Essay Writing Topics In Tamil
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The Inefficiency of Airline Security Essay
Everyone who has gotten out of bed in the morning has been exposed to risks. Whether it be risks
from the factors around them, from themselves, or from people around them, they have faced some
kind of risk. Comparatively, risks presented by situations around them and by themselves are
considerably controllable. The risks delivered by people around them, however, are the ones that
tend to be the most formidable. When people have a determination to be destructive, they often
select targets which will stir up the most attention. Attributable to the criteria terrorists search for,
airlines are a common target for terrorist activities. One of the most memorable terrorist attacks
revealed sizable gaps in the safety of airlines. Although airline... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Author Nathan Means and Edmund S. Kip Hawley, former Executive Director of Governmental
Affairs for the Department of Transportation as well as former TSA Administrator describes how
one of the requirements of the pat downs is that the TSO is required to run their hand up the
passenger s legs, up their thighs, until the officer feels that they have reached the passengers
genitals (87). The searches experienced at most airports do not even come close to how thorough
they should be. The occasional passengers who are given pat downs by TSOs who follow these
requirements are the passengers who publicly protest pat downs. For the most part, however,
these types of requirements which induce embarrassment for both the searchee and the search
administrator are not followed. The searches TSA agents are supposed to be doing, but not, are
the ones that actually make people uncomfortable. The level of search that is required for airline
passengers is superfluous. TSOs understand this, but no better solution has been presented thus far.
TSA has been made fully aware of the discomfort caused by pat downs and presented full body
(backscatter) scanners as a solution, but these scanners present biological dangers and should not
be used as a main investigation method. Backscatter scans have been considered dangerous as a
result of the radiation emitted from each scan. The recommended limit of yearly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Everyone who has gotten out of bed in the morning has been exposed to risks. Whether it be risks
from the factors around them, from themselves, or from people around them, they have faced some
kind of risk. Comparatively, risks presented by situations around them and by themselves are
considerably controllable. The risks delivered by people around them, however, are the ones that
tend to be the most formidable. When people have a determination to be destructive, they often
select targets which will stir up the most attention. Attributable to the criteria terrorists search for,
airlines are a common target for terrorist activities. One of the most memorable terrorist attacks
revealed sizable gaps in the safety of airlines. Although airline... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Author Nathan Means and Edmund S. Kip Hawley, former Executive Director of Governmental
Affairs for the Department of Transportation as well as former TSA Administrator describes how
one of the requirements of the pat downs is that the TSO is required to run their hand up the
passenger s legs, up their thighs, until the officer feels that they have reached the passengers
genitals (87). The searches experienced at most airports do not even come close to how thorough
they should be. The occasional passengers who are given pat downs by TSOs who follow these
requirements are the passengers who publicly protest pat downs. For the most part, however,
these types of requirements which induce embarrassment for both the searchee and the search
administrator are not followed. The searches TSA agents are supposed to be doing, but not, are
the ones that actually make people uncomfortable. The level of search that is required for airline
passengers is superfluous. TSOs understand this, but no better solution has been presented thus far.
TSA has been made fully aware of the discomfort caused by pat downs and presented full body
(backscatter) scanners as a solution, but these scanners present biological dangers and should not
be used as a main investigation method. Backscatter scans have been considered dangerous as a
result of the radiation emitted from each scan. The recommended limit of yearly
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
High Degree Education Of Ceramic Art
River flows from the side of the hill named Xiangshan; Students work in the quiet garden view
campus, which the buildings there are decorated with historical ceramic tiles.
For students and teachers, having a chance to be in this cultural environment is a life s fortune.
Although today s social life is so different than the past, people are getting harder to focus on pure
academic research because of the distractions from daily affairs. Especially for higher degree
students that rely on independent research, which provides freedom, but also brings the problems
of shallow researches. Currently, the higher degree education in contemporary ceramic art of Asian
should construct its own value system that suits Eastern culture and aesthetic. The views of above
aspects had formed the exhibition s main concept.
The Asian art academies are facing the same situation in the higher degree education of ceramic
art. The day to day teaching needs new energy and clear direction; the homogeneity in teaching
should be avoided, and the lack of uniqueness should be made up. So, we need to focus on the
root of problem and plan ahead. The scholar Zhu Xi has asked in his book The Feeling Arisen By
Reading: Asking why the river is so clean; it is because the fresh water always comes from the
fountainhead. It is talking about the happening of developments need fresh ideas. The higher
degree education of ceramic art in Asian academies is like the river, and its developments need
newer and update
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
River flows from the side of the hill named Xiangshan; Students work in the quiet garden view
campus, which the buildings there are decorated with historical ceramic tiles.
For students and teachers, having a chance to be in this cultural environment is a life s fortune.
Although today s social life is so different than the past, people are getting harder to focus on pure
academic research because of the distractions from daily affairs. Especially for higher degree
students that rely on independent research, which provides freedom, but also brings the problems
of shallow researches. Currently, the higher degree education in contemporary ceramic art of Asian
should construct its own value system that suits Eastern culture and aesthetic. The views of above
aspects had formed the exhibition s main concept.
The Asian art academies are facing the same situation in the higher degree education of ceramic
art. The day to day teaching needs new energy and clear direction; the homogeneity in teaching
should be avoided, and the lack of uniqueness should be made up. So, we need to focus on the
root of problem and plan ahead. The scholar Zhu Xi has asked in his book The Feeling Arisen By
Reading: Asking why the river is so clean; it is because the fresh water always comes from the
fountainhead. It is talking about the happening of developments need fresh ideas. The higher
degree education of ceramic art in Asian academies is like the river, and its developments need
newer and update
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In his 1974 speech to the U.N. General Assembly, Yasser...
In his 1974 speech to the U.N. General Assembly, Yasser Arafat said: The difference between the
revolutionary and the terrorist lies in the reason for which he fights...for the justice of the cause
determines the right to struggle. In this same speech, Arafat addresses the international community
and provides commentary on a multitude of different subjects. He traces what he believes to be the
positive and increasingly popular growth of the United Nations, mentioning the inclusion of three
new member states: Guinea Bissau, Bangladesh, and Grenada. This diversification of the UN
membership, according to him, is an indicator of the general trend in the world at that time towards
freedom. In this bit of tendentious logic, as one has... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Arafat s case, then, terrorism is only a characteristic of the mature industrial Western state,
whereas revolutionary nations have a duty perhaps even a logically rational one to condemn
designs against peace, herein supplanting the notion of equality. To be perfectly clear, Arafat is
here intimating that the liberal democratic standard by which the West most conspicuously
identifies and is identified, must be upheld by the West outside of the West, and in relation to the
rest of the world. I mean here to say that he is chiefly referring to ideals rather than praxes i.e.,
such as the preservation of universal peace causing peoples to live free of oppression, over and
above basic human decency, such as cordiality (an admittedly more concrete and well known
concept.) This he obviously uses to leverage the international community, pointing to the legal
ramifications of the UN Charter and the Universal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In his 1974 speech to the U.N. General Assembly, Yasser Arafat said: The difference between the
revolutionary and the terrorist lies in the reason for which he fights...for the justice of the cause
determines the right to struggle. In this same speech, Arafat addresses the international community
and provides commentary on a multitude of different subjects. He traces what he believes to be the
positive and increasingly popular growth of the United Nations, mentioning the inclusion of three
new member states: Guinea Bissau, Bangladesh, and Grenada. This diversification of the UN
membership, according to him, is an indicator of the general trend in the world at that time towards
freedom. In this bit of tendentious logic, as one has... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Arafat s case, then, terrorism is only a characteristic of the mature industrial Western state,
whereas revolutionary nations have a duty perhaps even a logically rational one to condemn
designs against peace, herein supplanting the notion of equality. To be perfectly clear, Arafat is
here intimating that the liberal democratic standard by which the West most conspicuously
identifies and is identified, must be upheld by the West outside of the West, and in relation to the
rest of the world. I mean here to say that he is chiefly referring to ideals rather than praxes i.e.,
such as the preservation of universal peace causing peoples to live free of oppression, over and
above basic human decency, such as cordiality (an admittedly more concrete and well known
concept.) This he obviously uses to leverage the international community, pointing to the legal
ramifications of the UN Charter and the Universal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Social Aspects Of Poverty
Background
Poverty is a collective condition of poor groups and individuals. The results of poverty has many
faces and changes from place to place. Poverty can be defined as the inability to meet basic needs
including food, clothing and shelter though it s not limited to just monetary things. Individuals
suffering from poverty are faced with limited access to education, jobs, healthcare, and protection
against violence. Poverty looks different to every individual affected by it but in order to provide
them with the opportunity to reach their full potential we as social workers must understand what
poverty truly is and identify social indicators to track education, health, access to services and social
exclusion.
In reality, there s a general deficiency in analyzing the extent and causes of food insecurity and
vulnerability amongst those affected by poverty and specific population groups. This deficiency
causes a lack for a targeted policy and program development. Often times, only certain aspects of
the problem are addressed, leaving other aspects unnoticed, overlooked or neglected. The problems
associated with poverty correspond with one another and can lead to other economical struggles
which causes an exclusion within our society such as economic inequality. Fair distribution in
resources can result in the reduction of poverty. We all pay a price for poverty regardless of how
we may feel. The increased cost of systems such as health, justice and education can in fact impact
our economy. Distributing resources will result in higher productivity leading to economic growth.
Though we have a lack of consistency when implementing polices, strategies and interventions
aimed at alleviating food insecurity, vulnerability and poverty.
Importance of the problem
People living in poverty suffer not only material deprivation, but also the hardships and diminished
life prospects that come with being poor. Childhood poverty often means growing up without the
advantages of a stable home, high quality schools, or consistent nutrition. Adults in poverty are
often hindered by inadequate skills and education, leading to limited wages and job opportunities.
And the high costs of housing, healthcare, and other necessities
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Background
Poverty is a collective condition of poor groups and individuals. The results of poverty has many
faces and changes from place to place. Poverty can be defined as the inability to meet basic needs
including food, clothing and shelter though it s not limited to just monetary things. Individuals
suffering from poverty are faced with limited access to education, jobs, healthcare, and protection
against violence. Poverty looks different to every individual affected by it but in order to provide
them with the opportunity to reach their full potential we as social workers must understand what
poverty truly is and identify social indicators to track education, health, access to services and social
exclusion.
In reality, there s a general deficiency in analyzing the extent and causes of food insecurity and
vulnerability amongst those affected by poverty and specific population groups. This deficiency
causes a lack for a targeted policy and program development. Often times, only certain aspects of
the problem are addressed, leaving other aspects unnoticed, overlooked or neglected. The problems
associated with poverty correspond with one another and can lead to other economical struggles
which causes an exclusion within our society such as economic inequality. Fair distribution in
resources can result in the reduction of poverty. We all pay a price for poverty regardless of how
we may feel. The increased cost of systems such as health, justice and education can in fact impact
our economy. Distributing resources will result in higher productivity leading to economic growth.
Though we have a lack of consistency when implementing polices, strategies and interventions
aimed at alleviating food insecurity, vulnerability and poverty.
Importance of the problem
People living in poverty suffer not only material deprivation, but also the hardships and diminished
life prospects that come with being poor. Childhood poverty often means growing up without the
advantages of a stable home, high quality schools, or consistent nutrition. Adults in poverty are
often hindered by inadequate skills and education, leading to limited wages and job opportunities.
And the high costs of housing, healthcare, and other necessities
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How China Is A Boundless Nation
Geography China is a boundless nation, situated in the eastern piece of the Asian mainland, on the
western Pacific Rim. It takes the first place in population with approximately 1.3 billion people,
occupying 20 percent of the Earth s total population. At the same time China is as well the fourth
biggest nation covering a definite zone of 9,596,960 square kilometers after Russia, Canada, and
the United States. With extra seaward region, including regional waters, unique monetary regions,
and the mainland retire, China s general region covers right around 13 million square kilometers.
China Geology shifts from exceptionally hilly distributions to inhospitable desert zones and level,
rich fields. It is like a staircase dropping from west to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Temperatures change a mind blowing game plan. Affected by extension and rainstorm works out, in
winter, an isotherm of zero degrees crosses the Huaihe River Qinling Mountain southeast Qinghai
Tibet Plateau. Zones north of the isotherm have temperatures underneath zero degrees and south of
it, above zero. Mohe in Heilongjiang can hit an ordinary of 30 degrees centigrade underneath zero
while the temperature of Sanya in Hainan Province is above 20 degrees. In summer, most of extents
are above 20 degrees centigrade despite the high Qinghai Tibet Plateau and distinctive mountains,
for instance, Tianshan. Among these problem areas, Turpan Basin in Xinjiang is the center for
extraordinary warmth at 32 centigrade all things considered.
In addition, the capital city of China is Beijing, a traditional and political city located at the throat
of the cock , which is the shape of China s map. As mentioned about China s topography, it is a vast
country of various terrains covering sorts of industrial production of mineral mines, including coal,
iron, and petroleum. Additionally, a significant natural resource is China s hydropower potential,
which is the world s biggest hydropower station and recognized as an important part of renewable
energy.
Economy The Chinese economy experienced shocking development in the most recent couple of
decades that shot the nation to wind up the world s second biggest economy. It accounts for in the
most recent China s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Geography China is a boundless nation, situated in the eastern piece of the Asian mainland, on the
western Pacific Rim. It takes the first place in population with approximately 1.3 billion people,
occupying 20 percent of the Earth s total population. At the same time China is as well the fourth
biggest nation covering a definite zone of 9,596,960 square kilometers after Russia, Canada, and
the United States. With extra seaward region, including regional waters, unique monetary regions,
and the mainland retire, China s general region covers right around 13 million square kilometers.
China Geology shifts from exceptionally hilly distributions to inhospitable desert zones and level,
rich fields. It is like a staircase dropping from west to... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Temperatures change a mind blowing game plan. Affected by extension and rainstorm works out, in
winter, an isotherm of zero degrees crosses the Huaihe River Qinling Mountain southeast Qinghai
Tibet Plateau. Zones north of the isotherm have temperatures underneath zero degrees and south of
it, above zero. Mohe in Heilongjiang can hit an ordinary of 30 degrees centigrade underneath zero
while the temperature of Sanya in Hainan Province is above 20 degrees. In summer, most of extents
are above 20 degrees centigrade despite the high Qinghai Tibet Plateau and distinctive mountains,
for instance, Tianshan. Among these problem areas, Turpan Basin in Xinjiang is the center for
extraordinary warmth at 32 centigrade all things considered.
In addition, the capital city of China is Beijing, a traditional and political city located at the throat
of the cock , which is the shape of China s map. As mentioned about China s topography, it is a vast
country of various terrains covering sorts of industrial production of mineral mines, including coal,
iron, and petroleum. Additionally, a significant natural resource is China s hydropower potential,
which is the world s biggest hydropower station and recognized as an important part of renewable
energy.
Economy The Chinese economy experienced shocking development in the most recent couple of
decades that shot the nation to wind up the world s second biggest economy. It accounts for in the
most recent China s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on School Violence
On April 20, 1999 Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold opened fire on Columbine Highschool killing
twelve fellow classmates and one teacher. School violence changes our youths morals. From
bullying to peer pressure, youth are exposed to school violence everyday. What is school violence?
School violence varies from accounts of death, homicide, suicide, weapon related violence, in the
US. (c1) School violencecan occur to and from school, while attending a school sponsored event,
on a bus, or at an activity.
Violence in school goes back to the 1800s . The first publicly funded schools for delinquents was
built in Massachussettes during 1847. In 1899 Illinois established the first statewide court for
children . During the 1900s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(d1) The National Crime Victimization Survey states that nearly two point seven million violent
crimes take place each year, on school campus, or near school campus.
Most children and teens are left home alone and unattended after school between three and seven
pm. The current generation today are latchkey children . When a child is left without adult
supervision the child has the opportunity to get into trouble easier. Violent video games teach
children to kill or be killed .(b14) Modern entertainment allows youth to play games with cutting
edge graphics and digital technology to enhance the realism of the game. When no parents are
around to supervise the television it is not being monitored properly. The NIA has found that the
ratings system is weak and parents are still complaining. Children see violence occurring in
television, and also in movies. Movies depict scenes of violence whether it be , violent scenes, or
violent action heroes. Some children do not understand reality vs. video game and movie fantasy.
Problems and issues at home are commonly found when families suffer from family violence,
divorce, drug abuse, poor income, unemployment, and illness.
Bullies at school cause an impact on youth. Children and teens are harassed verbally and
physically. Bullies usually suffer from a delinquency case before age 13, low family income, poor
school performance, psychomotor clumsiness, low non verbal IQ, sibling convicted of crime,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
On April 20, 1999 Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold opened fire on Columbine Highschool killing
twelve fellow classmates and one teacher. School violence changes our youths morals. From
bullying to peer pressure, youth are exposed to school violence everyday. What is school violence?
School violence varies from accounts of death, homicide, suicide, weapon related violence, in the
US. (c1) School violencecan occur to and from school, while attending a school sponsored event,
on a bus, or at an activity.
Violence in school goes back to the 1800s . The first publicly funded schools for delinquents was
built in Massachussettes during 1847. In 1899 Illinois established the first statewide court for
children . During the 1900s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(d1) The National Crime Victimization Survey states that nearly two point seven million violent
crimes take place each year, on school campus, or near school campus.
Most children and teens are left home alone and unattended after school between three and seven
pm. The current generation today are latchkey children . When a child is left without adult
supervision the child has the opportunity to get into trouble easier. Violent video games teach
children to kill or be killed .(b14) Modern entertainment allows youth to play games with cutting
edge graphics and digital technology to enhance the realism of the game. When no parents are
around to supervise the television it is not being monitored properly. The NIA has found that the
ratings system is weak and parents are still complaining. Children see violence occurring in
television, and also in movies. Movies depict scenes of violence whether it be , violent scenes, or
violent action heroes. Some children do not understand reality vs. video game and movie fantasy.
Problems and issues at home are commonly found when families suffer from family violence,
divorce, drug abuse, poor income, unemployment, and illness.
Bullies at school cause an impact on youth. Children and teens are harassed verbally and
physically. Bullies usually suffer from a delinquency case before age 13, low family income, poor
school performance, psychomotor clumsiness, low non verbal IQ, sibling convicted of crime,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Kanye West Jesus Walks Lyrics Analysis
Jesus Walks is a rap song by the artist Kanye West, and the song could be considered a
progressive rap song. Because throughout the lyrics he addresses the crime acts done in
Chicago, and the different types of wars we are facing here in America. He says in the beginning
of the song We at war with terrorism, racism, but most of all we at war with ourselves then the
next verse he expresses some acts of crimes performed in the streets. As the express acts of
racism, and terrorism or acts of protest during the music video, also towards the end of the music
video it shows a member of the KKK building his cross that he sets on fire at the end of the video.
But the religious side of both the song and music video are quite interesting. If you
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jesus Walks is a rap song by the artist Kanye West, and the song could be considered a
progressive rap song. Because throughout the lyrics he addresses the crime acts done in
Chicago, and the different types of wars we are facing here in America. He says in the beginning
of the song We at war with terrorism, racism, but most of all we at war with ourselves then the
next verse he expresses some acts of crimes performed in the streets. As the express acts of
racism, and terrorism or acts of protest during the music video, also towards the end of the music
video it shows a member of the KKK building his cross that he sets on fire at the end of the video.
But the religious side of both the song and music video are quite interesting. If you
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nature Emerson Analysis
In Nature by Ralph Waldo Emerson, there are many ideas that Emerson explored during the
passage. One is the view we have on the stars. Emerson feels like we do not value the stars as we
should. We would view them in a whole new way if they were only present every a thousand
years. We would have a different opinion of them, and would watch out for them when we knew
they would come out. Another idea that Emerson focuses on in the excerpt is if an individual
does have a bad attitude, they look at nature in a bad way. If they have a good attitude, they look
at it in a positive way. One other idea that Emerson pursues is the idea of the transparent eyeball.
We are following the over soul, we are apart of the spirit. we can see everything, but not
everything can see us. The last idea that I will talk about is the view between adults and children.
When children are young, they love to play outside, be in the cool breeze, or play in the snow.
Individuals as they grow to be adults they start to lose that love. They lose the way nature is... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this excerpt his ideas kind of grow to be the same thing. A idea that he talks a lot about in Self
Reliance is accepting yourself. A lot of people find flaws and mistakes in themselves. They get
into a slump, and try to form with society. Accept yourself for who you are, not for what others
want you to be. A second idea that Emerson talks about is finding happiness. He talks about when
you put your and soul into something, it will make you happy. When it turns out good, knowing
you have done your best, is an amazing time where you find happiness. Another idea that he talks
about is not worrying about being judged. Learn after you accept yourself, to not conform with
society. Be an individual who is not scared what others think. Do not let society hold you back
from who you are. If you be who you are individually, you will find life more
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In Nature by Ralph Waldo Emerson, there are many ideas that Emerson explored during the
passage. One is the view we have on the stars. Emerson feels like we do not value the stars as we
should. We would view them in a whole new way if they were only present every a thousand
years. We would have a different opinion of them, and would watch out for them when we knew
they would come out. Another idea that Emerson focuses on in the excerpt is if an individual
does have a bad attitude, they look at nature in a bad way. If they have a good attitude, they look
at it in a positive way. One other idea that Emerson pursues is the idea of the transparent eyeball.
We are following the over soul, we are apart of the spirit. we can see everything, but not
everything can see us. The last idea that I will talk about is the view between adults and children.
When children are young, they love to play outside, be in the cool breeze, or play in the snow.
Individuals as they grow to be adults they start to lose that love. They lose the way nature is... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this excerpt his ideas kind of grow to be the same thing. A idea that he talks a lot about in Self
Reliance is accepting yourself. A lot of people find flaws and mistakes in themselves. They get
into a slump, and try to form with society. Accept yourself for who you are, not for what others
want you to be. A second idea that Emerson talks about is finding happiness. He talks about when
you put your and soul into something, it will make you happy. When it turns out good, knowing
you have done your best, is an amazing time where you find happiness. Another idea that he talks
about is not worrying about being judged. Learn after you accept yourself, to not conform with
society. Be an individual who is not scared what others think. Do not let society hold you back
from who you are. If you be who you are individually, you will find life more
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Analysis Of Longitude By Dava Sobel
Longitude by Dava Sobel was a book that explained in great detail the struggle to find longitude
at sea and way it was so necessary. Sobel talked about the tragedies that followed with not finding
longitude at sea and then the discoveries and trials that had occurred to find a final solution.
Throughout the book, you understand the urgent need to find longitude why it was so hard, and
what it really took in order to come to the final discovery. As you read through this paper you will
get an understanding of the topics Sobel talked about in her book such as, the shipwrecks and
tragedies that occurred without longitude at sea, the two competing methods to find longitude and
the man who discovered it. The first part of the book Dava Sobel... Show more content on
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There were many cases like these that inevitably made the problem of not knowing how to find
longitude into an all out panic to solve it. Shipwreck after shipwreck, it became hard to ignore the
issue at hand, so Parliament took action. In 1714, after countless merchants and seamen demanded
help to find a solution Queen Anne put into action the Longitude Act, which was accompanied by
three sets of money prizes. The first prize was in the amount of В Ј20,000 and you had to come
close to at least a half of a degree of a great circle. The second prize was in the amount of В Ј15,000
and you had to be in two thirds of a degree, and finally, the third prize was В Ј10,000 and that had to
be within one degree. Along with the Longitude Act in order to figure out if methods that were
proposed and explained were accurate, they created a Board of Longitude. The Board of
Longitude was made up of many people like scientists, naval officers, and government officials
but there were also ex officio members on the board as well. The board was given the ability to
give out funds and grants to help competitors further their discoveries and help better them in
order to discover a method of finding longitude. They also were able to find the accuracy of the
discoveries that they were presented by sending them on trial runs and testing them on ships as they
went on voyages but only from Great Britain to any of the
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Longitude by Dava Sobel was a book that explained in great detail the struggle to find longitude
at sea and way it was so necessary. Sobel talked about the tragedies that followed with not finding
longitude at sea and then the discoveries and trials that had occurred to find a final solution.
Throughout the book, you understand the urgent need to find longitude why it was so hard, and
what it really took in order to come to the final discovery. As you read through this paper you will
get an understanding of the topics Sobel talked about in her book such as, the shipwrecks and
tragedies that occurred without longitude at sea, the two competing methods to find longitude and
the man who discovered it. The first part of the book Dava Sobel... Show more content on
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There were many cases like these that inevitably made the problem of not knowing how to find
longitude into an all out panic to solve it. Shipwreck after shipwreck, it became hard to ignore the
issue at hand, so Parliament took action. In 1714, after countless merchants and seamen demanded
help to find a solution Queen Anne put into action the Longitude Act, which was accompanied by
three sets of money prizes. The first prize was in the amount of В Ј20,000 and you had to come
close to at least a half of a degree of a great circle. The second prize was in the amount of В Ј15,000
and you had to be in two thirds of a degree, and finally, the third prize was В Ј10,000 and that had to
be within one degree. Along with the Longitude Act in order to figure out if methods that were
proposed and explained were accurate, they created a Board of Longitude. The Board of
Longitude was made up of many people like scientists, naval officers, and government officials
but there were also ex officio members on the board as well. The board was given the ability to
give out funds and grants to help competitors further their discoveries and help better them in
order to discover a method of finding longitude. They also were able to find the accuracy of the
discoveries that they were presented by sending them on trial runs and testing them on ships as they
went on voyages but only from Great Britain to any of the
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Descriptive Essay About Being Alone In Space
It was a dark stormy night with the smell of fall in the air. The light shining down was tangent
and I can still remember the sound of the rain dripping down from the cold ceilings as it started
dripping down our necks. It was eerily quiet and the only noises heard were coming from up
above along the sewer drains. The scary part is, I remember it like it was yesterday, there was
grit in my teeth and not from that morning s breakfast. There was little to no visibility as if you
were alone in space. The truth is, we weren t alone, we had each other, but that just meant there
were short sprung moments of grace between us. The only way we could see each other was due to
the bright orange jumpsuits that we all so willingly supported. We... Show more content on
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After about 20 minutes of not hearing anything we started to slow down. As we regained our
stamina and talked quietly, I could hear the other guys talking about how carefree the security was
back at the prison. Meanwhile as the guys filed in line behind chatting about how lucky we were,
all that came to my mind was one simple question, who framed us? And why? And that was where
it really began.
According to the warden, if we continued walking for about a quarter mile we would eventually
reach a tunnel that veered off to the left. If we followed that tunnel for around 40 feet we would
run into a barred exit. Now you may be confused as to what I said earlier when I said the warden
told us how to escape. That or the question of should we trust her? Well that was a hard one to do
but the warden was a good sincere person who knew right from wrong. She knew it wasn t us six
who committed the murder of a woman and her child. We were men who were known to be
criminals but never would any of us murder someone. In fact half of us wouldn t hurt a fly but with
one look at us, you might think much differently, but the warden knew that.
So we did what the warden told us and we followed the tunnels until we came upon a tunnel
extension that veered off to the left. When we got there we followed it about the
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It was a dark stormy night with the smell of fall in the air. The light shining down was tangent
and I can still remember the sound of the rain dripping down from the cold ceilings as it started
dripping down our necks. It was eerily quiet and the only noises heard were coming from up
above along the sewer drains. The scary part is, I remember it like it was yesterday, there was
grit in my teeth and not from that morning s breakfast. There was little to no visibility as if you
were alone in space. The truth is, we weren t alone, we had each other, but that just meant there
were short sprung moments of grace between us. The only way we could see each other was due to
the bright orange jumpsuits that we all so willingly supported. We... Show more content on
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After about 20 minutes of not hearing anything we started to slow down. As we regained our
stamina and talked quietly, I could hear the other guys talking about how carefree the security was
back at the prison. Meanwhile as the guys filed in line behind chatting about how lucky we were,
all that came to my mind was one simple question, who framed us? And why? And that was where
it really began.
According to the warden, if we continued walking for about a quarter mile we would eventually
reach a tunnel that veered off to the left. If we followed that tunnel for around 40 feet we would
run into a barred exit. Now you may be confused as to what I said earlier when I said the warden
told us how to escape. That or the question of should we trust her? Well that was a hard one to do
but the warden was a good sincere person who knew right from wrong. She knew it wasn t us six
who committed the murder of a woman and her child. We were men who were known to be
criminals but never would any of us murder someone. In fact half of us wouldn t hurt a fly but with
one look at us, you might think much differently, but the warden knew that.
So we did what the warden told us and we followed the tunnels until we came upon a tunnel
extension that veered off to the left. When we got there we followed it about the
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Existential and Expressive Arts Therapy Essay
Existential and Expressive Arts Therapy SarГ© Gebhardt GEXTH 5102.01 Karen Estrella
November 30, 2008 Sometime in the late eighties, Shaun McNiff, Sr. Kathleen Burke and I sat in
a small pub in Cleveland, Ohio. It was after midnight when conversation turned to my writing
project, this book. Sr. Kathleen asked, What s the title going to be? Well, I replied, the working
title is Existential Art Therapy. Shaun sighed. Bruce, don t be redundant. All art is existential. ...I
have thought often of Shaun s admonition. He is right, all art is existential. Perhaps that is why the
concepts...have held up as the world of health care has revolutionized, i.e., all art has to do with the
basic human experience of life as it is.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Expressive Arts Therapy within the Existential Framework Not much has been written about the
use of expressive arts in existential practice. Pat Allen, one of the founders of the open studio
approach to art therapy... decided to experiment with having people make art alongside each other
and be of service to each other during the process, hence the Open Studio Approach (Story, 2007).
This approach is based upon three elements; intention, attention and witness (Story, 2007). Story
continues to explain what a session would look like, an Open Studio session begins with art
making...participants are encouraged to focus their intention towards what they would like to
understand, change or accept about themselves (2007). This is the start of the participant
developing self awareness. Following this, is a time for each person in the group to sit before their
art... (participants) are encouraged to pay attention to their bodily sensations, judgments and
reactions (Story, 2007). The concept of dialoging with the art is often used at this stage. Allen then
had individuals write for a length of time about what they had experienced during their time sitting
with the art. As the studio participants gather as a group, individuals may share their writing if they
wish. The other participants are there to witness, to place no judgments and do not interrupt during
this time. This open studio idea was labeled as an art therapy process.
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Existential and Expressive Arts Therapy SarГ© Gebhardt GEXTH 5102.01 Karen Estrella
November 30, 2008 Sometime in the late eighties, Shaun McNiff, Sr. Kathleen Burke and I sat in
a small pub in Cleveland, Ohio. It was after midnight when conversation turned to my writing
project, this book. Sr. Kathleen asked, What s the title going to be? Well, I replied, the working
title is Existential Art Therapy. Shaun sighed. Bruce, don t be redundant. All art is existential. ...I
have thought often of Shaun s admonition. He is right, all art is existential. Perhaps that is why the
concepts...have held up as the world of health care has revolutionized, i.e., all art has to do with the
basic human experience of life as it is.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Expressive Arts Therapy within the Existential Framework Not much has been written about the
use of expressive arts in existential practice. Pat Allen, one of the founders of the open studio
approach to art therapy... decided to experiment with having people make art alongside each other
and be of service to each other during the process, hence the Open Studio Approach (Story, 2007).
This approach is based upon three elements; intention, attention and witness (Story, 2007). Story
continues to explain what a session would look like, an Open Studio session begins with art
making...participants are encouraged to focus their intention towards what they would like to
understand, change or accept about themselves (2007). This is the start of the participant
developing self awareness. Following this, is a time for each person in the group to sit before their
art... (participants) are encouraged to pay attention to their bodily sensations, judgments and
reactions (Story, 2007). The concept of dialoging with the art is often used at this stage. Allen then
had individuals write for a length of time about what they had experienced during their time sitting
with the art. As the studio participants gather as a group, individuals may share their writing if they
wish. The other participants are there to witness, to place no judgments and do not interrupt during
this time. This open studio idea was labeled as an art therapy process.
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The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty by James Thurber is a short story about a man named Walter
Mitty. Walter is an ordinary man living an ordinary life, however, Walter always seems to escape
into one of his fantasies while trying to accomplish everyday task. This often leads to Walter
being mocked and ridiculed by people around him. Furthermore, Walter s wife, Mrs. Mitty is
dominant in their relationship. She establishes many rules which Walter must fulfill. This is
evident when, Walter drives fifty five kilometers per hour, Mrs. Mitty demands Not so fast! You
re driving too fast! ... You know I don t like to go more than forty (Thurber 2). Similarly, when
Walter contemplates whether to head back to the hotel, he recalls She didn t like... Show more
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Mitty] seemed grossly unfamiliar, like a stranger woman who had yelled at him in a crowd (2).
Walter Mitty is so unbelievably absentminded that he is unable to recognize his own wife.
Similarly, Walter divulges into his dream like state while almost crashing into a car. This causes
the parking lot attendant to sheik Back it up! Look out for that Buick! Walter Mitty jammed on the
brakes. Wrong lane, Mac, (3). Evidently, Walters s imagination causes him to lose consciousness of
reality, thus, causing Walter to be absentminded. Furthermore, diction also helps illuminate Walter
character. After entering the wrong lane, the parking lot attendant volunteers to park the car. As
Walter hands him the key, the attendant vaulted into the car, backed it up with insolent skill (3).
This shows Walters opinion towards the attendant. The choice of words vaulted and insolent
indicates that Walter is jealous or insecure when he says They re so damn cocky (4). This shows
diction helped prove Walter is also jealous or insure about himself. In addition, the narration of the
story is narrated in third person, limited omniscient point of view. This gives effective insights of
Walter Mitty s thoughts and actions, which helps to further analyze Walters s character. For
instance, when Walter is unable to unwind the chains of the axles, Mrs. Mitty forces Walter to
unwind the chains at a garage. This makes Walter feel uneasy, consequently, Walter decides to
wear [his] right arm in a sling; they won t grin at [him] then. I ll have my right arm in a sling and
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The Secret Life of Walter Mitty by James Thurber is a short story about a man named Walter
Mitty. Walter is an ordinary man living an ordinary life, however, Walter always seems to escape
into one of his fantasies while trying to accomplish everyday task. This often leads to Walter
being mocked and ridiculed by people around him. Furthermore, Walter s wife, Mrs. Mitty is
dominant in their relationship. She establishes many rules which Walter must fulfill. This is
evident when, Walter drives fifty five kilometers per hour, Mrs. Mitty demands Not so fast! You
re driving too fast! ... You know I don t like to go more than forty (Thurber 2). Similarly, when
Walter contemplates whether to head back to the hotel, he recalls She didn t like... Show more
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Mitty] seemed grossly unfamiliar, like a stranger woman who had yelled at him in a crowd (2).
Walter Mitty is so unbelievably absentminded that he is unable to recognize his own wife.
Similarly, Walter divulges into his dream like state while almost crashing into a car. This causes
the parking lot attendant to sheik Back it up! Look out for that Buick! Walter Mitty jammed on the
brakes. Wrong lane, Mac, (3). Evidently, Walters s imagination causes him to lose consciousness of
reality, thus, causing Walter to be absentminded. Furthermore, diction also helps illuminate Walter
character. After entering the wrong lane, the parking lot attendant volunteers to park the car. As
Walter hands him the key, the attendant vaulted into the car, backed it up with insolent skill (3).
This shows Walters opinion towards the attendant. The choice of words vaulted and insolent
indicates that Walter is jealous or insecure when he says They re so damn cocky (4). This shows
diction helped prove Walter is also jealous or insure about himself. In addition, the narration of the
story is narrated in third person, limited omniscient point of view. This gives effective insights of
Walter Mitty s thoughts and actions, which helps to further analyze Walters s character. For
instance, when Walter is unable to unwind the chains of the axles, Mrs. Mitty forces Walter to
unwind the chains at a garage. This makes Walter feel uneasy, consequently, Walter decides to
wear [his] right arm in a sling; they won t grin at [him] then. I ll have my right arm in a sling and
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Veterans To Retire
Best Cities in Texas for Veterans to Retire from Service Being a part of the military is not a
permanent situation. At some point, the active military life will come to an end and soldiers will
be thrust back into civilian life. With Veteran s Day right around the corner, it s only fair to take
a look at the great cities in Texas where Veterans can have an excellent civilian life after serving
our country proudly. Houston According to a study conducted by the USAA, the best city in Texas
for Veterans to return to civilian life in is Houston. The reason for this is that Houston has a
number of great opportunities for Veterans to put their military skills to good use. They also have a
low unemployment rate among Veterans and there are hiring
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Best Cities in Texas for Veterans to Retire from Service Being a part of the military is not a
permanent situation. At some point, the active military life will come to an end and soldiers will
be thrust back into civilian life. With Veteran s Day right around the corner, it s only fair to take
a look at the great cities in Texas where Veterans can have an excellent civilian life after serving
our country proudly. Houston According to a study conducted by the USAA, the best city in Texas
for Veterans to return to civilian life in is Houston. The reason for this is that Houston has a
number of great opportunities for Veterans to put their military skills to good use. They also have a
low unemployment rate among Veterans and there are hiring
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Gay Marriage Moment Essay
Gay Marriage Moment
Gay marriage should be allowed nobody is perfect. In this world we all have the ability to love
somebody. We shouldn t judge others, all of us are human beings just because we don t like a
man or women of our kind. Each one of us that are homosexuals or lesbians or gays. Doesn t mean
that we can t have the same things as men and women some people believe that same sex marriage
is against their morals and their religious won t accept it. Gay marriage should be allowed because
the government shouldn t interfere with people s personal life, same sex marriage deserves the same
benefits of marriage as any other couple, however, the opposing side believes same sex marriage is
against their morals and religious beliefs; A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also, the government thinks that he owns marriage with power but it shouldn t be that way. It is
stated from the book the Homosexuality by the author Robert H. Knight , One possible answer is
that the government owns it by virtue of its power to enact legislation that grants married persons
certain privileges while charging them with certain responsibilities. The government basic wants
to control this people that are not straight. Just because they are gay or lesbian or homosexual
just mean that they do wrong to our society. They have the same right as a straight couple. It is
just that people are not very aware, and they don t do research about it. That s why they see
everything wrong about it. In the book Homosexuality It is Vernell stated But psychologists and
theologians have in every way sought to elevate heterosexual love and debase demean,
pathologize, vilify or deny love between people of the same sex reduce it to lust, claim it.... That
we cannot deny the love if we are attracted to our same sex then that s our choice and nobody must
tell them nothing.
The catholic church is against gay marriage because of their values. It is stated in the America
article, Growing Latino Catholic population challenges, energizes church, Mexico City Cardinal
Norberto Rivera Carrera criticized the city s legalization of gay marriage and adoption by same sex
couples . It is because of this people that oppose gay marriage cannot be legalize.
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Gay Marriage Moment
Gay marriage should be allowed nobody is perfect. In this world we all have the ability to love
somebody. We shouldn t judge others, all of us are human beings just because we don t like a
man or women of our kind. Each one of us that are homosexuals or lesbians or gays. Doesn t mean
that we can t have the same things as men and women some people believe that same sex marriage
is against their morals and their religious won t accept it. Gay marriage should be allowed because
the government shouldn t interfere with people s personal life, same sex marriage deserves the same
benefits of marriage as any other couple, however, the opposing side believes same sex marriage is
against their morals and religious beliefs; A ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Also, the government thinks that he owns marriage with power but it shouldn t be that way. It is
stated from the book the Homosexuality by the author Robert H. Knight , One possible answer is
that the government owns it by virtue of its power to enact legislation that grants married persons
certain privileges while charging them with certain responsibilities. The government basic wants
to control this people that are not straight. Just because they are gay or lesbian or homosexual
just mean that they do wrong to our society. They have the same right as a straight couple. It is
just that people are not very aware, and they don t do research about it. That s why they see
everything wrong about it. In the book Homosexuality It is Vernell stated But psychologists and
theologians have in every way sought to elevate heterosexual love and debase demean,
pathologize, vilify or deny love between people of the same sex reduce it to lust, claim it.... That
we cannot deny the love if we are attracted to our same sex then that s our choice and nobody must
tell them nothing.
The catholic church is against gay marriage because of their values. It is stated in the America
article, Growing Latino Catholic population challenges, energizes church, Mexico City Cardinal
Norberto Rivera Carrera criticized the city s legalization of gay marriage and adoption by same sex
couples . It is because of this people that oppose gay marriage cannot be legalize.
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Happiness And Happiness Analysis
Weiner is continuing his research in Switzerland with the help of journalist friend; Susan. She
invites him to meet with a couple of Swiss people to interview their views on happiness. A
wealthy banker, a doctor, and a former Hollywood agent who s lived in Switzerland for the past
ten years. Weiner asks them on a scale of 1 10; how happy are you these days? , and the
responses are as expected, multiple eights and nines and even at seven. The Swiss interviewees
were shocked as Weiner to see that they were quite happy with their lives. During the interview
with them, he further asks, what is it that makes them happy? , the doctor replies, Envy. ,
explaining that the Swiss will do anything to avoid envy with each other. Living by rules and
judgment for example; no flushing the toilet after ten or no laughing after midnight, etc. In
addition to his research, he remembers that a certain naturalist, claimed that humans have the
innate love for nature through evolutionary past. Weiner then takes a trip to Bern; a place so
quaint, you might end up leaving from insanity, of it is so quiet and small. He then travels to
Zurich for a short while, to see how well people on that side of town spend their happiness. To his
shock, it is actually slow paced; every person is in no hurry to leave the beauty of the surroundings.
Switzerlandis a place of rules and morals, but full of judgment and monitored actions. Rules do not
create more happiness, because it restricts your activities.
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Weiner is continuing his research in Switzerland with the help of journalist friend; Susan. She
invites him to meet with a couple of Swiss people to interview their views on happiness. A
wealthy banker, a doctor, and a former Hollywood agent who s lived in Switzerland for the past
ten years. Weiner asks them on a scale of 1 10; how happy are you these days? , and the
responses are as expected, multiple eights and nines and even at seven. The Swiss interviewees
were shocked as Weiner to see that they were quite happy with their lives. During the interview
with them, he further asks, what is it that makes them happy? , the doctor replies, Envy. ,
explaining that the Swiss will do anything to avoid envy with each other. Living by rules and
judgment for example; no flushing the toilet after ten or no laughing after midnight, etc. In
addition to his research, he remembers that a certain naturalist, claimed that humans have the
innate love for nature through evolutionary past. Weiner then takes a trip to Bern; a place so
quaint, you might end up leaving from insanity, of it is so quiet and small. He then travels to
Zurich for a short while, to see how well people on that side of town spend their happiness. To his
shock, it is actually slow paced; every person is in no hurry to leave the beauty of the surroundings.
Switzerlandis a place of rules and morals, but full of judgment and monitored actions. Rules do not
create more happiness, because it restricts your activities.
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Similarism In The Devil s Arithmetic
There were 6 Nazi extermination camps, including Auschwitz, Belzec, Chelmno, Majdanek, Sobibor
and Treblinka. The Devil s Arithmetic book and movie both have similarities and differences.
Similarities include, allusions, main character, man vs. society, and man vs. self or internal conflict.
Differences include main character Rivka, Yitzchak, Tzipporah, and Reuven are not in the movie,
Hannah has different beginning and age, and the execution was carried out different. There are two
main themes, those are the importance of family history, and the other theme is perseverance.
In The Devil s Arithmetic, book and movie, there are many similarities including the same
allusion of The Wizard of Oz, Hannah is similar, they have man vs. society, and man vs. self. The
Wizard of Oz, is an allusion meaning it was mentioned in the book. Oz is similar to the book as
Hannah was in a dream just like Dorothy. Hannah is another similarity in the book and movie as
Hannah keeps the same traits in both the book and movie. She hates Jewish history towards the
beginning, and respects it in the end. Another similarity is the conflict of man vs. society. Man
vs. society is shown as it is the Jews vs. the Nazis society. One other similarity is man vs. self as
Hannah still has an internal conflict in both the movie and book. This conflict is she questions is
there any more I can do, and are we monsters or heroes.
In The Devil s Arithmetic, the book and movie have many differences. These
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There were 6 Nazi extermination camps, including Auschwitz, Belzec, Chelmno, Majdanek, Sobibor
and Treblinka. The Devil s Arithmetic book and movie both have similarities and differences.
Similarities include, allusions, main character, man vs. society, and man vs. self or internal conflict.
Differences include main character Rivka, Yitzchak, Tzipporah, and Reuven are not in the movie,
Hannah has different beginning and age, and the execution was carried out different. There are two
main themes, those are the importance of family history, and the other theme is perseverance.
In The Devil s Arithmetic, book and movie, there are many similarities including the same
allusion of The Wizard of Oz, Hannah is similar, they have man vs. society, and man vs. self. The
Wizard of Oz, is an allusion meaning it was mentioned in the book. Oz is similar to the book as
Hannah was in a dream just like Dorothy. Hannah is another similarity in the book and movie as
Hannah keeps the same traits in both the book and movie. She hates Jewish history towards the
beginning, and respects it in the end. Another similarity is the conflict of man vs. society. Man
vs. society is shown as it is the Jews vs. the Nazis society. One other similarity is man vs. self as
Hannah still has an internal conflict in both the movie and book. This conflict is she questions is
there any more I can do, and are we monsters or heroes.
In The Devil s Arithmetic, the book and movie have many differences. These
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Christopher Browning s Ordinary Men
The book written by Christopher R. Browning titled Ordinary Men is an interesting, engaging,
anomaly in the genre of non fiction books pertaining to the topic of World War Two and the
Holocaust. Browning s analysis of what possessed ordinary German men, who s ideas where non
pertinent in relation to Nazism is one worthy of academic study and discourse. Browning is
delving into the intricacies of what specifically pushed ordinary men in the Reserve Police
Battalions 101 of Nazi Germanyto perpetrate the action of moving thousands of Polish Jewry into
box cars, and sequentially taking part in perhaps the worst enormity in human history. Browning s
argument is an ever unsettling one, an argument that reveals to the reader what normal people...
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The men within Majors Trapp s police regiment knew that they were carrying out atrocity, even
having internal affairs to the situation, yet they digressed to a primal tactic of grouping together in
order to fight for their Authoritative figure. If that is the reaction of humans deemed ordinary then
where is the divider between evil, pernicious, and vindictive groups or individuals and someone
labeled as the opposite of those labels. It s strange to think that the many people who fit under the
umbrella of normal , if Browning is correct, are closer to being a contributor to something as
horrible as genocide if the governing body turns
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The book written by Christopher R. Browning titled Ordinary Men is an interesting, engaging,
anomaly in the genre of non fiction books pertaining to the topic of World War Two and the
Holocaust. Browning s analysis of what possessed ordinary German men, who s ideas where non
pertinent in relation to Nazism is one worthy of academic study and discourse. Browning is
delving into the intricacies of what specifically pushed ordinary men in the Reserve Police
Battalions 101 of Nazi Germanyto perpetrate the action of moving thousands of Polish Jewry into
box cars, and sequentially taking part in perhaps the worst enormity in human history. Browning s
argument is an ever unsettling one, an argument that reveals to the reader what normal people...
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The men within Majors Trapp s police regiment knew that they were carrying out atrocity, even
having internal affairs to the situation, yet they digressed to a primal tactic of grouping together in
order to fight for their Authoritative figure. If that is the reaction of humans deemed ordinary then
where is the divider between evil, pernicious, and vindictive groups or individuals and someone
labeled as the opposite of those labels. It s strange to think that the many people who fit under the
umbrella of normal , if Browning is correct, are closer to being a contributor to something as
horrible as genocide if the governing body turns
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Heroic Qualities Of Odysseus
Homer s epic poem The Odyssey begins by painting Odysseus as a brave and powerful leader and
an impulsive decision maker who over time becomes more intelligent; Homer develops these
relatable and heroic characteristics through detailed imagery and word choice as well as through
symbols and homeric similes which amplify the representation of Odysseusas a normal person as
well as a heroic figure. Odysseus s tendency to succumb to impulsive strokes of curiosity enables
readers to relate with his inner character. The protagonist gives into the natural human curiosity
to find and fix one s weakness. Circe tells him of the sirens who know the secrets of Odysseus s
weakness, she also tells him that listening to their knowledge is unwise and he along with his
crew should close their ears. However, in his impulsivity, Odysseus actually tells his crew to
force him to listen while they cover their ears. Odysseus also shows his impulses in regards to
thirst for knowledge when he sends two scouts to explore the land of the Lotus Eaters, knowing
full well that their chance of return is unlikely. This quest for knowledge could have been in a
slower, but more logical and effective way. This shows how Odysseus can easily succumb to less
logical ideas if it is a question of his power or knowledge. Another constant in his early story is his
portrayal as a daring and fearlessfigure, often taking control and triumphing over potential threats.
Odysseus witnesses two of his shipmates be
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Homer s epic poem The Odyssey begins by painting Odysseus as a brave and powerful leader and
an impulsive decision maker who over time becomes more intelligent; Homer develops these
relatable and heroic characteristics through detailed imagery and word choice as well as through
symbols and homeric similes which amplify the representation of Odysseusas a normal person as
well as a heroic figure. Odysseus s tendency to succumb to impulsive strokes of curiosity enables
readers to relate with his inner character. The protagonist gives into the natural human curiosity
to find and fix one s weakness. Circe tells him of the sirens who know the secrets of Odysseus s
weakness, she also tells him that listening to their knowledge is unwise and he along with his
crew should close their ears. However, in his impulsivity, Odysseus actually tells his crew to
force him to listen while they cover their ears. Odysseus also shows his impulses in regards to
thirst for knowledge when he sends two scouts to explore the land of the Lotus Eaters, knowing
full well that their chance of return is unlikely. This quest for knowledge could have been in a
slower, but more logical and effective way. This shows how Odysseus can easily succumb to less
logical ideas if it is a question of his power or knowledge. Another constant in his early story is his
portrayal as a daring and fearlessfigure, often taking control and triumphing over potential threats.
Odysseus witnesses two of his shipmates be
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Three Reasons Why People Contribute To Death From World...
Did you know that 815 million people are starving to death from world hunger. This comes from
three reasons. Most people can t afford it because they don t have jobs. Also they don t know
how to make food because they were never taught how. Last they don t live anywhere where
they can grow food because they have no space. Most of the people who can t eat is because
they don t have the money for food. They don t have a job and if they do have a job than they
don t have enough money to afford food. Some of the jobs they have are slaves and slaves don t
get paid at all. Slaves only eat every little, only enough to keep them alive. There is only one of the
three main reasons on why people are starving. The second reason that people are starving
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Did you know that 815 million people are starving to death from world hunger. This comes from
three reasons. Most people can t afford it because they don t have jobs. Also they don t know
how to make food because they were never taught how. Last they don t live anywhere where
they can grow food because they have no space. Most of the people who can t eat is because
they don t have the money for food. They don t have a job and if they do have a job than they
don t have enough money to afford food. Some of the jobs they have are slaves and slaves don t
get paid at all. Slaves only eat every little, only enough to keep them alive. There is only one of the
three main reasons on why people are starving. The second reason that people are starving
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Federal Form Of Government In The United States
Federal government has been the form of government used in our country since the ratification of
the Constitution in 1788. A federalist government lies between both unitary and confederal
systems. Utilizing many aspects of both forms of government, the founders of our country took
keystone ideas from many renowned political theorists. These ideas formed our government
through a system of checks and balances giving the people the power for change, without putting
too much power in the national or states governments. Through our federal form of government
there are many positive aspects not found in unitary or confederal countries. As the United Statesis
such a large country it would be impractical to attempt to have a powerful central authority.
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Federal government has been the form of government used in our country since the ratification of
the Constitution in 1788. A federalist government lies between both unitary and confederal
systems. Utilizing many aspects of both forms of government, the founders of our country took
keystone ideas from many renowned political theorists. These ideas formed our government
through a system of checks and balances giving the people the power for change, without putting
too much power in the national or states governments. Through our federal form of government
there are many positive aspects not found in unitary or confederal countries. As the United Statesis
such a large country it would be impractical to attempt to have a powerful central authority.
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The Wife s Lament Analysis
What is exile? Exile is the action of one being kicked out of their home or native land, usually as a
punishment. According to Anglo Saxons, all exile is a model of the banishment of humankind
from its rightful place in Heaven. Exile is a pretty frequent theme of Anglo Saxon literature by
symbolizing this in many different scenarios and using different characters and places. Since the
religionof christianitywas so important to the Anglo Saxons, this was a scary thing for many of
them to find in their literature. After one examines the lyrics in The Seafarer, The Wanderer, and
The Wife s Lament, one will notice that exile is included in all three of these Anglo Saxon stories.
In each of these stories, the theme of exile is prominently emphasized through at least one detail.
For example, in the stories The Seafarer and The Wanderer, the theme of exile is demonstrated and
emphasized through the use of water. The narrators in these stories are on sea voyages and water is
used to represent their separation, or exile, from their original home. In the story The Wife s
Lament, the theme of exile is demonstrated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The husband mysteriously left the wife one day without returning which caused the narrator s
pitiful isolation. Eventually during her suffering, she decides that she needs to go out to try to
find her husband, but the husband s kinsmen decided to keep the wife shut out from him.
Moreover, the narrator is left to continue suffering from her exile. My man s kinsmen began to
plot by darkened thought to divide us two so we most widely in the world s kingdom lived
wretchedly and I suffered longing (lns. 11 14). Since exile is supposed to represent the separation
of people from christianity according to Anglo Saxons, this story could have evoked sadness and
fear onto Anglo Saxons by being a sorrowful way to symbolize this
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What is exile? Exile is the action of one being kicked out of their home or native land, usually as a
punishment. According to Anglo Saxons, all exile is a model of the banishment of humankind
from its rightful place in Heaven. Exile is a pretty frequent theme of Anglo Saxon literature by
symbolizing this in many different scenarios and using different characters and places. Since the
religionof christianitywas so important to the Anglo Saxons, this was a scary thing for many of
them to find in their literature. After one examines the lyrics in The Seafarer, The Wanderer, and
The Wife s Lament, one will notice that exile is included in all three of these Anglo Saxon stories.
In each of these stories, the theme of exile is prominently emphasized through at least one detail.
For example, in the stories The Seafarer and The Wanderer, the theme of exile is demonstrated and
emphasized through the use of water. The narrators in these stories are on sea voyages and water is
used to represent their separation, or exile, from their original home. In the story The Wife s
Lament, the theme of exile is demonstrated ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The husband mysteriously left the wife one day without returning which caused the narrator s
pitiful isolation. Eventually during her suffering, she decides that she needs to go out to try to
find her husband, but the husband s kinsmen decided to keep the wife shut out from him.
Moreover, the narrator is left to continue suffering from her exile. My man s kinsmen began to
plot by darkened thought to divide us two so we most widely in the world s kingdom lived
wretchedly and I suffered longing (lns. 11 14). Since exile is supposed to represent the separation
of people from christianity according to Anglo Saxons, this story could have evoked sadness and
fear onto Anglo Saxons by being a sorrowful way to symbolize this
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Similarities Between Northern Territory And Australia s...
There are little to no similarities between the Northern Territory and Australia economies, both of
which include little connectable data. The GDP growth rate for the Northern Territory shares a
similar percentage as its primary sector percentage, both being about 10%. Both primary sector
percentages for Australia and the Northern Territory are close in percentage, with less than 5%
percent between them. This is due to australia including sections from other states as well as the
Northern Territory. Various differences between the given data for Northern Territories economy
and Australia s economy can be noted. Majority of the statistics for the Northern Territory dwindle
at a low number, this is because the Northern Territory is smaller... Show more content on
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Small businesses are generally started by an entrepreneur portraying their idea to the public and
selling for a profit, beginning with a micro business, sole proprieter or a partnership. This will
eventually evolve into a small business if they hire more employees. As more employees are
hired, this adds to their quality of life through giving a sense of self worth to those employed.
Innovation is important to small businesses, as it opens doors into oppertunities for future
endeavours. Innovation will allow a business to predict possible future needs and to fulfull these
before other competitve businesses do. Small business in a local economy provides innovation
and growth to its location, they also provide work to many people due to the large amount of
existing small businesses. Customer loyalty works out in favour of small businesses, as most of
them are orginal products or services and you wouldn t find them elsewhere unless the company
expands. The social value of the Northern Territory is essential, as this allows more people to get
jobs and build small businesses up. As these businesses grow, the tax from these will go back into
the community into schools and other
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There are little to no similarities between the Northern Territory and Australia economies, both of
which include little connectable data. The GDP growth rate for the Northern Territory shares a
similar percentage as its primary sector percentage, both being about 10%. Both primary sector
percentages for Australia and the Northern Territory are close in percentage, with less than 5%
percent between them. This is due to australia including sections from other states as well as the
Northern Territory. Various differences between the given data for Northern Territories economy
and Australia s economy can be noted. Majority of the statistics for the Northern Territory dwindle
at a low number, this is because the Northern Territory is smaller... Show more content on
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Small businesses are generally started by an entrepreneur portraying their idea to the public and
selling for a profit, beginning with a micro business, sole proprieter or a partnership. This will
eventually evolve into a small business if they hire more employees. As more employees are
hired, this adds to their quality of life through giving a sense of self worth to those employed.
Innovation is important to small businesses, as it opens doors into oppertunities for future
endeavours. Innovation will allow a business to predict possible future needs and to fulfull these
before other competitve businesses do. Small business in a local economy provides innovation
and growth to its location, they also provide work to many people due to the large amount of
existing small businesses. Customer loyalty works out in favour of small businesses, as most of
them are orginal products or services and you wouldn t find them elsewhere unless the company
expands. The social value of the Northern Territory is essential, as this allows more people to get
jobs and build small businesses up. As these businesses grow, the tax from these will go back into
the community into schools and other
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Change Comes At A Price
Change comes at a price. Moldova s economy is in a critical condition. This small country is a
former Soviet Union republic located in the southeastern region of Europe, next to Romania. Its
separation from the single party communist state resulted in devastating economic consequences
and increased number of people living in poverty. Moldova is considered the poorest country in
Europebased on the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita. The economic crisis in Moldova is
a result of the deteriorating economic and social conditions, which were caused by the collapse of
the Soviet Union, the crumbling economy, and the population migration, but the situation is in the
process of being resolved with the support of the European Union. Moldova... Show more content
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The people of Moldova do not have the choice to create their own independent companies.
Therefore, they are unable to improve their economic status and increase their wealth. There is
evidence in the 2015 Index of Economic Freedom claiming that, Moldova is ranked 39th among
43 countries in the Europe region, and its overall score is below the regional and world averages
( Moldova 2015). Due to the high poverty level in the state, Moldova is one of the poorest
countries in Europe. Overall, Moldova s geographical location and current political situation
presents a great disadvantage to its economy. Moldova has undergone many economic problems
due to the collapse of the Soviet Union. Moldova s economy had lost about two fifths of its size,
while most of the former communist countries in Central Europe had managed to rebound to their
original sizes (Hensel and Gudim). Most of the former Soviet republics had the capability of
resolving their economic issues by utilizing their own resources and properly managing them. The
country of Moldova suffered many struggles after separating from the Soviet Union, compared to
other former Soviet republics. The equipment necessary for this country is unavailable within the
borders, but is available in other countries for higher prices ( Out of the USSR ). The nation of
Moldova was completely dependent on the Soviet economy and were unprepared to function
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Change comes at a price. Moldova s economy is in a critical condition. This small country is a
former Soviet Union republic located in the southeastern region of Europe, next to Romania. Its
separation from the single party communist state resulted in devastating economic consequences
and increased number of people living in poverty. Moldova is considered the poorest country in
Europebased on the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita. The economic crisis in Moldova is
a result of the deteriorating economic and social conditions, which were caused by the collapse of
the Soviet Union, the crumbling economy, and the population migration, but the situation is in the
process of being resolved with the support of the European Union. Moldova... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
The people of Moldova do not have the choice to create their own independent companies.
Therefore, they are unable to improve their economic status and increase their wealth. There is
evidence in the 2015 Index of Economic Freedom claiming that, Moldova is ranked 39th among
43 countries in the Europe region, and its overall score is below the regional and world averages
( Moldova 2015). Due to the high poverty level in the state, Moldova is one of the poorest
countries in Europe. Overall, Moldova s geographical location and current political situation
presents a great disadvantage to its economy. Moldova has undergone many economic problems
due to the collapse of the Soviet Union. Moldova s economy had lost about two fifths of its size,
while most of the former communist countries in Central Europe had managed to rebound to their
original sizes (Hensel and Gudim). Most of the former Soviet republics had the capability of
resolving their economic issues by utilizing their own resources and properly managing them. The
country of Moldova suffered many struggles after separating from the Soviet Union, compared to
other former Soviet republics. The equipment necessary for this country is unavailable within the
borders, but is available in other countries for higher prices ( Out of the USSR ). The nation of
Moldova was completely dependent on the Soviet economy and were unprepared to function
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Canada as an Ethical and Egalitarian Model for the United...
Introduction
Universal healthcare should be available to everyone in the United States, and the best system
would be a Canadian style, single payer form of national health insurance rather than Obama Care
or reliance on private health insurance. Health care is a basic human right, and from an ethical
viewpoint, the system in the United States is the most unjust and unequal in the Western world
and paradoxically the most expensive as well. Although national health insurance was first
proposed as early as 1912, and again during the New Deal and Fair Deal in the 1930s and 1940s,
it has always been blocked by powerful corporate interests that have far too much influence on
politics and public opinion. Even worse, the injustice of the present system is borne most
heavily by the poor, working class, and members of minority groups who lack health care
coverage at work and cannot afford private insurance. North of the border, Canada has a far
better model for health care and one that most U.S. reformers have demanded since the 1940s.
Medicare has been a very popular public service in Canada since it was first passed in 1966, and
provides universal health care paid for out of general tax revenue. In the U.S., Medicare covers
only those over age 65, but it should be modified into a Medicare for all system, especially if the
Supreme Court overturns Obama Care this year.
Canada as an Ethical and Egalitarian Model for the United States
In Canada medical and hospital services are
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Introduction
Universal healthcare should be available to everyone in the United States, and the best system
would be a Canadian style, single payer form of national health insurance rather than Obama Care
or reliance on private health insurance. Health care is a basic human right, and from an ethical
viewpoint, the system in the United States is the most unjust and unequal in the Western world
and paradoxically the most expensive as well. Although national health insurance was first
proposed as early as 1912, and again during the New Deal and Fair Deal in the 1930s and 1940s,
it has always been blocked by powerful corporate interests that have far too much influence on
politics and public opinion. Even worse, the injustice of the present system is borne most
heavily by the poor, working class, and members of minority groups who lack health care
coverage at work and cannot afford private insurance. North of the border, Canada has a far
better model for health care and one that most U.S. reformers have demanded since the 1940s.
Medicare has been a very popular public service in Canada since it was first passed in 1966, and
provides universal health care paid for out of general tax revenue. In the U.S., Medicare covers
only those over age 65, but it should be modified into a Medicare for all system, especially if the
Supreme Court overturns Obama Care this year.
Canada as an Ethical and Egalitarian Model for the United States
In Canada medical and hospital services are
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Crvical Cancer Essay
With more than 500,000 new cases being detected each year, cervical cancer is one of the
leading causes of cancer affecting women worldwide.1, 2 A very high burden of cervical cancer
mortality is found in developing countries, where nearly 9 out of 10 cases result in cervical cancer
related mortality among women.3, 4 These healthcare disparities can be largely explained by the
lack of access to effective cervical cancerscreening programs in low resource settings, such as Sub
Saharan Africa (SSA), that allow for early detection and treatment.5 African women have an
extremely high incidence of cervical cancer, with approximately 420,000 new cases, half of which
die per year.6 Kenya has the second highest incidence of invasive cervical cancer (ICC) in
Africa.6,7 The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, after controlling for risk behavior, HPV incidence is higher among women with
HIV.17 19 Squamous intraepithelial lesions (SIL) or cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN),
the HPV mediated cytological and histological precursors of cervical cancer, are more prevalent
in HIV infected women.20, 21 HIV leads to an increased prevalence of HPV and incidence of
CIN in HIV infected women. This maybe due to immune suppression seen with HIV.22
Moreover, cervical lesions are twice as likely to progress to high grade cervical intra epithelial
neoplasia (HGCIN) in HIV infected women as compared to HIV negative women.23 This could
be due to the inability of the immune system to clear HPV in advanced precancerous and
cancerous lesions.21, 24, 25 However, studies have found that the rates of invasive cervical cancer
(ICC) do not increase with decreasing CD4+ counts.26 Researchers attribute this finding to the
long latency period prior to the development of invasive cervical disease, during which, HIV
infected women end up dying of other complications of their HIV before ICC affects
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With more than 500,000 new cases being detected each year, cervical cancer is one of the
leading causes of cancer affecting women worldwide.1, 2 A very high burden of cervical cancer
mortality is found in developing countries, where nearly 9 out of 10 cases result in cervical cancer
related mortality among women.3, 4 These healthcare disparities can be largely explained by the
lack of access to effective cervical cancerscreening programs in low resource settings, such as Sub
Saharan Africa (SSA), that allow for early detection and treatment.5 African women have an
extremely high incidence of cervical cancer, with approximately 420,000 new cases, half of which
die per year.6 Kenya has the second highest incidence of invasive cervical cancer (ICC) in
Africa.6,7 The... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, after controlling for risk behavior, HPV incidence is higher among women with
HIV.17 19 Squamous intraepithelial lesions (SIL) or cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN),
the HPV mediated cytological and histological precursors of cervical cancer, are more prevalent
in HIV infected women.20, 21 HIV leads to an increased prevalence of HPV and incidence of
CIN in HIV infected women. This maybe due to immune suppression seen with HIV.22
Moreover, cervical lesions are twice as likely to progress to high grade cervical intra epithelial
neoplasia (HGCIN) in HIV infected women as compared to HIV negative women.23 This could
be due to the inability of the immune system to clear HPV in advanced precancerous and
cancerous lesions.21, 24, 25 However, studies have found that the rates of invasive cervical cancer
(ICC) do not increase with decreasing CD4+ counts.26 Researchers attribute this finding to the
long latency period prior to the development of invasive cervical disease, during which, HIV
infected women end up dying of other complications of their HIV before ICC affects
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William Shakespeare s Merchant of Venice
William Shakespeare s Merchant of Venice
In many ways, shylock is a more difficult character for a modern audience than for an Elizabethan
audience. With close reference to Act 1 scene 3, Act 3 scene 1 and Act 4 scene 1 show how an
actor might reveal the human being behind the stereotype.
The merchant of Venice is a play written in Elizabethan times by William Shakespeare. The play is
set in Elizabethan Venice. The play starts with Antonio, a rich merchant, who is depressed without
any obvious reason. He denies that he is worried about his merchant ships or that he is in love.
Antonio has lent money to his friend Bassanio in the past, but this time Bassanio wants to borrow
some money so ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Portia quickly arranges a speedy wedding and then sends the two husbands back to Venice with an
offer of several times the Original loan.
Lorenzo and Jessica are left to look after the house as Portia and Nerissa pretend to go to a religious
retreat to pray for the success of their husbands. In reality, they are going to Venice, with Lawyers
robes and Legal advice from one of Portia s cousins, Bellario.
Antonio has been allowed to visit Shylock from gaol to try and persuade him to be lenient.
Shylock, however, is having none of it as he is bent on having his revenge.
In court, Antonio casts a sorry figure, he makes it clear that there is no way that Shylock will
change his mind and has psychologically resigned himself to his fate. He knows that the law cannot
be altered for one man s convenience.
After appealing in vain to Shylock, Portia confirms the law.
Shylock has all of his apparatus with him and ready prepared. At the last moment just before he
is about to kill Antonio, Portia points out that he is not to spill any blood, and that he must take
only a pound of flesh, no more, no less. If he breaks this rule then Shylock must die. Also, he has
tried to kill a Venetian citizen, so half of his goods must go to his intended victim and the other
half of his goods to the state. The Duke now has control over whether Shylock lives or
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William Shakespeare s Merchant of Venice
In many ways, shylock is a more difficult character for a modern audience than for an Elizabethan
audience. With close reference to Act 1 scene 3, Act 3 scene 1 and Act 4 scene 1 show how an
actor might reveal the human being behind the stereotype.
The merchant of Venice is a play written in Elizabethan times by William Shakespeare. The play is
set in Elizabethan Venice. The play starts with Antonio, a rich merchant, who is depressed without
any obvious reason. He denies that he is worried about his merchant ships or that he is in love.
Antonio has lent money to his friend Bassanio in the past, but this time Bassanio wants to borrow
some money so ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Portia quickly arranges a speedy wedding and then sends the two husbands back to Venice with an
offer of several times the Original loan.
Lorenzo and Jessica are left to look after the house as Portia and Nerissa pretend to go to a religious
retreat to pray for the success of their husbands. In reality, they are going to Venice, with Lawyers
robes and Legal advice from one of Portia s cousins, Bellario.
Antonio has been allowed to visit Shylock from gaol to try and persuade him to be lenient.
Shylock, however, is having none of it as he is bent on having his revenge.
In court, Antonio casts a sorry figure, he makes it clear that there is no way that Shylock will
change his mind and has psychologically resigned himself to his fate. He knows that the law cannot
be altered for one man s convenience.
After appealing in vain to Shylock, Portia confirms the law.
Shylock has all of his apparatus with him and ready prepared. At the last moment just before he
is about to kill Antonio, Portia points out that he is not to spill any blood, and that he must take
only a pound of flesh, no more, no less. If he breaks this rule then Shylock must die. Also, he has
tried to kill a Venetian citizen, so half of his goods must go to his intended victim and the other
half of his goods to the state. The Duke now has control over whether Shylock lives or
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Analysis Of The Book The Crucible
Dusting off his cloak, he approached Drea s door. The moment he stepped up, he heard the loud
scrape of the bolt engaging, followed by the heavy clunk of the door bar being lowered. Strange,
since Drea knew he was to arrive at this time.
He knocked. Nothing. He tapped on the door with his knuckles again and again.
Drea? It s me.
Go away, Gawain. I don t want to see you ever again. If you want to see Wallace, make
arrangements with Nan.
What are you talking about? Drea, this is madness. You re joking, right?
I said GO AWAY!
She was not joking. Then it struck Gawain that Drea must have seen Helena kissing him right
outside of her window, and it must have looked horrid.
Sarding son of a... Gawain muttered under his breath. Drea, it s not what you think. Please let me in
to explain.
Get out of here before I scream for help!
Gawain stood firm. So what if his fellow knights dragged him off and he had to spend a day or
two in the dungeons? It wouldn t be the first time. Besides, he would not walk away without
putting up a fight. He had to make Drea see reason.
Drea, Helena s an old friend. She didn t realize you and I are together. Didn t you see me push her
away?
There was total silence behind the door, which increased Gawain s panic. Drea was serious about
not letting him in. How would he convince her he d done nothing wrong?
I ll fetch Helena, he said, have her explain.
GET AWAY FROM ME, GAWAIN!
Drea s shriek garnered the attention of passersby. They
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Dusting off his cloak, he approached Drea s door. The moment he stepped up, he heard the loud
scrape of the bolt engaging, followed by the heavy clunk of the door bar being lowered. Strange,
since Drea knew he was to arrive at this time.
He knocked. Nothing. He tapped on the door with his knuckles again and again.
Drea? It s me.
Go away, Gawain. I don t want to see you ever again. If you want to see Wallace, make
arrangements with Nan.
What are you talking about? Drea, this is madness. You re joking, right?
I said GO AWAY!
She was not joking. Then it struck Gawain that Drea must have seen Helena kissing him right
outside of her window, and it must have looked horrid.
Sarding son of a... Gawain muttered under his breath. Drea, it s not what you think. Please let me in
to explain.
Get out of here before I scream for help!
Gawain stood firm. So what if his fellow knights dragged him off and he had to spend a day or
two in the dungeons? It wouldn t be the first time. Besides, he would not walk away without
putting up a fight. He had to make Drea see reason.
Drea, Helena s an old friend. She didn t realize you and I are together. Didn t you see me push her
away?
There was total silence behind the door, which increased Gawain s panic. Drea was serious about
not letting him in. How would he convince her he d done nothing wrong?
I ll fetch Helena, he said, have her explain.
GET AWAY FROM ME, GAWAIN!
Drea s shriek garnered the attention of passersby. They
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Socrates Views On Plato s Dialogue
In Plato s dialogue Crito, Socrates is awaiting his execution in prison when his friend Crito
comes to convince him to escape. Socrates argues against Crito with his belief being that
escaping from prison would by an unjust act. It is Socrates belief that you should never commit
an injustice act for any reason, and that it is in your best interest to act justly. In the arguments
presented in Crito, we see Socrates belief as underlying factor and recurring theme. Crito goes to
see Socrates and starts by letting him know that he cares about him, then proceeds to spew out
all of his arguments. The first argument brought up was that he will ruin the reputation of his
friends and family. His reasoning being that if people saw Crito and knew that he let Socrates
die, he would be seen as a selfish and avaricious person. Secondly, Crito explains that he already
bribed the guards and that he will set Socrates up in another city. There he can live freely, keep
philosophizing, and be with friends and family. He then argues that Socrates would be self
contradicting by accepting his sentence instead of putting up a heroic fight for what he believes
in. Crito claims that this would be an act of cowardice, the opposite of what Socrates had always
taught. The next point presented is that he would be bad for abandoning his children. His last
argument is that it would be morally wrong for Socrates to accept and cooperate with Athenian law
if the Athenian law wrongfully accused him and
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In Plato s dialogue Crito, Socrates is awaiting his execution in prison when his friend Crito
comes to convince him to escape. Socrates argues against Crito with his belief being that
escaping from prison would by an unjust act. It is Socrates belief that you should never commit
an injustice act for any reason, and that it is in your best interest to act justly. In the arguments
presented in Crito, we see Socrates belief as underlying factor and recurring theme. Crito goes to
see Socrates and starts by letting him know that he cares about him, then proceeds to spew out
all of his arguments. The first argument brought up was that he will ruin the reputation of his
friends and family. His reasoning being that if people saw Crito and knew that he let Socrates
die, he would be seen as a selfish and avaricious person. Secondly, Crito explains that he already
bribed the guards and that he will set Socrates up in another city. There he can live freely, keep
philosophizing, and be with friends and family. He then argues that Socrates would be self
contradicting by accepting his sentence instead of putting up a heroic fight for what he believes
in. Crito claims that this would be an act of cowardice, the opposite of what Socrates had always
taught. The next point presented is that he would be bad for abandoning his children. His last
argument is that it would be morally wrong for Socrates to accept and cooperate with Athenian law
if the Athenian law wrongfully accused him and
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Data Management And The Library System
Data management in Libraries
Iteration 1
Snowy Osahan
Wilmington University
Table of Contents
Iteration 1: Orientation to Inspiration Space3
Plan3
Action5
Observation6
Reflection7
References9
Iteration 1: Orientation to Inspiration Space The orientation session will be conducted for the
interns at Inspiration Space for a period of two days. During this phase, the interns will be
introduced to the employees of Inspiration Space and the library that are associated with different
departments in the Wilmington Public Library. This short term session will help the interns and
new employees in understanding the architecture of the library system and familiarize with the real
work environment. This phase ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The company s website was also reviewed during this meeting. A formal document was handed to
the interns for providing the detailed information related to the company s manuals and policies. All
the interns and new employees were requested to submit all their documents to the Human
Resource Department for verifications. The new hire forms were provided and completed by all the
new people. Being an intern, I was not familiar with the current working environment of the
company. Inspiration Space Coordinator had provided full support to me in getting acquainted with
the day to day operations of the organization. The hierarchy, on going projects and existing clients
of the organization were also discussed during this time. The company s association with the state
libraries and centralized data system was also explained by the supervisor (C. Shaw, personal
communication, September 17, 2015). The internship objectives and responsibilities were discussed
among the interns and supervisor to avoid ambiguity. I was introduced to the data management
team. The project s objectives and various issues in the current system were discussed. The roles of
the team members in the project were also specified. During this period, I had met various
employees from different departments and communicated with them to understand and study the
existing data management system. The information was provided to the interns about the current
tools, processes and high level
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Data management in Libraries
Iteration 1
Snowy Osahan
Wilmington University
Table of Contents
Iteration 1: Orientation to Inspiration Space3
Plan3
Action5
Observation6
Reflection7
References9
Iteration 1: Orientation to Inspiration Space The orientation session will be conducted for the
interns at Inspiration Space for a period of two days. During this phase, the interns will be
introduced to the employees of Inspiration Space and the library that are associated with different
departments in the Wilmington Public Library. This short term session will help the interns and
new employees in understanding the architecture of the library system and familiarize with the real
work environment. This phase ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The company s website was also reviewed during this meeting. A formal document was handed to
the interns for providing the detailed information related to the company s manuals and policies. All
the interns and new employees were requested to submit all their documents to the Human
Resource Department for verifications. The new hire forms were provided and completed by all the
new people. Being an intern, I was not familiar with the current working environment of the
company. Inspiration Space Coordinator had provided full support to me in getting acquainted with
the day to day operations of the organization. The hierarchy, on going projects and existing clients
of the organization were also discussed during this time. The company s association with the state
libraries and centralized data system was also explained by the supervisor (C. Shaw, personal
communication, September 17, 2015). The internship objectives and responsibilities were discussed
among the interns and supervisor to avoid ambiguity. I was introduced to the data management
team. The project s objectives and various issues in the current system were discussed. The roles of
the team members in the project were also specified. During this period, I had met various
employees from different departments and communicated with them to understand and study the
existing data management system. The information was provided to the interns about the current
tools, processes and high level
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The Cause Of Economic Growth In The Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is a country in the Caribbean that shares the island of Hispaniola with
Haiti. It has a population of about 10.4 million people. Its mainstay is tourism and natural resources.
This country is best known for its beautiful beaches, its natural resources and its infinite amounts of
fruits. Tourismis a vast fueling cause of the economic growth in the Dominican Republic. In 2014,
5.6 million people visited areas such as Punta Cana, Playa Dorada, Bavaro and Santo Domingo.
People visit the Dominican Republic for its beaches, resorts, food and the waterfalls. There are also
many breakdowns to the Dominican Republic such as crime, poverty and dictatorship. By the turn
of the 21st Century many Dominicans were migrating
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The Dominican Republic is a country in the Caribbean that shares the island of Hispaniola with
Haiti. It has a population of about 10.4 million people. Its mainstay is tourism and natural resources.
This country is best known for its beautiful beaches, its natural resources and its infinite amounts of
fruits. Tourismis a vast fueling cause of the economic growth in the Dominican Republic. In 2014,
5.6 million people visited areas such as Punta Cana, Playa Dorada, Bavaro and Santo Domingo.
People visit the Dominican Republic for its beaches, resorts, food and the waterfalls. There are also
many breakdowns to the Dominican Republic such as crime, poverty and dictatorship. By the turn
of the 21st Century many Dominicans were migrating
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Arguments Against Ethical Relativism In The Bible
As you have essentially mentioned, because moral absolutes are true, ethical relativism is false.
Namely, the arguments against ethical relativism are weak. Primarily, your argument used the
Bible. As a Bible believer, I agree with your statements: the Bible argues for moral absolutes rather
than ethical relativism. For instance, the Ten Commandments are true for anyone and the God s
standards are absolute. However, anyone who is skeptical concerning the Bible would not view the
Scriptures as a credible source to argue against ethical relativism. Therefore, knowing and presenting
arguments that do not derive from the Bible would be beneficial. One beneficial method would be
scrutinizing two prime forms of ethical relativism: moral subjectivism and cultural relativism.
These two have shortcomings in their arguments. The former form, moral subjectivism, basically
argues that moralityis whatever one perceives, whereas the latter, cultural relativism, states that the
culture dictates morality for that culture. With the former, one who believes... Show more content on
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This is absurd. In addition, subjective morality is inherently logically contradictory since, for
instance, if a person believes that subjective morality is immoral, subjective morality appears to be
immoral and not viable. An apparent stronger form of ethical relativism is cultural relativism since,
as Michael Scott Jones wrote, Cultural relativism is more metaphysical than is moral subjectivism,
which is more epistemological in nature. Therefore, in moral subjectivism, one merely perceives
morality, and in cultural relativism, the culture dictates the reality of morality. In spite of cultural
relativism providing a stronger form of ethical relativism than moral subjectivism, cultural
relativism ultimately fails. A weak argument for cultural relativism is that because a diverse
morality appears to exist in the world, cultural relativism must be true.
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As you have essentially mentioned, because moral absolutes are true, ethical relativism is false.
Namely, the arguments against ethical relativism are weak. Primarily, your argument used the
Bible. As a Bible believer, I agree with your statements: the Bible argues for moral absolutes rather
than ethical relativism. For instance, the Ten Commandments are true for anyone and the God s
standards are absolute. However, anyone who is skeptical concerning the Bible would not view the
Scriptures as a credible source to argue against ethical relativism. Therefore, knowing and presenting
arguments that do not derive from the Bible would be beneficial. One beneficial method would be
scrutinizing two prime forms of ethical relativism: moral subjectivism and cultural relativism.
These two have shortcomings in their arguments. The former form, moral subjectivism, basically
argues that moralityis whatever one perceives, whereas the latter, cultural relativism, states that the
culture dictates morality for that culture. With the former, one who believes... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is absurd. In addition, subjective morality is inherently logically contradictory since, for
instance, if a person believes that subjective morality is immoral, subjective morality appears to be
immoral and not viable. An apparent stronger form of ethical relativism is cultural relativism since,
as Michael Scott Jones wrote, Cultural relativism is more metaphysical than is moral subjectivism,
which is more epistemological in nature. Therefore, in moral subjectivism, one merely perceives
morality, and in cultural relativism, the culture dictates the reality of morality. In spite of cultural
relativism providing a stronger form of ethical relativism than moral subjectivism, cultural
relativism ultimately fails. A weak argument for cultural relativism is that because a diverse
morality appears to exist in the world, cultural relativism must be true.
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The Computer Of The Hide Away
The computers in the hide away. The vending machines in the kitchens.the showers in their coves?
Abandoned all the same and the cafeteria ,too
Unfrequented by all but nurses and doctors.
That night my ruminations wound me round many corners. Along dark windows .Crawling up
escalators. Beneath hall spanning bulletins of sick children grinning beside their nurses.
That s should to be you, I told myself.
In the hospital lobby, a pair of stained glass orca whales hung from the skylight.The whales
wavered in degrees. Two dimensional tales over eight floors of foyer. Creeping as if their cables
could twist,snap,then fall down,the whole pod singing ,wailing to the linoleum...
Shattering.
I was lying in claire s hospital bed.
Her iv shrilled. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whatever Id seen whatever a code blue was
Ended like a second heartbeat.
What was with the nothingness of the hospital walls? It isn t a valid question exactly: it wasnt
nothingness , after all. No it was nothing and metal boxex and nothing and white plastic
clipboards.and nothingness followed by rows and rows of white bulletin boards, and then
You guessed it.
And white doors and shiny windows and women in blue scrubs scrambling between nurses
quadrants, which stood like computer terminals at the stock exchange.
And paint and primer and drywall and insulation and wood and concrete and steel...
But paents?and patients?
They were as sparse as the walls.no frivolousentities.not an extra or unnecessary addition.only tools
and devices only what would be needed shortly. The minimum risk...
And long hallways led to more long hallways, and as soon as you turned a corner you glimpsed
the nearest crossroads. In any of the windows, you could see the whole city: the university and
the lake here and billionaires backyards receding from the shores. But with its tall blocky spires
the hospital was the centerpiece of it all a white cathedral surrounded by shopping centers and
butcher shops and specialty clothing stores. There was stadium down the street ,too,and i suppose
most people were familiar with that. Most people would see that as some cavernous vessel of hope
Some routine symbol of promise .
But for me , it was the hospital.
Still is , the hospital
I passed
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The computers in the hide away. The vending machines in the kitchens.the showers in their coves?
Abandoned all the same and the cafeteria ,too
Unfrequented by all but nurses and doctors.
That night my ruminations wound me round many corners. Along dark windows .Crawling up
escalators. Beneath hall spanning bulletins of sick children grinning beside their nurses.
That s should to be you, I told myself.
In the hospital lobby, a pair of stained glass orca whales hung from the skylight.The whales
wavered in degrees. Two dimensional tales over eight floors of foyer. Creeping as if their cables
could twist,snap,then fall down,the whole pod singing ,wailing to the linoleum...
Shattering.
I was lying in claire s hospital bed.
Her iv shrilled. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Whatever Id seen whatever a code blue was
Ended like a second heartbeat.
What was with the nothingness of the hospital walls? It isn t a valid question exactly: it wasnt
nothingness , after all. No it was nothing and metal boxex and nothing and white plastic
clipboards.and nothingness followed by rows and rows of white bulletin boards, and then
You guessed it.
And white doors and shiny windows and women in blue scrubs scrambling between nurses
quadrants, which stood like computer terminals at the stock exchange.
And paint and primer and drywall and insulation and wood and concrete and steel...
But paents?and patients?
They were as sparse as the walls.no frivolousentities.not an extra or unnecessary addition.only tools
and devices only what would be needed shortly. The minimum risk...
And long hallways led to more long hallways, and as soon as you turned a corner you glimpsed
the nearest crossroads. In any of the windows, you could see the whole city: the university and
the lake here and billionaires backyards receding from the shores. But with its tall blocky spires
the hospital was the centerpiece of it all a white cathedral surrounded by shopping centers and
butcher shops and specialty clothing stores. There was stadium down the street ,too,and i suppose
most people were familiar with that. Most people would see that as some cavernous vessel of hope
Some routine symbol of promise .
But for me , it was the hospital.
Still is , the hospital
I passed
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A Report On Passive Solar Architecture
PASSIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE INTRODUCTION:1 The last two decade has witnessed a
severe energy crisis in developing countries especially during summer season primarily due to
cooling load requirements of buildings. The energy consumption in buildings is quite high and
is expected to further increase because of improving standards of life and increasing world
population. Air conditioning use has increasingly penetrated the market during the last few
years and greatly contributes in the upsurge of absolute energy consumption. INTRODUCTION
2: Buildings account for at least 40% of energy use in most countries. The construction sector in
India is witnessing a fast growth due to several factors. Some of the key growth drivers are
increased demand for housing, strong demographic impetus, expansion of organized retail,
increased demand for commercial office spaces by multinationals and IT (information
technology) hubs, and coming up of SEZs (special economic zones). The gross built up area
added to commercial and residential spaces was about 40.8 million square metres in 2004/05,
which is about 1% of annual average constructed floor area around the world, and the trend shows
a sustained growth of 10% over the coming years. With a near consistent 8% rise in annual energy
consumption in the residential and commercial sectors, energy consumption in buildings has seen
an increase from a low of 14% in the 1970s to nearly 33% in 2004/05. This is directly related to
higher greenhouse gas
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PASSIVE SOLAR ARCHITECTURE INTRODUCTION:1 The last two decade has witnessed a
severe energy crisis in developing countries especially during summer season primarily due to
cooling load requirements of buildings. The energy consumption in buildings is quite high and
is expected to further increase because of improving standards of life and increasing world
population. Air conditioning use has increasingly penetrated the market during the last few
years and greatly contributes in the upsurge of absolute energy consumption. INTRODUCTION
2: Buildings account for at least 40% of energy use in most countries. The construction sector in
India is witnessing a fast growth due to several factors. Some of the key growth drivers are
increased demand for housing, strong demographic impetus, expansion of organized retail,
increased demand for commercial office spaces by multinationals and IT (information
technology) hubs, and coming up of SEZs (special economic zones). The gross built up area
added to commercial and residential spaces was about 40.8 million square metres in 2004/05,
which is about 1% of annual average constructed floor area around the world, and the trend shows
a sustained growth of 10% over the coming years. With a near consistent 8% rise in annual energy
consumption in the residential and commercial sectors, energy consumption in buildings has seen
an increase from a low of 14% in the 1970s to nearly 33% in 2004/05. This is directly related to
higher greenhouse gas
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Stroke
OUTLINE
I.Introduction
II.What is a stroke?
A.Symptoms of a stroke B. Factors leading to strokes
1.Medical conditions that increase your stroke risk
2.Controllable risk factors
3.Uncontrollable risk factors
III.Diagnose and treatment
A.How a stroke is diagnosed
. The status of stroke: Statistical information
B.Treatment steps
C.Preventing another stroke
IV.The effects of a stroke
V.Conclusion
I. INTRODUCTION
The brain controls our ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Factors leading to strokes (internet no 1 9 10)
I. Medical conditions that increase your stroke risk
Previous stroke or mini stroke (transient ischemic attack, TIA)
Depending on the most likely cause of your stroke, your doctor may advise specific medication or
consider surgery to remove fatty deposits in your carotid artery. High blood pressure
Hypertension is one of the leading risks for heart disease and stroke. Your physician may advise
dietary or lifestyle changes, or specific medications to lower your blood pressure. Diabetes
High blood sugar can increase your risk, so you should work closely with your doctor to manage it.
Heart disease
Particularly heart beat irregularities (atrial fibrillation), disease of the heart valves, congestive heart
failure or recent heart attack.
If you have one of all above, your physician may suggest medications to thin your blood and/or
reduce your cholesterol level.
2. Controllable risk factors
Smoking
Tobacco use is a major preventable risk factor for stroke and heart disease.
OUTLINE
I.Introduction
II.What is a stroke?
A.Symptoms of a stroke B. Factors leading to strokes
1.Medical conditions that increase your stroke risk
2.Controllable risk factors
3.Uncontrollable risk factors
III.Diagnose and treatment
A.How a stroke is diagnosed
. The status of stroke: Statistical information
B.Treatment steps
C.Preventing another stroke
IV.The effects of a stroke
V.Conclusion
I. INTRODUCTION
The brain controls our ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Factors leading to strokes (internet no 1 9 10)
I. Medical conditions that increase your stroke risk
Previous stroke or mini stroke (transient ischemic attack, TIA)
Depending on the most likely cause of your stroke, your doctor may advise specific medication or
consider surgery to remove fatty deposits in your carotid artery. High blood pressure
Hypertension is one of the leading risks for heart disease and stroke. Your physician may advise
dietary or lifestyle changes, or specific medications to lower your blood pressure. Diabetes
High blood sugar can increase your risk, so you should work closely with your doctor to manage it.
Heart disease
Particularly heart beat irregularities (atrial fibrillation), disease of the heart valves, congestive heart
failure or recent heart attack.
If you have one of all above, your physician may suggest medications to thin your blood and/or
reduce your cholesterol level.
2. Controllable risk factors
Smoking
Tobacco use is a major preventable risk factor for stroke and heart disease.
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How Magical Realism Is Achieved
How Magical Realism is Achieved and What it Portrays in Juan Rulfo s Novel: Pedro Paramo
The idea that most do not understand situations outside of linear time and space is readily apparent
through Immanuel Kant s idea that space and time are the framework within which the mind is
constrained to construct its experience of reality. With this idea in mind, Juan Rulfo s novel, Pedro
Paramo, is purposely constructed in complete defiance of linear time and space. Rulfo aimed to
create a sense of connectedness between the reader and the main character, Juan, as well as
portraying and criticizing the catholic idea of purgatory, all through the use of magical realism.
The sense of confusion, found throughout the novel, aids in creating an ... Show more content on
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He tells us this himself when he states the murmuring killed me, these being the echoes....
Trapped behind the walls, or beneath the cobblestones the haunting voices coming from the
ghosts in the town who wanted to escape purgatory (Rulfo 41, 58). Therefore, one can conclude
he died of fear, which is supported by Dorotea when she said that Juan was already stiff as a board
and all drawn up like a person who d died of fright (Rulfo 58). Hence, bringing back the feeling of
disbelief and confusion to the reader, further expressing the use of magical realism.
The structure of the novel also contributed to the stages of magical realism since Rulfo s choice of a
structure less structure caused some to believe that the novel has no timeline. Rulfo creates the
uncommon structure through the use of shifts. He constantly switches the narrators from one to
another with no transition, which unexpectedly interrupts the story line and adds to the aspect of
broken time and the sense of confusion. Rulfo presents this idea when the main narrator, Preciado,
ends a paragraph by saying I will. I ll come later, then the story changes to another person s
perspective, whose name is not mentioned (Rulfo 11). However, the person whose name is not
mentioned, begins his story by talking about Water dripping from the roof tiles..., then mentioned
that The storm had passed (Rulfo 11). Then, later in the novel, when Preciado s perspective
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How Magical Realism is Achieved and What it Portrays in Juan Rulfo s Novel: Pedro Paramo
The idea that most do not understand situations outside of linear time and space is readily apparent
through Immanuel Kant s idea that space and time are the framework within which the mind is
constrained to construct its experience of reality. With this idea in mind, Juan Rulfo s novel, Pedro
Paramo, is purposely constructed in complete defiance of linear time and space. Rulfo aimed to
create a sense of connectedness between the reader and the main character, Juan, as well as
portraying and criticizing the catholic idea of purgatory, all through the use of magical realism.
The sense of confusion, found throughout the novel, aids in creating an ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He tells us this himself when he states the murmuring killed me, these being the echoes....
Trapped behind the walls, or beneath the cobblestones the haunting voices coming from the
ghosts in the town who wanted to escape purgatory (Rulfo 41, 58). Therefore, one can conclude
he died of fear, which is supported by Dorotea when she said that Juan was already stiff as a board
and all drawn up like a person who d died of fright (Rulfo 58). Hence, bringing back the feeling of
disbelief and confusion to the reader, further expressing the use of magical realism.
The structure of the novel also contributed to the stages of magical realism since Rulfo s choice of a
structure less structure caused some to believe that the novel has no timeline. Rulfo creates the
uncommon structure through the use of shifts. He constantly switches the narrators from one to
another with no transition, which unexpectedly interrupts the story line and adds to the aspect of
broken time and the sense of confusion. Rulfo presents this idea when the main narrator, Preciado,
ends a paragraph by saying I will. I ll come later, then the story changes to another person s
perspective, whose name is not mentioned (Rulfo 11). However, the person whose name is not
mentioned, begins his story by talking about Water dripping from the roof tiles..., then mentioned
that The storm had passed (Rulfo 11). Then, later in the novel, when Preciado s perspective
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The Main Differences Between The Federalist Vs....
On November 19, 1863, the sixteenth president, Abraham Lincoln, declared in his famous
Gettysburg Address, Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any
nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. Lincoln s sentiments express the
longstanding tension between the North and the South about state s rights and slavery. Both of
these causes sparked the Federalist vs. Antifederalist debates, Abolitionist Movement, and Dred
Scott decision that ultimately fueled the divide that started the civil war. The issue of states rights
was the main difference between the Federalist and Anti Federalist views, and its divergence led to
the fundamentally opposing views of the north and south. The population of the northern states
consisted mainly of Federalists who believed that it is clearly within the provision [of the
Constitution] which authorizes the making of all needful rules and regulations concerning the
property of the United States, as the same has been practiced upon by the Government . This view
suggests that politicians could make laws and regulations based on implied powers of the
Constitution, or non explicitly stated powers. With this right, the Federalists believed it was in the
best interest of the country to make a national bank that the national government would control. The
bank would consolidate all debts from each of the individual colonies and compile a large national
debt. This would benefit the Northern states
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On November 19, 1863, the sixteenth president, Abraham Lincoln, declared in his famous
Gettysburg Address, Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any
nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. Lincoln s sentiments express the
longstanding tension between the North and the South about state s rights and slavery. Both of
these causes sparked the Federalist vs. Antifederalist debates, Abolitionist Movement, and Dred
Scott decision that ultimately fueled the divide that started the civil war. The issue of states rights
was the main difference between the Federalist and Anti Federalist views, and its divergence led to
the fundamentally opposing views of the north and south. The population of the northern states
consisted mainly of Federalists who believed that it is clearly within the provision [of the
Constitution] which authorizes the making of all needful rules and regulations concerning the
property of the United States, as the same has been practiced upon by the Government . This view
suggests that politicians could make laws and regulations based on implied powers of the
Constitution, or non explicitly stated powers. With this right, the Federalists believed it was in the
best interest of the country to make a national bank that the national government would control. The
bank would consolidate all debts from each of the individual colonies and compile a large national
debt. This would benefit the Northern states
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Informative Essay On Pablo Escobar
Pablo Escobar was born at Rionegro, Columbia on December 1, 1949. He was brought up from a
good working class family in Medellin, Columbia. Although, he wasn t very wealthy. His
mother was an elementary school teacher and his father was a farmer. The outage that he saw
how he could escape from the working class was by distributing and selling cocaine. Not only
was he a Columbian drug trafficker and drug lord, but he was also a narco terrorist. He was one
of the most ruthless person to ever live. On March 22, 2017, two retired U.S agents came to
Laredo Community College to have a presentation about Pablo Escobar. The two agent s names are
Steve Murphy and Javier Pena. They were both sent to Columbia, to hunt for Pablo. They both told
the audience... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When they were in Columbia, there was murders occurring and bombs being set off on the daily
as well. They stated that the Netflix show Narcos is not totally the same as it occurred truthfully.
That is something that I do believe, the producers for the Netflix show may have left out some
true things that may have happened. I personally do admire and respect the people that were on
the hunt for Pablo Escobar. It was a dangerous mission, that they could have been killed any day.
Thankfully they didn t. It was so unbelievable on how much money Pablo was making in a year,
especially in a MONTH! They presented pictures on how much cocaine was found in one
laboratory, out of hundreds of them. The labs is where they would pack the cocaine in plastic
bags. Also, the ways on how they would smuggle the cocaine were unbelievable. Who would
have ever thought of looking in a fruit for drugs? That was really impressive. The way how he
would have people killed was extremely viscous! People s bodies would be tortured and ripped
apart. I personally would never have the heart to do that to anyone, even if I did not like them.
Pablo was a man with no compassion and remorse. Then Pablo was in prison for five years, with
his own guards
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Pablo Escobar was born at Rionegro, Columbia on December 1, 1949. He was brought up from a
good working class family in Medellin, Columbia. Although, he wasn t very wealthy. His
mother was an elementary school teacher and his father was a farmer. The outage that he saw
how he could escape from the working class was by distributing and selling cocaine. Not only
was he a Columbian drug trafficker and drug lord, but he was also a narco terrorist. He was one
of the most ruthless person to ever live. On March 22, 2017, two retired U.S agents came to
Laredo Community College to have a presentation about Pablo Escobar. The two agent s names are
Steve Murphy and Javier Pena. They were both sent to Columbia, to hunt for Pablo. They both told
the audience... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When they were in Columbia, there was murders occurring and bombs being set off on the daily
as well. They stated that the Netflix show Narcos is not totally the same as it occurred truthfully.
That is something that I do believe, the producers for the Netflix show may have left out some
true things that may have happened. I personally do admire and respect the people that were on
the hunt for Pablo Escobar. It was a dangerous mission, that they could have been killed any day.
Thankfully they didn t. It was so unbelievable on how much money Pablo was making in a year,
especially in a MONTH! They presented pictures on how much cocaine was found in one
laboratory, out of hundreds of them. The labs is where they would pack the cocaine in plastic
bags. Also, the ways on how they would smuggle the cocaine were unbelievable. Who would
have ever thought of looking in a fruit for drugs? That was really impressive. The way how he
would have people killed was extremely viscous! People s bodies would be tortured and ripped
apart. I personally would never have the heart to do that to anyone, even if I did not like them.
Pablo was a man with no compassion and remorse. Then Pablo was in prison for five years, with
his own guards
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Embezzlement In The Workplace
Worldwide, there are hundreds, if not thousands of crimes being committed everyday towards
businesses. Unfortunately, not all crimes committed are being reported or handled until it is too
late. Embezzlement is one of the many crimes that can affect any business. The first thing to
understand is the meaning of embezzlement. Embezzlement is the misappropriation of funds placed
in one s trust or belonging to one s employer. The difference between embezzlement and stealing is
that embezzlement is done from the inside.
Employee embezzlement can happen in any business. However, it affects smaller and newer
businesses in high numbers due to the fact that the employers do not have a steady foundation and
the proper personnel. Embezzlement is very ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This process may be strengthened through increased promotion of the hotline in company mailings,
internal communications, newsletters and company website. Some businesses will actually reward
the caller, if they choose to be identified later, with perks for calling in a reliable tip. Unfortunately,
not all business has an employee hotline.
It is unfortunate that many businesses have already suffered a huge lost and even closed its doors
forever based on the greedy of others due to greedy and personal issues. Embezzlement can be
considered a second degree felony based on the amount stolen and can be punishable with jail or
prison time, fines or both. This can vary depending on that state the crime was committed in.
In conclusion, Donnie Wright should have gotten more jail time based on the amount of money
taken from the business. Taking over $ 300,000 and only getting sentenced to 37 months is just
unacceptable even if he did plead guilty. This type of lost can ruin a business and affect hundreds
of business that bank with this company which would cause a bigger lost to the bank if investors
and companies pulled their money out and put it
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Worldwide, there are hundreds, if not thousands of crimes being committed everyday towards
businesses. Unfortunately, not all crimes committed are being reported or handled until it is too
late. Embezzlement is one of the many crimes that can affect any business. The first thing to
understand is the meaning of embezzlement. Embezzlement is the misappropriation of funds placed
in one s trust or belonging to one s employer. The difference between embezzlement and stealing is
that embezzlement is done from the inside.
Employee embezzlement can happen in any business. However, it affects smaller and newer
businesses in high numbers due to the fact that the employers do not have a steady foundation and
the proper personnel. Embezzlement is very ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This process may be strengthened through increased promotion of the hotline in company mailings,
internal communications, newsletters and company website. Some businesses will actually reward
the caller, if they choose to be identified later, with perks for calling in a reliable tip. Unfortunately,
not all business has an employee hotline.
It is unfortunate that many businesses have already suffered a huge lost and even closed its doors
forever based on the greedy of others due to greedy and personal issues. Embezzlement can be
considered a second degree felony based on the amount stolen and can be punishable with jail or
prison time, fines or both. This can vary depending on that state the crime was committed in.
In conclusion, Donnie Wright should have gotten more jail time based on the amount of money
taken from the business. Taking over $ 300,000 and only getting sentenced to 37 months is just
unacceptable even if he did plead guilty. This type of lost can ruin a business and affect hundreds
of business that bank with this company which would cause a bigger lost to the bank if investors
and companies pulled their money out and put it
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The Table By Sylvia Plath Tone
The Table, written in 1998 by Ted Hughes, is a free verse poem communicating the idea of loss,
using the death of his wife, Sylvia Plath, as his form of expressing his experiences and
interpretations of the topic. The change of tone from the beginning to the end of the poem assists
the idea of loss, as well as the language used and the strong use of imagery. Ted Hugheswife, Sylvia
Plath, struggled with depression for most of her life. Hughes seems to be using this poem as an
opportunity to convince the reader of his desire to support her love of writing but it was through
her writing that she was truly able to express her own grief and loss and to eventually let her long
dead father back into her life the result being Hughes losing his wife to her father.
Feelings of loss and grief can occur after losing someone or something that you care about. ( What
is Loss and Grief ). This could include a range of things ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The poem starts with a seemingly supportive husband, he is positive about helping her pursue
her love and talent of writing so he builds her a table to write on. He shortly transforms into a
very confused and lost man. He doesn t understand what is happening to his wife and doesn t
know how to reach out to her as he can t compete with her father. I embraced / Lady Death, your
rival (Hughes, 36 37). Hughes is signifying that he must accept that he has lost his wife,
physically and emotionally and all the plans and dreams they had for their lives. His tone begins
to turn to anger and bitterness after her passing. Hughes explains that he has all the props of a
happy life around him but there is no her, therefore there is no life anymore. He appears to blame
the situation on Plath, saying that the script of their lives is shredded as she allowed her father into
their lives, allowed him to take her away willingly, that she was the one who brought this
underlying issue to
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The Table, written in 1998 by Ted Hughes, is a free verse poem communicating the idea of loss,
using the death of his wife, Sylvia Plath, as his form of expressing his experiences and
interpretations of the topic. The change of tone from the beginning to the end of the poem assists
the idea of loss, as well as the language used and the strong use of imagery. Ted Hugheswife, Sylvia
Plath, struggled with depression for most of her life. Hughes seems to be using this poem as an
opportunity to convince the reader of his desire to support her love of writing but it was through
her writing that she was truly able to express her own grief and loss and to eventually let her long
dead father back into her life the result being Hughes losing his wife to her father.
Feelings of loss and grief can occur after losing someone or something that you care about. ( What
is Loss and Grief ). This could include a range of things ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The poem starts with a seemingly supportive husband, he is positive about helping her pursue
her love and talent of writing so he builds her a table to write on. He shortly transforms into a
very confused and lost man. He doesn t understand what is happening to his wife and doesn t
know how to reach out to her as he can t compete with her father. I embraced / Lady Death, your
rival (Hughes, 36 37). Hughes is signifying that he must accept that he has lost his wife,
physically and emotionally and all the plans and dreams they had for their lives. His tone begins
to turn to anger and bitterness after her passing. Hughes explains that he has all the props of a
happy life around him but there is no her, therefore there is no life anymore. He appears to blame
the situation on Plath, saying that the script of their lives is shredded as she allowed her father into
their lives, allowed him to take her away willingly, that she was the one who brought this
underlying issue to
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Organizations for People Fifty and Over Today
I believe that AARP is one of the leading organizations for people fifty and over today and known
worldwide. The initial process that brought this powerful group forward was the idea of
Dr.Ethyl Percy. Dr. Percy is an important figure for retired teachers in the 1940 s (International
Directory of Company Histories, 2009). Dr. Percy, is reflected as being the main female in
history that led a high school platform as principle (International Directory of Company
Histories, 2009). As retirement came forward, Dr. Percy had an interest in the well being of
colleagues that retired as she, and had little means to live on. With this in mind, Dr.Percy
initialized the National Retired Teachers Association beginning in 1947(International Directory
of Company Histories, 2009). This tremendous woman added a living structure for the retired
teachers and provided a nursing home, which she alone began. Dr. Percy joined forces with a
gentleman named Leonard Davis, in the event that health insurance was in need to help pay for
the facility. The Continental Casualty Company, which Mr. Davis was associated with, began
enrolling these retired teachers in need and opened up the first policy for them in
1956(International Directory of Company Histories, 2009). The proceeds were great as policies
distributed through the mail, and monetary proceeds began to add up very quickly. Dr. Percy
again paired up with Leonard Davis and invested excess proceeds gained from Leonard Davis and
hence, AARPwas a
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I believe that AARP is one of the leading organizations for people fifty and over today and known
worldwide. The initial process that brought this powerful group forward was the idea of
Dr.Ethyl Percy. Dr. Percy is an important figure for retired teachers in the 1940 s (International
Directory of Company Histories, 2009). Dr. Percy, is reflected as being the main female in
history that led a high school platform as principle (International Directory of Company
Histories, 2009). As retirement came forward, Dr. Percy had an interest in the well being of
colleagues that retired as she, and had little means to live on. With this in mind, Dr.Percy
initialized the National Retired Teachers Association beginning in 1947(International Directory
of Company Histories, 2009). This tremendous woman added a living structure for the retired
teachers and provided a nursing home, which she alone began. Dr. Percy joined forces with a
gentleman named Leonard Davis, in the event that health insurance was in need to help pay for
the facility. The Continental Casualty Company, which Mr. Davis was associated with, began
enrolling these retired teachers in need and opened up the first policy for them in
1956(International Directory of Company Histories, 2009). The proceeds were great as policies
distributed through the mail, and monetary proceeds began to add up very quickly. Dr. Percy
again paired up with Leonard Davis and invested excess proceeds gained from Leonard Davis and
hence, AARPwas a
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Why Is Ireland Better Than America
Hook. Intro. Ireland and America. In terms of economy, safety and society; Ireland is statistically a
better place to live than America. Economy is a big part of a country, especially for the people.
Unemployment, homeless, and debt are all impacting things on people involving the economy. As
of April in 2018 the unemployment rate is 3.9% in America ( United StatesUnemployment Rate ).
With a population of about 325 million people, that s over 12,000,000 people without a job. Use a
transition here The unemployment rate in Irelandis 5.9% as of April this year, that s 280,000 people
(Trading Economics Ireland). While the unemployment rate is higher in Ireland, the amount of
people is much higher in America. For pPeople without jobs , since... Show more content on
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Religious diversity is good because with diversity it proves openness towards everyone and
freedom of choice. Most of Ireland is Roman Catholic with 78.3% of the population identifying
as Roman Catholic (Faith Survey). In 2014 78% of Americans identified as Christian (Pew
Research). Maybe include a little bit more about how they are diverse. They both have religious
diversity but definitely lean towards a certain religion. Ethnic diversity shows freedom to be
who you are as well as HELP. About 77% of Americans were considered to be white alone in
2016 according to the U.S. Census (Census Bureau). In Ireland 82.2% are Irish and 9.5% are
other white in 2016 (Index Mundi). White is prominent in both countries, they both have
smaller percents of other ethnic origins REWORD. Equality is also important, and two
important and big examples are marriage and transgender equality. In 2015 both America and
Ireland legalized marriage equality. Ireland votes showed 68% of people were in favor of marriage
equality (The Guardian). While in America a poll showed 55% of people were in favor of
marriage equality (Pew Research). Ireland had more supporting equality, but they both passed
marriage equality. The Gender Recognition Act passed in 2015 makes it so Irish people over 18
can self declare their own gender identity (TENI).
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Hook. Intro. Ireland and America. In terms of economy, safety and society; Ireland is statistically a
better place to live than America. Economy is a big part of a country, especially for the people.
Unemployment, homeless, and debt are all impacting things on people involving the economy. As
of April in 2018 the unemployment rate is 3.9% in America ( United StatesUnemployment Rate ).
With a population of about 325 million people, that s over 12,000,000 people without a job. Use a
transition here The unemployment rate in Irelandis 5.9% as of April this year, that s 280,000 people
(Trading Economics Ireland). While the unemployment rate is higher in Ireland, the amount of
people is much higher in America. For pPeople without jobs , since... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Religious diversity is good because with diversity it proves openness towards everyone and
freedom of choice. Most of Ireland is Roman Catholic with 78.3% of the population identifying
as Roman Catholic (Faith Survey). In 2014 78% of Americans identified as Christian (Pew
Research). Maybe include a little bit more about how they are diverse. They both have religious
diversity but definitely lean towards a certain religion. Ethnic diversity shows freedom to be
who you are as well as HELP. About 77% of Americans were considered to be white alone in
2016 according to the U.S. Census (Census Bureau). In Ireland 82.2% are Irish and 9.5% are
other white in 2016 (Index Mundi). White is prominent in both countries, they both have
smaller percents of other ethnic origins REWORD. Equality is also important, and two
important and big examples are marriage and transgender equality. In 2015 both America and
Ireland legalized marriage equality. Ireland votes showed 68% of people were in favor of marriage
equality (The Guardian). While in America a poll showed 55% of people were in favor of
marriage equality (Pew Research). Ireland had more supporting equality, but they both passed
marriage equality. The Gender Recognition Act passed in 2015 makes it so Irish people over 18
can self declare their own gender identity (TENI).
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Achilles Leadership
Commanders of armies throughout history and the world have lead their soldiers into battle and
fought alongside them. Often, they are on the front line and put themselves in the same danger as
their soldiers. As a King, Agamemnon had the responsibility to his soldiers to motivate and fight
with them. Although his motivation for honor and victory never changed, his leadership over his
soldiers evolves from self interest to doing what is best for his soldiers.
The story begins with Agamemnon putting his pride before his soldiers needs when he dishonored
Chryses, Apollo s priest. He kidnapped Chryses daughter and when Chryses came with a ransom,
Agamemnon dismissed [him] with a rough speech (1.33), treating Chryses with less respect than a
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Agamemnon realizes that his feud with Achilles has also caused his army to suffer. Agamemnon
decides to make amends with Achilles, saying that [he] did succumb to a fit of madness. (9.124)
Agamemnon did more than necessary in order to get Achilles back but still Achilles refused. Even
though Achilles refused Agamemnon s gifts, it still shows his growth. He realized that he needed
Achilles because without him, the war would have kept going on and so many more lives would
have been
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Commanders of armies throughout history and the world have lead their soldiers into battle and
fought alongside them. Often, they are on the front line and put themselves in the same danger as
their soldiers. As a King, Agamemnon had the responsibility to his soldiers to motivate and fight
with them. Although his motivation for honor and victory never changed, his leadership over his
soldiers evolves from self interest to doing what is best for his soldiers.
The story begins with Agamemnon putting his pride before his soldiers needs when he dishonored
Chryses, Apollo s priest. He kidnapped Chryses daughter and when Chryses came with a ransom,
Agamemnon dismissed [him] with a rough speech (1.33), treating Chryses with less respect than a
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Agamemnon realizes that his feud with Achilles has also caused his army to suffer. Agamemnon
decides to make amends with Achilles, saying that [he] did succumb to a fit of madness. (9.124)
Agamemnon did more than necessary in order to get Achilles back but still Achilles refused. Even
though Achilles refused Agamemnon s gifts, it still shows his growth. He realized that he needed
Achilles because without him, the war would have kept going on and so many more lives would
have been
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Racial Differences In Criminal Justice System Essay
When researchers concentrated on harmless violations, they observed that the judges appeared to
be significantly fairer. Likewise, in research center tests, white trial judges, hold implicit bias
against black individuals (Brown, 2016). In any case, literature has shown that judges could defeat
those biases with actual effort.
Race differences in criminal involvement and racial patterns in the criminal justice system have
been important topics since the beginning of American criminology (Alessandro, 2016). In late
decades, a considerable literature focused on racial profiling by police and racial differences in
imprisonment, sentencing, and other areas of criminal and juvenile justice processing has grown.
There are both studies that report ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Researcher Mauer, fights that unbalanced wrongdoing rates just somewhat clarify the
imprisonment rates of minorities and that racial profiling, victimization poor people, and criminal
equity approaches that are not race impartial should be tended to keeping in mind the end goal to
diminish variations (Mauer, 2004). Mauer is the official chief of the Sentencing Project, a national
association working for a reasonable and compelling criminal justice framework (Mauer, 2004).
Maybe the most stark among these are the information produced by the United States Division of
Justice that venture that if current patterns proceed with, one of each three black males conceived
today will go to jail in his lifetime, as will one of each six Hispanic men.
Despite changes in leadership and growing attention to issues of racial and ethnic disparity in recent
years, these disparities in the criminal justice decision making still persist at every level within the
system. This does not necessarily suggest that these outcomes represent conscious efforts to
discriminate, but nonetheless, they contribute to excessive rates of imprisonment for some
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When researchers concentrated on harmless violations, they observed that the judges appeared to
be significantly fairer. Likewise, in research center tests, white trial judges, hold implicit bias
against black individuals (Brown, 2016). In any case, literature has shown that judges could defeat
those biases with actual effort.
Race differences in criminal involvement and racial patterns in the criminal justice system have
been important topics since the beginning of American criminology (Alessandro, 2016). In late
decades, a considerable literature focused on racial profiling by police and racial differences in
imprisonment, sentencing, and other areas of criminal and juvenile justice processing has grown.
There are both studies that report ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Researcher Mauer, fights that unbalanced wrongdoing rates just somewhat clarify the
imprisonment rates of minorities and that racial profiling, victimization poor people, and criminal
equity approaches that are not race impartial should be tended to keeping in mind the end goal to
diminish variations (Mauer, 2004). Mauer is the official chief of the Sentencing Project, a national
association working for a reasonable and compelling criminal justice framework (Mauer, 2004).
Maybe the most stark among these are the information produced by the United States Division of
Justice that venture that if current patterns proceed with, one of each three black males conceived
today will go to jail in his lifetime, as will one of each six Hispanic men.
Despite changes in leadership and growing attention to issues of racial and ethnic disparity in recent
years, these disparities in the criminal justice decision making still persist at every level within the
system. This does not necessarily suggest that these outcomes represent conscious efforts to
discriminate, but nonetheless, they contribute to excessive rates of imprisonment for some
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Descriptive Essay On Subaru
The Subaru Impreza is truly a wonderful car. And this wonderful car deserves only the genuine
Subaru parts. Therefore, it is very helpful to know how to get the original Subaru Impreza parts for
your magnificent ride.
Subaru is quite a popular brand, not only in the UK, but many countries across the globe. It is
surprising that Subaru cars are even popular in countries like Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark,
and several other countries along that line on the map. The reason why Subaru is popular in these
countries is because of its high performance, sturdiness, comfort, and amazing drivability.
Subaru Impreza in Detail
If you are looking for Subaru Impreza parts, then you need to acknowledge the type of machine you
truly own. Beneath the hood ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Subaru Impreza also features four wheel disc brakes and brake assist system, which assist in
effective braking. The interior is luxurious, and the amenities are plentiful.
Usually, these are the features you would probably observe if you already own the Impreza, but it
still helps to know about them before ordering the Subaru parts.
Common Vulnerable Subaru Impreza Parts
Now that you acknowledge what is under your amazing ride, why not take a look at the Subaru
Impreza parts you are most likely to be ordering? As per most Subaru mechanics, the Subaru
Impreza parts you are most likely to be needing include an air filter, oil filter, fuel filter, ignition
coil, and spark plugs.
You should, however, also expect to replace your Impreza s clutch parts, brake pads, engine
electrics, cooling and heating components, axle parts, steering parts, suspension parts, transmission
parts, and certain engine parts. You should remember that your car will wear down differently, so
you need to procure exactly those parts, which can get your Subaru back to work.
Buy Subaru Impreza Parts
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The Subaru Impreza is truly a wonderful car. And this wonderful car deserves only the genuine
Subaru parts. Therefore, it is very helpful to know how to get the original Subaru Impreza parts for
your magnificent ride.
Subaru is quite a popular brand, not only in the UK, but many countries across the globe. It is
surprising that Subaru cars are even popular in countries like Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark,
and several other countries along that line on the map. The reason why Subaru is popular in these
countries is because of its high performance, sturdiness, comfort, and amazing drivability.
Subaru Impreza in Detail
If you are looking for Subaru Impreza parts, then you need to acknowledge the type of machine you
truly own. Beneath the hood ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Subaru Impreza also features four wheel disc brakes and brake assist system, which assist in
effective braking. The interior is luxurious, and the amenities are plentiful.
Usually, these are the features you would probably observe if you already own the Impreza, but it
still helps to know about them before ordering the Subaru parts.
Common Vulnerable Subaru Impreza Parts
Now that you acknowledge what is under your amazing ride, why not take a look at the Subaru
Impreza parts you are most likely to be ordering? As per most Subaru mechanics, the Subaru
Impreza parts you are most likely to be needing include an air filter, oil filter, fuel filter, ignition
coil, and spark plugs.
You should, however, also expect to replace your Impreza s clutch parts, brake pads, engine
electrics, cooling and heating components, axle parts, steering parts, suspension parts, transmission
parts, and certain engine parts. You should remember that your car will wear down differently, so
you need to procure exactly those parts, which can get your Subaru back to work.
Buy Subaru Impreza Parts
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Side Effects Of Antidepressant Medication
In my opinion, antidepressant medication is very important because many people are easily
depressed at this time .
antidepressant medication are drugs for the treatment of depression and help the person to improve
moods .it helps the person to treat anxiety ,phobia and obsessive compulsive disorders .when the
person takes the drug he/she reduce depression .
the drugs used to treat depression is tricyclic antidepressant ( to fra anil and Elavil,the monoamine
oxidase inhibitors ).
the negative side of antidepressant drugs are increase blood pressure and the need to follow
particular diets . the antidepressant most prescribe today is selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
,(SSRIS) .
the negative side of the SSRIS is dry mouth ,constipation blurred vision ,headache ,agitation
,drowsiness,as well as a reduction in sexual enjoyment . ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
SSRIS is not treated to bipolar disorder .for bipolar disorder can treat with the combination of
antipsychotics and antidepressants along with mood stabilizing medication .
i learn from this assignment the treatment method of depression and the side effect of
antidepressant medication drugs .aniety and depression occurs together at the same time (i didn t
know this idea before ) .i when I start to work this assignment i feel good because I have already
know treatment method of depression .
To sum up , depression is the most common disorder at this time and caused by our everyday
activity .
many people at this time attacked by depression .when the technology developed very fast from
day to day the people are losing their patient and felt depression
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In my opinion, antidepressant medication is very important because many people are easily
depressed at this time .
antidepressant medication are drugs for the treatment of depression and help the person to improve
moods .it helps the person to treat anxiety ,phobia and obsessive compulsive disorders .when the
person takes the drug he/she reduce depression .
the drugs used to treat depression is tricyclic antidepressant ( to fra anil and Elavil,the monoamine
oxidase inhibitors ).
the negative side of antidepressant drugs are increase blood pressure and the need to follow
particular diets . the antidepressant most prescribe today is selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
,(SSRIS) .
the negative side of the SSRIS is dry mouth ,constipation blurred vision ,headache ,agitation
,drowsiness,as well as a reduction in sexual enjoyment . ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
SSRIS is not treated to bipolar disorder .for bipolar disorder can treat with the combination of
antipsychotics and antidepressants along with mood stabilizing medication .
i learn from this assignment the treatment method of depression and the side effect of
antidepressant medication drugs .aniety and depression occurs together at the same time (i didn t
know this idea before ) .i when I start to work this assignment i feel good because I have already
know treatment method of depression .
To sum up , depression is the most common disorder at this time and caused by our everyday
activity .
many people at this time attacked by depression .when the technology developed very fast from
day to day the people are losing their patient and felt depression
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Hercules Beetle Research Paper
Basic Etymological Information Originally described in Eastern North America by Carl Linnaeus
in 1763, Dynastes tityus (Linn.) is a Beetle found throughout the southern and western United
States (Lachaume, 1985). Similar to many other species of beetles, Carl Linnaeus was the original
authority on the Eastern Hercules Beetle, having both been the first to collect the specimen and
name it. Having been preserved by the Linnean Society of London, the original Scarabaeus tityus
specimen, which was the name Linnaeus gave to D. tityus (Linn.), is available online (Linnean
Society of London, n.d). D. tityus (Linn.) resides in the family Scarabaeidae in the order Coleoptera
(University of Kentucky, 2008). D. tityus (Linn.) is known by the common... Show more content on
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The Eastern Hercules Beetle measures 40 60mm long (1.6 2.4 in), including the horns of the
male, and 20 27 millimeters (0.8 1.1 in) wide (Quinn, 2008). The size of the Eastern Hercules
Beetle is notable as it is the largest of the eastern dynsatine scarabs (Glaser, 1976). As a member
of Coleoptera, the Eastern Hercules Beetle possess elytra. Coloration of the Eastern Hercules
Beetle can vary, with both pear green and mahogany brown color phases having been collected
(Prokop, 1969). Within the Eastern Hercules Beetles life, it can change the color of its
integument causing a shift in the coloration of the beetle. This color change is thought to be
brought on by an increase in fluid level during feeding (Prokop, 1969). Like all other
Scarabaeidae, D. tityus (Linn.) possess chewing mouthparts (Miller, 1961). A simple physical
description of the Eastern Hercules Beetle is a large beetle that, in males, may possess a large
hornlike appendage, has elytra that cover its wings, is colored green or brown, and has chewing
mouthparts. The technical physical description of the Eastern Hercules Beetle is a large brown or
green colored beetle with a prenatal horn that is shorter than the pronotum in males, a horn
weakly emarginated at apex, a clypeal horn with weak tubercles near apex, a pronotum and elytra
glaborous, and a clypeus in females that is constricted laterally near the paex and shallowly
emarginated at apex (Lachaume, 1985) . The iconic horn on the Scarabaeidae is used as a weapon
in male male competition and may also be used for gathering sensory information (McCullough
Zinna,
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Basic Etymological Information Originally described in Eastern North America by Carl Linnaeus
in 1763, Dynastes tityus (Linn.) is a Beetle found throughout the southern and western United
States (Lachaume, 1985). Similar to many other species of beetles, Carl Linnaeus was the original
authority on the Eastern Hercules Beetle, having both been the first to collect the specimen and
name it. Having been preserved by the Linnean Society of London, the original Scarabaeus tityus
specimen, which was the name Linnaeus gave to D. tityus (Linn.), is available online (Linnean
Society of London, n.d). D. tityus (Linn.) resides in the family Scarabaeidae in the order Coleoptera
(University of Kentucky, 2008). D. tityus (Linn.) is known by the common... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Eastern Hercules Beetle measures 40 60mm long (1.6 2.4 in), including the horns of the
male, and 20 27 millimeters (0.8 1.1 in) wide (Quinn, 2008). The size of the Eastern Hercules
Beetle is notable as it is the largest of the eastern dynsatine scarabs (Glaser, 1976). As a member
of Coleoptera, the Eastern Hercules Beetle possess elytra. Coloration of the Eastern Hercules
Beetle can vary, with both pear green and mahogany brown color phases having been collected
(Prokop, 1969). Within the Eastern Hercules Beetles life, it can change the color of its
integument causing a shift in the coloration of the beetle. This color change is thought to be
brought on by an increase in fluid level during feeding (Prokop, 1969). Like all other
Scarabaeidae, D. tityus (Linn.) possess chewing mouthparts (Miller, 1961). A simple physical
description of the Eastern Hercules Beetle is a large beetle that, in males, may possess a large
hornlike appendage, has elytra that cover its wings, is colored green or brown, and has chewing
mouthparts. The technical physical description of the Eastern Hercules Beetle is a large brown or
green colored beetle with a prenatal horn that is shorter than the pronotum in males, a horn
weakly emarginated at apex, a clypeal horn with weak tubercles near apex, a pronotum and elytra
glaborous, and a clypeus in females that is constricted laterally near the paex and shallowly
emarginated at apex (Lachaume, 1985) . The iconic horn on the Scarabaeidae is used as a weapon
in male male competition and may also be used for gathering sensory information (McCullough
Zinna,
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The Patriot, Directed By Roland Emmerich
In the summer of 1776, the colonies were forever changed with the signing of the Declaration of
Independence. It made war with the British Empire official, pulling other colonies that had not
begun to fight into the battle. The war brought much change for everyone associated with the
colonies, leaving no one unaffected. The movie The Patriot, directed by Roland Emmerich, tells
the story of one family, the Martins, in South Carolina and their role in the American Revolution
and how they were affected throughout it. The film portrays the American Revolution primarily
from the bias of the Pro Revolutionists, illustrating the horrors of living through the war, while
giving a more simplistic view of certain aspects of life in the colonies during that time period.
The film depicts the British as being gullible. In the film, there is a scene where Benjamin
Martin, the leader of a militia, meets with Cornwallis to negotiate the release of approximately
18 of his men. Martin fools Cornwallis into believing that several scarecrows dressed in British
uniforms are his soldiers being held captive. In an earlier scene, Martin s men dressed in those
same British uniforms to disguise themselves in order to sneak onto and blow up one of
Cornwallis ships. The film uses the scenes listed above to give the audience the perspective that the
British could be naГ Їve and easily misled. According to the text book, Give Me Liberty: An
American History by Eric Foner and class lectures, the British
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In the summer of 1776, the colonies were forever changed with the signing of the Declaration of
Independence. It made war with the British Empire official, pulling other colonies that had not
begun to fight into the battle. The war brought much change for everyone associated with the
colonies, leaving no one unaffected. The movie The Patriot, directed by Roland Emmerich, tells
the story of one family, the Martins, in South Carolina and their role in the American Revolution
and how they were affected throughout it. The film portrays the American Revolution primarily
from the bias of the Pro Revolutionists, illustrating the horrors of living through the war, while
giving a more simplistic view of certain aspects of life in the colonies during that time period.
The film depicts the British as being gullible. In the film, there is a scene where Benjamin
Martin, the leader of a militia, meets with Cornwallis to negotiate the release of approximately
18 of his men. Martin fools Cornwallis into believing that several scarecrows dressed in British
uniforms are his soldiers being held captive. In an earlier scene, Martin s men dressed in those
same British uniforms to disguise themselves in order to sneak onto and blow up one of
Cornwallis ships. The film uses the scenes listed above to give the audience the perspective that the
British could be naГ Їve and easily misled. According to the text book, Give Me Liberty: An
American History by Eric Foner and class lectures, the British
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Montgomery Tyner Quotes
What doesn t kill you makes you stronger a quote I have heard this quote numerous times in my
lifetime. Although she didn t reach the media s definition of power and fame, those who know Kim
would say to fight through her struggles and to find her happiness and strength, she truly is the
definition Kimberly Tyner is a person that becomes this saying in countless ways.
Born in 1960 Kimberly Renae McCoy grew up in country side of Vian Oklahoma. Her parents,
Billie and Sue McCoy raised her to be strong and independent, which turned out to be the best gift
they could give their only daughter. The second of four babies her hardworking mother bore, only
Kim and Clinton, the third, baby survived. The first, Richard, died of SIDS a few months after
birth. The baby, Morgan David, died of pneumonia when he was a few months old. After the
deaths of the babies, Billie went into a deep depression and refusal to grow close to his two living
children, instead of turning to alcohol to cover his pain. Sue, continued to be loving and
affectionate to both Kim and Clinton, but it wasn t long until she used alcohol to help with her
hidden pain as well.
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The two of them had a baby together a year later. Cecil killed himself, leaving Kim a new mom
and a widow at 18. I loved him, he had good points about him. He was incredibly protective of his
time with me and our money. Kim says with a tear and solemn face, If I told him I needed
something he would take me to the store and buy it. I couldn t have the money, but he would buy
me anything I needed.
Still grieving, the young mother moved herself and her baby in with her parents, but soon met
Dan who knew exactly how to talk to her and they married not long after. The abuse was soon to
follow. It took about six months for me to realize, I left my baby with my parents to protect her
and went to Texas to leave my
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What doesn t kill you makes you stronger a quote I have heard this quote numerous times in my
lifetime. Although she didn t reach the media s definition of power and fame, those who know Kim
would say to fight through her struggles and to find her happiness and strength, she truly is the
definition Kimberly Tyner is a person that becomes this saying in countless ways.
Born in 1960 Kimberly Renae McCoy grew up in country side of Vian Oklahoma. Her parents,
Billie and Sue McCoy raised her to be strong and independent, which turned out to be the best gift
they could give their only daughter. The second of four babies her hardworking mother bore, only
Kim and Clinton, the third, baby survived. The first, Richard, died of SIDS a few months after
birth. The baby, Morgan David, died of pneumonia when he was a few months old. After the
deaths of the babies, Billie went into a deep depression and refusal to grow close to his two living
children, instead of turning to alcohol to cover his pain. Sue, continued to be loving and
affectionate to both Kim and Clinton, but it wasn t long until she used alcohol to help with her
hidden pain as well.
Keeping ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The two of them had a baby together a year later. Cecil killed himself, leaving Kim a new mom
and a widow at 18. I loved him, he had good points about him. He was incredibly protective of his
time with me and our money. Kim says with a tear and solemn face, If I told him I needed
something he would take me to the store and buy it. I couldn t have the money, but he would buy
me anything I needed.
Still grieving, the young mother moved herself and her baby in with her parents, but soon met
Dan who knew exactly how to talk to her and they married not long after. The abuse was soon to
follow. It took about six months for me to realize, I left my baby with my parents to protect her
and went to Texas to leave my
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Taking a Look at Progeria
Infirmed aging is having a condition of weakness or illness that usually lasts for a long time and is
caused especially by old age. Progeria is the severe disease of the infirmed aging branch and is
defined as a progressive genetic disorder that causes children to age rapidly, beginning in their
first two years of life. Progeria only affects one in eight million people in the world. The term
Progeria is gathered from the Greek word geras, meaning old age. Children with progeria usually
don t show any signs when they are birthed but in a year or so their growth rate starts to slow
down. Children who are affected by progeria develop a non identical appearance characterized by
baldness, a small pinched nose, and a small face and jaw relative... Show more content on
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Every moment, second, minute, hour, and day go by you get older. You cannot stop aging no matter
what you do. It is something that everything that lives does.
The older you get the more medical problems you have. The older you get the more you body
starts to break down. That s why it is so important to maintain a healthy life style while you are
growing. If you didn t take care of your body while you was young it will be hard to maintain
good health when you are older. Eating the right foods, staying active, and taking vitamins are
three simple steps to keeping the body in good shape. When you are young you do want to live in
the moment, but that is only because it is human nature. You are supposed to learn from you
mistakes while you are taking chances each day. If you want your body to age healthy you already
know what you have to do.
It takes an older person a long time to build their immune system as well as heal bones like
younger people. Because of the aging of the body when an old person fall it takes longer to
recover and some older people don t recovery from their falls. Which leaves them handicap and
people would have to check up on them daily. Older people have more things to worry such as
getting around on their on, having medical bills all the time, and feeling lonely. Infirmed again has
a lot to do with the mental, emotional, and physical
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Infirmed aging is having a condition of weakness or illness that usually lasts for a long time and is
caused especially by old age. Progeria is the severe disease of the infirmed aging branch and is
defined as a progressive genetic disorder that causes children to age rapidly, beginning in their
first two years of life. Progeria only affects one in eight million people in the world. The term
Progeria is gathered from the Greek word geras, meaning old age. Children with progeria usually
don t show any signs when they are birthed but in a year or so their growth rate starts to slow
down. Children who are affected by progeria develop a non identical appearance characterized by
baldness, a small pinched nose, and a small face and jaw relative... Show more content on
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Every moment, second, minute, hour, and day go by you get older. You cannot stop aging no matter
what you do. It is something that everything that lives does.
The older you get the more medical problems you have. The older you get the more you body
starts to break down. That s why it is so important to maintain a healthy life style while you are
growing. If you didn t take care of your body while you was young it will be hard to maintain
good health when you are older. Eating the right foods, staying active, and taking vitamins are
three simple steps to keeping the body in good shape. When you are young you do want to live in
the moment, but that is only because it is human nature. You are supposed to learn from you
mistakes while you are taking chances each day. If you want your body to age healthy you already
know what you have to do.
It takes an older person a long time to build their immune system as well as heal bones like
younger people. Because of the aging of the body when an old person fall it takes longer to
recover and some older people don t recovery from their falls. Which leaves them handicap and
people would have to check up on them daily. Older people have more things to worry such as
getting around on their on, having medical bills all the time, and feeling lonely. Infirmed again has
a lot to do with the mental, emotional, and physical
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Adversity Research Paper
When facing catastrophe or hardship, people are often challenged to think outside of their
comfort zones and sometimes these challenges bring to light something that a person would
never have thought possible. I agree with Horace s quote about adversity and how it can be for
the better. I believe that most troubling situations can be resolved with ingenious thoughts.
Notwithstanding my agreement, I also recognized sometimes adversity can be the downfall of a
person in a troubling situation. However, occasionally these vicissitudes can turn out to be an
integral part of something much more important than them. My view on how to be successful in
life is to take initiative, set goals, and plan to make prosperous things happen in your life. Yet,
this planning does not assure that your future path will be free of pot holes, road blocks, or
detours along the way. Having adversities in your life can make you a versatile person. You can
develop dexterity by having to use resources and abilities you never deemed relevant or possible.
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What this quote means to me is that when adversity happens in life, it can cause people to want
to make changes to help the situation; therefore, they must be creative to overcome their
struggle. I can allude to Ella Minnow Pea where Ella s father, Amos, created a new pangram to
replace Nevin Nollop s old phrase. He was being banished off the island and needed a solution so
that he would not be sent away from his family. His necessity of wanting to stay with his family and
for that this rule to be gone caused him to invent the new pangram that would end up getting the
rule removed, saving the townspeople from further punishment. This has just been one fictional
example of necessity causing invention due of adversity, but there have been many more real life
historical and modern day
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When facing catastrophe or hardship, people are often challenged to think outside of their
comfort zones and sometimes these challenges bring to light something that a person would
never have thought possible. I agree with Horace s quote about adversity and how it can be for
the better. I believe that most troubling situations can be resolved with ingenious thoughts.
Notwithstanding my agreement, I also recognized sometimes adversity can be the downfall of a
person in a troubling situation. However, occasionally these vicissitudes can turn out to be an
integral part of something much more important than them. My view on how to be successful in
life is to take initiative, set goals, and plan to make prosperous things happen in your life. Yet,
this planning does not assure that your future path will be free of pot holes, road blocks, or
detours along the way. Having adversities in your life can make you a versatile person. You can
develop dexterity by having to use resources and abilities you never deemed relevant or possible.
The unanticipated... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What this quote means to me is that when adversity happens in life, it can cause people to want
to make changes to help the situation; therefore, they must be creative to overcome their
struggle. I can allude to Ella Minnow Pea where Ella s father, Amos, created a new pangram to
replace Nevin Nollop s old phrase. He was being banished off the island and needed a solution so
that he would not be sent away from his family. His necessity of wanting to stay with his family and
for that this rule to be gone caused him to invent the new pangram that would end up getting the
rule removed, saving the townspeople from further punishment. This has just been one fictional
example of necessity causing invention due of adversity, but there have been many more real life
historical and modern day
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La Strada ( The Road )
La Strada (The Road) is a 1954 Italian drama film directed by Federico Fellini from his own
screenplay co written with Tullio Pinelli and Ennio Flaiano. The film portrays a naГ Їve young
woman (Giulietta Masina) bought from her mother by a brutish strongman (Anthony
Quinn) who takes her with him on the road, encounters with his rival the Fool (Richard Basehart)
and ends with their destruction. It stars Giulietta Masina as Gelsomina, Anthony Quinn as
ZampanГ І, and Richard Basehart as Il Matto, the fool.(1) It was directed by Federico Fellini, and
produced by Dino De Laurentiis and Carlo Ponti. Dino De Laurentiis and Carlo Ponti won an
Oscar at the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Fim in 1957. Federico Fellini and
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Zampano (Anthony Quinn) is a Italian man who does a Strongman act as a street performer who
goes by the name Neanderthal Man. Giulietta Masina, who was Fellini s wife in real life; serves as
Zampano s side kick. Coming from a poor family, her mother sold her off to
Zampano and with no hesitation; she went along with the ordeal. Quinn was so hateful to her
and treated her like trash. Even though he was cruel to her, she remained loyal to him, made the
best of the situation, and eventually fell in love with him. She resembles Charlie Chaplin by the
way that she dresses, the makeup, and the way she walked with the oversized shoes. Tired of the
abuse from Zampano has been giving her, she eventually leaves him and goes to a town nearby
where she is now spellbound by the high wire act of The Fool played by Richard Basehart.
Eventually, Quinn finds her and forces her to come back to work with him where they started
working at a traveling circus. Below is one of the most notable quotes from the film:
The Fool
What a funny face! Are a woman, really? Or an artichoke?
The Fool
Maybe he loves you?
Gelsomina
Me?
The Fool
Why not? He is like dogs. A dog looks at you, wants to talk, and only barks.
The
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La Strada (The Road) is a 1954 Italian drama film directed by Federico Fellini from his own
screenplay co written with Tullio Pinelli and Ennio Flaiano. The film portrays a naГ Їve young
woman (Giulietta Masina) bought from her mother by a brutish strongman (Anthony
Quinn) who takes her with him on the road, encounters with his rival the Fool (Richard Basehart)
and ends with their destruction. It stars Giulietta Masina as Gelsomina, Anthony Quinn as
ZampanГ І, and Richard Basehart as Il Matto, the fool.(1) It was directed by Federico Fellini, and
produced by Dino De Laurentiis and Carlo Ponti. Dino De Laurentiis and Carlo Ponti won an
Oscar at the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Fim in 1957. Federico Fellini and
Tullio Pinelli ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Zampano (Anthony Quinn) is a Italian man who does a Strongman act as a street performer who
goes by the name Neanderthal Man. Giulietta Masina, who was Fellini s wife in real life; serves as
Zampano s side kick. Coming from a poor family, her mother sold her off to
Zampano and with no hesitation; she went along with the ordeal. Quinn was so hateful to her
and treated her like trash. Even though he was cruel to her, she remained loyal to him, made the
best of the situation, and eventually fell in love with him. She resembles Charlie Chaplin by the
way that she dresses, the makeup, and the way she walked with the oversized shoes. Tired of the
abuse from Zampano has been giving her, she eventually leaves him and goes to a town nearby
where she is now spellbound by the high wire act of The Fool played by Richard Basehart.
Eventually, Quinn finds her and forces her to come back to work with him where they started
working at a traveling circus. Below is one of the most notable quotes from the film:
The Fool
What a funny face! Are a woman, really? Or an artichoke?
The Fool
Maybe he loves you?
Gelsomina
Me?
The Fool
Why not? He is like dogs. A dog looks at you, wants to talk, and only barks.
The
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Public Assistance For Welfare Programs
Many people in our country have turned to public assistance for help in our troubling economy.
Welfare programs in our country date back to the early 1900 s. When these programs first
started they were set up to support those who genuinely needed it. Many of the people who use
these programs are hard working people who have had unfortunate things happen to them.
However for those who use government assistance for good there are those who take advantage
of the programs. Those who take advantage have turned to drugs and are unable or unwilling to
make the necessary life changes that the others using the support have. Welfare programs were
started to help those who have fallen into an undesirable situation such as losing a job. These
programs are not setup to aid in or assist in people s drug habits. Drug use has substantially risen
over the years many of the drugs that people are using are worse than recreational marijuana use.
They are also set up to help mothers with children to keep their children at home and not in foster
care. Also to ensure that children and theirs parents have food, shelter, and basic everyday
essentials. Drug testing those who receive public assistance would be beneficial to the whole
country. While there will always be these that insist that drug testing these people is
unconstitutional. It also appears that those taking advantage of the system is also unconstitutional.
Drug testing, as a requirement for welfare, would ensure that those who have a
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Many people in our country have turned to public assistance for help in our troubling economy.
Welfare programs in our country date back to the early 1900 s. When these programs first
started they were set up to support those who genuinely needed it. Many of the people who use
these programs are hard working people who have had unfortunate things happen to them.
However for those who use government assistance for good there are those who take advantage
of the programs. Those who take advantage have turned to drugs and are unable or unwilling to
make the necessary life changes that the others using the support have. Welfare programs were
started to help those who have fallen into an undesirable situation such as losing a job. These
programs are not setup to aid in or assist in people s drug habits. Drug use has substantially risen
over the years many of the drugs that people are using are worse than recreational marijuana use.
They are also set up to help mothers with children to keep their children at home and not in foster
care. Also to ensure that children and theirs parents have food, shelter, and basic everyday
essentials. Drug testing those who receive public assistance would be beneficial to the whole
country. While there will always be these that insist that drug testing these people is
unconstitutional. It also appears that those taking advantage of the system is also unconstitutional.
Drug testing, as a requirement for welfare, would ensure that those who have a
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Investigation of Effect of Temperature on Amylase Activity
Investigate the effect of temperature on amylase activity
Introduction
Amylase is an enzyme that catalyses the breakdown of starch into sugars. Amylases are found in
almost all plants, animals and microorganisms. Large amounts of amylase occur in germinating
cereals, and in the pancreas and saliva of higher animals.
Aim
The aim of this experiment is to find out the rate of reaction between amylase and starch in a range
of different reaction temperatures.
Hypothesis
As the reaction temperature of amylase solution and starch solution increase, the reaction rate of
amylase and starch will increase. After reach the optimal temperature of amylase, the reaction rate
of amylase and starch will rapidly decrease.
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Wear safety goggles to prevent any starch solution or iodine solution getting in your eyes.
2.Some water bathes are very hot.
Don t directly touch the water inside the water bathes. Using a rack to put test tubes into the water
bathes.
3.Crushed ice can damage your hands.
Wear safety gloves to protect your hands from cold and stiff.
Method
1.Before start the experiment, lab coat, safety glasses and safety gloves must be worn. Clean up
your hands as well.
2.Measure the room temperature with a new thermometer. Use marker pen to name beaker 1 and
beaker 2. Divide 10 test tubes into 2 groups, name them from 1 5 in both of the group. You will
need five stopwatches to record the time for the disappearance of blue black color in test tubes,
name them from 1 5 as well.Stopwatch 1 is corresponding to the test tubes 1 in beaker 1(0В°C
),stopwatch 5 is corresponding to the tst tubes 5 in 80В°C water bath. Record the room temperature.
3.Add crushed ice into beaker 1 and fill it with tape water. Beaker 2 only fills with tape water. Put a
Investigate the effect of temperature on amylase activity
Introduction
Amylase is an enzyme that catalyses the breakdown of starch into sugars. Amylases are found in
almost all plants, animals and microorganisms. Large amounts of amylase occur in germinating
cereals, and in the pancreas and saliva of higher animals.
Aim
The aim of this experiment is to find out the rate of reaction between amylase and starch in a range
of different reaction temperatures.
Hypothesis
As the reaction temperature of amylase solution and starch solution increase, the reaction rate of
amylase and starch will increase. After reach the optimal temperature of amylase, the reaction rate
of amylase and starch will rapidly decrease.
The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Wear safety goggles to prevent any starch solution or iodine solution getting in your eyes.
2.Some water bathes are very hot.
Don t directly touch the water inside the water bathes. Using a rack to put test tubes into the water
bathes.
3.Crushed ice can damage your hands.
Wear safety gloves to protect your hands from cold and stiff.
Method
1.Before start the experiment, lab coat, safety glasses and safety gloves must be worn. Clean up
your hands as well.
2.Measure the room temperature with a new thermometer. Use marker pen to name beaker 1 and
beaker 2. Divide 10 test tubes into 2 groups, name them from 1 5 in both of the group. You will
need five stopwatches to record the time for the disappearance of blue black color in test tubes,
name them from 1 5 as well.Stopwatch 1 is corresponding to the test tubes 1 in beaker 1(0В°C
),stopwatch 5 is corresponding to the tst tubes 5 in 80В°C water bath. Record the room temperature.
3.Add crushed ice into beaker 1 and fill it with tape water. Beaker 2 only fills with tape water. Put a
thermometer in both of the beakers. After a few minutes, check the thermometers in beaker 1 and
beaker 2 to see if they have reached 0В°C and the room temperature. Once the temperatures reach
our reaction temperatures, the experiment may start.
4.Make sure that the amylase solution and starch solution you used in this experiment must have a ,
you may test the pH values by
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beaker 2 to see if they have reached 0В°C and the room temperature. Once the temperatures reach
our reaction temperatures, the experiment may start.
4.Make sure that the amylase solution and starch solution you used in this experiment must have a ,
you may test the pH values by
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Sir Richard Branson s Management Skills
Sir Richard Branson is strong in all three of the essential management skills. From the standpoint
of technical skills, started the business from the ground up, so he had to develop strong technical
skills to make his business successful. He has the conceptual skills to be able to have a far
reaching vision for a huge business empire and to look at the market and see what gaps his
companies can fill. Additionally, his human skills are quite impressive, with his strong focus on
employee happiness, customer satisfaction, and family.
Sir Richard Branson would fall under the behaviorism view of management, rather than the
classical view. Sir Richard can be related to Munsterberg, as he took the time to try and find out
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I ve always preferred to be able to work on a project without having to worry about checking with
someone every time I need to do something. I like that there is so much freedom to create and
innovate. I do think that some people might be bothered by how willing Sir Richard is to take
risks, especially people with a high level of uncertainty avoidance, but I personally like his
attitude of trying things that people think are impossible. I think he does a good job of connecting
those under him to his brand. He s a leader who inspires and who makes people believe they re part
of something bigger than themselves.
I think that although he may be unconventional at times, Sir Richard Branson is an excellent
leader, and I hope to emulate many of his leadership traits. I honestly felt like I learned a lot about
leadership success while looking into how he runs his business. A lot of it reinforced lessons from
the course, but it was nice seeing a real world example of how those principles are being applied on
a daily basis. I am glad I selected him as my case study for this class and I would feel honored if I
ever got to meet him or have him as a manager. References:
Biography.com. (2015, July 08). Richard Branson. Retrieved April 25, 2017, from http:/
/www.biography.com/people/richard branson 9224520
Branson, R. (2017, April 06). The art of communication. Retrieved April 25, 2017, from https:/
/www.virgin.com/richard branson/art communication
Clarkson, N. (2015,
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Sir Richard Branson is strong in all three of the essential management skills. From the standpoint
of technical skills, started the business from the ground up, so he had to develop strong technical
skills to make his business successful. He has the conceptual skills to be able to have a far
reaching vision for a huge business empire and to look at the market and see what gaps his
companies can fill. Additionally, his human skills are quite impressive, with his strong focus on
employee happiness, customer satisfaction, and family.
Sir Richard Branson would fall under the behaviorism view of management, rather than the
classical view. Sir Richard can be related to Munsterberg, as he took the time to try and find out
what conditions were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I ve always preferred to be able to work on a project without having to worry about checking with
someone every time I need to do something. I like that there is so much freedom to create and
innovate. I do think that some people might be bothered by how willing Sir Richard is to take
risks, especially people with a high level of uncertainty avoidance, but I personally like his
attitude of trying things that people think are impossible. I think he does a good job of connecting
those under him to his brand. He s a leader who inspires and who makes people believe they re part
of something bigger than themselves.
I think that although he may be unconventional at times, Sir Richard Branson is an excellent
leader, and I hope to emulate many of his leadership traits. I honestly felt like I learned a lot about
leadership success while looking into how he runs his business. A lot of it reinforced lessons from
the course, but it was nice seeing a real world example of how those principles are being applied on
a daily basis. I am glad I selected him as my case study for this class and I would feel honored if I
ever got to meet him or have him as a manager. References:
Biography.com. (2015, July 08). Richard Branson. Retrieved April 25, 2017, from http:/
/www.biography.com/people/richard branson 9224520
Branson, R. (2017, April 06). The art of communication. Retrieved April 25, 2017, from https:/
/www.virgin.com/richard branson/art communication
Clarkson, N. (2015,
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Management Principles and Practice
Table of Contents
* The meaning of Management * Management Functions and Process * Management Approaches *
Motivation Theory
*
The Meaning of Management
Management may be defined in many different ways:
Management is the development of people and not the direction of things Lawrence A Appley
Management is defined as the process by which a co operative group directs action towards
common goals Joseph Massie
Management is a distinct process consisting of planning, organizing, actuating and controlling
performed to determine and accomplish the objectives by the use of people and resources George
R Terry
Management is principally the task of planning, co coordinating, motivating and controlling ...
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Functions of Management 1. Planning When management is reviewed as a process, planning is the
first function performed by a manager. The work of a manager begins with the setting of objectives
of the organization and goals in each area of the business. This is done through planning. A plan is
a predetermined course of action to accomplish the set objectives. It is today s projection for
tomorrow s activity. Planning includes objectives, strategies, policies, procedures, programs, etc. As
it involves making choices, decision making is the heart of planning. 2. Organizing Organizing
includes putting life into the plan by bringing together personnel, capital, machinery, materials etc.,
to execute the plans. While, planning decides what management wants to do, organizing provides
an effective machine for achieving the plans. 3. Staffing Staffing involves filling the positions
needed in the organization structure by appointing competent and qualified persons for the job.
This needs manpower 4. Directing Direction involves managing managers, managing workers and
the work through the means of motivation, proper leadership, effective communication as well as
co ordination. A manager must develop the
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Table of Contents
* The meaning of Management * Management Functions and Process * Management Approaches *
Motivation Theory
*
The Meaning of Management
Management may be defined in many different ways:
Management is the development of people and not the direction of things Lawrence A Appley
Management is defined as the process by which a co operative group directs action towards
common goals Joseph Massie
Management is a distinct process consisting of planning, organizing, actuating and controlling
performed to determine and accomplish the objectives by the use of people and resources George
R Terry
Management is principally the task of planning, co coordinating, motivating and controlling ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Functions of Management 1. Planning When management is reviewed as a process, planning is the
first function performed by a manager. The work of a manager begins with the setting of objectives
of the organization and goals in each area of the business. This is done through planning. A plan is
a predetermined course of action to accomplish the set objectives. It is today s projection for
tomorrow s activity. Planning includes objectives, strategies, policies, procedures, programs, etc. As
it involves making choices, decision making is the heart of planning. 2. Organizing Organizing
includes putting life into the plan by bringing together personnel, capital, machinery, materials etc.,
to execute the plans. While, planning decides what management wants to do, organizing provides
an effective machine for achieving the plans. 3. Staffing Staffing involves filling the positions
needed in the organization structure by appointing competent and qualified persons for the job.
This needs manpower 4. Directing Direction involves managing managers, managing workers and
the work through the means of motivation, proper leadership, effective communication as well as
co ordination. A manager must develop the
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The Opening Line Of The Middle Of Things
In the opening chapter of Anna Karenina, Leo Tolstoy uses the technique of in medias res, which
translates from Latin to in the middle of things , to establish the central themes of his novel. The
opening line of the book serves as somewhat of a thesis statement for the seven hundred pages that
follow that is, Tolstoy asserts the unique nature of unhappy families to preface a book about several
strained familial relationships. In the next sentence, Tolstoy establishes the novels chaotic tone,
describing everything in the Oblonskys household as being upset . The rest of the paragraph
features a series of syntactically similar sentences in the past perfect tense that discuss, in a
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Finally, in the third paragraph, the reader is introduced to the first character, Stiva, whom they
are told is a prince. Tolstoy uses luxurious diction to demonstrate Stiva s lifestyle, referencing his
morocco leather covered sofa and his plump, well kept body . At the point the reader is introduced
to Stiva, he has had a sudden awakening. The authorial voice then switches from that of an
omniscient third person to the conscious thoughts of Stiva Oblonsky. In this manner, the paragraph
is very similar to the stream of consciousness style that would become so important during early
twentieth century literary movements. In doing this, Tolstoy both allows us the same incomplete
impression of Stiva s dream that Stiva has, and ties the dream with the light, surreal sentiment it
evokes in Stiva. This technique also plays with the themes of memory and perception that were
so integral to Tolstoy s early works. The dream features a party with fantastic imagery of singing
glass tables and little decanters that [are] also women . This fantasy party is set in America, about
as far from Petersburg as possible, which points to a pervading tendency for escapism in the
Russian nobility at this time of social upheaval. Indeed, at several points in the novel, characters
flee Russia when met with adversity, as when Kitty gets sick and Anna reconnects with Vronsky.
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In the opening chapter of Anna Karenina, Leo Tolstoy uses the technique of in medias res, which
translates from Latin to in the middle of things , to establish the central themes of his novel. The
opening line of the book serves as somewhat of a thesis statement for the seven hundred pages that
follow that is, Tolstoy asserts the unique nature of unhappy families to preface a book about several
strained familial relationships. In the next sentence, Tolstoy establishes the novels chaotic tone,
describing everything in the Oblonskys household as being upset . The rest of the paragraph
features a series of syntactically similar sentences in the past perfect tense that discuss, in a
methodical way, the causes and effects of this... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, in the third paragraph, the reader is introduced to the first character, Stiva, whom they
are told is a prince. Tolstoy uses luxurious diction to demonstrate Stiva s lifestyle, referencing his
morocco leather covered sofa and his plump, well kept body . At the point the reader is introduced
to Stiva, he has had a sudden awakening. The authorial voice then switches from that of an
omniscient third person to the conscious thoughts of Stiva Oblonsky. In this manner, the paragraph
is very similar to the stream of consciousness style that would become so important during early
twentieth century literary movements. In doing this, Tolstoy both allows us the same incomplete
impression of Stiva s dream that Stiva has, and ties the dream with the light, surreal sentiment it
evokes in Stiva. This technique also plays with the themes of memory and perception that were
so integral to Tolstoy s early works. The dream features a party with fantastic imagery of singing
glass tables and little decanters that [are] also women . This fantasy party is set in America, about
as far from Petersburg as possible, which points to a pervading tendency for escapism in the
Russian nobility at this time of social upheaval. Indeed, at several points in the novel, characters
flee Russia when met with adversity, as when Kitty gets sick and Anna reconnects with Vronsky.
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What Are The Expectations That Shaped Women s Lives In...
1.What does the film show us about expectations that shaped women s lives in sixteenth century
Venice?
Women were expected to be obedient to their families and husbands once they were married.
Desires, wants, and dreams were beyond her control and instead she was expected to remain faithful
to the church, state, and family. This is shown when Marco attempts to get to know his wife better
only to learn that she isn t interested in anything besides making him happy. Women were
expected to have manners and to be well behaved but did not possess the knowledge to carry on a
conversation in the way the courtesans could. Courtesans in comparison, were able to gain the
intellectual knowledge from books and other sources of information to be an active ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
With this education, she used her gift for poetry to entrance and impress her male court companions
which granted her respect that normal women were unable to gain. Conversation and intellect
became as important in entertaining her male companions as her sexual conduct. The upper class
men of Venice found it amusing to see a woman with the many talents that Veronica had like
poetry and the ability to sword fight. Her status as courtesan allowed her to enter literary and
political circles unavailable to even the most connected and powerful ladies. By making
connections with the elites in Venice, Veronica was able to attend exclusive events which afforded
her the opportunity to express her poetry through public speech and by battling poetic
contemporaries. This is important because she could further her own influence while showcasing
her ability to compete with men in literary and political circles. These skills afforded Veronica the
opportunity to entertain the infamously homosexual, King Henri III of France in his private
quarters. This is important because the influence and reputation that Veronica Franco earned from
the elites of Venice granted her protection when she needed it. Her elevated status allowed her to
publish two different collections of poems, a rare feat in a society where few women could read or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
1.What does the film show us about expectations that shaped women s lives in sixteenth century
Venice?
Women were expected to be obedient to their families and husbands once they were married.
Desires, wants, and dreams were beyond her control and instead she was expected to remain faithful
to the church, state, and family. This is shown when Marco attempts to get to know his wife better
only to learn that she isn t interested in anything besides making him happy. Women were
expected to have manners and to be well behaved but did not possess the knowledge to carry on a
conversation in the way the courtesans could. Courtesans in comparison, were able to gain the
intellectual knowledge from books and other sources of information to be an active ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
With this education, she used her gift for poetry to entrance and impress her male court companions
which granted her respect that normal women were unable to gain. Conversation and intellect
became as important in entertaining her male companions as her sexual conduct. The upper class
men of Venice found it amusing to see a woman with the many talents that Veronica had like
poetry and the ability to sword fight. Her status as courtesan allowed her to enter literary and
political circles unavailable to even the most connected and powerful ladies. By making
connections with the elites in Venice, Veronica was able to attend exclusive events which afforded
her the opportunity to express her poetry through public speech and by battling poetic
contemporaries. This is important because she could further her own influence while showcasing
her ability to compete with men in literary and political circles. These skills afforded Veronica the
opportunity to entertain the infamously homosexual, King Henri III of France in his private
quarters. This is important because the influence and reputation that Veronica Franco earned from
the elites of Venice granted her protection when she needed it. Her elevated status allowed her to
publish two different collections of poems, a rare feat in a society where few women could read or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Report On The Assessment Of The National Planning And...
SUSTAINBILITY APPRAISAL
1INTRODUCTION
This report will provide the Sustainability Appraisal in relation to the findings of the Baseline Study
conducted in October 2014. This is in accordance with Section 5 of the Planning and Compulsory
Purchase Act 2004, and EU Directive 2001/42/EC, which indicate that a Sustainability Appraisal
(SA) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) are required for Development Plan
Documents (DPDs), produced as part of the Local Development Framework (DCLG, 2014). It is
possible to conduct both through a Sustainability Appraisal.
According to Paragraph 165 of the National Planning Policy Framework, a SA should be an
integral part of the plan preparation process and should consider all the likely ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
3SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Sustainable development is at the heart of the National Planning Policy Framework of 2012, and is
defined as meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations
to meet their own needs. Sustainable development includes three key pillars social, environmental
and economic, however in reality these issues often overlap and do not fit directly into one
category (Hopwood, Mellor and O Brien, 2005).
To ensure the concept of sustainable development is integrated into development plans, a
Sustainability Appraisal (SA) shall be conducted which requires that economic, environmental and
social matters are taken into account (Adur District Council, 2011). This integration will ensure that
future development meets the needs of local people whilst ensuring a healthy economy and
environment.
4STUDY AREA
The site area is located between Hillingdon Borough and neighbouring Ealing Borough.
Hillingdon, covers roughly 42 square miles, and is made up of 22 wards with a population of
273,936 (Census, 2011). Ealing, covers roughly 55 square miles, and includes 23 wards with a
total population of 338,449 (Census, 2011). The site area is located in wards Townfield, which in
accordance with the London Plan constitutes part of the Hayes Opportunity Area; and the Ward of
Southall Broadway. The site is
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SUSTAINBILITY APPRAISAL
1INTRODUCTION
This report will provide the Sustainability Appraisal in relation to the findings of the Baseline Study
conducted in October 2014. This is in accordance with Section 5 of the Planning and Compulsory
Purchase Act 2004, and EU Directive 2001/42/EC, which indicate that a Sustainability Appraisal
(SA) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) are required for Development Plan
Documents (DPDs), produced as part of the Local Development Framework (DCLG, 2014). It is
possible to conduct both through a Sustainability Appraisal.
According to Paragraph 165 of the National Planning Policy Framework, a SA should be an
integral part of the plan preparation process and should consider all the likely ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
3SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Sustainable development is at the heart of the National Planning Policy Framework of 2012, and is
defined as meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations
to meet their own needs. Sustainable development includes three key pillars social, environmental
and economic, however in reality these issues often overlap and do not fit directly into one
category (Hopwood, Mellor and O Brien, 2005).
To ensure the concept of sustainable development is integrated into development plans, a
Sustainability Appraisal (SA) shall be conducted which requires that economic, environmental and
social matters are taken into account (Adur District Council, 2011). This integration will ensure that
future development meets the needs of local people whilst ensuring a healthy economy and
environment.
4STUDY AREA
The site area is located between Hillingdon Borough and neighbouring Ealing Borough.
Hillingdon, covers roughly 42 square miles, and is made up of 22 wards with a population of
273,936 (Census, 2011). Ealing, covers roughly 55 square miles, and includes 23 wards with a
total population of 338,449 (Census, 2011). The site area is located in wards Townfield, which in
accordance with the London Plan constitutes part of the Hayes Opportunity Area; and the Ward of
Southall Broadway. The site is
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