Essay Writing On Safety In Telugu Language
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Literature Review On Restaurant
Literature Review
1. Introduction
1.1 Research Question
Singapore has become a very competitive market for the fine dining restaurant segment. How do
restaurants compete in attracting affluent customer?
1.2 Research Model
The research will examine aspect of fine dining industry in Singapore. I will be assessing the
competitive strategy of western fine dining restaurant in term of retaining existence customer and
attracting new one. In order to identify retaining successful customer I will undertake survey in
term of customer satisfaction and willing to pay. I will also interview restaurant s managers who
handle strategy and execution in order to develop attracting new customer. Last I will conclude
with a good strategy would help a restaurant ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The most important of which ideas showed the relationship among three structural models:
continuous leaning culture, HRM practices and training success. The paper also showed me
how to the significant of HRM practice influence to training program success. Plus it also
showed the evidence of risk of not paying attention on these issues could generate organizational
culture employee turnover, low competence advantage that reveal poor HRM management.
However this research demonstrated how to retaining and training employee, which is
significant to enhance employee s skills and knowledge. One of the effect of this paper I will
use for my research are formulates relationships between employee and culture, and training
process to produce a good outcome service. Then I will study the impact of employee skills and
knowledge on service quality. This is because the research used formulate employee satisfaction of
their job by providing training and improving their skills. It s essential to give employee more
opportunities to performance a higher quality service and it is also generate a distinctive service
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Literature Review
1. Introduction
1.1 Research Question
Singapore has become a very competitive market for the fine dining restaurant segment. How do
restaurants compete in attracting affluent customer?
1.2 Research Model
The research will examine aspect of fine dining industry in Singapore. I will be assessing the
competitive strategy of western fine dining restaurant in term of retaining existence customer and
attracting new one. In order to identify retaining successful customer I will undertake survey in
term of customer satisfaction and willing to pay. I will also interview restaurant s managers who
handle strategy and execution in order to develop attracting new customer. Last I will conclude
with a good strategy would help a restaurant ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The most important of which ideas showed the relationship among three structural models:
continuous leaning culture, HRM practices and training success. The paper also showed me
how to the significant of HRM practice influence to training program success. Plus it also
showed the evidence of risk of not paying attention on these issues could generate organizational
culture employee turnover, low competence advantage that reveal poor HRM management.
However this research demonstrated how to retaining and training employee, which is
significant to enhance employee s skills and knowledge. One of the effect of this paper I will
use for my research are formulates relationships between employee and culture, and training
process to produce a good outcome service. Then I will study the impact of employee skills and
knowledge on service quality. This is because the research used formulate employee satisfaction of
their job by providing training and improving their skills. It s essential to give employee more
opportunities to performance a higher quality service and it is also generate a distinctive service
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Marginalizing Yunior s Footnotes
power of the fukГ є, distinguishes his narrative from the profound precision that is typically
applied to history. This can be seen when Yunior rejects the supposed objectivity of history by
questioning, Where in coГ±azo do you think the so called cure of the Kennedys comes from?
How about Vietnam? Why do you think the greatest power in the world lost its first war to a Third
World country like Vietnam? (4) In this case, objective facts would be useless; without being
applied to the context of a narrative, facts possess no meaning. Rather, Yunior s employment of the
fukГє enables the reader to imagine links that were formerly unseen. As a result, Yunior s
manipulation on hearsay disfigures the authoritative preference of fact over fiction, challenging the
nature of objectivity that is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, imitating the literal separation of the marginalized text from the content of the body, Yunior
undoes the authority that Trujillo wrongfully gained through suppressing others by making him the
subject of a majority of the novel s footnotes. In doing so, Yunior establishes a reversal of roles
between Trujillo and the marginalized people of the Dominican Republic. In addition, Yunior s
inclusion of footnotes creates a double narrative containing the contesting authorial voices that are
found within the margins and in the main text. In addition to asserting the dangers of a single
voice, Yunior s use of footnotes enable him to neatly intertwine the historical facts of the Trujillo s
dictatorship with the fictional narrative of the Cabral family. This nuance between history and
narrative obscures the line between fact and fiction and allows Yunior to undermine the authority
associated with history s characteristics of being linear, singular, and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
power of the fukГ є, distinguishes his narrative from the profound precision that is typically
applied to history. This can be seen when Yunior rejects the supposed objectivity of history by
questioning, Where in coГ±azo do you think the so called cure of the Kennedys comes from?
How about Vietnam? Why do you think the greatest power in the world lost its first war to a Third
World country like Vietnam? (4) In this case, objective facts would be useless; without being
applied to the context of a narrative, facts possess no meaning. Rather, Yunior s employment of the
fukГє enables the reader to imagine links that were formerly unseen. As a result, Yunior s
manipulation on hearsay disfigures the authoritative preference of fact over fiction, challenging the
nature of objectivity that is... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, imitating the literal separation of the marginalized text from the content of the body, Yunior
undoes the authority that Trujillo wrongfully gained through suppressing others by making him the
subject of a majority of the novel s footnotes. In doing so, Yunior establishes a reversal of roles
between Trujillo and the marginalized people of the Dominican Republic. In addition, Yunior s
inclusion of footnotes creates a double narrative containing the contesting authorial voices that are
found within the margins and in the main text. In addition to asserting the dangers of a single
voice, Yunior s use of footnotes enable him to neatly intertwine the historical facts of the Trujillo s
dictatorship with the fictional narrative of the Cabral family. This nuance between history and
narrative obscures the line between fact and fiction and allows Yunior to undermine the authority
associated with history s characteristics of being linear, singular, and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Theme Of Death In The Epic Of Gilgamesh
The Mesopotamian understanding of death is uniquely different from modern understandings in
that the Mesopotamians lacked a belief in their own free will. The Mesopotamian epic poem, The
Epic of Gilgamesh, can, as a result of both the theology and cosmogony of the civilization, be
viewed as the first literary meditation on death and the human condition. The hero of the epic,
Gilgamesh, through a metaphorical self death, via the death of his only equal, Enkidu, can begin to
comprehend the idea of death. The Epic of Gilgamesh, above all else, is a reflection on mortality
and the human place in the cosmos.
Gilgamesh is two thirds (Gilgamesh 61) god, and, as a result of this, lives with a sense of
invincibility. The idea of death, of ceasing to exist in his temporal form, does not originally
frighten him, as it does Enkidu, who is able to grasp the true nature of existence because of his
bestial nature. Raised among beasts and the wilderness, death is a very real and very present
threat to Enkidu. Though Gilgamesh is aware that only the gods live forever (71) while men s
days are numbered (71), his understanding of his place in the cosmos is limited. Gilgamesh is
unable to comprehend that though he is part god, he is not a god, and therefore, is subject to
mortal laws and constraints. This is evident by his conduct prior to the arrival of Enkidu, when he
behaves monstrously. His lust leaves no virgin to her lover (62), and sounds the tocsin for his
amusement (62).
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The Mesopotamian understanding of death is uniquely different from modern understandings in
that the Mesopotamians lacked a belief in their own free will. The Mesopotamian epic poem, The
Epic of Gilgamesh, can, as a result of both the theology and cosmogony of the civilization, be
viewed as the first literary meditation on death and the human condition. The hero of the epic,
Gilgamesh, through a metaphorical self death, via the death of his only equal, Enkidu, can begin to
comprehend the idea of death. The Epic of Gilgamesh, above all else, is a reflection on mortality
and the human place in the cosmos.
Gilgamesh is two thirds (Gilgamesh 61) god, and, as a result of this, lives with a sense of
invincibility. The idea of death, of ceasing to exist in his temporal form, does not originally
frighten him, as it does Enkidu, who is able to grasp the true nature of existence because of his
bestial nature. Raised among beasts and the wilderness, death is a very real and very present
threat to Enkidu. Though Gilgamesh is aware that only the gods live forever (71) while men s
days are numbered (71), his understanding of his place in the cosmos is limited. Gilgamesh is
unable to comprehend that though he is part god, he is not a god, and therefore, is subject to
mortal laws and constraints. This is evident by his conduct prior to the arrival of Enkidu, when he
behaves monstrously. His lust leaves no virgin to her lover (62), and sounds the tocsin for his
amusement (62).
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Globalization Of The University Of Windsor Globalization
Globalization is the interaction of companies, people, and governments internationally to change
and adapt perspective, ideas and resources. As I take the time to observe my surrounding, I realize
that globalization has been happening in our everyday life without knowing. Without globalization
countries would be limited the resources they have, would decrease security between countries and
a negative impact for the countries economy. Ways that globalization has impacted my everyday
life in a positive impact would be the things I accomplish, the people I confront and the things I
observe.
I have encountered many things in my daily life that showed me globalization is a part of each
and everyone of us. I work at Wind Mobile and can see globalization within the phones I sale daily.
Each phone was made in a different country showing the internally interaction that took place.
Without globalization we would have been limited and would not be able to do or learn all the
things we have. At the University of Windsor globalization takes place. The knowledge we learn in
class is globalization. They take material in many countries and teach us, it is impossible to just
reaile in solely in your country s information. No country have all the information, so this is why
globalization is extremely important. Many professors come teach in Canada from other
international countries where we allowed to learn more perspectives, as well as international
students they are able to teach us their
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Globalization is the interaction of companies, people, and governments internationally to change
and adapt perspective, ideas and resources. As I take the time to observe my surrounding, I realize
that globalization has been happening in our everyday life without knowing. Without globalization
countries would be limited the resources they have, would decrease security between countries and
a negative impact for the countries economy. Ways that globalization has impacted my everyday
life in a positive impact would be the things I accomplish, the people I confront and the things I
observe.
I have encountered many things in my daily life that showed me globalization is a part of each
and everyone of us. I work at Wind Mobile and can see globalization within the phones I sale daily.
Each phone was made in a different country showing the internally interaction that took place.
Without globalization we would have been limited and would not be able to do or learn all the
things we have. At the University of Windsor globalization takes place. The knowledge we learn in
class is globalization. They take material in many countries and teach us, it is impossible to just
reaile in solely in your country s information. No country have all the information, so this is why
globalization is extremely important. Many professors come teach in Canada from other
international countries where we allowed to learn more perspectives, as well as international
students they are able to teach us their
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The Theme Of Family In Frankenstein
The story of Frankenstein is one that focuses mainly on the idea of losing touch with the reality
of what is family and love whilst in the pursuit of knowledge. This can initially be experienced in
the beginning of the novel in the letters Walton sends to his sister Margaret Saville. In this case,
Walton, in search of a passage to the Pacific, risks his life without much regard for how his sister
may feel. During his voyage Walton eventually gets into a situation, being trapped in the ice, that
jeopardizes not only his main objective to find the passage, but the relationships he has at home,
specifically his sister. Much like Walton, Victor comes upon a fascination of his own, the natural
world. This fascination, rather an obsession, is the beginning of the end for Victor as it begins to
alienate the character from his loved ones. These types of obsessions can lead someone to lose
touch with the importance of family since they no... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By this I mean that at the beginning, much like Walton and Victor, the monster had high hopes of
finding what he truly desired and later found that it was much harder achieved and that things
would not work out quite as planned. This is intriguing because it seems to be one of the central
points of the story, which is that in search of something we truly desire, whether it be
adventurous, scientific, or emotional in nature, can be detrimental to the relationship of family
even if it is a family you are looking for. For example, in the case of the monster, the way in
which he reacted in hopes of potentially getting Victor to create him a mate led Victor to believe
that it would be trouble to create a partner for him. This, in a sense, is what took away the
possibility of the monster ever finding either another creation or human being to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The story of Frankenstein is one that focuses mainly on the idea of losing touch with the reality
of what is family and love whilst in the pursuit of knowledge. This can initially be experienced in
the beginning of the novel in the letters Walton sends to his sister Margaret Saville. In this case,
Walton, in search of a passage to the Pacific, risks his life without much regard for how his sister
may feel. During his voyage Walton eventually gets into a situation, being trapped in the ice, that
jeopardizes not only his main objective to find the passage, but the relationships he has at home,
specifically his sister. Much like Walton, Victor comes upon a fascination of his own, the natural
world. This fascination, rather an obsession, is the beginning of the end for Victor as it begins to
alienate the character from his loved ones. These types of obsessions can lead someone to lose
touch with the importance of family since they no... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By this I mean that at the beginning, much like Walton and Victor, the monster had high hopes of
finding what he truly desired and later found that it was much harder achieved and that things
would not work out quite as planned. This is intriguing because it seems to be one of the central
points of the story, which is that in search of something we truly desire, whether it be
adventurous, scientific, or emotional in nature, can be detrimental to the relationship of family
even if it is a family you are looking for. For example, in the case of the monster, the way in
which he reacted in hopes of potentially getting Victor to create him a mate led Victor to believe
that it would be trouble to create a partner for him. This, in a sense, is what took away the
possibility of the monster ever finding either another creation or human being to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Software Engineering And Intelligent Systems Essay
INTRODUCTION
Throughout the year I have learnt about many issues in software engineering and intelligent
systems by researching for this report. In this report I will be explaining and discussing these key
problems and some key techniques that can be implemented to overcome these for both software
engineering and intelligent systems.
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Software Engineering is the discipline of designing and developing software projects so that they
behave in an efficient and independent manner while meeting the requirement of the client. Some
key problems which arise in software engineering are complexity, inefficient communication and
inadequate testing. Software projects are large and take years to make. In order to reduce the risk
of failure and keep track of problems, software projects must follow the correct methodology.
A methodology is a set of instructions followed in order to develop projects efficiently. In software
engineering, a methodology is a discipline which structures a project strongly so that it will
succeed. Without a strong structure, the project will start to break down and create big problems
for software engineers.
KEY PROBLEMS COMPLEXITY
Software projects are complex and can crash with the slightest errors. Software Engineering
projects take a lot of time and can sometimes take years to code. Some projects are made with over
a thousand lines of code, due to this, the chance of error increases. For example, in 1998, a crew
member of the USS
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INTRODUCTION
Throughout the year I have learnt about many issues in software engineering and intelligent
systems by researching for this report. In this report I will be explaining and discussing these key
problems and some key techniques that can be implemented to overcome these for both software
engineering and intelligent systems.
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Software Engineering is the discipline of designing and developing software projects so that they
behave in an efficient and independent manner while meeting the requirement of the client. Some
key problems which arise in software engineering are complexity, inefficient communication and
inadequate testing. Software projects are large and take years to make. In order to reduce the risk
of failure and keep track of problems, software projects must follow the correct methodology.
A methodology is a set of instructions followed in order to develop projects efficiently. In software
engineering, a methodology is a discipline which structures a project strongly so that it will
succeed. Without a strong structure, the project will start to break down and create big problems
for software engineers.
KEY PROBLEMS COMPLEXITY
Software projects are complex and can crash with the slightest errors. Software Engineering
projects take a lot of time and can sometimes take years to code. Some projects are made with over
a thousand lines of code, due to this, the chance of error increases. For example, in 1998, a crew
member of the USS
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Research about Balance Scorecard
Literature review
In this section of our project, we will illustrate and discuss several important topics related to our
research which about Balance Scorecard, depending in three literature reviews which are published
in the internet. All of them have definition of BSC which are the following:
The Balanced Scorecard translates a company s vision and strategy into a coherent set of
performance measures which was defined by Robert S. Kaplan, David P. Norton (1996).
The BSC is a measurement system, which helps organizations to translate their vision and strategy
into action, and provides a comprehensible overview of organizational performance Al
Sawalqa(2011).
The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) is a performance measurement system which was developed by
Kaplan and Norton in 1992 in order to address the limitations of the use of the traditional financial
performance measurement systems (Kaplan and Norton, 1992) Giannopoulos, Holt, Khansalar
Cleanthous (2013)
From the above as researcher we define the balance scorecard as performance management system
which balanced between the financial and nonfinancial measures, translate the organization strategy
to actions and evaluate all aspects of a company s operation.
(Giannopoulos, el at (2013)) is one of the significant literatures which was about the using of BSC
in small companies. the main purpose of this study is to determine the reasons of non adoption the
BSC model as a performance measurement in the small size companies
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Literature review
In this section of our project, we will illustrate and discuss several important topics related to our
research which about Balance Scorecard, depending in three literature reviews which are published
in the internet. All of them have definition of BSC which are the following:
The Balanced Scorecard translates a company s vision and strategy into a coherent set of
performance measures which was defined by Robert S. Kaplan, David P. Norton (1996).
The BSC is a measurement system, which helps organizations to translate their vision and strategy
into action, and provides a comprehensible overview of organizational performance Al
Sawalqa(2011).
The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) is a performance measurement system which was developed by
Kaplan and Norton in 1992 in order to address the limitations of the use of the traditional financial
performance measurement systems (Kaplan and Norton, 1992) Giannopoulos, Holt, Khansalar
Cleanthous (2013)
From the above as researcher we define the balance scorecard as performance management system
which balanced between the financial and nonfinancial measures, translate the organization strategy
to actions and evaluate all aspects of a company s operation.
(Giannopoulos, el at (2013)) is one of the significant literatures which was about the using of BSC
in small companies. the main purpose of this study is to determine the reasons of non adoption the
BSC model as a performance measurement in the small size companies
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Book Of Psalms
Psalms
Author
Like most books in the Bible, the author of the Book of Psalms cannot be undeniably determined;
authorship of Psalms is not perfectly clear to modern biblical scholars, as the book s history is a
combined account of fact and religious tradition However, modern scholars are able to conclude
that Psalms was written over approximately nine hundred years. It is believed that from the 1400s
to the 500s BCE, Jewish and Christian traditions suppose that Moses wrote the first of the Psalms,
and the latest Psalms were written by the Israelites during the Babylonian captivity (Nowell 794
797). On the other hand, some Psalms identify their authors by name, including: King David, Asaph,
descendants of Korah, King Solomon, Heman, and Ethan ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Hymns sung in churches today contain the exact wording as the Psalms. In addition to hymnals,
the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls raised question about the date of Book of Psalms.
According to modern scholars, The earlier consensus that the book of Psalms reached its final
form around the 4th century B.C. has been challenged because of discrepancies found in scrolls
at the Dead Sea, (Browning). Also, The best extant copies of the Masoretic Text are from the
10th to the 11th century A.D., but the discovery of several scrolls and fragments at the Dead Sea
has provided versions of Hebrew psalms from the period between the 2d century B.C. and the
1st century A.D. (Nowell 794 797). The Dead Sea Scrolls were vital in providing concrete
evidence of the Book of Psalms, regardless of the questions they brought up about the date of the
book. The Dead Sea Scrolls show that, ...in the NT there are many quotations from the psalms (The
Oxford Encyclopedia...). Modern day hymns and the evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls provide
confirmation of the Book of Psalms included in the
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Psalms
Author
Like most books in the Bible, the author of the Book of Psalms cannot be undeniably determined;
authorship of Psalms is not perfectly clear to modern biblical scholars, as the book s history is a
combined account of fact and religious tradition However, modern scholars are able to conclude
that Psalms was written over approximately nine hundred years. It is believed that from the 1400s
to the 500s BCE, Jewish and Christian traditions suppose that Moses wrote the first of the Psalms,
and the latest Psalms were written by the Israelites during the Babylonian captivity (Nowell 794
797). On the other hand, some Psalms identify their authors by name, including: King David, Asaph,
descendants of Korah, King Solomon, Heman, and Ethan ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Hymns sung in churches today contain the exact wording as the Psalms. In addition to hymnals,
the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls raised question about the date of Book of Psalms.
According to modern scholars, The earlier consensus that the book of Psalms reached its final
form around the 4th century B.C. has been challenged because of discrepancies found in scrolls
at the Dead Sea, (Browning). Also, The best extant copies of the Masoretic Text are from the
10th to the 11th century A.D., but the discovery of several scrolls and fragments at the Dead Sea
has provided versions of Hebrew psalms from the period between the 2d century B.C. and the
1st century A.D. (Nowell 794 797). The Dead Sea Scrolls were vital in providing concrete
evidence of the Book of Psalms, regardless of the questions they brought up about the date of the
book. The Dead Sea Scrolls show that, ...in the NT there are many quotations from the psalms (The
Oxford Encyclopedia...). Modern day hymns and the evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls provide
confirmation of the Book of Psalms included in the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Political System of Scotland Essay example
The Political System of Scotland Unlike Wales, which was subdued by conquest in the thirteenth
century, Scotland was never permanently incorporated into the United Kingdomby force of arms. In
1603 the succession of James I to the throne of England united the crowns of England and Scotland.
However, the union was only a personal one and Scotland retained its own political and legal
system and its own church. In this essay I will explain the distinctive features of the Scottish
political system, describe the voting... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Within the Treaty of Union the different national institutions would remain within the Scottish
political system. The Church of Scotland, which is Presbyterian, would remain as the national
Church, along with the Scottish legal system. In addition Scotland would maintain a separate
education system and a different system of local government from that obtaining in England and
Wales.
The Scottish legal system is the single most important factor explaining why Scotland has been
accorded separate governmental treatment since the Act of Union. Unlike the English legal
system, the Scottish system has depended more on the principles of continental jurisprudence
derived from Roman law than on indigenous common law. Whenever a piece of legislation has
been intended to apply to Scotland as well as to England and Wales this has had to be achieved
either by a separate appendix to the measure of by a distinct Act for Scotland. In addition Scotland
has a separate system of courts and its own legal profession. The independent legal system of
Scotland is one of the strongest clues to the existence of a Scottish Political system. The Scottish
people are subject to Laws exclusive to Scotland. Scottish national institutions are strong and
constitutionally protected.
The political culture of Scotland has always been strong on its emphasis on democratic organisation
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The Political System of Scotland Unlike Wales, which was subdued by conquest in the thirteenth
century, Scotland was never permanently incorporated into the United Kingdomby force of arms. In
1603 the succession of James I to the throne of England united the crowns of England and Scotland.
However, the union was only a personal one and Scotland retained its own political and legal
system and its own church. In this essay I will explain the distinctive features of the Scottish
political system, describe the voting... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Within the Treaty of Union the different national institutions would remain within the Scottish
political system. The Church of Scotland, which is Presbyterian, would remain as the national
Church, along with the Scottish legal system. In addition Scotland would maintain a separate
education system and a different system of local government from that obtaining in England and
Wales.
The Scottish legal system is the single most important factor explaining why Scotland has been
accorded separate governmental treatment since the Act of Union. Unlike the English legal
system, the Scottish system has depended more on the principles of continental jurisprudence
derived from Roman law than on indigenous common law. Whenever a piece of legislation has
been intended to apply to Scotland as well as to England and Wales this has had to be achieved
either by a separate appendix to the measure of by a distinct Act for Scotland. In addition Scotland
has a separate system of courts and its own legal profession. The independent legal system of
Scotland is one of the strongest clues to the existence of a Scottish Political system. The Scottish
people are subject to Laws exclusive to Scotland. Scottish national institutions are strong and
constitutionally protected.
The political culture of Scotland has always been strong on its emphasis on democratic organisation
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Vending Machine Inventory Control System Proposal
Vending Machine Inventory Control System Proposal
CIS/319: University of Phoenix
April 2, 2008
Vending Machine Inventory Control System Proposal
The ever rapidly advancing technology of this day and age causes many changes throughout the
world. Businesses are no exception; the introduction of new technology within a company effects
numerous departments. The purpose of our business is to discover ways of saving our company
money, time and resources. By implementing a Vending Machine Inventory Control System, the
Maintenance department will experience the greatest impact by implementing new hardware and
software. By utilizing reusable tracking devices for each vending machine, we can have an
accurate, up to date inventory. This will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hardware and Software Options The Just in time system is able to be carried out efficiently due
to the usage of bar coding. Bar coding has streamlined the inventory process in all sectors of the
economy. Numerous retailers now use automatic scanning computer registers to record sales and
track inventory immediately. These innovations have had the power of providing instant
marketing information regarding the rate of sale or use of products. Once our system is fully
implemented, a single employee will be able to check inventory at any machine serviced in
seconds. How will this impact our business? Let s find out. Proper Inventory Tracking hardware
and software is imperative to the continued success of a company when choosing to install a
Vending Machine Inventory Control System. Installing a Vending Machine Inventory Control
System will allow the company to save on money, time and resources. By utilizing reusable
tracking devices for each vending machine it is possible to have an accurate up to date inventory.
Due to installation of this control system, software updates will need to take place in order to
allow the full benefits of the system to occur. Software that features an inventory module an
inventory module and provides the ability to track a single item in a group of millions would be
beneficial for this type of installation. Our
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Vending Machine Inventory Control System Proposal
CIS/319: University of Phoenix
April 2, 2008
Vending Machine Inventory Control System Proposal
The ever rapidly advancing technology of this day and age causes many changes throughout the
world. Businesses are no exception; the introduction of new technology within a company effects
numerous departments. The purpose of our business is to discover ways of saving our company
money, time and resources. By implementing a Vending Machine Inventory Control System, the
Maintenance department will experience the greatest impact by implementing new hardware and
software. By utilizing reusable tracking devices for each vending machine, we can have an
accurate, up to date inventory. This will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hardware and Software Options The Just in time system is able to be carried out efficiently due
to the usage of bar coding. Bar coding has streamlined the inventory process in all sectors of the
economy. Numerous retailers now use automatic scanning computer registers to record sales and
track inventory immediately. These innovations have had the power of providing instant
marketing information regarding the rate of sale or use of products. Once our system is fully
implemented, a single employee will be able to check inventory at any machine serviced in
seconds. How will this impact our business? Let s find out. Proper Inventory Tracking hardware
and software is imperative to the continued success of a company when choosing to install a
Vending Machine Inventory Control System. Installing a Vending Machine Inventory Control
System will allow the company to save on money, time and resources. By utilizing reusable
tracking devices for each vending machine it is possible to have an accurate up to date inventory.
Due to installation of this control system, software updates will need to take place in order to
allow the full benefits of the system to occur. Software that features an inventory module an
inventory module and provides the ability to track a single item in a group of millions would be
beneficial for this type of installation. Our
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Assessment And Management Of Leaky Wounds Following...
Assessment and management of leaky wounds following prosthetic joint replacements: a
retrospective study of prospective surveillance.
Authors: Sudhir Kannan, Jason Wilson, Grahame Taylor
University Hospitals Of Leicester.
Department of Musculoskeletal Surgery (Leicester General Hospital).
Introduction:
Persistent wound discharge following joint replacement is a known complication. Any
discharge from the wound for 4 days is defined as persistent leakage. Our literature
showed that the incidence of persistent discharge from the wound ranges up to
14.3%(Gaine et al), wound complication which require surgical treatment is
0.33%.(Galat et al).
Galat et al (2009) conducted a retrospective analysis of 17,784 primary total knees
replacements and report that the incidence of wound complications requiring surgical
treatment was 0.33%. Gaine et al reported that the incidence of superficial infection and
early deep infections following joint replacement were 14.3% and 1.1% respectively.
We could identify several classification systems for leaky wounds. However, these
classification systems have been devised by individual authors, which have not been
repeated between papers. To be specific there is no universally accepted classification
system.
The leaky wounds often lead to treatment dilemma, prolonged hospital stay and
delayed return to activity (Gaine et al). Besides, it causes stress to the patient and the
Assessment and management of leaky wounds following prosthetic joint replacements: a
retrospective study of prospective surveillance.
Authors: Sudhir Kannan, Jason Wilson, Grahame Taylor
University Hospitals Of Leicester.
Department of Musculoskeletal Surgery (Leicester General Hospital).
Introduction:
Persistent wound discharge following joint replacement is a known complication. Any
discharge from the wound for 4 days is defined as persistent leakage. Our literature
showed that the incidence of persistent discharge from the wound ranges up to
14.3%(Gaine et al), wound complication which require surgical treatment is
0.33%.(Galat et al).
Galat et al (2009) conducted a retrospective analysis of 17,784 primary total knees
replacements and report that the incidence of wound complications requiring surgical
treatment was 0.33%. Gaine et al reported that the incidence of superficial infection and
early deep infections following joint replacement were 14.3% and 1.1% respectively.
We could identify several classification systems for leaky wounds. However, these
classification systems have been devised by individual authors, which have not been
repeated between papers. To be specific there is no universally accepted classification
system.
The leaky wounds often lead to treatment dilemma, prolonged hospital stay and
delayed return to activity (Gaine et al). Besides, it causes stress to the patient and the
operating surgeon. There is also
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Analysis Of The Novel Dracula
Analysis of Dracula Although Dracula was not the first vampire novel, the effect that Bram Stoker s
creation had on the vampire genre is undisputable. At the time, it was written intellectual revelations
during the 19th century had begun to change what people fear. Archaic legends like vampire stories
no longer inspired terror in industrializing areas like Britain. What made Draculawidely successful
was the incorporation of modern themes and anxieties with the renowned archetype of the vampire.
By analyzing what makes Dracula a formidable monster, its becomes apparent what people feared
during that time it was written. This is true for modern adaptations of Dracula and the vampire
monster as well. Movies like Priest (2011) and the television show, The Strain (2014) both have
unique twists that play off modern anxieties. What makes Dracula appealing to me lies in his
personality, or lack thereof. After hundreds of years of being a vampire, Dracula has lost his
humanity. He manipulates, charms, and uses brutal force to live. However, Mina once infected,
fights passionately to keep her humanity. When reading Dracula, I often wondered how I would
react if infected, to desperately cling to humanity, or plunge into the darkness? Vampires are one of
the oldest and widespread monster stories in existence dating back to cultures such as the
Mesopotamians, Ancient Greeks, and Romans. These ancient cultures had myths about blood
drinking spirts and demons. Although many specific
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Analysis of Dracula Although Dracula was not the first vampire novel, the effect that Bram Stoker s
creation had on the vampire genre is undisputable. At the time, it was written intellectual revelations
during the 19th century had begun to change what people fear. Archaic legends like vampire stories
no longer inspired terror in industrializing areas like Britain. What made Draculawidely successful
was the incorporation of modern themes and anxieties with the renowned archetype of the vampire.
By analyzing what makes Dracula a formidable monster, its becomes apparent what people feared
during that time it was written. This is true for modern adaptations of Dracula and the vampire
monster as well. Movies like Priest (2011) and the television show, The Strain (2014) both have
unique twists that play off modern anxieties. What makes Dracula appealing to me lies in his
personality, or lack thereof. After hundreds of years of being a vampire, Dracula has lost his
humanity. He manipulates, charms, and uses brutal force to live. However, Mina once infected,
fights passionately to keep her humanity. When reading Dracula, I often wondered how I would
react if infected, to desperately cling to humanity, or plunge into the darkness? Vampires are one of
the oldest and widespread monster stories in existence dating back to cultures such as the
Mesopotamians, Ancient Greeks, and Romans. These ancient cultures had myths about blood
drinking spirts and demons. Although many specific
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Soviets diplomatic pressure, its military power and...
Soviets diplomatic pressure, its military power and political infiltration, are one of the factors that
helped establish communism in Eastern Europe after 1945. Right after the fall of Nazi Germany,
Europe was still recovering through the shocks of Nazism and fascism, and communism was seen
as the right safeguard against the possibility of revival of fascism in the future. The Eastern Europe
had a bad reputation with stable democratic governments, and the economic and political situation
in the after war years were fertile grounds for the Communist leaders.
Countries like Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania were in extreme financial crisis and communist
policies would have been attractive to them and help their countries rise from depression; ... Show
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Almost all of the government regimes in these countries were controlled by communist leaders
working remotely from Russia: communication gap between these leaders and the governments of
such countries grew wider and wider. The communication gap caused lack of supervision and
administration, which resulted in governments not distributing the products and goods to the
people fairly. Cold war also proved to be one of the reasons USSR failed to maintain a communist
regime in these Eastern European states; they were focused more on competing with USA than
looking after the general population. Timely distribution of goods was severely held back by
corruption and mismanagement. Most of the general population felt the provisions they were
handed were fair and satisfactory, while many others felt completely opposite, and felt that they
didn t have enough means to survive after all the hard work and effort that had put in. Communism
was merely just an illusion of Joseph Stalin to take over these countries and support his own
agenda. While most of the local population suffered, many government officials from communist
parties became richer and richer. The imbalance was quiet visible to the general public which now
wanted free market society. When demands weren t met, it caused an outrage and civil uprising
among the citizens. As a result one country after another freed itself from the clutches of
communism and
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Soviets diplomatic pressure, its military power and political infiltration, are one of the factors that
helped establish communism in Eastern Europe after 1945. Right after the fall of Nazi Germany,
Europe was still recovering through the shocks of Nazism and fascism, and communism was seen
as the right safeguard against the possibility of revival of fascism in the future. The Eastern Europe
had a bad reputation with stable democratic governments, and the economic and political situation
in the after war years were fertile grounds for the Communist leaders.
Countries like Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania were in extreme financial crisis and communist
policies would have been attractive to them and help their countries rise from depression; ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Almost all of the government regimes in these countries were controlled by communist leaders
working remotely from Russia: communication gap between these leaders and the governments of
such countries grew wider and wider. The communication gap caused lack of supervision and
administration, which resulted in governments not distributing the products and goods to the
people fairly. Cold war also proved to be one of the reasons USSR failed to maintain a communist
regime in these Eastern European states; they were focused more on competing with USA than
looking after the general population. Timely distribution of goods was severely held back by
corruption and mismanagement. Most of the general population felt the provisions they were
handed were fair and satisfactory, while many others felt completely opposite, and felt that they
didn t have enough means to survive after all the hard work and effort that had put in. Communism
was merely just an illusion of Joseph Stalin to take over these countries and support his own
agenda. While most of the local population suffered, many government officials from communist
parties became richer and richer. The imbalance was quiet visible to the general public which now
wanted free market society. When demands weren t met, it caused an outrage and civil uprising
among the citizens. As a result one country after another freed itself from the clutches of
communism and
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Anthony Burgess and A Clockwork Orange
Imagine existing in a world run by sadistic and insane street gangs who reek havoc on innocent
civilians, and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. Anthony Burgess created this world
through his novel, A Clockwork Orange. Anthony Burgess was born in 1917 and died in 1963. A
lot of social changes occurred during this period of time, such as: the roaring twenties, prohibition,
the Great Depression, World War II, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and many more. Burgess not only
lived through those changes, but also helped influences some social changes in literature and music.
Anthony Burgesswas a jack of all trades throughout his 76 year old life. He was a novelist,
composer, children s book writer, play writer, essayist, critic, and... Show more content on
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Burgess also served in the British army during World War II as the musical director of a special
services unit. He was also an education officer in Malaya and Brunel, where he studied nine
languages and wrote several novels. In 1954 he became a senior lecturer in English at Teachers
Training College, Khata Baru. There he found his true vocation. , said journalist Colin Covert in
one of his reviews of Anthony Burgess.
William Shakespeare primarily inspired Burgess s writing and the great composer, Ludwig van
Beethoven, was the main inspiration for his musical career. Anthony loved to travel to different
countries and study their language and culters, which he incorporated into his many works. He was
greatly influenced by James Joyce, a 20th century Irish novelist and poet, to write his first novel, A
Vision of Battlement. Traveling and teaching English around the world, particularly Malaya ad
Brunel, influenced the way he wrote. His experiences in World War II, and his day to day life
observing the street gangs around the world, influenced what he wrote about. Collin Burrow, of
the London Review of Books, once described Burgess as a, 1960 s sideboard writer. His range was
improbable.
The genres of Burgess s works were historical fiction, philosophical, satire, epics, spy fiction,
horror, travel literature, biography, and autobiography. Burgess s vision has been described as bleak
and pessimistic but
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Imagine existing in a world run by sadistic and insane street gangs who reek havoc on innocent
civilians, and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. Anthony Burgess created this world
through his novel, A Clockwork Orange. Anthony Burgess was born in 1917 and died in 1963. A
lot of social changes occurred during this period of time, such as: the roaring twenties, prohibition,
the Great Depression, World War II, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and many more. Burgess not only
lived through those changes, but also helped influences some social changes in literature and music.
Anthony Burgesswas a jack of all trades throughout his 76 year old life. He was a novelist,
composer, children s book writer, play writer, essayist, critic, and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Burgess also served in the British army during World War II as the musical director of a special
services unit. He was also an education officer in Malaya and Brunel, where he studied nine
languages and wrote several novels. In 1954 he became a senior lecturer in English at Teachers
Training College, Khata Baru. There he found his true vocation. , said journalist Colin Covert in
one of his reviews of Anthony Burgess.
William Shakespeare primarily inspired Burgess s writing and the great composer, Ludwig van
Beethoven, was the main inspiration for his musical career. Anthony loved to travel to different
countries and study their language and culters, which he incorporated into his many works. He was
greatly influenced by James Joyce, a 20th century Irish novelist and poet, to write his first novel, A
Vision of Battlement. Traveling and teaching English around the world, particularly Malaya ad
Brunel, influenced the way he wrote. His experiences in World War II, and his day to day life
observing the street gangs around the world, influenced what he wrote about. Collin Burrow, of
the London Review of Books, once described Burgess as a, 1960 s sideboard writer. His range was
improbable.
The genres of Burgess s works were historical fiction, philosophical, satire, epics, spy fiction,
horror, travel literature, biography, and autobiography. Burgess s vision has been described as bleak
and pessimistic but
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Using The Data Of Solar Cell Using Lab View Software Essay
ABSTRACT
The increasing demands of energy and oil, insecure energy resources and emission of hazardous
gases have attracted the attention of the whole world towards renewable energy. In the world, at
this time the future of energy is concentrated much amount on renewable energy sources as the
fossil fuels are decreasing and becoming costly day by day. This proposes very simple, low cost,
high reliable, photovoltaic monitoring system. Lab view is a virtual programming code. So we
can write simple codes in programming them to do assigned task for it. The time taken for writing
code in a lab view is very less compared to the MATLAB and SIMULINK. In this project, we will
monitor the data of PV solar cell using Lab VIEW software. First of all, solar radiation will come
on solar cell. Next, charge will controlled by charge controller and also save the battery from
overcharging. Then, from the battery, given sensor will sense the parameter of solar cell. The
sensed data will be given to Lab view software in this project.
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 PROBLEM SUMMARY AND INTRODCTION
1.1.1 Problem summary
India is the seventh largest nation with an area of 3.287 million km2. Moreover, it is a relatively
rich and rapidly developing country; for this reason demand for electricity is growing on
significantly average at around 5% annually. In addition, one of the most fascinating aspects of
solar cells is their ability to convert the most abundant and free forms of energy into electricity
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ABSTRACT
The increasing demands of energy and oil, insecure energy resources and emission of hazardous
gases have attracted the attention of the whole world towards renewable energy. In the world, at
this time the future of energy is concentrated much amount on renewable energy sources as the
fossil fuels are decreasing and becoming costly day by day. This proposes very simple, low cost,
high reliable, photovoltaic monitoring system. Lab view is a virtual programming code. So we
can write simple codes in programming them to do assigned task for it. The time taken for writing
code in a lab view is very less compared to the MATLAB and SIMULINK. In this project, we will
monitor the data of PV solar cell using Lab VIEW software. First of all, solar radiation will come
on solar cell. Next, charge will controlled by charge controller and also save the battery from
overcharging. Then, from the battery, given sensor will sense the parameter of solar cell. The
sensed data will be given to Lab view software in this project.
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 PROBLEM SUMMARY AND INTRODCTION
1.1.1 Problem summary
India is the seventh largest nation with an area of 3.287 million km2. Moreover, it is a relatively
rich and rapidly developing country; for this reason demand for electricity is growing on
significantly average at around 5% annually. In addition, one of the most fascinating aspects of
solar cells is their ability to convert the most abundant and free forms of energy into electricity
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The Great Depression By Albert Ellis
Albert Ellis was one of the most influential psychologists in American history, who lived between
September 27, 1913 and July 24, 2007. In junior high, Ellis had his sights set to become a great
novelist. His original plan was to study accounting in high school and college, retire around the
age of 30, and write without having to worry about finances. Unfortunately, the Great Depression
stopped Ellis from furthering his dream. However, he managed to finish college with a degree
in Business Administration from the City University of New York in 1934. In Ellis spare time,
he wrote short stories, plays, comics, essays, and novels. At the age of 28, he had written over
two dozen manuscripts, but he could not get them published. It was then Ellis realized that his
future did not involve being a novelist Ellis decided to start a part time private practice for sex and
family therapy after he was awarded his master s degree in 1943. By the time he was awarded a
doctorate from Columbia in 1947, Ellis truly believed that psychoanalysiswas the best form of
therapy. He quickly decided that he wanted to manage training analysis. Sadly, none of the psycho
analytic institutes would not accept anyone without M.D. s, so Ellis had some trouble finding a
group to work with. None the less, Albert found a group that agreed to work with him. In a few
years time, Ellis had successfully completed a full psychoanalysis and began to practice classical
psychoanalysis.
In the late 1940 s,
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Albert Ellis was one of the most influential psychologists in American history, who lived between
September 27, 1913 and July 24, 2007. In junior high, Ellis had his sights set to become a great
novelist. His original plan was to study accounting in high school and college, retire around the
age of 30, and write without having to worry about finances. Unfortunately, the Great Depression
stopped Ellis from furthering his dream. However, he managed to finish college with a degree
in Business Administration from the City University of New York in 1934. In Ellis spare time,
he wrote short stories, plays, comics, essays, and novels. At the age of 28, he had written over
two dozen manuscripts, but he could not get them published. It was then Ellis realized that his
future did not involve being a novelist Ellis decided to start a part time private practice for sex and
family therapy after he was awarded his master s degree in 1943. By the time he was awarded a
doctorate from Columbia in 1947, Ellis truly believed that psychoanalysiswas the best form of
therapy. He quickly decided that he wanted to manage training analysis. Sadly, none of the psycho
analytic institutes would not accept anyone without M.D. s, so Ellis had some trouble finding a
group to work with. None the less, Albert found a group that agreed to work with him. In a few
years time, Ellis had successfully completed a full psychoanalysis and began to practice classical
psychoanalysis.
In the late 1940 s,
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Walt Disney Informative Speech
Walt Disney Walt Disney is arguable the most famous animator and movie maker of all time.
When you think of animated movies, I am willing to bet that most of you immediately thought of
Disney, or something along those lines. I am here to tell you the story of Walter Elias Disney s
professional career as a business man and movie producer. The Disney Company got off to a
rough start but ended up pretty successful in the end. The Company started out small, in 1922,
making one to two minute advertisements. The Company sadly went bankrupt in 1923, only a year
after the start of the Company. Walt and his brother Roy packed up camp and went to Hollywood,
California, where they set up shop and became lifelong business
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Walt Disney Walt Disney is arguable the most famous animator and movie maker of all time.
When you think of animated movies, I am willing to bet that most of you immediately thought of
Disney, or something along those lines. I am here to tell you the story of Walter Elias Disney s
professional career as a business man and movie producer. The Disney Company got off to a
rough start but ended up pretty successful in the end. The Company started out small, in 1922,
making one to two minute advertisements. The Company sadly went bankrupt in 1923, only a year
after the start of the Company. Walt and his brother Roy packed up camp and went to Hollywood,
California, where they set up shop and became lifelong business
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan Essay
An Assistant Secretary by the name of Daniel Patrick Moynihan decided to write a report on
African American Families on New Year s Eve in 1964. Known now as the Moynihan Report .
According to the article The Negro Family; The case for National Action, completed in March,
1965, became one of the most controversial documents of twentieth century. Moynihan became a
successful author and started working at Howard University as a professor. In June,1965 President
Johnson gave props to the Moynihan report, stating Freedom is not enough : Equal citizenship for
African Americans was incomplete without the ability to make a decent living . In the report
Moynihan had recognized certain irregularities in U.S. work information; for instance, by the...
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The second was the high frequency of unemployment among black men that lessened their allure
and practicability in the marriage market. Moynihan, believed that fathers should usually be the
providers in American families, and he had much to say in regards to illegitimacy (the word
used at a time for pregnancies out of wedlock). The number of white births in the U.S. that was
ill conceived, he wrote, 2 percent in 1940 to 3 percent in 1963. The black percentage, in any case,
had hopped amid these years from 16.8 percent to 23.6 percent, subsequently remaining about eight
times higher than among whites. black separation rates, as well, had expanded: in 1940 these had
been the same for blacks and whites, yet by 1964 the nonwhite (here as somewhere else he implied
Negro) rate had moved toward becoming 40 percent higher than that among whites. The outcome,
he composed, was that Just about One Fourth of Negro Families Are Headed by Females. By
August 1965 the Johnson organization immediately abandoned the Moynihan Report. Moynihan s
report caused a huge controversy, even caused riots to break out in Los
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An Assistant Secretary by the name of Daniel Patrick Moynihan decided to write a report on
African American Families on New Year s Eve in 1964. Known now as the Moynihan Report .
According to the article The Negro Family; The case for National Action, completed in March,
1965, became one of the most controversial documents of twentieth century. Moynihan became a
successful author and started working at Howard University as a professor. In June,1965 President
Johnson gave props to the Moynihan report, stating Freedom is not enough : Equal citizenship for
African Americans was incomplete without the ability to make a decent living . In the report
Moynihan had recognized certain irregularities in U.S. work information; for instance, by the...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The second was the high frequency of unemployment among black men that lessened their allure
and practicability in the marriage market. Moynihan, believed that fathers should usually be the
providers in American families, and he had much to say in regards to illegitimacy (the word
used at a time for pregnancies out of wedlock). The number of white births in the U.S. that was
ill conceived, he wrote, 2 percent in 1940 to 3 percent in 1963. The black percentage, in any case,
had hopped amid these years from 16.8 percent to 23.6 percent, subsequently remaining about eight
times higher than among whites. black separation rates, as well, had expanded: in 1940 these had
been the same for blacks and whites, yet by 1964 the nonwhite (here as somewhere else he implied
Negro) rate had moved toward becoming 40 percent higher than that among whites. The outcome,
he composed, was that Just about One Fourth of Negro Families Are Headed by Females. By
August 1965 the Johnson organization immediately abandoned the Moynihan Report. Moynihan s
report caused a huge controversy, even caused riots to break out in Los
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Personality Theories In Good Will Hunting
Personality theory is very important within Psychology due to the fact that personality explains
who a person is. As for theory, it is a set of ideas that are established about certain facts to help better
understand them (Engler, 2013). There has been many famous personality theorists such as
Sigmund Freud and Erik Erikson. Both of these men have developed very important personality
theories that have helped in understanding the development from childhood to adulthood. Within
the movie Good Will Hunting both Freud and Erikson s theories help in understanding the
personality of Will Hunting.
Psychosexual Stages of Development
Sigmund Freud s psychosexual stages concentrates on a child s path from autoerotic sexual activity
to reproductive ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However Erikson s psychosocial personality theory emphasizes more on emotional polarity or
conflict that a child encounters (McLeod, 2017). Within Erikson s theory there are eight stages,
each stage developing on top of another in an orderly fashion. The first four stages of Erikson s
theory closely resembles Freud s personality theory, while the last four is a subdivided version of
Freud s genital stage (Engler, 2013). Each stage involved a life crisis, if this life crisis was not
fixed Freud believed that it caused an unhealthy personality and self worth. In turn, causing one to
have be less motivated to complete the further stages (McLeod,
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Personality theory is very important within Psychology due to the fact that personality explains
who a person is. As for theory, it is a set of ideas that are established about certain facts to help better
understand them (Engler, 2013). There has been many famous personality theorists such as
Sigmund Freud and Erik Erikson. Both of these men have developed very important personality
theories that have helped in understanding the development from childhood to adulthood. Within
the movie Good Will Hunting both Freud and Erikson s theories help in understanding the
personality of Will Hunting.
Psychosexual Stages of Development
Sigmund Freud s psychosexual stages concentrates on a child s path from autoerotic sexual activity
to reproductive ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However Erikson s psychosocial personality theory emphasizes more on emotional polarity or
conflict that a child encounters (McLeod, 2017). Within Erikson s theory there are eight stages,
each stage developing on top of another in an orderly fashion. The first four stages of Erikson s
theory closely resembles Freud s personality theory, while the last four is a subdivided version of
Freud s genital stage (Engler, 2013). Each stage involved a life crisis, if this life crisis was not
fixed Freud believed that it caused an unhealthy personality and self worth. In turn, causing one to
have be less motivated to complete the further stages (McLeod,
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American Automobile Industry
American Automobile Industry
As we move towards a globalized business world, new competitors have risen from developing
nations. These nations now pose a threat to the many industries still stuck in their old ways. One
industry in particular is the American auto industry that has seen a large fall in their earnings.
Japan is one nation who has revolutionized the auto industry through Toyota. The world is
growing and with this growth we see a need for energy and with it has come a high price at the
pump. Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Corp. due to a lack of planning, inability to adjust to
this energy crisis, and other problems have led to massive losses. With investors anxious for
change, American auto industry in order to compete in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ford seems to be attempting to do just that with its recent hiring Moray Callum, previous general
manager of design at Mazda Motor Corp. Callum is credited with reviving Mazda s product
portfolio (The Wall Street Journal, 5/1/2006).
Beyond planning, cutting costs, globalization these automakers need leadership. In the long run we
may see new technologies that improve the American auto industry s power but for now what the
industry is a leadership. In recent months ford hired a number of new executives to head key areas
related to North American operations, such as product development, marketing, engineering and
manufacturing. GM has done the same. One person shaking things up at GM is their newest
director, Jerome York. The 67 year old former auto executive has helped engineer turnarounds at
Chrysler and International Business Machines Corp. He has been going over financial statements,
seeking new engines and transmissions, and has even met with GM s labor relations executives to
deal with the tense negotiations with the United Auto Workers, which is another ongoing problem
for the company. Outside directors are increasingly looking to him to set the tone and agenda (The
Wall Street Journal, 5/1/2006). That is what GM needs, leadership that understands the automobile
business and is willing to fight for survival. Both Ford Motor Company and General Motors
Corporation are in the midst of restructuring. The American auto industry is beginning to
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American Automobile Industry
As we move towards a globalized business world, new competitors have risen from developing
nations. These nations now pose a threat to the many industries still stuck in their old ways. One
industry in particular is the American auto industry that has seen a large fall in their earnings.
Japan is one nation who has revolutionized the auto industry through Toyota. The world is
growing and with this growth we see a need for energy and with it has come a high price at the
pump. Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Corp. due to a lack of planning, inability to adjust to
this energy crisis, and other problems have led to massive losses. With investors anxious for
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Ford seems to be attempting to do just that with its recent hiring Moray Callum, previous general
manager of design at Mazda Motor Corp. Callum is credited with reviving Mazda s product
portfolio (The Wall Street Journal, 5/1/2006).
Beyond planning, cutting costs, globalization these automakers need leadership. In the long run we
may see new technologies that improve the American auto industry s power but for now what the
industry is a leadership. In recent months ford hired a number of new executives to head key areas
related to North American operations, such as product development, marketing, engineering and
manufacturing. GM has done the same. One person shaking things up at GM is their newest
director, Jerome York. The 67 year old former auto executive has helped engineer turnarounds at
Chrysler and International Business Machines Corp. He has been going over financial statements,
seeking new engines and transmissions, and has even met with GM s labor relations executives to
deal with the tense negotiations with the United Auto Workers, which is another ongoing problem
for the company. Outside directors are increasingly looking to him to set the tone and agenda (The
Wall Street Journal, 5/1/2006). That is what GM needs, leadership that understands the automobile
business and is willing to fight for survival. Both Ford Motor Company and General Motors
Corporation are in the midst of restructuring. The American auto industry is beginning to
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Racism, Prejudice, And Stereotypes Essay
Nothing to See Here, Move Along So much of what we do, say and feel is based on context
(Kellner). In one group, some things are acceptable while the same actions or words in another
group are not. Dropping an F bomb at the bar with your friends is much different than during a
job interview or perhaps in front of your mother. The context for viewing this movie is a class
where we look for and acknowledge the stigma of racial stereotypes as presented by the media.
People, for the most part, do not go to the movies, thinking about stereotypes or racism. Tim White
defines racism as, denying the right of self determination and the exercise of full autonomy to
others (White, 101) and I think this movie plays right into that definition. It is easy for those of
us in this class to see the racism, bigotry, and stereotypes that are present in this movie.
Unfortunately, I do not think the general public, especially a predominately white public will see
the film through that same context. There will be those who are cognizant of the way media
affects us and our notion of us and them (Kellner, 7). A few, will be aware of the ease with
which we fall into the belief that people who look a certain way will always act as is expected of
them. These characters will act in ways that are accepted as genuine and a realistic representation of
people of certain ethnicities. Far to many people will not see what the intended message of these
characters, in this setting, is. Unfortunately,
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Nothing to See Here, Move Along So much of what we do, say and feel is based on context
(Kellner). In one group, some things are acceptable while the same actions or words in another
group are not. Dropping an F bomb at the bar with your friends is much different than during a
job interview or perhaps in front of your mother. The context for viewing this movie is a class
where we look for and acknowledge the stigma of racial stereotypes as presented by the media.
People, for the most part, do not go to the movies, thinking about stereotypes or racism. Tim White
defines racism as, denying the right of self determination and the exercise of full autonomy to
others (White, 101) and I think this movie plays right into that definition. It is easy for those of
us in this class to see the racism, bigotry, and stereotypes that are present in this movie.
Unfortunately, I do not think the general public, especially a predominately white public will see
the film through that same context. There will be those who are cognizant of the way media
affects us and our notion of us and them (Kellner, 7). A few, will be aware of the ease with
which we fall into the belief that people who look a certain way will always act as is expected of
them. These characters will act in ways that are accepted as genuine and a realistic representation of
people of certain ethnicities. Far to many people will not see what the intended message of these
characters, in this setting, is. Unfortunately,
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Portfolio Management Solution
International Portfolio Management Fall 2010 PROBLEM SET 1 Investment Policy and Bond
Portfolio management Due date: Friday, September 17, 5:00 pm. No late problem sets will be
accepted. 1. Assume that at retirement you have accumulated $825,000 in a variable annuity
contract. The assumed investment return is 5.5% and your life expectancy is 18 years. What is
the hypothetical constant benefit payment? PV = 825,000, i = 5.5, n = 18, PMT = 73,358.93. 2.
You manage a portfolio for Ms. Greenspan, who has instructed you to be sure her portfolio has a
value of at least $350,000 at the end of six years. The current value of Ms. Greenspan s portfolio is
$250,000. You can invest the money at a current interest rate... Show more content on
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b.The present value of the deferred annuity is: [pic] Call w the weight of the portfolio invested in
the 5 year zero. Then: (w Г — 5) + [(1 w) Г — 20] = 8.7255 ( w =
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International Portfolio Management Fall 2010 PROBLEM SET 1 Investment Policy and Bond
Portfolio management Due date: Friday, September 17, 5:00 pm. No late problem sets will be
accepted. 1. Assume that at retirement you have accumulated $825,000 in a variable annuity
contract. The assumed investment return is 5.5% and your life expectancy is 18 years. What is
the hypothetical constant benefit payment? PV = 825,000, i = 5.5, n = 18, PMT = 73,358.93. 2.
You manage a portfolio for Ms. Greenspan, who has instructed you to be sure her portfolio has a
value of at least $350,000 at the end of six years. The current value of Ms. Greenspan s portfolio is
$250,000. You can invest the money at a current interest rate... Show more content on
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b.The present value of the deferred annuity is: [pic] Call w the weight of the portfolio invested in
the 5 year zero. Then: (w Г — 5) + [(1 w) Г — 20] = 8.7255 ( w =
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Canadian Pacific Railway
The game is based on true events related to the creation of Canadian Pacific Railway. It takes
you to the tour from the cause and consequences of the construction of CPR. The goal of the
game is to gain chips more than anyone else and it is invested/lose or gained during various
incidents. How To Play 1. Select a marker and take 5 chips. Decide the order to play. 2. Roll a die
and start. 3. When you reach the square with a number on it, pick up the card with the same
number on the square. Follow the instruction on the card. 4. Be sure to follow the orange arrows
on top of each square. 5. The first player to reach the GOAL gains 3 chips, the second 2 chips, and
the third chip. 6. Once every player gets to the GOAL count the number of chips... Show more
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Sir Hugh Allan financed the money in construction of railway. Gain 1 chip (event economy) 7.
Sir Hugh Allan created the Canadian Pacific Railway company summer 1871. Proceed 2 squares
(event economy) 8. The Canadian Shield The track keeping sinking into the marshy ground,
construction of temporary structures, harsh winter weather delay the work. Take 3 steps back
(event geography) 9. The Plains The construction here is the easiest and fastest because of its
flat and straight terrain! (1600km in 2 years!) Proceed 2 steps (event geography) 10. Eruption of
Pacific Scandal ! #1 bribes paid to politicians in the guise of generous political donations to buy
favours lose 1 chip wait for 1 turn (event politic) #2 ambitious politicians ready to do anything to
protect their electoral gains in Quebec and Ontario lose 1 chip wait for 1 turn (event politic) #3
the involment of sleeping partners with foreign funding in a country that had just won the right to
self government lose 1 chip wait for 1 turn (event politic) 11. Due to Pacific Scandal , John A
MacDonald s government resigned and, Alexander Mackenzie and the Liberals then took power.
Railway building ceased during Mackenzie s administration. Take 2 squares back
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The game is based on true events related to the creation of Canadian Pacific Railway. It takes
you to the tour from the cause and consequences of the construction of CPR. The goal of the
game is to gain chips more than anyone else and it is invested/lose or gained during various
incidents. How To Play 1. Select a marker and take 5 chips. Decide the order to play. 2. Roll a die
and start. 3. When you reach the square with a number on it, pick up the card with the same
number on the square. Follow the instruction on the card. 4. Be sure to follow the orange arrows
on top of each square. 5. The first player to reach the GOAL gains 3 chips, the second 2 chips, and
the third chip. 6. Once every player gets to the GOAL count the number of chips... Show more
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Sir Hugh Allan financed the money in construction of railway. Gain 1 chip (event economy) 7.
Sir Hugh Allan created the Canadian Pacific Railway company summer 1871. Proceed 2 squares
(event economy) 8. The Canadian Shield The track keeping sinking into the marshy ground,
construction of temporary structures, harsh winter weather delay the work. Take 3 steps back
(event geography) 9. The Plains The construction here is the easiest and fastest because of its
flat and straight terrain! (1600km in 2 years!) Proceed 2 steps (event geography) 10. Eruption of
Pacific Scandal ! #1 bribes paid to politicians in the guise of generous political donations to buy
favours lose 1 chip wait for 1 turn (event politic) #2 ambitious politicians ready to do anything to
protect their electoral gains in Quebec and Ontario lose 1 chip wait for 1 turn (event politic) #3
the involment of sleeping partners with foreign funding in a country that had just won the right to
self government lose 1 chip wait for 1 turn (event politic) 11. Due to Pacific Scandal , John A
MacDonald s government resigned and, Alexander Mackenzie and the Liberals then took power.
Railway building ceased during Mackenzie s administration. Take 2 squares back
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Compare And Contrast Roots And The Life Of Frederick Douglass
Imagine being stuck in chains for six months in your own filth and waste. For some slaves on
the middle passage it was exactly like that. This, however, was different than slaves born into
slavery, for they didn t have to go through that harsh journey. Both were common to try and
escape, few making it. Making the outcomes of Frederick Douglass, who wrote an
autobiography, and Kunta Kinte, from the movie Roots, different. While Roots and the
narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass have some similarities, the differences of their origins
and outcomes are more significant because that s what shaped them who they are. One
difference of the book and movie is how they started out becoming a slave. Kunta was a normal
boy, just becoming a man in his tribe, when he was taken prisoner. Frederick s mom was a slave
so he was just born into it, skipping the terrible middle passage. Kunta had it real hard on his
journey and even a man died right next to him. They tried to break free and almost succeeded
before a canon filled with shrapnel was blasted at them.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both tried to run away, Kunta multiple times. Kunta started his first escape attempt by finding a
piece of metal in the field, then he used it to cut his chains and Fiddler helps him run away. The
next time he ran away, he hopped in a wagon and hid under the cover until he made it to his
friend from home, Fanta. Frederick was a smart man who could even read and write he came up
with a very smart plan. They would take a canoe from master and go up the chesapeake bay and
just keep going north, his plan failed because someone told master. He thought hard and long and
came up with a new plan, he would take his friends free slip and board a train wearing his friend s
sailor uniform and travel North. Douglass did the near impossible and escaped starting his new
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Imagine being stuck in chains for six months in your own filth and waste. For some slaves on
the middle passage it was exactly like that. This, however, was different than slaves born into
slavery, for they didn t have to go through that harsh journey. Both were common to try and
escape, few making it. Making the outcomes of Frederick Douglass, who wrote an
autobiography, and Kunta Kinte, from the movie Roots, different. While Roots and the
narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass have some similarities, the differences of their origins
and outcomes are more significant because that s what shaped them who they are. One
difference of the book and movie is how they started out becoming a slave. Kunta was a normal
boy, just becoming a man in his tribe, when he was taken prisoner. Frederick s mom was a slave
so he was just born into it, skipping the terrible middle passage. Kunta had it real hard on his
journey and even a man died right next to him. They tried to break free and almost succeeded
before a canon filled with shrapnel was blasted at them.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both tried to run away, Kunta multiple times. Kunta started his first escape attempt by finding a
piece of metal in the field, then he used it to cut his chains and Fiddler helps him run away. The
next time he ran away, he hopped in a wagon and hid under the cover until he made it to his
friend from home, Fanta. Frederick was a smart man who could even read and write he came up
with a very smart plan. They would take a canoe from master and go up the chesapeake bay and
just keep going north, his plan failed because someone told master. He thought hard and long and
came up with a new plan, he would take his friends free slip and board a train wearing his friend s
sailor uniform and travel North. Douglass did the near impossible and escaped starting his new
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The Arab Spring Is A Term For A Series Of Protests, And...
Arab Uprisings
The Arab Spring is a term for a series of protests, and uprisings within the Middle East dating back
to 2010. Some of the conditions in the Arab world on the eve of the Arab Uprisings include things
such as the persistence of authoritarianism, high poverty and unemployment rates, and youth
disenfranchisement. In regards to the persistence of authoritarianism, there are 5 major reasons that
authoritarian governments were able to survive in the Middle East for so long. These include (1) the
maintenance of fiscal health, (2) successful maintenance of international support, (3)
patrimonialism vs institutionalism, (4) lack of popular mobilization, and (5) the existence of a
credible threat . (Hoyle)
In terms of high poverty and unemployment rates, it s important to understand neoliberalism and
how many Arab states implemented neoliberal economic policies that their countries were not
ready for. In result to this, poverty and unemployment increased, as well as high income inequality.
For example, in the year of 2008, 52.7% of Egyptian households still survived on the equivalent of
$2.00 per day. In addition, due to government policies of structural adjustment, the gap between rich
and poor in Egypt was immense at the time of the uprisings . (Hoyle)
Meanwhile, in terms of youth disenfranchisement, the Arab youth were one of the very first groups
to take to the streets. The significance of this is that youths were deprived of things, such as
employment,
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Arab Uprisings
The Arab Spring is a term for a series of protests, and uprisings within the Middle East dating back
to 2010. Some of the conditions in the Arab world on the eve of the Arab Uprisings include things
such as the persistence of authoritarianism, high poverty and unemployment rates, and youth
disenfranchisement. In regards to the persistence of authoritarianism, there are 5 major reasons that
authoritarian governments were able to survive in the Middle East for so long. These include (1) the
maintenance of fiscal health, (2) successful maintenance of international support, (3)
patrimonialism vs institutionalism, (4) lack of popular mobilization, and (5) the existence of a
credible threat . (Hoyle)
In terms of high poverty and unemployment rates, it s important to understand neoliberalism and
how many Arab states implemented neoliberal economic policies that their countries were not
ready for. In result to this, poverty and unemployment increased, as well as high income inequality.
For example, in the year of 2008, 52.7% of Egyptian households still survived on the equivalent of
$2.00 per day. In addition, due to government policies of structural adjustment, the gap between rich
and poor in Egypt was immense at the time of the uprisings . (Hoyle)
Meanwhile, in terms of youth disenfranchisement, the Arab youth were one of the very first groups
to take to the streets. The significance of this is that youths were deprived of things, such as
employment,
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Vertical Application Advantages
1. Would the new reservation and booking system be a horizontal or a vertical application?
Explain your answer. A software application used by many users with various experience and
knowledge and features of the application are not market specific is a horizontal application. A
vertical application targets a specific industry to support a specialized business process that
requires users to have specific skills in order to perform their job. The new reservation and
booking system is a horizontal application because a large number of people use it in several
markets such as the food, airline, camping, and hotel industries, whereas small organization is more
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Conduct an Internet search for online reservation systems, software, and services that Sandy Shores
might consider. Describe your findings. Listed in the table below are three companies that offer
reservations system software and services. Each company was compared to market they tailed their
software and services, whether they offered a trial version, pricing structure, number of users
available to access the system, the platform their solution can support, available features and
training offered by each company.
Product DetailsXola Marketing SystemFareHarborZOZI Advance
Websitehttps://www.xola.comhttps://fareharbor.comhttp://www.zozi.com/advance
Target MarketBooking and marketing software for tour and activity companiesEnterprise
reservation software for tours and activitiesTours, events, activities and
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1. Would the new reservation and booking system be a horizontal or a vertical application?
Explain your answer. A software application used by many users with various experience and
knowledge and features of the application are not market specific is a horizontal application. A
vertical application targets a specific industry to support a specialized business process that
requires users to have specific skills in order to perform their job. The new reservation and
booking system is a horizontal application because a large number of people use it in several
markets such as the food, airline, camping, and hotel industries, whereas small organization is more
appropriate for a vertical application that have specific business processes... Show more content on
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Conduct an Internet search for online reservation systems, software, and services that Sandy Shores
might consider. Describe your findings. Listed in the table below are three companies that offer
reservations system software and services. Each company was compared to market they tailed their
software and services, whether they offered a trial version, pricing structure, number of users
available to access the system, the platform their solution can support, available features and
training offered by each company.
Product DetailsXola Marketing SystemFareHarborZOZI Advance
Websitehttps://www.xola.comhttps://fareharbor.comhttp://www.zozi.com/advance
Target MarketBooking and marketing software for tour and activity companiesEnterprise
reservation software for tours and activitiesTours, events, activities and
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Crime Rate In The 1970 s Essay
Before the 1960 s during the postwar era, there was little crime and the United States crime rate
was fairly low. During the early 1960 s, the crime rate accelerated tremendously. During the 1970 s
the crime rate remained high, and was constant. Finally during the 1990 s, the United States finally
seen a decline in the crimerate until the early 2000 s. With the constant increases and slight
decreases in the crime rate, I believe that the crime rate will upsurge within the next decade.
During this research paper I will also be discussing some of the underlying problems of the crime
rate in the United States. Some problems that predict our crime rate are Drugs, guns, gang
affiliations, rapes, murders, things of that nature. Drugs are one of the reasons for the United States
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In 1980, the rate of crimes brought about by guns amid contentions was about the same as from
gang contribution (around 70 percent), yet by 1993, almost all posse related manslaughters
included firearms (95 percent), while the rate of weapon murders identified with contentions
remained generally steady. The rate of gang related crimes brought on by weapons fell marginally
to 92 percent in 2008, yet the rate of manslaughters created by guns amid the commission of a
lawful offense ascended from around 60 percent to around 74 percent from 1980 to 2005. As
indicated by the 2006 FBI Uniform Crime Reports, 447,403 thefts were accounted for to the police
at the rate of one every moment in the United States. This is an increment of 7.2% more than 2005.
Thefts shifted by with the Southern States having the most astounding rate of 38.3%, the Western
States 23.6%, the Northeastern States 18.5%, and the Midwestern States at 19.5%. Robbery rates
did not fluctuate definitely from month to month, be that as it may, August and October had the
most elevated rate with February and April having the least
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Before the 1960 s during the postwar era, there was little crime and the United States crime rate
was fairly low. During the early 1960 s, the crime rate accelerated tremendously. During the 1970 s
the crime rate remained high, and was constant. Finally during the 1990 s, the United States finally
seen a decline in the crimerate until the early 2000 s. With the constant increases and slight
decreases in the crime rate, I believe that the crime rate will upsurge within the next decade.
During this research paper I will also be discussing some of the underlying problems of the crime
rate in the United States. Some problems that predict our crime rate are Drugs, guns, gang
affiliations, rapes, murders, things of that nature. Drugs are one of the reasons for the United States
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In 1980, the rate of crimes brought about by guns amid contentions was about the same as from
gang contribution (around 70 percent), yet by 1993, almost all posse related manslaughters
included firearms (95 percent), while the rate of weapon murders identified with contentions
remained generally steady. The rate of gang related crimes brought on by weapons fell marginally
to 92 percent in 2008, yet the rate of manslaughters created by guns amid the commission of a
lawful offense ascended from around 60 percent to around 74 percent from 1980 to 2005. As
indicated by the 2006 FBI Uniform Crime Reports, 447,403 thefts were accounted for to the police
at the rate of one every moment in the United States. This is an increment of 7.2% more than 2005.
Thefts shifted by with the Southern States having the most astounding rate of 38.3%, the Western
States 23.6%, the Northeastern States 18.5%, and the Midwestern States at 19.5%. Robbery rates
did not fluctuate definitely from month to month, be that as it may, August and October had the
most elevated rate with February and April having the least
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The Themes Of Symbolism In The Swimmer By John Cheever
In John Cheever s short story The Swimmer , Neddy Merrill decides to take a swim through the
country. David Hockney, on the other hand, finalised his painting Portrait of an Artist (Pool with
Two Figures) in 1972, only eight years after the first publication of The Swimmer in Cheever s
book Collected Stories and Other Writings. On the left hand side of the canvas, a breast stroking
swimmer is visible in a pool. The pool water is painted in two colours of blue, one slightly darker
than the other. Next to the pool, on the right hand side, Peter Schlesinger, allegedly, is wearing a
red and beige suit. He is looking down at the swimmer in the pool and additionally leans forward
to allow himself a better view. In the middle distance, vegetation is visible in various shades of
green. However, the trees and bushes seem blurry, as if it is misty. Both works share a common
theme of isolation: the artist compares to Neddy Merrill and the figure in Hockney s painting to
Merrill s neighbours. The artist in Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) by David Hockney
shares multiple attributes with John Cheevers Neddy Merrill from the... Show more content on
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Julie Laverat depicts in a blog article that Peter Schlesinger, Hockney s former boyfriend, was
painted according to photographs taken at Kensington Gardens and therefore represents the figure
next to the pool. Merrill s neighbours and Schlesinger look down at the respective person. Whereas
the neighbours look down on Merrill in a disregarding manner, Schlesinger looks down at the artist
in the pool to view him better. One could argue that Schlesinger also looks down at the swimmer in
a similar disrespecting manner. The disapproval of Shirley Adams contributes to the overall
negative atmosphere the neighbours are surrounded by, whenever they interact with
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In John Cheever s short story The Swimmer , Neddy Merrill decides to take a swim through the
country. David Hockney, on the other hand, finalised his painting Portrait of an Artist (Pool with
Two Figures) in 1972, only eight years after the first publication of The Swimmer in Cheever s
book Collected Stories and Other Writings. On the left hand side of the canvas, a breast stroking
swimmer is visible in a pool. The pool water is painted in two colours of blue, one slightly darker
than the other. Next to the pool, on the right hand side, Peter Schlesinger, allegedly, is wearing a
red and beige suit. He is looking down at the swimmer in the pool and additionally leans forward
to allow himself a better view. In the middle distance, vegetation is visible in various shades of
green. However, the trees and bushes seem blurry, as if it is misty. Both works share a common
theme of isolation: the artist compares to Neddy Merrill and the figure in Hockney s painting to
Merrill s neighbours. The artist in Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) by David Hockney
shares multiple attributes with John Cheevers Neddy Merrill from the... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Julie Laverat depicts in a blog article that Peter Schlesinger, Hockney s former boyfriend, was
painted according to photographs taken at Kensington Gardens and therefore represents the figure
next to the pool. Merrill s neighbours and Schlesinger look down at the respective person. Whereas
the neighbours look down on Merrill in a disregarding manner, Schlesinger looks down at the artist
in the pool to view him better. One could argue that Schlesinger also looks down at the swimmer in
a similar disrespecting manner. The disapproval of Shirley Adams contributes to the overall
negative atmosphere the neighbours are surrounded by, whenever they interact with
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The Museum Of Contemporary Art Cleveland
From Euclid Avenue to the east, visitors will enjoy the various buildings in Cleveland. From the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to the Tower City, to the University Circle, where there are many of
amazing museums. No matter the famous Cleveland museum of art or Natural History Museum.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, is undoubtedly a unique one. During the day,
pedestrians and passersby see themselves reflected in the surface. As dusk sets in the building s
interior reveals itself and guests get clear views into the building. Glass windows cut diagonally
across several facets of the building following the building s geometry and creating banner like
views into all four floors.
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Looking inside the building, color plays a crucial role in Museum of Contemporary Art
Cleveland building while the buildings dark reflective exterior offers little evidence of the
interior structure. The experience inside is more open and translucent. After entering the
building, guests will identify that individual floors through pale grey striping and full glass
windows that reveal different interior. Back of house, spaces like exhibition workshops and
conference rooms contrasting these light gray bands of color the building envelope hovers
above the interior space like an abstracted shell. One of the most striking aspects of this envelope
is its color. The interior is treated with an intense white and blue fireproof paint that immerses
guests in the experience of color a hue that has been the topic of intense artistic scrutiny in
modern and contemporary art(New Museum of Contemporary Art, 2015). Blue is a highly
elusive color as FNMA design architect Elliott Hodge s notes quote Farshid Mousavi was inspired
by Yves Klein in the selection of blue from interior (Grabowski, J. J., Van Tassel, David D, 2006).
In particular, a blue that would read Dark first and blue second. visible in almost every public
space (Glasner, Barbara, and Petra Schmidt, 2011). This blue
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From Euclid Avenue to the east, visitors will enjoy the various buildings in Cleveland. From the
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to the Tower City, to the University Circle, where there are many of
amazing museums. No matter the famous Cleveland museum of art or Natural History Museum.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland, is undoubtedly a unique one. During the day,
pedestrians and passersby see themselves reflected in the surface. As dusk sets in the building s
interior reveals itself and guests get clear views into the building. Glass windows cut diagonally
across several facets of the building following the building s geometry and creating banner like
views into all four floors.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Looking inside the building, color plays a crucial role in Museum of Contemporary Art
Cleveland building while the buildings dark reflective exterior offers little evidence of the
interior structure. The experience inside is more open and translucent. After entering the
building, guests will identify that individual floors through pale grey striping and full glass
windows that reveal different interior. Back of house, spaces like exhibition workshops and
conference rooms contrasting these light gray bands of color the building envelope hovers
above the interior space like an abstracted shell. One of the most striking aspects of this envelope
is its color. The interior is treated with an intense white and blue fireproof paint that immerses
guests in the experience of color a hue that has been the topic of intense artistic scrutiny in
modern and contemporary art(New Museum of Contemporary Art, 2015). Blue is a highly
elusive color as FNMA design architect Elliott Hodge s notes quote Farshid Mousavi was inspired
by Yves Klein in the selection of blue from interior (Grabowski, J. J., Van Tassel, David D, 2006).
In particular, a blue that would read Dark first and blue second. visible in almost every public
space (Glasner, Barbara, and Petra Schmidt, 2011). This blue
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The Tell Tale Heart Analysis
Name: Kabita Budhathoki Class: English 1302 63501 Professor: Derec Moore Date: 10/5/2017
The Tell Tale Heart The Tell Tale Heart is a short story written by Edgar Allan Poe which reflects
the story of an unnamed narrator about his internal conflict and obsession. This story demonstrates
the imagination power of a person and how imagination can affect an individual s life. Here in this
story, the narrator commits a murder of an old man with whom he used to live with an unclear
relationship as the relationship between the narrator and the old man is not clearly mentioned in the
story. This story of Edgar is simply a story based on human psychology as it talks about human
nature, sentiments, and emotion which can... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, that aggravation leads him to commit such a criminal activity of murdering the old man.
The story, however, reflects the narrator loving that old man as it clearly states: I loved the old
man and in addition to that, the narrator speaks that: He had never wronged me (Poe 11). In the
story, the narrator was ensuring over that he is normal like other individuals, however, he points
out his hearing to be more acute as he claimed to hear different voices from heaven and hell
which could be hard to believe for a normal individual as mostly they are hypothetical or
delusional (Summary). This story written by Poe is a dark story whose primary focus is on the
event happened before, after and during the murder of an old man. Literally, this story is a first
person narrator story where the author is trying to deliver the sense of paranoia in addition to
the sense of irony. It took the almost eight days for the narrator to kill the old man and therefore,
he has been planning to kill the old man for a long time. For the seventh night, he has been
trying to kill the old man but every night he found his eyes to be closed. On the eighth day, the
narrator who was very obsessed with the old man s eye could see his eyes open. With his eyes
open, he could accomplish his motivation of killing the old man. However, as he sees the old man
with his eyes open, his heart beats faster and louder and it reaches the
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Name: Kabita Budhathoki Class: English 1302 63501 Professor: Derec Moore Date: 10/5/2017
The Tell Tale Heart The Tell Tale Heart is a short story written by Edgar Allan Poe which reflects
the story of an unnamed narrator about his internal conflict and obsession. This story demonstrates
the imagination power of a person and how imagination can affect an individual s life. Here in this
story, the narrator commits a murder of an old man with whom he used to live with an unclear
relationship as the relationship between the narrator and the old man is not clearly mentioned in the
story. This story of Edgar is simply a story based on human psychology as it talks about human
nature, sentiments, and emotion which can... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, that aggravation leads him to commit such a criminal activity of murdering the old man.
The story, however, reflects the narrator loving that old man as it clearly states: I loved the old
man and in addition to that, the narrator speaks that: He had never wronged me (Poe 11). In the
story, the narrator was ensuring over that he is normal like other individuals, however, he points
out his hearing to be more acute as he claimed to hear different voices from heaven and hell
which could be hard to believe for a normal individual as mostly they are hypothetical or
delusional (Summary). This story written by Poe is a dark story whose primary focus is on the
event happened before, after and during the murder of an old man. Literally, this story is a first
person narrator story where the author is trying to deliver the sense of paranoia in addition to
the sense of irony. It took the almost eight days for the narrator to kill the old man and therefore,
he has been planning to kill the old man for a long time. For the seventh night, he has been
trying to kill the old man but every night he found his eyes to be closed. On the eighth day, the
narrator who was very obsessed with the old man s eye could see his eyes open. With his eyes
open, he could accomplish his motivation of killing the old man. However, as he sees the old man
with his eyes open, his heart beats faster and louder and it reaches the
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The Epic Of America By James Truslow Adams
The American Dream has existed since the 16th century. For some, it was a matter of promoting
that America was a land of plenty, for others, a land of opportunity and for a third group, land of
destiny. However, it was not until 1931, when James Truslow Adams wrote the book The Epic of
America, that the concept was established. It ended by defining itself as equal opportunities and the
freedom that allows all citizens to achieve their goals in life only with effort and determination.
Today, more than eight decades later, it is still spoken of an American Dream, but not all the
inhabitants of the United Statesrefer to it as the same thing. Different groups, different types of life,
different obstacles. Immigrants from all over the world... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The goal of every human being is to satisfy his needs and those of his family. However many
times this is not achieved, and this causes despair and anguish, which is reflected in the
mobilizations of people. Faced with this situation, the only thing left is to look for its new sources
of income abroad, elements that help you to stay alive in this world, and help create a more
optimistic future for the next generation.
To discuss immigration, not to speculate, is to talk about the reality that the immigrant passes, both
in the United States or in his native country. The history of humanity shows us that one migrates
out of necessity, to get something for survival, that s why we went from place to place, in order to
find food. Epicurus said; That the first pleasure that the human being seeks is the pleasure of the
stomach. Our reality shows us that we have two types; pleasure and pain. Those who migrate are
not because they want to continue suffering but because they seek wellness or happiness, that is
why some even risk their life when leaving their country.
Flaviano Bianchini says in his book, The migrant is one who rebels against a conception
according to which the poor born should not touch the egg to which he was born rich. The
narrative avoids adornments and rhetoric. It is clear of drama and sensationalism. There is no
trace of epic or complacency. Bianchini does not present himself as the savior of the rights of
migrants who will make known to us
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The American Dream has existed since the 16th century. For some, it was a matter of promoting
that America was a land of plenty, for others, a land of opportunity and for a third group, land of
destiny. However, it was not until 1931, when James Truslow Adams wrote the book The Epic of
America, that the concept was established. It ended by defining itself as equal opportunities and the
freedom that allows all citizens to achieve their goals in life only with effort and determination.
Today, more than eight decades later, it is still spoken of an American Dream, but not all the
inhabitants of the United Statesrefer to it as the same thing. Different groups, different types of life,
different obstacles. Immigrants from all over the world... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The goal of every human being is to satisfy his needs and those of his family. However many
times this is not achieved, and this causes despair and anguish, which is reflected in the
mobilizations of people. Faced with this situation, the only thing left is to look for its new sources
of income abroad, elements that help you to stay alive in this world, and help create a more
optimistic future for the next generation.
To discuss immigration, not to speculate, is to talk about the reality that the immigrant passes, both
in the United States or in his native country. The history of humanity shows us that one migrates
out of necessity, to get something for survival, that s why we went from place to place, in order to
find food. Epicurus said; That the first pleasure that the human being seeks is the pleasure of the
stomach. Our reality shows us that we have two types; pleasure and pain. Those who migrate are
not because they want to continue suffering but because they seek wellness or happiness, that is
why some even risk their life when leaving their country.
Flaviano Bianchini says in his book, The migrant is one who rebels against a conception
according to which the poor born should not touch the egg to which he was born rich. The
narrative avoids adornments and rhetoric. It is clear of drama and sensationalism. There is no
trace of epic or complacency. Bianchini does not present himself as the savior of the rights of
migrants who will make known to us
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Nettle Research Paper
Nettle is a broad leafed plant that causes a hive like rash and burning (urticaria) after being
touched. The rash is caused by hairs on the leaves of the nettle plant. When you brush past the
plant, these tiny hairs break off on your skin and release formic acid into your skin. This also
causes histamine to be released by cells in the skin. Both of these chemicals are irritating to the
skin. Both chemicals contribute to the rash. The rash is from a buildup of fluid in the skin. In
severe cases, this may be followed by swelling in other parts of the body as well. If swelling
occurs around the eyes, lips, tongue, larynx, or hands it is called angioneurotic edema. Any allergic
rash, such as urticaria or hives, may be called nettle rash even... Show more content on
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Cramps, diarrhea, and wheezing can happen with a severe allergic reaction. DIAGNOSIS The
diagnosis of nettle rash is made easily by the history of coming in contact with stinging nettle.
You usually know about the contact immediately from symptoms produced by the plant. Your
caregiver will also know from the history given and by examining you. TREATMENT Mild
cases can generally be treated at home. In more severe cases, you should consult your caregiver.
As soon as you can find water, wash the exposed area. The discomfort generally goes away
almost immediately. You may use an over the counter antihistamine (diphenhydramine) for hives
and itching as needed. Do not drive or drink alcohol until medications used to treat the reaction
have worn off. Antihistamines tend to make people sleepy. Apply cold cloths (compresses) to
the skin or take baths in cool water. This will help itching. Avoid hot baths or showers. Heat will
make the rash and itching worse. A paste made of baking soda and water applied to the rash may
help relieve itching. Calamine lotion and/or aloe vera applied to rash will give relief. Sunscreen
with aloe vera can be
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Nettle is a broad leafed plant that causes a hive like rash and burning (urticaria) after being
touched. The rash is caused by hairs on the leaves of the nettle plant. When you brush past the
plant, these tiny hairs break off on your skin and release formic acid into your skin. This also
causes histamine to be released by cells in the skin. Both of these chemicals are irritating to the
skin. Both chemicals contribute to the rash. The rash is from a buildup of fluid in the skin. In
severe cases, this may be followed by swelling in other parts of the body as well. If swelling
occurs around the eyes, lips, tongue, larynx, or hands it is called angioneurotic edema. Any allergic
rash, such as urticaria or hives, may be called nettle rash even... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Cramps, diarrhea, and wheezing can happen with a severe allergic reaction. DIAGNOSIS The
diagnosis of nettle rash is made easily by the history of coming in contact with stinging nettle.
You usually know about the contact immediately from symptoms produced by the plant. Your
caregiver will also know from the history given and by examining you. TREATMENT Mild
cases can generally be treated at home. In more severe cases, you should consult your caregiver.
As soon as you can find water, wash the exposed area. The discomfort generally goes away
almost immediately. You may use an over the counter antihistamine (diphenhydramine) for hives
and itching as needed. Do not drive or drink alcohol until medications used to treat the reaction
have worn off. Antihistamines tend to make people sleepy. Apply cold cloths (compresses) to
the skin or take baths in cool water. This will help itching. Avoid hot baths or showers. Heat will
make the rash and itching worse. A paste made of baking soda and water applied to the rash may
help relieve itching. Calamine lotion and/or aloe vera applied to rash will give relief. Sunscreen
with aloe vera can be
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Invisible Injury Essay
When Post Traumatic Stress Disorder first hits, veterans deal with numerous side effects, such
as anger, anxiety, fatigue or depression. PTSD has always been an extremely complex topic to
comprehend. The injuries faced by these victims do not reflect those of someone who had been
shot or, hit by a blast, but it is something that nobody can see. It is what the Lone Survivor
foundation calls an Invisible Injury (Education:LSF). Although it can look as if one with PTSD
is normal, their minds are not. Although some may think PTSD is not a large scale problem for
veterans, Researchers estimate that between 7% and 20% of veterans of the recent wars have
suffered PTSD at some point (Zarembo). Even though 7% or 20% is only a fraction of the overall...
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He mentioned, I was afraid how army leadership would react if I had that on my record (Huerta).
Huerta, like many members of the military feared judgment from higher ranking officers, putting
his life in danger so he would not seem weak . He believed that it would hurt future opportunities
for his advancement, thus it led to his negative impacts on himself and his family.
Understandably so, we as regular civilians do not understand the trauma caused by active duty
soldiers, or the after effects they face when attempting to assimilate back into the country.
Huerta had the same symptoms common in PTSD that he did not understand or seek help for at
first. He described his symptoms explaining, [he] felt a tightness in [his] chest, It was hard to
breathe, [he] felt closed in and panicky (Huerta). It is common for someone who faced large
scale damage to feel this way after the war. To some, including Carlos, the pain is as severe as a
heart attack, and changes how the veteran lives their life on a day to day basis. Although veterans
may come back looking unscathed, PTSD affects the soldier s mind often leading to severe
complications that can be
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When Post Traumatic Stress Disorder first hits, veterans deal with numerous side effects, such
as anger, anxiety, fatigue or depression. PTSD has always been an extremely complex topic to
comprehend. The injuries faced by these victims do not reflect those of someone who had been
shot or, hit by a blast, but it is something that nobody can see. It is what the Lone Survivor
foundation calls an Invisible Injury (Education:LSF). Although it can look as if one with PTSD
is normal, their minds are not. Although some may think PTSD is not a large scale problem for
veterans, Researchers estimate that between 7% and 20% of veterans of the recent wars have
suffered PTSD at some point (Zarembo). Even though 7% or 20% is only a fraction of the overall...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He mentioned, I was afraid how army leadership would react if I had that on my record (Huerta).
Huerta, like many members of the military feared judgment from higher ranking officers, putting
his life in danger so he would not seem weak . He believed that it would hurt future opportunities
for his advancement, thus it led to his negative impacts on himself and his family.
Understandably so, we as regular civilians do not understand the trauma caused by active duty
soldiers, or the after effects they face when attempting to assimilate back into the country.
Huerta had the same symptoms common in PTSD that he did not understand or seek help for at
first. He described his symptoms explaining, [he] felt a tightness in [his] chest, It was hard to
breathe, [he] felt closed in and panicky (Huerta). It is common for someone who faced large
scale damage to feel this way after the war. To some, including Carlos, the pain is as severe as a
heart attack, and changes how the veteran lives their life on a day to day basis. Although veterans
may come back looking unscathed, PTSD affects the soldier s mind often leading to severe
complications that can be
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chapter 18 study guide,
Name____Shelby Bill__________________ BIO 236 Nutrition Ch. 18 1. Define... Nutrition Study
of the sources, actions, and interactions of nutrients. macronutrients A nutrient (carbohydrate, lipid,
and protein) required in a large amount. micronutrients Nutrient (vitamin or mineral) required in
small amount. 2. Nutrients that cannot be synthesized by humans, like some amino acids, are
called ______essential___ nutrients. 3. List the 6 types of Vegetarian diets, including food
restrictions. Vegan No animal foods Ovo vegetarian Eggs allowed; no dairy or meat Lacto
vegetarian Dairy allowed; no meat Lacto ovo vegetarian Dairy and eggs allowed; no meat Pesco
vegetarian Dairy, Eggs, and fish... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Excesses vitamin leads to nausea, headache, dizziness, hair, loss, birth defects. Deficiences are
night blindness, degeneration of epithelial tissues. 2. Vitamin D A group of steroids; resistant to
heat, oxidation, acids, and bases; stored in liver, skin, brain, spleen, and bones. Promotes
absorption of calcium and phosphorous; promotes development of teeth and bones. Sources:
produces in skin exposed to ultraviolet light; in milk; egg yolk; fish liver oils; fortified foods.
Excess: Diarrhea calcification of soft tissues, renal damage. Deficienceis: Rickets,bone
decalcification and weakening. 3. Vitamin E: A group of compounds; resistant to heat and visible
light; unstable in presence of oxygen and ultraviolet light; stored in muscles and adipose tissue.
Functions: an antioxidant; prevents oxidation of Vitamin A and polyunsaturated fatty acids; may
help maintain stability of cell membranes. Sources: Oils from cerel seeds, sald oils, margarine,
shortenings, fruits, nuts, and vegetables. Excesses: Nausea, headache, fatigue, easy bruising and
bleeding. Deficiencies: rare, uncertain effects. 4. Vitamin K Exists is several forms, resistant to
heat but destroyed by acids, bases, and light, stored in liver. Functions: Requires for synthesis of
prothombin, which functions in blood clotting. Sources: Leafy green vegetables, egg yolk, pork
liver, soy oil, tomatoes, cauliflower. Excesses: jaundice in formula fed newborns. Deficiencies:
prolonged
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Name____Shelby Bill__________________ BIO 236 Nutrition Ch. 18 1. Define... Nutrition Study
of the sources, actions, and interactions of nutrients. macronutrients A nutrient (carbohydrate, lipid,
and protein) required in a large amount. micronutrients Nutrient (vitamin or mineral) required in
small amount. 2. Nutrients that cannot be synthesized by humans, like some amino acids, are
called ______essential___ nutrients. 3. List the 6 types of Vegetarian diets, including food
restrictions. Vegan No animal foods Ovo vegetarian Eggs allowed; no dairy or meat Lacto
vegetarian Dairy allowed; no meat Lacto ovo vegetarian Dairy and eggs allowed; no meat Pesco
vegetarian Dairy, Eggs, and fish... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Excesses vitamin leads to nausea, headache, dizziness, hair, loss, birth defects. Deficiences are
night blindness, degeneration of epithelial tissues. 2. Vitamin D A group of steroids; resistant to
heat, oxidation, acids, and bases; stored in liver, skin, brain, spleen, and bones. Promotes
absorption of calcium and phosphorous; promotes development of teeth and bones. Sources:
produces in skin exposed to ultraviolet light; in milk; egg yolk; fish liver oils; fortified foods.
Excess: Diarrhea calcification of soft tissues, renal damage. Deficienceis: Rickets,bone
decalcification and weakening. 3. Vitamin E: A group of compounds; resistant to heat and visible
light; unstable in presence of oxygen and ultraviolet light; stored in muscles and adipose tissue.
Functions: an antioxidant; prevents oxidation of Vitamin A and polyunsaturated fatty acids; may
help maintain stability of cell membranes. Sources: Oils from cerel seeds, sald oils, margarine,
shortenings, fruits, nuts, and vegetables. Excesses: Nausea, headache, fatigue, easy bruising and
bleeding. Deficiencies: rare, uncertain effects. 4. Vitamin K Exists is several forms, resistant to
heat but destroyed by acids, bases, and light, stored in liver. Functions: Requires for synthesis of
prothombin, which functions in blood clotting. Sources: Leafy green vegetables, egg yolk, pork
liver, soy oil, tomatoes, cauliflower. Excesses: jaundice in formula fed newborns. Deficiencies:
prolonged
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Research Report On Outdoor Learning
having a more positive and detailed response to the questions.
Findings
1.Access to outdoor learning.
The primary research findings have highlighted that pupils within the lower foundation phase, gain
more frequent opportunities and length of time in outdoor learning than the children in upper
foundation phase (Figures 2 and 3). All the respondents agreed that outdoor learning is beneficial
for children concurring with White (2008), Tovey (2007) and Learning through Landscapes (2010)
that children have a lack of access to the outdoor experience in their home life so it is important for
schools to provide outdoor provision.
1.1 Staff access to outdoor learning per week.
Figure 1. Staff access to outdoor learning per week.
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1.2 Children s access to outdoor learning.
Indicated in Figure 2 the findings show pupils are provided with frequent opportunities to access
outdoor learning. However, four out of five respondents in the upper foundation phase, who ticked
to say access was provided every day also commented to say this was dependent on the weather.
Since the study was completed during the spring/summer term, it would be interesting to see if the
findings would have prompted different results if it was completed in the autumn/winter term. The
interviewee s response to how the weather impacted on outdoor learning suggested during cold
weather they felt it was a health and safety risk for pupils and staff to access all activities in the
outdoor environment. Therefore, this concurs with WISERD (2014) report, which highlighted time
of year has an impact on the frequency of outdoor learning opportunities. Figure 2. How much time
staff gives children access to outdoor learning.
1.3 Average time children gain access to outdoor provision in lower and upper foundation phase.
Lower and upper foundation phase offer opportunities for free flow access to the outdoors, however,
during the interview and some respondents of the questionnaires revealed that staff felt children
should have more focused and planned opportunities within the outdoor learning
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having a more positive and detailed response to the questions.
Findings
1.Access to outdoor learning.
The primary research findings have highlighted that pupils within the lower foundation phase, gain
more frequent opportunities and length of time in outdoor learning than the children in upper
foundation phase (Figures 2 and 3). All the respondents agreed that outdoor learning is beneficial
for children concurring with White (2008), Tovey (2007) and Learning through Landscapes (2010)
that children have a lack of access to the outdoor experience in their home life so it is important for
schools to provide outdoor provision.
1.1 Staff access to outdoor learning per week.
Figure 1. Staff access to outdoor learning per week.
The findings ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1.2 Children s access to outdoor learning.
Indicated in Figure 2 the findings show pupils are provided with frequent opportunities to access
outdoor learning. However, four out of five respondents in the upper foundation phase, who ticked
to say access was provided every day also commented to say this was dependent on the weather.
Since the study was completed during the spring/summer term, it would be interesting to see if the
findings would have prompted different results if it was completed in the autumn/winter term. The
interviewee s response to how the weather impacted on outdoor learning suggested during cold
weather they felt it was a health and safety risk for pupils and staff to access all activities in the
outdoor environment. Therefore, this concurs with WISERD (2014) report, which highlighted time
of year has an impact on the frequency of outdoor learning opportunities. Figure 2. How much time
staff gives children access to outdoor learning.
1.3 Average time children gain access to outdoor provision in lower and upper foundation phase.
Lower and upper foundation phase offer opportunities for free flow access to the outdoors, however,
during the interview and some respondents of the questionnaires revealed that staff felt children
should have more focused and planned opportunities within the outdoor learning
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Analysis Of The Film Avatar
In the film Avatar by James Cameron one important character named ,Jake Sully, changes
majorly over the duration of the text. In the beginning he lived on Earth in 2154. It was majorly
overcrowded and technology had taken over with screens literally everywhere. Jake is a cripple
with him being an ex veteran who lost use of his legs during service, he said there was surgery
that would fis his problem but the economy was broken and the government could afford to help
him. His identical twin brother was a scientist, about to head into space to colonize a new planet,
but was murdered for the paper in his wallet. Private companies and people had put a lot of
money into his brother ,Tom Sully, and his to become journey before his death. Jake being his
identical brother and having the exact same genes had an opportunity of a lifetime to full his
brothers place. On Earth Jake Sully wasn t anyone, not important and he was overlooked by
society. The government could not afford to help him due to economic issues. He was a cripple
taking money from the government. He spent most of his time in bars drinking and having the
occasional bar fight. This was shown in the film when Jake stuck up for a girl being beaten by a
man, Jake in an attempt of justice punched the man. He was then thrown out where Jake said, I
hope you know you just lost a customer , meaning he was a regular customer to bars. When his
brother died he didn t really have much left on Earth. His family was
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In the film Avatar by James Cameron one important character named ,Jake Sully, changes
majorly over the duration of the text. In the beginning he lived on Earth in 2154. It was majorly
overcrowded and technology had taken over with screens literally everywhere. Jake is a cripple
with him being an ex veteran who lost use of his legs during service, he said there was surgery
that would fis his problem but the economy was broken and the government could afford to help
him. His identical twin brother was a scientist, about to head into space to colonize a new planet,
but was murdered for the paper in his wallet. Private companies and people had put a lot of
money into his brother ,Tom Sully, and his to become journey before his death. Jake being his
identical brother and having the exact same genes had an opportunity of a lifetime to full his
brothers place. On Earth Jake Sully wasn t anyone, not important and he was overlooked by
society. The government could not afford to help him due to economic issues. He was a cripple
taking money from the government. He spent most of his time in bars drinking and having the
occasional bar fight. This was shown in the film when Jake stuck up for a girl being beaten by a
man, Jake in an attempt of justice punched the man. He was then thrown out where Jake said, I
hope you know you just lost a customer , meaning he was a regular customer to bars. When his
brother died he didn t really have much left on Earth. His family was
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Yoshino Cover
Covering, to cover is to hide something about yourself that is generally looked down up, to only
fit better into mainstream society. In the New Civil rights by Kenji Yoshino imforms us on the
concept of covering. Wesely Yang in paper tigers through differrent topics inderectly backs up
Kenjis beliefs. Kenji explains why, even how we cover. Going as far as saying that everyone
covers. Yang on the otherhand talks about the opression and life itself as a Asian American.
Providing us many other people whom have had similar expieriances. The two back each others
claims up. WEsely YAng agreees with Kenji Yoshino that everyone covers. In there essays yang
and yoshino both explain covering, Yoshino more so directly then Yang. Yoshino went as far... Show
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Not truly who are are. Wether you tone something down, or maybe bring something out. It falls
under covering.Not only has Yang provided us examples of ways in wich he has covered, Yang
shows us how others have also. For example Jones from the Abcs of atraction said This is what
an alpha male does. (pg544) he even went as far as saying this is going to feel completely
artificial (pg544) Yang agreees that people may act artificaial to gain from society. It is sure that
he would agree with Yoshino when he told us that Famous examples of covering around. Ramon
Estevez covered his ethnicity when he changed his name to Martin Sheen, as did Krishna Bhanj
when he changed his name to Ben Kingsley. Margaret Thatcher covered her status as a women
when she trained with a voice coach to lower the timbre of her voice. Long after they came out
as lesbians, Rosie O Donnell and Mary Cheney still covered, keeping their same sex partners out
of public eye. Issur Danielovitch Demsky covered his Juddaism when he became Kirk Douglas,
as did Joseph Levitch when he became Jerry Lewis. Franklin Delano Roosevelt covered his
disability be ensuring his wheelchair was always hidden behind a desk before his Cabinet entered.
(pg552) Yang and Yoshino stand side by side with their beliefs. Both showing us examples where
people cover, just in different
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Covering, to cover is to hide something about yourself that is generally looked down up, to only
fit better into mainstream society. In the New Civil rights by Kenji Yoshino imforms us on the
concept of covering. Wesely Yang in paper tigers through differrent topics inderectly backs up
Kenjis beliefs. Kenji explains why, even how we cover. Going as far as saying that everyone
covers. Yang on the otherhand talks about the opression and life itself as a Asian American.
Providing us many other people whom have had similar expieriances. The two back each others
claims up. WEsely YAng agreees with Kenji Yoshino that everyone covers. In there essays yang
and yoshino both explain covering, Yoshino more so directly then Yang. Yoshino went as far... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not truly who are are. Wether you tone something down, or maybe bring something out. It falls
under covering.Not only has Yang provided us examples of ways in wich he has covered, Yang
shows us how others have also. For example Jones from the Abcs of atraction said This is what
an alpha male does. (pg544) he even went as far as saying this is going to feel completely
artificial (pg544) Yang agreees that people may act artificaial to gain from society. It is sure that
he would agree with Yoshino when he told us that Famous examples of covering around. Ramon
Estevez covered his ethnicity when he changed his name to Martin Sheen, as did Krishna Bhanj
when he changed his name to Ben Kingsley. Margaret Thatcher covered her status as a women
when she trained with a voice coach to lower the timbre of her voice. Long after they came out
as lesbians, Rosie O Donnell and Mary Cheney still covered, keeping their same sex partners out
of public eye. Issur Danielovitch Demsky covered his Juddaism when he became Kirk Douglas,
as did Joseph Levitch when he became Jerry Lewis. Franklin Delano Roosevelt covered his
disability be ensuring his wheelchair was always hidden behind a desk before his Cabinet entered.
(pg552) Yang and Yoshino stand side by side with their beliefs. Both showing us examples where
people cover, just in different
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Consequences Facing Assault Charges
As was discussed in a previous post, you could face assault charges in Colorado if you
accidentally, negligently or intentionally cause bodily injury to another person. The penalties you
may face if convicted of these charges vary depending on the type of assault you are charged with.
Third degree, second degree and first degree assaultare different level charges, each carrying
separate consequences.
According to the Boulder County Bar Association, assault in the third degree is a class one
misdemeanor charge. A conviction of this charge could result in a prison sentence of up to two
years. Factors, including your criminal record, may affect the duration of your sentence. If,
however, you injure someone who is considered at risk, then the
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As was discussed in a previous post, you could face assault charges in Colorado if you
accidentally, negligently or intentionally cause bodily injury to another person. The penalties you
may face if convicted of these charges vary depending on the type of assault you are charged with.
Third degree, second degree and first degree assaultare different level charges, each carrying
separate consequences.
According to the Boulder County Bar Association, assault in the third degree is a class one
misdemeanor charge. A conviction of this charge could result in a prison sentence of up to two
years. Factors, including your criminal record, may affect the duration of your sentence. If,
however, you injure someone who is considered at risk, then the
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Big Pharm The Corruption Of The Pharmaceutical Industry
Big Pharma
On september 2nd 2011, a Twenty four year old man from cincinnati named Kyle WillisВ ґ fell
victim to the corruption of the pharmaceutical industry(Gann, Carrie). Willis had a severe toothache
on his wisdom tooth that resulted in its extraction. After the surgery, WillisВ ґs face started to swell
and was sent to the emergency room. He was prescribed antibiotic medications and also
painkillers in order to follow standard recovery procedure. Kyle Willis could not afford both
drugs so he just purchased the pain killers because of the swellings unbearable pain. The infection
continued to spread into his brain which lead to severe brain swelling and eventually Kyle Willis
death. Kyle Willis died because he could not afford the medication that would have saved his life.
There are many other people that can t afford the drugs they need, which results them losing their
lives. According to harvard studies, over 45,000 people annually die due to lack of health care
coverage(Harvard Gazette). According to their studies, those who are privately insured have 40%
chance less of dying than those who have insufficient funds(Harvard Gazette). The monopoly and
corruption of the pharmaceutical industry is un american and inhumane because it causes the middle
class to not receive the help they need to recover.
Daraprim is a drug used to treat and prevent extreme parasitic infections known as toxoplasmosis.
The regions affected by toxoplasmosis are the brain and eye, but commonly
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Big Pharma
On september 2nd 2011, a Twenty four year old man from cincinnati named Kyle WillisВ ґ fell
victim to the corruption of the pharmaceutical industry(Gann, Carrie). Willis had a severe toothache
on his wisdom tooth that resulted in its extraction. After the surgery, WillisВ ґs face started to swell
and was sent to the emergency room. He was prescribed antibiotic medications and also
painkillers in order to follow standard recovery procedure. Kyle Willis could not afford both
drugs so he just purchased the pain killers because of the swellings unbearable pain. The infection
continued to spread into his brain which lead to severe brain swelling and eventually Kyle Willis
death. Kyle Willis died because he could not afford the medication that would have saved his life.
There are many other people that can t afford the drugs they need, which results them losing their
lives. According to harvard studies, over 45,000 people annually die due to lack of health care
coverage(Harvard Gazette). According to their studies, those who are privately insured have 40%
chance less of dying than those who have insufficient funds(Harvard Gazette). The monopoly and
corruption of the pharmaceutical industry is un american and inhumane because it causes the middle
class to not receive the help they need to recover.
Daraprim is a drug used to treat and prevent extreme parasitic infections known as toxoplasmosis.
The regions affected by toxoplasmosis are the brain and eye, but commonly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lassi Essay
Assignment
Kelly Erasmus
Innovation: Lassi flavoured Gummy Candy
Milk inspired flavoured jelly or gummy candies, such as Milk Bottles and Ice Cream Cones
have been in production for decades. With a unique combination of flavours, a Lassi flavoured
gummy candy would be another dairy inspired candy that may gain popularity in the market.
Lassi is a chilled dairy drink that has origins in India and Pakistan, but has since seen increasing
popularity not only within South East Asia, but around the world. It is described to have a Mild
acidic flavour and sweetish taste , [1] where the sweet taste is generally attributed to added sugars
and the acidic flavour would be largely due to the production of acids during the fermentation of the
milk. This refers the more traditional ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2009, Food: The Chemistry of its Compenents , 5th edn, The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK,
Cambridge, pp. 235
[4] Holography Forum s Holography Wiki, 2014 Dichromated Gelatin , viewed 19/9/2015, http:/
/holowiki.nss.rpi.edu/wiki/Dichromated_Gelatin
[5] Saveurs Molecule R inc. website Gelification: sculpt flavours into tasty pearls, ravioli or
spaghettis , viewed 17/9/15. http://www.molecule r.com/de/content/106 molecular gastronomy
techniques gelification [6] Logsdon, J., 2015, Gels and Gelling , Modernist Cooking Made Easy,
viewed 15/9/15 http://www.modernistcookingmadeeasy.com/info/modernist techniques/more
/gelification technique [7] Shepard, L., Miracle, R.E., Leksrisompon, P. and Drake, M.A. 2013,
Relating sensory and chemical properties of sour cream to consumer acceptance , Journal of Dairy
Science, vol. 96, no. 9, pp. 5435 5454.
[8] Nout, M.J.R. 2014, Food Technologies: Fermentation , Encyclopaedia of Food Safety, vol. 3,
pp. 168 177.
[9] Shabani, H., Mehdizadeh, M., Mousavi, S.M., Dezfouli, E.A., Khodaverdi, T.S.M., Rabiei, M.,
Rastegar, H., Alebouyeh, M., 2015, Halal authenticity of gelatin using species specific PCR , Food
Chemistry, vol. 184, pp.
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Assignment
Kelly Erasmus
Innovation: Lassi flavoured Gummy Candy
Milk inspired flavoured jelly or gummy candies, such as Milk Bottles and Ice Cream Cones
have been in production for decades. With a unique combination of flavours, a Lassi flavoured
gummy candy would be another dairy inspired candy that may gain popularity in the market.
Lassi is a chilled dairy drink that has origins in India and Pakistan, but has since seen increasing
popularity not only within South East Asia, but around the world. It is described to have a Mild
acidic flavour and sweetish taste , [1] where the sweet taste is generally attributed to added sugars
and the acidic flavour would be largely due to the production of acids during the fermentation of the
milk. This refers the more traditional ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2009, Food: The Chemistry of its Compenents , 5th edn, The Royal Society of Chemistry, UK,
Cambridge, pp. 235
[4] Holography Forum s Holography Wiki, 2014 Dichromated Gelatin , viewed 19/9/2015, http:/
/holowiki.nss.rpi.edu/wiki/Dichromated_Gelatin
[5] Saveurs Molecule R inc. website Gelification: sculpt flavours into tasty pearls, ravioli or
spaghettis , viewed 17/9/15. http://www.molecule r.com/de/content/106 molecular gastronomy
techniques gelification [6] Logsdon, J., 2015, Gels and Gelling , Modernist Cooking Made Easy,
viewed 15/9/15 http://www.modernistcookingmadeeasy.com/info/modernist techniques/more
/gelification technique [7] Shepard, L., Miracle, R.E., Leksrisompon, P. and Drake, M.A. 2013,
Relating sensory and chemical properties of sour cream to consumer acceptance , Journal of Dairy
Science, vol. 96, no. 9, pp. 5435 5454.
[8] Nout, M.J.R. 2014, Food Technologies: Fermentation , Encyclopaedia of Food Safety, vol. 3,
pp. 168 177.
[9] Shabani, H., Mehdizadeh, M., Mousavi, S.M., Dezfouli, E.A., Khodaverdi, T.S.M., Rabiei, M.,
Rastegar, H., Alebouyeh, M., 2015, Halal authenticity of gelatin using species specific PCR , Food
Chemistry, vol. 184, pp.
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Roman Mythology Research Paper
If you think soap operas have strange twisted plotlines, wait until you hear about mythology.
Mythology is the beliefs or reasons for events in history or life, but some people say it is just
folklore and fairy tales. Even though it isn t true, there are some people who still believe in myths
because they say, You can believe what you want but it s just myths (Wasson). There are many
types of mythologies but many people believe that Roman Mythologyis the best. There are many
reasons to support that idea but there are also many reasons to object to that idea. In this next
paragraph or so there will be a lot of reasons to like and dislike Roman mythology(Wasson).
The main reason to like Roman Mythology is that it is the closest thing
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If you think soap operas have strange twisted plotlines, wait until you hear about mythology.
Mythology is the beliefs or reasons for events in history or life, but some people say it is just
folklore and fairy tales. Even though it isn t true, there are some people who still believe in myths
because they say, You can believe what you want but it s just myths (Wasson). There are many
types of mythologies but many people believe that Roman Mythologyis the best. There are many
reasons to support that idea but there are also many reasons to object to that idea. In this next
paragraph or so there will be a lot of reasons to like and dislike Roman mythology(Wasson).
The main reason to like Roman Mythology is that it is the closest thing
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Five Reasons To Suspect You Have Leaky Pipes
5 Reasons to Suspect You Have Leaky Pipes
Leaky pipes are one of the most common threats homeowners face. In fact, leaky pipes are one
of the most common home insurance claims made year after year. However, when it comes to
water leaks, you don t have to be a sitting duck. Leaky pipes don t happen in a vacuum. The
following are five reasons to suspect you have a leaky pipe. If you notice any one of these signs
around your home, contact your local plumber immediately and avoid water damage that can lead
to insurance claims.
Reason #1. Mold and Mildew Signal Leaky Pipes
Bacteria are constantly in the air. If you add moisture and warm temperature to the equation, then
you have the perfect setting for mold and mildew. Finding mold around your home ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Barring increased water usage, if you notice an increase in your water bill, then it s likely you
have a leaky pipe. WaterSense, an EPA partner, estimates that fixing a leaky pipe can save
homeowners 10% on their water bill.
Reason #3. Water Stains Are Around Your Water Heater
If you rely on a water heater to heat your home, then you know how important it is to your home.
Tons of water flow through your water heater to your shower, tub, and your kitchen sink. Although
it s designed to handle a lot of water, your water heater could begin to leak. If it does leak, you ll
notice water stains around your water heater. At the first sign of a leaky water heater, you must
contact your plumber to minimize the potential for damage.
Reason #4. Damage to Your Cabinetry Should Tip You Off
Many homeowners are guilty of stuffing cleaning supplies and other items underneath sinks. In
most homes, chemicals abound underneath both the kitchen sink and the bathroom sink.
Unfortunately, the congestion underneath the sink can lead to leaky pipes. If you notice an odor
once you open your cabinet or you notice the wood inside your cabinet is warped, then you should
suspect you have a water
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5 Reasons to Suspect You Have Leaky Pipes
Leaky pipes are one of the most common threats homeowners face. In fact, leaky pipes are one
of the most common home insurance claims made year after year. However, when it comes to
water leaks, you don t have to be a sitting duck. Leaky pipes don t happen in a vacuum. The
following are five reasons to suspect you have a leaky pipe. If you notice any one of these signs
around your home, contact your local plumber immediately and avoid water damage that can lead
to insurance claims.
Reason #1. Mold and Mildew Signal Leaky Pipes
Bacteria are constantly in the air. If you add moisture and warm temperature to the equation, then
you have the perfect setting for mold and mildew. Finding mold around your home ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Barring increased water usage, if you notice an increase in your water bill, then it s likely you
have a leaky pipe. WaterSense, an EPA partner, estimates that fixing a leaky pipe can save
homeowners 10% on their water bill.
Reason #3. Water Stains Are Around Your Water Heater
If you rely on a water heater to heat your home, then you know how important it is to your home.
Tons of water flow through your water heater to your shower, tub, and your kitchen sink. Although
it s designed to handle a lot of water, your water heater could begin to leak. If it does leak, you ll
notice water stains around your water heater. At the first sign of a leaky water heater, you must
contact your plumber to minimize the potential for damage.
Reason #4. Damage to Your Cabinetry Should Tip You Off
Many homeowners are guilty of stuffing cleaning supplies and other items underneath sinks. In
most homes, chemicals abound underneath both the kitchen sink and the bathroom sink.
Unfortunately, the congestion underneath the sink can lead to leaky pipes. If you notice an odor
once you open your cabinet or you notice the wood inside your cabinet is warped, then you should
suspect you have a water
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Essay on All the disappearing islands Outline
WR 98: Intro to College Reading Writing
Outline for All the Disappearing Islands
A. Paragraph 1: Introduction
Julia Whitty writes about the amazing beauty of Tuvalu Islands
B. Paragraphs 2 3: General Idea
The general idea is the environmental and cultural impact of melting ice caps on the nation of
Tuvalu.
Global Warming could cause the sea to expand and rise faster than the corals could fortify
themselves against it and Tuvalu could disappear beneath the waves.
This not only risks the population of the island but also to the unique human culture born and bred
in this watery island.
C. Paragraphs 4 6: Tuvalu s traits This is a waterfront property, and no one has ever lived a moment
without hearing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Warming oceans might trigger an eruption of methane now frozen beneath the sea floor, leading to
global warming on a catastrophic scale. Big nations like Australia and the US who are responsible
for most of the world s pollution chose to ignore this evidence.
Tuvaluans see the evidence with their own eyes every day.
Only 75 islanders a year will be accepted as refugees by New Zeland.
H. Paragraphs 26 36: Tuvalu s perspective on the future.
Even after all the evidence Funafuti seems to be building like a nation with a long term future.
New houses are springing up and the nation prosperity is growing.
Tuvaluans are very religious.
Most of Tuvalu s landmass is composed of the bones of its people
I. Paragraphs 37 40: Tuvalu s population and culture.
Many young Tuvaluans are being sent away for school.
Recent population estimates indicate that in the last two years some 2,000 have fled the rising
waters.
Tuvalu has managed the resources well growing the national fund o $30 million.
J. Paragraphs 41 45: The world s response toward global warming.
The government is seeking allies among other island nations for a lawsuit against the United States
and Australia to be brought in front of the International Court of Justice.
Many other islands like Kiribati and Trinidad are have similar issues.
Eventually the cost will be high for all nations.
WR 98: Intro to College Reading Writing
Outline for All the Disappearing Islands
A. Paragraph 1: Introduction
Julia Whitty writes about the amazing beauty of Tuvalu Islands
B. Paragraphs 2 3: General Idea
The general idea is the environmental and cultural impact of melting ice caps on the nation of
Tuvalu.
Global Warming could cause the sea to expand and rise faster than the corals could fortify
themselves against it and Tuvalu could disappear beneath the waves.
This not only risks the population of the island but also to the unique human culture born and bred
in this watery island.
C. Paragraphs 4 6: Tuvalu s traits This is a waterfront property, and no one has ever lived a moment
without hearing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Warming oceans might trigger an eruption of methane now frozen beneath the sea floor, leading to
global warming on a catastrophic scale. Big nations like Australia and the US who are responsible
for most of the world s pollution chose to ignore this evidence.
Tuvaluans see the evidence with their own eyes every day.
Only 75 islanders a year will be accepted as refugees by New Zeland.
H. Paragraphs 26 36: Tuvalu s perspective on the future.
Even after all the evidence Funafuti seems to be building like a nation with a long term future.
New houses are springing up and the nation prosperity is growing.
Tuvaluans are very religious.
Most of Tuvalu s landmass is composed of the bones of its people
I. Paragraphs 37 40: Tuvalu s population and culture.
Many young Tuvaluans are being sent away for school.
Recent population estimates indicate that in the last two years some 2,000 have fled the rising
waters.
Tuvalu has managed the resources well growing the national fund o $30 million.
J. Paragraphs 41 45: The world s response toward global warming.
The government is seeking allies among other island nations for a lawsuit against the United States
and Australia to be brought in front of the International Court of Justice.
Many other islands like Kiribati and Trinidad are have similar issues.
Eventually the cost will be high for all nations.
K. Paragraph 46: Conclusion.
Within the coming decades the atolls of Tuvalu
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Within the coming decades the atolls of Tuvalu
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Analysis Of CP Agro Industries
COMPANY PROFILE
CP Agro Industries was originated in 2001 with the larger vision of becoming a true Food
Company across the Delhi and NCR region. At present, CP Agro are in the business of producing
wide range of different types chips, biscuits, cookies, namkeens and rusk. Their popular brands are
Jumbo Fun and Double Mind.
The unit is located at Delhi spread across a developed piece of land and equipped with state of the
art manufacturing facility with qualified personnel to develop produce quality products under
stringent conditions to suit every class of consumers.
The unit is operating at its optimum level and has achieved the status of highest installed capacity
unit to its credit in unorganised biscuit manufacturing facility in the entire Region.
Infrastructure
Their state of the art production unit coupled with the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cooper (2003) noted that most new innovations come with high risks as most of them failed in the
marketplace creating the need for marketers to have a clear understanding of success factors in
brand adoption. Theories of adoption have often been used to explain how consumers form
preferences for various goods and services.
Brand awareness is the ability for a customer to recognize or recall that a brand is a member of a
certain product category (Aaker, 2011).
Brand awareness is a fundamental attribute of customer brand equity. It tends to be an
underestimated component of brand equity (Tong Hawley, 2009). Brand awareness includes two
elements which are brand recall and brand recognition. According to Aaker (1996) there is a
positive relationship between trust, value and brand equity. Trust is the faith put into a brand with
regard to its quality, consistency, etc. Value is created by providing a solution to consumers needs
and wants in a way that the cost to the consumer is fair considering the benefits gained (Aaker,
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COMPANY PROFILE
CP Agro Industries was originated in 2001 with the larger vision of becoming a true Food
Company across the Delhi and NCR region. At present, CP Agro are in the business of producing
wide range of different types chips, biscuits, cookies, namkeens and rusk. Their popular brands are
Jumbo Fun and Double Mind.
The unit is located at Delhi spread across a developed piece of land and equipped with state of the
art manufacturing facility with qualified personnel to develop produce quality products under
stringent conditions to suit every class of consumers.
The unit is operating at its optimum level and has achieved the status of highest installed capacity
unit to its credit in unorganised biscuit manufacturing facility in the entire Region.
Infrastructure
Their state of the art production unit coupled with the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cooper (2003) noted that most new innovations come with high risks as most of them failed in the
marketplace creating the need for marketers to have a clear understanding of success factors in
brand adoption. Theories of adoption have often been used to explain how consumers form
preferences for various goods and services.
Brand awareness is the ability for a customer to recognize or recall that a brand is a member of a
certain product category (Aaker, 2011).
Brand awareness is a fundamental attribute of customer brand equity. It tends to be an
underestimated component of brand equity (Tong Hawley, 2009). Brand awareness includes two
elements which are brand recall and brand recognition. According to Aaker (1996) there is a
positive relationship between trust, value and brand equity. Trust is the faith put into a brand with
regard to its quality, consistency, etc. Value is created by providing a solution to consumers needs
and wants in a way that the cost to the consumer is fair considering the benefits gained (Aaker,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
John Drygen And John Dryden And Shakespeare s Roles In Poetry
INTRODUCTION
The metaphysical poets have immense power and capability to wonder the reader and cajole
inventive perspective through paradoxical images, subtle argument, innovative syntax and imagery
from art, philosophy and religion implying an extended metaphor known as conceit. The term
metaphysical broadly applied to English and European poets of the seventeenth century was used
by Augustan poets John Dryden and Samuel Johnson to reprove those poets for their unnaturalness
. John Dryden was the first to use the term metaphysical in association with John Donne as he
affects the metaphysics. Goethe, likewise, wrote, the unnatural, that too is natural and metaphysical
poets are studied for their intricacy and originality. It will not be irrelevant and absurd to say,
Metaphysics in poetry is the fruit of the Renaissance tree, becoming over ripe and approaching
putrescence (C. S. Lewis). Scholars described the characteristics of metaphysical poetry from
different point of view. They, in fact, lay out the essence of metaphysical poem, as does R.S. Hillyer
to call Loosely, it has taken such meanings as these metaphysical poetry as difficult, philosophical,
obscure, ethereal, involved, supercilious, ingenious, fantastic and incongruous.
EPIGRAM AND DONNE S METAPHYSICAL POETRY
Concentration is one of the features of metaphysical poetry especially in Donne s poetry because he
introduces the readers to the new realm of argument and the closely interwoven thought,
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INTRODUCTION
The metaphysical poets have immense power and capability to wonder the reader and cajole
inventive perspective through paradoxical images, subtle argument, innovative syntax and imagery
from art, philosophy and religion implying an extended metaphor known as conceit. The term
metaphysical broadly applied to English and European poets of the seventeenth century was used
by Augustan poets John Dryden and Samuel Johnson to reprove those poets for their unnaturalness
. John Dryden was the first to use the term metaphysical in association with John Donne as he
affects the metaphysics. Goethe, likewise, wrote, the unnatural, that too is natural and metaphysical
poets are studied for their intricacy and originality. It will not be irrelevant and absurd to say,
Metaphysics in poetry is the fruit of the Renaissance tree, becoming over ripe and approaching
putrescence (C. S. Lewis). Scholars described the characteristics of metaphysical poetry from
different point of view. They, in fact, lay out the essence of metaphysical poem, as does R.S. Hillyer
to call Loosely, it has taken such meanings as these metaphysical poetry as difficult, philosophical,
obscure, ethereal, involved, supercilious, ingenious, fantastic and incongruous.
EPIGRAM AND DONNE S METAPHYSICAL POETRY
Concentration is one of the features of metaphysical poetry especially in Donne s poetry because he
introduces the readers to the new realm of argument and the closely interwoven thought,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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