six pack of
beer or a gallon of gasoline for his truck.
Chris Young is both thirsty and low on gas, however, he only has enough to get either a six pack of
beer or a gallon of gas for his truck. Last mile I pushed my truck uphill, About hurt me, I left my
truck at the pump right where I parked it In these lyrics, it s portrayed that he really needs the
gallon of gas for his truck. Since he pushed it uphill for a mile. It s a gallon of gas or a cold six
pack, One goes in
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Essay on Summit Partners Fleetcor a
Private Equity and Investment Banking
SPRING 2010
Summit Partners FleetCor A
1. Summarize the proposed transaction: Summit Partners proposes to FleetCor Technologies (later
preferred as FleetCor or the Company ) an investment into FleetCor for the total amount of $44.9
million in return for a post transaction ownership of 54.2% in the Company and coming down to
46% ownership in the company after newly created stock options for management equivalent to
15% ownership in the company has been completely executed and fully diluted. This investment is
in the form of convertible preferred stock with an 8% accrued interest, compounding annually. As
the transaction come through, Summit s prefer stock will be treated equal footing in ... Show more
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вћў FleetCor has not yet settle the final agreements with the seven Super Licensees for acquiring
them, creating some sources of unstable and going concern business ( Suggest: the company should
be more specific and aggressive while dealing with the licenses to make the final agreements.
вћў Higher gas prices result in a larger A/R financing cost and also lead to a higher bad debt
expense, even though the net revenue might still be the same ( Suggest: implement some forms of
hedging strategies against the increases in gas prices such as going long on a call option at a
specific gas price which might materially increase the A/R financing cost and bad debt expenses.
вћў FleetCor currently has weak managerial reporting system ( Suggest: bringing in some more IT
consultants and programmers to create a more effective managerial and financial system while
working along with a CFO who is a financial expert.
4. Using Exhibit 4B evaluate the proposed acquisitions. Would you recommend purchasing all of
the licenses? Why or why not? Explain Briefly Overall, the proposed acquisitions yield the
company a combined entity with much better performance in term of profitability such as: New
combined gross margin is 5% higher than the base only. EBIT margin is almost 3.75 times higher
than the base only. EBITDA margin is over 1.5 times higher than the base only.
I
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Private Equity and Investment Banking
SPRING 2010
Summit Partners FleetCor A
1. Summarize the proposed transaction: Summit Partners proposes to FleetCor Technologies (later
preferred as FleetCor or the Company ) an investment into FleetCor for the total amount of $44.9
million in return for a post transaction ownership of 54.2% in the Company and coming down to
46% ownership in the company after newly created stock options for management equivalent to
15% ownership in the company has been completely executed and fully diluted. This investment is
in the form of convertible preferred stock with an 8% accrued interest, compounding annually. As
the transaction come through, Summit s prefer stock will be treated equal footing in ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
вћў FleetCor has not yet settle the final agreements with the seven Super Licensees for acquiring
them, creating some sources of unstable and going concern business ( Suggest: the company should
be more specific and aggressive while dealing with the licenses to make the final agreements.
вћў Higher gas prices result in a larger A/R financing cost and also lead to a higher bad debt
expense, even though the net revenue might still be the same ( Suggest: implement some forms of
hedging strategies against the increases in gas prices such as going long on a call option at a
specific gas price which might materially increase the A/R financing cost and bad debt expenses.
вћў FleetCor currently has weak managerial reporting system ( Suggest: bringing in some more IT
consultants and programmers to create a more effective managerial and financial system while
working along with a CFO who is a financial expert.
4. Using Exhibit 4B evaluate the proposed acquisitions. Would you recommend purchasing all of
the licenses? Why or why not? Explain Briefly Overall, the proposed acquisitions yield the
company a combined entity with much better performance in term of profitability such as: New
combined gross margin is 5% higher than the base only. EBIT margin is almost 3.75 times higher
than the base only. EBITDA margin is over 1.5 times higher than the base only.
I
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Ethnographic Study
In the world, most societies, fermented food, beverages and condiments have a unique place
because of their economic and cultural value and for the development of fermentation technologies
that deeply rooted in their history. Indeed, gathering Africa s wild cereal grains were probably the
oldest tradition for the organized foodproduction and had found anywhere in the world (Ruskin,
1993). The archaeological (McGovern, 1997), Ethnographic studies and historical documents
(Haaland, 2007) evidenced for the beginnings of fermentation in Africa had consanguineous to
ceramics, cattle and cereal domestication. In addition, the African pottery appeared around 2000
years earlier than cultivated cereals (Haaland, 2007).
Archaeobotanical studies in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The early man (Steinkraus, 2002) very likely of our Paleolithic ancestors (Selhub et al., 2014) had
plenty of opportunity for the consumption of food products (for example, honey, fruits or berries,
and their juices) that had been unknowingly subjected to natural microbial fermentation. The
Selhub et al., 2014 and Steinkraus, 2002 further noted that, without knowledge of microbes, our
ancestors recognized, over time, the palatability, preservative, analgesic, and mentally stimulating
or sedating qualities of fermented foods and beverages. Consequently, the stage was set as the
purposeful commencement of the application of fermentation to provide value in the areas of
human nutrition, traditional medicine, culture (ceremonies, and so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the world, most societies, fermented food, beverages and condiments have a unique place
because of their economic and cultural value and for the development of fermentation technologies
that deeply rooted in their history. Indeed, gathering Africa s wild cereal grains were probably the
oldest tradition for the organized foodproduction and had found anywhere in the world (Ruskin,
1993). The archaeological (McGovern, 1997), Ethnographic studies and historical documents
(Haaland, 2007) evidenced for the beginnings of fermentation in Africa had consanguineous to
ceramics, cattle and cereal domestication. In addition, the African pottery appeared around 2000
years earlier than cultivated cereals (Haaland, 2007).
Archaeobotanical studies in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The early man (Steinkraus, 2002) very likely of our Paleolithic ancestors (Selhub et al., 2014) had
plenty of opportunity for the consumption of food products (for example, honey, fruits or berries,
and their juices) that had been unknowingly subjected to natural microbial fermentation. The
Selhub et al., 2014 and Steinkraus, 2002 further noted that, without knowledge of microbes, our
ancestors recognized, over time, the palatability, preservative, analgesic, and mentally stimulating
or sedating qualities of fermented foods and beverages. Consequently, the stage was set as the
purposeful commencement of the application of fermentation to provide value in the areas of
human nutrition, traditional medicine, culture (ceremonies, and so
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The Problem of Acid Rain
Acid rain is a widespread problem, one that plagues the environment the world over. Acid Rain is
the resultant by product of burning fossil fuel which in turn mixes with moisture in the
atmosphere and falls to the ground as rain, snow, sleet, etc. Acid deposition is a more precise
name than acid rain because acid can precipitate in several forms, as stated previously. It can also
combine with dry particles and fall to the ground; therefore it is called dry deposition whereas acid
coming down in rain is called wet deposition.
Generally, the public has known about air pollution since the Roman philosopher, Seneca,
remarked on his hometown s polluted skies in AD 61. Even though people were aware of the
problem, they chose to remain ignorant to its effects and repercussions. Up until the last century
people have ignored the problem of air pollution including air pollution s most dangerous problem,
acid rain. Acid rain is devastating to the ecosystem and is one of the most pressing environmental
issues today.
Acid rain forms in the atmosphere from chemicals created by the burning of fossil fuels. When
coal and oil are burned they release sulfur dioxide (SO2) and two nitric oxides, nitric oxide (NO)
and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) designated by the symbol NOX. These dangerous chemicals come
from the smoke that pours from factory chimneys and exhaust from car tail pipes. Once released,
sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides react with other chemicals in the air, water
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Acid rain is a widespread problem, one that plagues the environment the world over. Acid Rain is
the resultant by product of burning fossil fuel which in turn mixes with moisture in the
atmosphere and falls to the ground as rain, snow, sleet, etc. Acid deposition is a more precise
name than acid rain because acid can precipitate in several forms, as stated previously. It can also
combine with dry particles and fall to the ground; therefore it is called dry deposition whereas acid
coming down in rain is called wet deposition.
Generally, the public has known about air pollution since the Roman philosopher, Seneca,
remarked on his hometown s polluted skies in AD 61. Even though people were aware of the
problem, they chose to remain ignorant to its effects and repercussions. Up until the last century
people have ignored the problem of air pollution including air pollution s most dangerous problem,
acid rain. Acid rain is devastating to the ecosystem and is one of the most pressing environmental
issues today.
Acid rain forms in the atmosphere from chemicals created by the burning of fossil fuels. When
coal and oil are burned they release sulfur dioxide (SO2) and two nitric oxides, nitric oxide (NO)
and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) designated by the symbol NOX. These dangerous chemicals come
from the smoke that pours from factory chimneys and exhaust from car tail pipes. Once released,
sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides react with other chemicals in the air, water
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