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Why Are Hedgehogs Alive
Ever since we were younger we always thought that many things were alive but what made us think
that it was alive? For example, why are hedgehogs alive? One of the ways how hedgehogs are alive is
that they have a cellular structure and function, they reproduce, they use metabolism, they use
homeostasis, they have a long line of heredity, they have evolved, and they use interdependence.
Hedgehogs are mammals so they reproduce sexually and it usually takes 35 58 days for their baby to
be born. typically the male travels much more farther to find a mate than the female. A female can
carry 6 hoglets and once they are born it takes 6 8 to be able to live on its own. Once they re born they
do not have spines and born blind but after a few hours
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Ever since we were younger we always thought that many things were alive but what made us think
that it was alive? For example, why are hedgehogs alive? One of the ways how hedgehogs are alive is
that they have a cellular structure and function, they reproduce, they use metabolism, they use
homeostasis, they have a long line of heredity, they have evolved, and they use interdependence.
Hedgehogs are mammals so they reproduce sexually and it usually takes 35 58 days for their baby to
be born. typically the male travels much more farther to find a mate than the female. A female can
carry 6 hoglets and once they are born it takes 6 8 to be able to live on its own. Once they re born they
do not have spines and born blind but after a few hours
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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Case Study Essay
Case Study: A thirty six year old male has developed severe muscle weakness throughout the body.
The condition began fifteen months ago with a left foot drop and within a year, he described difficulty
with speech and swallowing, muscle twitching and cramping, and muscular atrophy throughout the
upper and lower limbs. Within the last two months, his breathing has become more difficult, and there
has been a noticeable difference in his voice. Prior to the fifteen months, he presented little to no
symptoms. The patient, a medical doctor, has a wife and two young children. What began as
seemingly innocent muscle weakness and cramping has lead to this patient s fatal diagnosis. He is one
of 2.5 per 100,000 people worldwide who have been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Typically, the muscle weakness will affect a limb, and nasal or slurred speech will soon develop. If the
patient is limb onset ALS, the symptoms will first occur in the arms and legs. They may have
difficulty with dexterous tasks such as writing or opening a door. If the lower limbs are affected, they
may notice trouble walking and experience tripping or stumbling. Dropped foot, as demonstrated in
the above case study, can also develop from muscle weakness and can cause the individual to drag his
or her foot. Limb onset ALS is more typical than all other types, occurring in about 75% of diagnosed
individuals. The other 25% may present symptoms described as bulbar onset ALS. These patients may
first notice difficulty with proper speech and swallowing. Patients will often lose their voice and have
difficulty forming words, caused by a loss of tongue mobility. In rare cases, patients might
demonstrate respiratory onset ALS where the intercostal muscles are compromised first. Regardless of
which occur first, affected individuals will generally experience most of the symptoms as the disease
progresses. Specifically, symptoms that include difficulty swallowing, moving, forming words, tight
muscles, spasticity, and/or exaggerated reflexes occur when the upper motor neurons have been
damaged. When lower motor neurons are damaged, symptoms such as muscle weakness, atrophy,
cramping, and twitching will occur. In some cases, a few of the muscle neurons that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Study: A thirty six year old male has developed severe muscle weakness throughout the body.
The condition began fifteen months ago with a left foot drop and within a year, he described difficulty
with speech and swallowing, muscle twitching and cramping, and muscular atrophy throughout the
upper and lower limbs. Within the last two months, his breathing has become more difficult, and there
has been a noticeable difference in his voice. Prior to the fifteen months, he presented little to no
symptoms. The patient, a medical doctor, has a wife and two young children. What began as
seemingly innocent muscle weakness and cramping has lead to this patient s fatal diagnosis. He is one
of 2.5 per 100,000 people worldwide who have been ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Typically, the muscle weakness will affect a limb, and nasal or slurred speech will soon develop. If the
patient is limb onset ALS, the symptoms will first occur in the arms and legs. They may have
difficulty with dexterous tasks such as writing or opening a door. If the lower limbs are affected, they
may notice trouble walking and experience tripping or stumbling. Dropped foot, as demonstrated in
the above case study, can also develop from muscle weakness and can cause the individual to drag his
or her foot. Limb onset ALS is more typical than all other types, occurring in about 75% of diagnosed
individuals. The other 25% may present symptoms described as bulbar onset ALS. These patients may
first notice difficulty with proper speech and swallowing. Patients will often lose their voice and have
difficulty forming words, caused by a loss of tongue mobility. In rare cases, patients might
demonstrate respiratory onset ALS where the intercostal muscles are compromised first. Regardless of
which occur first, affected individuals will generally experience most of the symptoms as the disease
progresses. Specifically, symptoms that include difficulty swallowing, moving, forming words, tight
muscles, spasticity, and/or exaggerated reflexes occur when the upper motor neurons have been
damaged. When lower motor neurons are damaged, symptoms such as muscle weakness, atrophy,
cramping, and twitching will occur. In some cases, a few of the muscle neurons that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Titans Research Paper
The example of myth in modern culture was Nashville s own Tennessee Titans. The Titans are a
professional football team that came to Nashville in 1997 under a different name the Tennessee Oilers.
In a CBS interview with owner Bud Adams, he said, We wanted a new nickname to reflect strength,
leadership and other heroid qualities. Later in the interview, Adams said, Titans come from early
Greek mythology and the fact that Nashville is known as the `Athens of the South makes the Titans
name very appropriate.
The Titans were a mythological group that ruled over the world before the Olympians. They were also
known as the Elders Gods that lived on Mount Othyrs. The Titans were believed to have originated
form Ouranos (the sky) and Gaia (the earth). Together, they gave birth to twelve children, six males
and six females. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kronos was the King of the Titans and the god of destructive time. Koios was the god of intellect.
Krios was the god of the constellations and the measure of the year. Iapetos was the god of mortality.
He had two sons who were the creators of animals and men. Hyperion was the titan god of light which
included the sun, moon and the dawn. Okeanos was the titan god of fresh water. He was the only
brother that did not participate in castrating his father. Rhea was the Queen of the titans and a goddess
of fertility. She was married to Kronos. Theia was the goddess of sight and the shining light of heaven.
She was said to be the mother of the sun, moon and dawn. Phoebe was the goddess of intellect and the
goddess of the great Oracle of Delphi. Mnemosyne was the goddess of memory, words, and language.
With Zeus, Mnemosyne was the mother of the Nine Muses. Themis was the goddess of the natural
order and divine law. She also had children with her brother Zeus. Together they gave birth to the
Fates and the Seasons. Lastly, Tethys was the goddess of the sources of fresh
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The example of myth in modern culture was Nashville s own Tennessee Titans. The Titans are a
professional football team that came to Nashville in 1997 under a different name the Tennessee Oilers.
In a CBS interview with owner Bud Adams, he said, We wanted a new nickname to reflect strength,
leadership and other heroid qualities. Later in the interview, Adams said, Titans come from early
Greek mythology and the fact that Nashville is known as the `Athens of the South makes the Titans
name very appropriate.
The Titans were a mythological group that ruled over the world before the Olympians. They were also
known as the Elders Gods that lived on Mount Othyrs. The Titans were believed to have originated
form Ouranos (the sky) and Gaia (the earth). Together, they gave birth to twelve children, six males
and six females. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kronos was the King of the Titans and the god of destructive time. Koios was the god of intellect.
Krios was the god of the constellations and the measure of the year. Iapetos was the god of mortality.
He had two sons who were the creators of animals and men. Hyperion was the titan god of light which
included the sun, moon and the dawn. Okeanos was the titan god of fresh water. He was the only
brother that did not participate in castrating his father. Rhea was the Queen of the titans and a goddess
of fertility. She was married to Kronos. Theia was the goddess of sight and the shining light of heaven.
She was said to be the mother of the sun, moon and dawn. Phoebe was the goddess of intellect and the
goddess of the great Oracle of Delphi. Mnemosyne was the goddess of memory, words, and language.
With Zeus, Mnemosyne was the mother of the Nine Muses. Themis was the goddess of the natural
order and divine law. She also had children with her brother Zeus. Together they gave birth to the
Fates and the Seasons. Lastly, Tethys was the goddess of the sources of fresh
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Tell-Tale Heart
The short occipitovertebral artery separates into two arteries: the occipital artery and the vertebral
artery, which connects to the skull and vertebral column respectively. The top of the right and left vena
cava are connected to the jugular vein and flow into the lingual vein from the mouth and maxillary
vein. The internal jugular vein however; as well as the subscapular vein from the shoulder, receive
blood from the innominate vein. The blood flows directly into the subclavian vein, formed by the
musculocutaneous veins from the muscles of the skin of the side and back, and into the brachial vein
from the forelimb.
The posterior vena cava carries deoxygenated blood to the lower half of the body the hepatic veins of
the liver, the renal veins of the kidney, and the genital veins of the gonads. Also connected to the
posterior vena cava is the hepatic portal system, an abdominal vein formed by the two pelvic veins.
The hepatic portal vein of this system provides blood flow to the stomach, intestine, and spleen. The
renal portal system contains veins, as mentioned previously, to the kidneys and the veins obtain the
blood ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A female frog has its ovary attached dorsally on one side and is suspended into the coelom by a
mesentry, which is a coiled oviduct with a funnel shaped opening called the ostium at its anterior end,
and its uterus being an enlargement near the cloaca. Meanwhile, the male frog has two tests which
each suspend from the dorsal abdominal wall by a mesentery, and the several vasa efferentia are small
ducts that carry sperm from the testes into the kidneys followed by cloaca by the ureters, also known
as the genital ducts. The mating position of frogs is called the amplexus, a position where the male
grasps onto the female and fertilizes the eggs as they are being laid by the
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The short occipitovertebral artery separates into two arteries: the occipital artery and the vertebral
artery, which connects to the skull and vertebral column respectively. The top of the right and left vena
cava are connected to the jugular vein and flow into the lingual vein from the mouth and maxillary
vein. The internal jugular vein however; as well as the subscapular vein from the shoulder, receive
blood from the innominate vein. The blood flows directly into the subclavian vein, formed by the
musculocutaneous veins from the muscles of the skin of the side and back, and into the brachial vein
from the forelimb.
The posterior vena cava carries deoxygenated blood to the lower half of the body the hepatic veins of
the liver, the renal veins of the kidney, and the genital veins of the gonads. Also connected to the
posterior vena cava is the hepatic portal system, an abdominal vein formed by the two pelvic veins.
The hepatic portal vein of this system provides blood flow to the stomach, intestine, and spleen. The
renal portal system contains veins, as mentioned previously, to the kidneys and the veins obtain the
blood ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A female frog has its ovary attached dorsally on one side and is suspended into the coelom by a
mesentry, which is a coiled oviduct with a funnel shaped opening called the ostium at its anterior end,
and its uterus being an enlargement near the cloaca. Meanwhile, the male frog has two tests which
each suspend from the dorsal abdominal wall by a mesentery, and the several vasa efferentia are small
ducts that carry sperm from the testes into the kidneys followed by cloaca by the ureters, also known
as the genital ducts. The mating position of frogs is called the amplexus, a position where the male
grasps onto the female and fertilizes the eggs as they are being laid by the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Increasing Faculty Resistance And General Education...
Decreasing Faculty Resistance to General Education Assessment The assessment of general education
courses within the realm of higher education has been a topic of concern and some contention as
external regulatory bodies, accrediting agencies, and donors have become increasingly interested in
seeing quantifiable results from these courses. While universities strive to maintain effective
assessment of their programs, one area that consistently falls by the wayside is the assessment of
general education courses. These courses have been difficult for many universities to effectively
assess due to a multitude of reasons, ranging from the large number of general education courses
offered, to a lack of support and cohesion on the part of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The anticipated outcome of the study will be a decrease in faculty resistance to assessment efforts in
general education courses.
Friedman Stone (2002) highlight an issue on this topic: that colleges and departments are receiving
pressure, both externally, from regulatory and accrediting bodies, and internally, from board members
and upper administration, to expand upon general education assessment efforts (Friedman Stone,
2002). This pressure is falling on the faculty who teach these courses. The faculty, in turn, are resistant
to administrative efforts to dictate what, if any, assessments are being given in their classes. Although
Friedman Stone address this resistance, more research must be done on how to effectively overcome
it. In another article, Banta et Al. (1993), stated that, there is tension between the two principle
purposes of assessment: demonstrating accountability and improving curricula, instruction, and
student services. Governing and accrediting bodies are more concerned with demonstrating
accountability since the stipulations of their investment in a university are measured through
quantifiable program benchmarks. However, the teaching faculty value assessment in terms of
curriculum improvement and as a way to refine instructional methodology. Banta et Al s quote
highlights this disconnect. According to another article published by Kramer (2006) the tension
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Decreasing Faculty Resistance to General Education Assessment The assessment of general education
courses within the realm of higher education has been a topic of concern and some contention as
external regulatory bodies, accrediting agencies, and donors have become increasingly interested in
seeing quantifiable results from these courses. While universities strive to maintain effective
assessment of their programs, one area that consistently falls by the wayside is the assessment of
general education courses. These courses have been difficult for many universities to effectively
assess due to a multitude of reasons, ranging from the large number of general education courses
offered, to a lack of support and cohesion on the part of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The anticipated outcome of the study will be a decrease in faculty resistance to assessment efforts in
general education courses.
Friedman Stone (2002) highlight an issue on this topic: that colleges and departments are receiving
pressure, both externally, from regulatory and accrediting bodies, and internally, from board members
and upper administration, to expand upon general education assessment efforts (Friedman Stone,
2002). This pressure is falling on the faculty who teach these courses. The faculty, in turn, are resistant
to administrative efforts to dictate what, if any, assessments are being given in their classes. Although
Friedman Stone address this resistance, more research must be done on how to effectively overcome
it. In another article, Banta et Al. (1993), stated that, there is tension between the two principle
purposes of assessment: demonstrating accountability and improving curricula, instruction, and
student services. Governing and accrediting bodies are more concerned with demonstrating
accountability since the stipulations of their investment in a university are measured through
quantifiable program benchmarks. However, the teaching faculty value assessment in terms of
curriculum improvement and as a way to refine instructional methodology. Banta et Al s quote
highlights this disconnect. According to another article published by Kramer (2006) the tension
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Family Rafting In Huesca Essay
FAMILY RAFTING IN HUESCA
Our Family Rafting is an adventure activity oriented to the enjoyment of the whole family,
accompanied by the little ones; it consists of descending a river on a raft with the help of paddles.
The Family Rafting in Huesca is offered daily, and we take all the needed time for you to enjoy the
most, thus, we stop so those who want could jump to the crystal clear water of the rivers in the
Pyrenees, float freely down the river for a moment, and to enjoy and play with water.
It is an ideal activity for families with small children; the whole family can do the rafting. From 4
years on, we descend about 8 km of river.
All our guides are qualified, licensed, highly experienced in rivers around the world, and specially
trained ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Pyrenees and the Sierra de Guara offer us the best conditions for the practice of canyoning in
Huesca.
Canyoning is done in narrow canyons cut into the bedrock stone, forming narrow gorges, in which we
gradually overcome the obstacles, and slopes and drops that we find along the way: whether walking,
jumping, swimming, abseiling or rappeling, sliding down, downclimbing, etc.
We jump to pools of crystalline water, slide by down slides that water and years have carved into the
rock. We will use ropes to descend with the abseiling (rappelling) technique.
To practice canyoning it is not necessary to have previous experience, and we have different levels of
difficulty for you to choose from, since we are in the best area for the practice of canyoning.
In the practice of canyoning, we usually descend aquatic canyons, but it is possible to descend dry
canyons in case that the weather, rain or cold winter does not allow us to descent water canyons.
Therefore, this activity can be done all year in Huesca.
Our qualified, certified and extensive experienced guides will accompany you safely, and you only
have to worry about having fun with your family in this wonderful
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
FAMILY RAFTING IN HUESCA
Our Family Rafting is an adventure activity oriented to the enjoyment of the whole family,
accompanied by the little ones; it consists of descending a river on a raft with the help of paddles.
The Family Rafting in Huesca is offered daily, and we take all the needed time for you to enjoy the
most, thus, we stop so those who want could jump to the crystal clear water of the rivers in the
Pyrenees, float freely down the river for a moment, and to enjoy and play with water.
It is an ideal activity for families with small children; the whole family can do the rafting. From 4
years on, we descend about 8 km of river.
All our guides are qualified, licensed, highly experienced in rivers around the world, and specially
trained ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Pyrenees and the Sierra de Guara offer us the best conditions for the practice of canyoning in
Huesca.
Canyoning is done in narrow canyons cut into the bedrock stone, forming narrow gorges, in which we
gradually overcome the obstacles, and slopes and drops that we find along the way: whether walking,
jumping, swimming, abseiling or rappeling, sliding down, downclimbing, etc.
We jump to pools of crystalline water, slide by down slides that water and years have carved into the
rock. We will use ropes to descend with the abseiling (rappelling) technique.
To practice canyoning it is not necessary to have previous experience, and we have different levels of
difficulty for you to choose from, since we are in the best area for the practice of canyoning.
In the practice of canyoning, we usually descend aquatic canyons, but it is possible to descend dry
canyons in case that the weather, rain or cold winter does not allow us to descent water canyons.
Therefore, this activity can be done all year in Huesca.
Our qualified, certified and extensive experienced guides will accompany you safely, and you only
have to worry about having fun with your family in this wonderful
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Major Goal Of Public Safety
A major goal in Canada is to maintain the safety of the society. Therefore, in order to control this goal
of public safety penitentiaries are used for confide individuals who commit serious crimes. Prison
tours was organized to provide the understanding into the attributes of imprisonment. In the article
Problematizing Carceral Tours , Justin Piché and Kevin Walby claim carceral tours display minimal
understanding of prisons. They support their argument by pointing out the infractions of the carceral
tours. In opposition, in the article In Praise of the Carceral Tour: Learning from the Grendon
Experience , David Wilson, Roy Spina, and Joyce Canaan argue the benefits of the carceral tours.
In the article Problematizing Carceral ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This method of carceral tours is used to maintain the vision that the prison is kept well maintained and
ethical to there prisoners. The justification behind the vision is to sustain the CSC (The Correctional
Service of Canada) mission statement. The mission statement is to demonstrate general understanding
of the objectives and operations of the prison. The authors stated that penitentiaries rarely provide
their rehabilitative and correctional ideals . The complexity of prison life is often disregarded, this is
an issue seeing as it is the leading attraction for tourists. The final argument that is made is the effect is
has on the prisoners. The carceral tours portray prisoners to be dangerous. The staff often dehumanize
prisoners, using regulations that tourists are ordered to follow regarding their interactions with the
prisoners. This often impacts the tourist judgement of the prisoners. Most importantly, the dignity for
the prisoners are not being respected. In conclusion, the research founded, pedagogical value was not
worth the intrusion of privacy upon prisoners.
The article In Praise of the Carceral Tour: Learning from the Grendon Experience , Wilson, Spina, and
Canaan response to the arguments brought up by Piché and Walby. Firstly, Wilson, Spina, and Canaan
address the argument made by Piché and Walby regarding the scripted and controlled tours and how it
eliminates the key aspects of incarceration. Their rebuttal against the issue is; despite the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A major goal in Canada is to maintain the safety of the society. Therefore, in order to control this goal
of public safety penitentiaries are used for confide individuals who commit serious crimes. Prison
tours was organized to provide the understanding into the attributes of imprisonment. In the article
Problematizing Carceral Tours , Justin Piché and Kevin Walby claim carceral tours display minimal
understanding of prisons. They support their argument by pointing out the infractions of the carceral
tours. In opposition, in the article In Praise of the Carceral Tour: Learning from the Grendon
Experience , David Wilson, Roy Spina, and Joyce Canaan argue the benefits of the carceral tours.
In the article Problematizing Carceral ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This method of carceral tours is used to maintain the vision that the prison is kept well maintained and
ethical to there prisoners. The justification behind the vision is to sustain the CSC (The Correctional
Service of Canada) mission statement. The mission statement is to demonstrate general understanding
of the objectives and operations of the prison. The authors stated that penitentiaries rarely provide
their rehabilitative and correctional ideals . The complexity of prison life is often disregarded, this is
an issue seeing as it is the leading attraction for tourists. The final argument that is made is the effect is
has on the prisoners. The carceral tours portray prisoners to be dangerous. The staff often dehumanize
prisoners, using regulations that tourists are ordered to follow regarding their interactions with the
prisoners. This often impacts the tourist judgement of the prisoners. Most importantly, the dignity for
the prisoners are not being respected. In conclusion, the research founded, pedagogical value was not
worth the intrusion of privacy upon prisoners.
The article In Praise of the Carceral Tour: Learning from the Grendon Experience , Wilson, Spina, and
Canaan response to the arguments brought up by Piché and Walby. Firstly, Wilson, Spina, and Canaan
address the argument made by Piché and Walby regarding the scripted and controlled tours and how it
eliminates the key aspects of incarceration. Their rebuttal against the issue is; despite the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Business Research Methods Part Iii Essay
Business Research Methods Part III
University of Phoenix
QNT/561
July 28, 2010
Business Research Methods Part III
A survey was conducted to determine whether or not Starbucks should introduce lunch and dinner
foods to the menu. Three thousand individuals were surveyed at various retail locations and malls. A
series of 11 questions regarding the likes and dislikes of current food and beverage choices as well as
possible future lunch and dinner options revealed several findings for Starbucks. Starbucks has
decided to analyze the data as follows. If, 60% of the individuals answered Agree or above on a
question Starbucks would accept. Furthermore, if seven of the eleven questions received 60% in the
Agree or above column, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The population of consumers surveyed showed favorable responses to the idea of launching a new
product line of lunch and dinner foods. Starbucks will continue to analyze the data further to
determine the best strategic plan for the launch. Furthermore, additional research will classify these
findings in order of power and will solidify the decision.
Potential Challanges
Several potential challenges exist to the validity and reliability of the research questions, data and
analysis. After looking at the survey and the data collected, some concerns are apparent to the validity
of the information. This survey conducted used two methods. The first method was an online survey.
The second survey method was a face to face questionnaire. The face to face survey was conducted in
struggling retail locations and vicinity. Shopping Malls and heavy populated areas were the locations
chosen for this survey. One major concern is that the participants used were not necessarily current
Starbucks customers. The purpose for this was to increase and promote Starbucks to non customers.
Questions regarding the current Starbucks menu and ambiance does not solicit a true response if the
individual surveyed is not a customer. Furthermore, competition coffee retailers are also a large
concern. Surveying a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Business Research Methods Part III
University of Phoenix
QNT/561
July 28, 2010
Business Research Methods Part III
A survey was conducted to determine whether or not Starbucks should introduce lunch and dinner
foods to the menu. Three thousand individuals were surveyed at various retail locations and malls. A
series of 11 questions regarding the likes and dislikes of current food and beverage choices as well as
possible future lunch and dinner options revealed several findings for Starbucks. Starbucks has
decided to analyze the data as follows. If, 60% of the individuals answered Agree or above on a
question Starbucks would accept. Furthermore, if seven of the eleven questions received 60% in the
Agree or above column, the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The population of consumers surveyed showed favorable responses to the idea of launching a new
product line of lunch and dinner foods. Starbucks will continue to analyze the data further to
determine the best strategic plan for the launch. Furthermore, additional research will classify these
findings in order of power and will solidify the decision.
Potential Challanges
Several potential challenges exist to the validity and reliability of the research questions, data and
analysis. After looking at the survey and the data collected, some concerns are apparent to the validity
of the information. This survey conducted used two methods. The first method was an online survey.
The second survey method was a face to face questionnaire. The face to face survey was conducted in
struggling retail locations and vicinity. Shopping Malls and heavy populated areas were the locations
chosen for this survey. One major concern is that the participants used were not necessarily current
Starbucks customers. The purpose for this was to increase and promote Starbucks to non customers.
Questions regarding the current Starbucks menu and ambiance does not solicit a true response if the
individual surveyed is not a customer. Furthermore, competition coffee retailers are also a large
concern. Surveying a
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Neutralization Theory
As a society, we are obsessed with murder and we strive to understand why it occurs. In order to
understand why murders occur one must understand the motivations present and be able to classify
them as instrumental or expressive. In the case of Joseph Ortiz, a member of the 500 Block street
gang, he was motivated to kill by gain and anger. When applying criminological theories one must
consider all aspects of the case at hand. No perfect theory exists to explain every homicide. Many
believe that differential association and neutralization theory explain many aspects of gang homicides,
such as the one Ortiz committed. Differential association is important because it focuses on the
influences of intimate others and how the behaviors that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both criminology theories both fall under the positivists school of thought, which highlights the
importance of social and cultural influences (Wood Alleyne, 2010). Neutralization and differential
association theories oppose classical school of thought because they state that killers are not born.
Furthermore, both theories are social process theories and involving the learning process along with
the effect of external influences on individuals behavior (Wood Alleyne, 2010). Neutralization theory
is actually an extension of differential association theory. Both theories deal with attitudes and values
that influence perceptions, which drives one to criminal acts such as homicide in the case of Mr. Ortiz.
The process of learning techniques is another similarity among these theories. Indeed both theories are
used to learn how and when to commit homicide. Personal group influences, whether criminal or not,
also play a role in each theory. Personal group influences can include close family members, relatives,
friends or peers. Inappropriate socialization is also a contributor to non conventional acts. Both
theories explain the reasons that led to the murders of rival street gang members and how they were
learned. Overall, both theories help explain how individuals exposed to violent crimes such as murder
in gangs, learn from the events and end up engaging in homicides due to social and environmental
influences and
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As a society, we are obsessed with murder and we strive to understand why it occurs. In order to
understand why murders occur one must understand the motivations present and be able to classify
them as instrumental or expressive. In the case of Joseph Ortiz, a member of the 500 Block street
gang, he was motivated to kill by gain and anger. When applying criminological theories one must
consider all aspects of the case at hand. No perfect theory exists to explain every homicide. Many
believe that differential association and neutralization theory explain many aspects of gang homicides,
such as the one Ortiz committed. Differential association is important because it focuses on the
influences of intimate others and how the behaviors that ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Both criminology theories both fall under the positivists school of thought, which highlights the
importance of social and cultural influences (Wood Alleyne, 2010). Neutralization and differential
association theories oppose classical school of thought because they state that killers are not born.
Furthermore, both theories are social process theories and involving the learning process along with
the effect of external influences on individuals behavior (Wood Alleyne, 2010). Neutralization theory
is actually an extension of differential association theory. Both theories deal with attitudes and values
that influence perceptions, which drives one to criminal acts such as homicide in the case of Mr. Ortiz.
The process of learning techniques is another similarity among these theories. Indeed both theories are
used to learn how and when to commit homicide. Personal group influences, whether criminal or not,
also play a role in each theory. Personal group influences can include close family members, relatives,
friends or peers. Inappropriate socialization is also a contributor to non conventional acts. Both
theories explain the reasons that led to the murders of rival street gang members and how they were
learned. Overall, both theories help explain how individuals exposed to violent crimes such as murder
in gangs, learn from the events and end up engaging in homicides due to social and environmental
influences and
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Friar Tuck
1 Project Overview In this paper we will examine the process that Friar Tucker used to decide which
project to implement that best supported their organizational goals. We will also use similar techniques
to create a simple strategic plan outline to be used to guide us on a personal project. According to the
simulation, All projects that an organization undertakes are linked to the organization s strategic plan.
This entails the development of a process by which projects are selected based on their relevance to
the strategic plan (Wideman, 1999). This of course is much easier said then done. However after
completing the first step of the project by insuring that the project is necessary and pertains to the
organizational mission ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Who will do the work? Are there any building permits that are needed? What do you do with the old
fence marital? Are there any government programs that can be used to assist in paying for this project?
Which way is the smooth side of the fence going to face? Yes, there are a lot of questions that must be
answered and a great deal to think about so let s get started with the obvious... talking to the neighbor.
After doing some basic cost analysis, (cost of supplies, workers vs. self instillation, and time) a
tentative agreement was reached to share the cost and a work assignment was reached. One member of
this new team will price the materials, call for building permit information, and inquire into pre
packaged fence designs that may be at this fledgling team s disposal. The other member of this team
will inquire about government programs that may be available, cost of workers, and old fence material
disposal information. Normally, when creating a project there is a structured formula that a project
manager will use through each stage of the project. From the project intention stage, to getting the
project off the ground, and eventually reviewing the final processes stage and making adjustments as
needed before stepping back to see the work that has been done. In our small project all of the steps
may not be necessary, but most will be utilized even in some small way. The process should go a bit
like this: The Project Initiation Stage is concerned with taking these
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1 Project Overview In this paper we will examine the process that Friar Tucker used to decide which
project to implement that best supported their organizational goals. We will also use similar techniques
to create a simple strategic plan outline to be used to guide us on a personal project. According to the
simulation, All projects that an organization undertakes are linked to the organization s strategic plan.
This entails the development of a process by which projects are selected based on their relevance to
the strategic plan (Wideman, 1999). This of course is much easier said then done. However after
completing the first step of the project by insuring that the project is necessary and pertains to the
organizational mission ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Who will do the work? Are there any building permits that are needed? What do you do with the old
fence marital? Are there any government programs that can be used to assist in paying for this project?
Which way is the smooth side of the fence going to face? Yes, there are a lot of questions that must be
answered and a great deal to think about so let s get started with the obvious... talking to the neighbor.
After doing some basic cost analysis, (cost of supplies, workers vs. self instillation, and time) a
tentative agreement was reached to share the cost and a work assignment was reached. One member of
this new team will price the materials, call for building permit information, and inquire into pre
packaged fence designs that may be at this fledgling team s disposal. The other member of this team
will inquire about government programs that may be available, cost of workers, and old fence material
disposal information. Normally, when creating a project there is a structured formula that a project
manager will use through each stage of the project. From the project intention stage, to getting the
project off the ground, and eventually reviewing the final processes stage and making adjustments as
needed before stepping back to see the work that has been done. In our small project all of the steps
may not be necessary, but most will be utilized even in some small way. The process should go a bit
like this: The Project Initiation Stage is concerned with taking these
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Implementation Of A Competitive Environment
In today s competitive environment, oOrganisations are now facinge pressure to meet community
expectations regarding quality pf product, lower cost and continue improvement constant change in
the external environment driven by heightened competition and more demanding customers (Nahm et
al. 2006; Karim et al. 2008; Drohomeretski et al. 2014). Running operations at the lowest cost, with
greater reliability and speed and a superior ability to change and continuously improve, are some of
the pillars in the development of operations strategy in organisations that seek to survive in this
competitive environment (Hayes and Pisano 1996; Ward and Duray 2000; Voss 2005; Datta and Roy
2011). Process management is aimed directly at organisation specific processes and capabilities, and
in particular, at streamlining the smooth flow of linked processes across an organisation. Improved
processes affect the potential for firms capabilities that lead to competitive advantage in terms of
operational performance. Expectations from process management practice are improved quality and
efficiency, increased revenue, reduced costs, and particularly, higher profits (Ataseven, Prajogo and
Nair 2014). Therefore, 75% of organisations currently employ some type of process improvement
strategies to meet such expectations (Dhallin 2011). Healthcare organisations are not an exception to
this global competition and customer demand. Because of increased competition between healthcare
providers, higher
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In today s competitive environment, oOrganisations are now facinge pressure to meet community
expectations regarding quality pf product, lower cost and continue improvement constant change in
the external environment driven by heightened competition and more demanding customers (Nahm et
al. 2006; Karim et al. 2008; Drohomeretski et al. 2014). Running operations at the lowest cost, with
greater reliability and speed and a superior ability to change and continuously improve, are some of
the pillars in the development of operations strategy in organisations that seek to survive in this
competitive environment (Hayes and Pisano 1996; Ward and Duray 2000; Voss 2005; Datta and Roy
2011). Process management is aimed directly at organisation specific processes and capabilities, and
in particular, at streamlining the smooth flow of linked processes across an organisation. Improved
processes affect the potential for firms capabilities that lead to competitive advantage in terms of
operational performance. Expectations from process management practice are improved quality and
efficiency, increased revenue, reduced costs, and particularly, higher profits (Ataseven, Prajogo and
Nair 2014). Therefore, 75% of organisations currently employ some type of process improvement
strategies to meet such expectations (Dhallin 2011). Healthcare organisations are not an exception to
this global competition and customer demand. Because of increased competition between healthcare
providers, higher
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Haitian Bridge Scenario
SCENARIO The French government had donated that bridge to help the Haitian people. As I stated
before, this kind of bridge must not stay on the terrain for a long time. This time would be different
due to the peculiar situation of those villages. The cities of Dondon and San Rafael used the former
bridge for many purposes like to take children to school, go to the doctor appointments and day by day
displacements. The old bridge had fallen three years ago during a tropical storm. Since that day,
people used a ford path in the river to cross. They really needed that bridge.
PUTTING THE PLAN IN PRACTICE
Finally, our platoon arrived at the bridge place. Already on arrival, we realized the first problem. The
road that led to the bridge was very narrow. This greatly hindered the way that we had to put our
bridge material on the ground. Looking around us, we realized we had a solution. There was a private
land next to the perfect installation location to accommodate all material. I shifted up to the residence
with our sergeant who was a French interpreter. I knocked in her door and my partner explained the
entire situation. She listened us ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first task was to level the land to assemble the bridge. An infantry platoon of the Chilean Army
was doing the safety of the work site. A large number of curious Haitians surrounded the place trying
not to miss any detail of the work. Our stuff was widespread, impairing the smooth progress of work.
Despite all this, we were all motivated and glad to help those people. We had a hard work long day. In
the end of day, we were exhausted. Next morning everything would start again. The place we were
was quite away from the city. Because of that, there was no internet signal available. We would be
nearly 15 days without contact with our families. Looking to the bright side of it was the opportunity
to spend time together exchanging
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SCENARIO The French government had donated that bridge to help the Haitian people. As I stated
before, this kind of bridge must not stay on the terrain for a long time. This time would be different
due to the peculiar situation of those villages. The cities of Dondon and San Rafael used the former
bridge for many purposes like to take children to school, go to the doctor appointments and day by day
displacements. The old bridge had fallen three years ago during a tropical storm. Since that day,
people used a ford path in the river to cross. They really needed that bridge.
PUTTING THE PLAN IN PRACTICE
Finally, our platoon arrived at the bridge place. Already on arrival, we realized the first problem. The
road that led to the bridge was very narrow. This greatly hindered the way that we had to put our
bridge material on the ground. Looking around us, we realized we had a solution. There was a private
land next to the perfect installation location to accommodate all material. I shifted up to the residence
with our sergeant who was a French interpreter. I knocked in her door and my partner explained the
entire situation. She listened us ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first task was to level the land to assemble the bridge. An infantry platoon of the Chilean Army
was doing the safety of the work site. A large number of curious Haitians surrounded the place trying
not to miss any detail of the work. Our stuff was widespread, impairing the smooth progress of work.
Despite all this, we were all motivated and glad to help those people. We had a hard work long day. In
the end of day, we were exhausted. Next morning everything would start again. The place we were
was quite away from the city. Because of that, there was no internet signal available. We would be
nearly 15 days without contact with our families. Looking to the bright side of it was the opportunity
to spend time together exchanging
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How Did The Allies Lose Gallipoli
The Gallipoli Campaign (April 1915 January 1916) might have been the biggest failure of the allies in
WW1. The allied goal of freeing the Gallipoli Strait to allow ships to Russia in the winter and their
goal knocking the Ottomans out of the war by reaching Constantinople was never achieved. They had
failed because the Allies severely underestimated the Ottomans, the Allied troops were dropped off at
the wrong place, the Allies were not ready to attack and the Allies made many critical mistakes.
The Allies had planned that they would quickly capture the Gallipoli peninsula without much
resistance from the Central Powers. However; by the time that the Allied troops had arrived in
Gallipoli, the Ottomans had already created all the defences and trenches they needed and had already
settled in them. They had also fortified themselves very well, meaning that it ... Show more content on
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The original plan was to land on a beach which would not have cliffs so that they could easily advance
and get off the beach to stay safe and away from the Ottomans, who would be easily able to shoot
them whilst they would be on the beach. However; the ANZACs had landed on a beach, which had
high cliffs on the beach, which meant that they were all easy targets for the Ottoman troops, who had
already set up their defences. The Ottoman troops could easily shoot the Allied troops whilst they
were trying to get over the cliffs and advance. That meant that the Allied troops had to dig into the
ground and make trenches to shelter from the enemy bullets. Making trenches meant that the Allied
troops could not advance as quickly as they wanted to. Landing on the wrong beach also meant that
their original plans wouldn t work and that their maps would not help them anymore. As a result of
landing on the wrong beach, the allies couldn t follow the plan as well as they wanted to because their
advance had been slowed
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The Gallipoli Campaign (April 1915 January 1916) might have been the biggest failure of the allies in
WW1. The allied goal of freeing the Gallipoli Strait to allow ships to Russia in the winter and their
goal knocking the Ottomans out of the war by reaching Constantinople was never achieved. They had
failed because the Allies severely underestimated the Ottomans, the Allied troops were dropped off at
the wrong place, the Allies were not ready to attack and the Allies made many critical mistakes.
The Allies had planned that they would quickly capture the Gallipoli peninsula without much
resistance from the Central Powers. However; by the time that the Allied troops had arrived in
Gallipoli, the Ottomans had already created all the defences and trenches they needed and had already
settled in them. They had also fortified themselves very well, meaning that it ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The original plan was to land on a beach which would not have cliffs so that they could easily advance
and get off the beach to stay safe and away from the Ottomans, who would be easily able to shoot
them whilst they would be on the beach. However; the ANZACs had landed on a beach, which had
high cliffs on the beach, which meant that they were all easy targets for the Ottoman troops, who had
already set up their defences. The Ottoman troops could easily shoot the Allied troops whilst they
were trying to get over the cliffs and advance. That meant that the Allied troops had to dig into the
ground and make trenches to shelter from the enemy bullets. Making trenches meant that the Allied
troops could not advance as quickly as they wanted to. Landing on the wrong beach also meant that
their original plans wouldn t work and that their maps would not help them anymore. As a result of
landing on the wrong beach, the allies couldn t follow the plan as well as they wanted to because their
advance had been slowed
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Quality of Judicial Performance
The quality of judicial performance Quality of judicial performance The performance of judges can be
measured, generally speaking, by the ability of the judges. There are some methods used to measure
the performances of judges for this purpose. These include a review of the past performance of the
judges. Here, the judges are gauged according to citations to prior judgments, affirmation of the
judges by higher courts and the ability to produce and put pressure. The judges may also be measured
by their native talents and experiences whereby issues of the number of years a particular judge has
been working at the lower courts and the quality of the law school they might have attended. Another
measure for the quality of judges is depreciating ability; some judges performance may decline due to
cognitive impairments, while others may gain experience over time. These measures are geared
towards ensuring that a high quality of judicial performance is guaranteed and maintained (Choi et al,
2011). Absolute immunity Absolute immunity involves protection of government officials from legal
action. This protection though does not include the intentional or malicious engagement in criminal
acts by the officer. For example, in the case of King v. Simpson (1999), the parole board members
were given absolute immunity to deny or grant parole (Alarid Carmen, 2010). Qualified immunity
This type of immunity focuses more on the executive officers and exonerates any wrong doing by the
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The quality of judicial performance Quality of judicial performance The performance of judges can be
measured, generally speaking, by the ability of the judges. There are some methods used to measure
the performances of judges for this purpose. These include a review of the past performance of the
judges. Here, the judges are gauged according to citations to prior judgments, affirmation of the
judges by higher courts and the ability to produce and put pressure. The judges may also be measured
by their native talents and experiences whereby issues of the number of years a particular judge has
been working at the lower courts and the quality of the law school they might have attended. Another
measure for the quality of judges is depreciating ability; some judges performance may decline due to
cognitive impairments, while others may gain experience over time. These measures are geared
towards ensuring that a high quality of judicial performance is guaranteed and maintained (Choi et al,
2011). Absolute immunity Absolute immunity involves protection of government officials from legal
action. This protection though does not include the intentional or malicious engagement in criminal
acts by the officer. For example, in the case of King v. Simpson (1999), the parole board members
were given absolute immunity to deny or grant parole (Alarid Carmen, 2010). Qualified immunity
This type of immunity focuses more on the executive officers and exonerates any wrong doing by the
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Robert Johnson Cross Road Blues
Cross Road Blues was recorded in 1936 (Sullivan, 2013) and has been one of the most notable stories
ever told. The track features Robert Johnson himself in a variation of the 12 bar blues structure as he
deviates from the form to bare all emotion. His vocal prowess and slide guitar mastery is expressed in
the usage of microtonal intervals which was common in the style of Delta Blues. Robert Johnson was
a prolific songwriter who died at 27. His life and music was poorly documented as he did not receive
much public recognition during his lifetime. Not much was said about this legendary musician, he was
reported as average in all aspects except his extraordinary musical talent, indulgence of alcohol as
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Moreover, a connection between the blues and the hoodoo tradition is also seen throughout history,
most notably by Muddy Waters in Hoochie Coochie Man. (Schroeder, 2004) A counter interpretation
can also be made with the context of the socio political environment of Mississippi in the 1930s.
Lynching is an extrajudicial practice carried out as an informal execution of an alleged criminal. In the
1900s, lynch mobs were a frequent way to highlight the economic and political differences as the
dominant group would suppress their competition in this way, especially in the south. It was reported
that African American men were lynched to death in Mississippi on a weekly basis. Since 1874, the
Jim Crow laws had been established and stayed in effect until 1975. This legalizes the separation of
races in the south of America and condemned coloured Americans to a second class citizenship
(Tischauser, 2012). These conditions became the source of many blues numbers which often wail the
gruesome experiences of victims of systemic racism such as Strange Fruit by Billie Holiday, as it was
a common reaction to perform songs of protest against racial injustice in juke joints. Artists are often
cryptic about their messages to cloak topics that seemed unsafe to explore. (Santelli,
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Cross Road Blues was recorded in 1936 (Sullivan, 2013) and has been one of the most notable stories
ever told. The track features Robert Johnson himself in a variation of the 12 bar blues structure as he
deviates from the form to bare all emotion. His vocal prowess and slide guitar mastery is expressed in
the usage of microtonal intervals which was common in the style of Delta Blues. Robert Johnson was
a prolific songwriter who died at 27. His life and music was poorly documented as he did not receive
much public recognition during his lifetime. Not much was said about this legendary musician, he was
reported as average in all aspects except his extraordinary musical talent, indulgence of alcohol as
well ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Moreover, a connection between the blues and the hoodoo tradition is also seen throughout history,
most notably by Muddy Waters in Hoochie Coochie Man. (Schroeder, 2004) A counter interpretation
can also be made with the context of the socio political environment of Mississippi in the 1930s.
Lynching is an extrajudicial practice carried out as an informal execution of an alleged criminal. In the
1900s, lynch mobs were a frequent way to highlight the economic and political differences as the
dominant group would suppress their competition in this way, especially in the south. It was reported
that African American men were lynched to death in Mississippi on a weekly basis. Since 1874, the
Jim Crow laws had been established and stayed in effect until 1975. This legalizes the separation of
races in the south of America and condemned coloured Americans to a second class citizenship
(Tischauser, 2012). These conditions became the source of many blues numbers which often wail the
gruesome experiences of victims of systemic racism such as Strange Fruit by Billie Holiday, as it was
a common reaction to perform songs of protest against racial injustice in juke joints. Artists are often
cryptic about their messages to cloak topics that seemed unsafe to explore. (Santelli,
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Should People Be Allowed To Keep Pitbulls As Pets Essay
Dogs are friendly, loyal house pets. They are intelligent, so they can provide services to people, such
as working with police officers at airports searching bags for bombs and illegal drugs. Dogs work as
guards protecting families and their most valuable belongings. Many disabled people live with trained
dogs. These animals are versatile, intelligent and loyal. By far, dogs are more superior pets than any
other pet. People should be allowed to keep pit bulls as pets because there is a lot of misunderstood
information that people do not know about, and they are not aggressive, and they are an excellent dog/
pet. Many people have wrong information about pit bulls. After adopting a pit bull herself, Dickey was
shocked to witness the negative responses her pet evoked (Kirkus). These dogs are very smart, and
most everybody does not realize that. They are very easy to train and learn things quickly. Back in the
day, pit bulls were used to help hunters hunt and kill bears. They are very affectionate towards their
owners. They like to remind you regularly of how they feel towards and that means a lot of kisses and
tail wagging.
Unless you raise them to fight, pit bulls are kind to the people they are comfortable around. They are
usually seen as killer fighting dogs. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are strong territorial dogs, when around strangers they are very reserved, also a very reliable
guard dog. Pit bulls are the big dogs in the dog world and are very serious about their guarding job.
Even though it may take a strong adult to train and hold back on a leash they are great with children.
Early training is important to make sure everyone is safe around them. Pit Bull Terriers are said by
their owners to be a loyal companion dogs... obedient, loving and protective (Morris 363). Even
though they are protective, sometimes they can be a little too protective. When they see their person in
an abnormal situation they will do anything to protect
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Dogs are friendly, loyal house pets. They are intelligent, so they can provide services to people, such
as working with police officers at airports searching bags for bombs and illegal drugs. Dogs work as
guards protecting families and their most valuable belongings. Many disabled people live with trained
dogs. These animals are versatile, intelligent and loyal. By far, dogs are more superior pets than any
other pet. People should be allowed to keep pit bulls as pets because there is a lot of misunderstood
information that people do not know about, and they are not aggressive, and they are an excellent dog/
pet. Many people have wrong information about pit bulls. After adopting a pit bull herself, Dickey was
shocked to witness the negative responses her pet evoked (Kirkus). These dogs are very smart, and
most everybody does not realize that. They are very easy to train and learn things quickly. Back in the
day, pit bulls were used to help hunters hunt and kill bears. They are very affectionate towards their
owners. They like to remind you regularly of how they feel towards and that means a lot of kisses and
tail wagging.
Unless you raise them to fight, pit bulls are kind to the people they are comfortable around. They are
usually seen as killer fighting dogs. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are strong territorial dogs, when around strangers they are very reserved, also a very reliable
guard dog. Pit bulls are the big dogs in the dog world and are very serious about their guarding job.
Even though it may take a strong adult to train and hold back on a leash they are great with children.
Early training is important to make sure everyone is safe around them. Pit Bull Terriers are said by
their owners to be a loyal companion dogs... obedient, loving and protective (Morris 363). Even
though they are protective, sometimes they can be a little too protective. When they see their person in
an abnormal situation they will do anything to protect
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Defendant s Case
Decide which witnesses could support the prosecution s case and which witnesses would support the
defense s case. How does Search and Seizure relate to the B.I.G. case? Witnesses supporting the
prosecution s case: CI#1: He worked for death row. CI#2: He informs that LAPD officers attended a
meeting that planned the murder. CI#3: He saw Perez shoot Biggie. CI#5: He knows Biggie s killer.
CI#7: seeks permission to participate in the investigation. Defense witnesses: CI#4: No one from the
LIPD resembled the person the other witnesses had seen. CI#6: always seen at death row functions
CI#8: Found with a 40 caliber gun and he was at the death row function before the shooting of Tupac.
CI#9: He witnessed the shooter, who looked like a Muslim ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Retrieved from
https://vault.fbi.gov/Christopher%20%28Biggie%20Smalls%29%20Wallace%20/christopher biggie
smalls wallace part 1 of 3/view Christopher (Biggie Smalls) Wallace Part 2 of 3: FBI Records: The
Vault. Retrieved from
https://vault.fbi.gov/Christopher%20%28Biggie%20Smalls%29%20Wallace%20/christopher biggie
smalls wallace part 3 of 3/view Christopher (Biggie Smalls) Wallace Part 3 of 3: FBI Records: The
Vault. Retrieved from
https://vault.fbi.gov/Christopher%20%28Biggie%20Smalls%29%20Wallace%20/christopher biggie
smalls wallace part 2 of 3/view Connecting the Dots: Frontline. Retrieved from
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/lapd/connect/noflash.html Duke, A. (2011, Apr). FBI
reveals documents in Biggie Smalls death probe. CNN.com. Retrieved from
http://www.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/04/08/biggie.smalls.files/ Kalven, H., Zeisel, H., Callahan, T.,
Ennis, P. (2003). The american jury(Vol. 71). Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press. Sullivan, R.
(2005). The unsolved mystery of the notorious B.I.G. Rolling Stone 989 p 124. Retrieved from
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Decide which witnesses could support the prosecution s case and which witnesses would support the
defense s case. How does Search and Seizure relate to the B.I.G. case? Witnesses supporting the
prosecution s case: CI#1: He worked for death row. CI#2: He informs that LAPD officers attended a
meeting that planned the murder. CI#3: He saw Perez shoot Biggie. CI#5: He knows Biggie s killer.
CI#7: seeks permission to participate in the investigation. Defense witnesses: CI#4: No one from the
LIPD resembled the person the other witnesses had seen. CI#6: always seen at death row functions
CI#8: Found with a 40 caliber gun and he was at the death row function before the shooting of Tupac.
CI#9: He witnessed the shooter, who looked like a Muslim ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Retrieved from
https://vault.fbi.gov/Christopher%20%28Biggie%20Smalls%29%20Wallace%20/christopher biggie
smalls wallace part 1 of 3/view Christopher (Biggie Smalls) Wallace Part 2 of 3: FBI Records: The
Vault. Retrieved from
https://vault.fbi.gov/Christopher%20%28Biggie%20Smalls%29%20Wallace%20/christopher biggie
smalls wallace part 3 of 3/view Christopher (Biggie Smalls) Wallace Part 3 of 3: FBI Records: The
Vault. Retrieved from
https://vault.fbi.gov/Christopher%20%28Biggie%20Smalls%29%20Wallace%20/christopher biggie
smalls wallace part 2 of 3/view Connecting the Dots: Frontline. Retrieved from
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/lapd/connect/noflash.html Duke, A. (2011, Apr). FBI
reveals documents in Biggie Smalls death probe. CNN.com. Retrieved from
http://www.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/04/08/biggie.smalls.files/ Kalven, H., Zeisel, H., Callahan, T.,
Ennis, P. (2003). The american jury(Vol. 71). Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press. Sullivan, R.
(2005). The unsolved mystery of the notorious B.I.G. Rolling Stone 989 p 124. Retrieved from
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Corporate Governance and Auditors
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND There are a number of positive developments in
the economy since the introduction of foreign currency (multi currency system), which if sustained,
will spearhead economic recovery in the short to medium term horizon. These developments included
the introduction of the multi currency system and the liberalization of the exchange control, the
formation of government of national unity (GNU) and the engagement with multilateral institutions
and the donor community. This is already evidence of stability coupled with an increase in industrial
capacity utilization since the adoption of multi currency in February 2009.stability is projected to spur
growth in the financial, manufacturing and other ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1.3 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY The objective of the research is to establish whether the auditor
has a role to play in ensuring good corporate governance. If an auditor has, what possible stumbling
blocks will interfere with his role of ensuring good corporate governance .The research will
increasingly look at the issues of fraud and white collar crimes in corporate governance of a company?
That is, what responsibilities do an auditor has in detecting fraud and white collar crimes. The research
will focus on much selected firms in various industries. The objectives cover to assess the role of
auditors in corporate governance, detecting fraud and white collar crimes to be more specific. 1.4
RESEARCH PROBLEM Is the output of an auditor important in bringing about good corporate
governance? There are various audited firms from around the world that have subsequently fallen prey
to liquidation or have been placed under judicial management, which has given rise to investors,
shareholders and third parties questioning the roles and competences of auditors and the reliability of
audited financial statements. 1.5 RESEARCH QUESTION What is the role of an auditor in ensuring
good corporate governance? 1.6 RESEARCH SUB QUESTIONS The above research question will be
sub divided into the following sub questions: What are the duties or responsibilities of auditors in the
first place? a)
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CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND There are a number of positive developments in
the economy since the introduction of foreign currency (multi currency system), which if sustained,
will spearhead economic recovery in the short to medium term horizon. These developments included
the introduction of the multi currency system and the liberalization of the exchange control, the
formation of government of national unity (GNU) and the engagement with multilateral institutions
and the donor community. This is already evidence of stability coupled with an increase in industrial
capacity utilization since the adoption of multi currency in February 2009.stability is projected to spur
growth in the financial, manufacturing and other ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
1.3 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY The objective of the research is to establish whether the auditor
has a role to play in ensuring good corporate governance. If an auditor has, what possible stumbling
blocks will interfere with his role of ensuring good corporate governance .The research will
increasingly look at the issues of fraud and white collar crimes in corporate governance of a company?
That is, what responsibilities do an auditor has in detecting fraud and white collar crimes. The research
will focus on much selected firms in various industries. The objectives cover to assess the role of
auditors in corporate governance, detecting fraud and white collar crimes to be more specific. 1.4
RESEARCH PROBLEM Is the output of an auditor important in bringing about good corporate
governance? There are various audited firms from around the world that have subsequently fallen prey
to liquidation or have been placed under judicial management, which has given rise to investors,
shareholders and third parties questioning the roles and competences of auditors and the reliability of
audited financial statements. 1.5 RESEARCH QUESTION What is the role of an auditor in ensuring
good corporate governance? 1.6 RESEARCH SUB QUESTIONS The above research question will be
sub divided into the following sub questions: What are the duties or responsibilities of auditors in the
first place? a)
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Compare And Contrast O Brother Where Art Thou And The Odyssey
Comparing and Contrasting
Ancient Literature and Modern movies can portray the same messages. Both relate to human
condition, but oftentimes the form reflects the age in which it is written. The movie O Brother, Where
Art Thou? (2000) uses a modern setting (1930s Mississippi) to relate to Homer s epic The Odyssey
(800 BCE). The epic The Odyssey by Homer and The movie O Brother Where Art Thou by The Coen
Brothers both tell the story of a protagonist that takes a long journey home to his wife. Both face many
obstacles along the way. In the movie, Sheriff Cooley is compared to Poseidon, the Blind old man is
compared to Tiresias and Ulysses is compared to Odysseus reconnection with his wife. Both the
movie and epic show that human nature are present in both the epic and movie.
Sheriff Cooley in the movie and Poseidon in the epic are both chasing Ulysses and Odysseus. The
Article states, Wash turns in his own cousin Pete for the bounty, and the boys in wash s stolen car
barely escape capture by the evil sheriff who will pursue them with his drooling bloodhound and dark
sunglasses throughout the film (O Brother). This shows how Sheriff cooley Pursue them throughout
the movie the same way Poseidon follows Odysseus throughout the epic. Sheriff cooley does not kill
any members of the crew however, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Old man states, You seek a great fortune you three who are in chains and you will find fortune
though it will not be the fortune you seek (Winfield). This reveals that the old man can tell the future
and help Ulysses and his crew. Tiresias in the epic states, Great Captain, a fair wind and the honey
lights of home are all you seek. But anguish lies ahead (The Odyssey). Tiresias is telling Odysseus that
he will one day return home but it will be a long painful road ahead (The Odyssey). This shows that
both the future tellers help the
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Comparing and Contrasting
Ancient Literature and Modern movies can portray the same messages. Both relate to human
condition, but oftentimes the form reflects the age in which it is written. The movie O Brother, Where
Art Thou? (2000) uses a modern setting (1930s Mississippi) to relate to Homer s epic The Odyssey
(800 BCE). The epic The Odyssey by Homer and The movie O Brother Where Art Thou by The Coen
Brothers both tell the story of a protagonist that takes a long journey home to his wife. Both face many
obstacles along the way. In the movie, Sheriff Cooley is compared to Poseidon, the Blind old man is
compared to Tiresias and Ulysses is compared to Odysseus reconnection with his wife. Both the
movie and epic show that human nature are present in both the epic and movie.
Sheriff Cooley in the movie and Poseidon in the epic are both chasing Ulysses and Odysseus. The
Article states, Wash turns in his own cousin Pete for the bounty, and the boys in wash s stolen car
barely escape capture by the evil sheriff who will pursue them with his drooling bloodhound and dark
sunglasses throughout the film (O Brother). This shows how Sheriff cooley Pursue them throughout
the movie the same way Poseidon follows Odysseus throughout the epic. Sheriff cooley does not kill
any members of the crew however, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Old man states, You seek a great fortune you three who are in chains and you will find fortune
though it will not be the fortune you seek (Winfield). This reveals that the old man can tell the future
and help Ulysses and his crew. Tiresias in the epic states, Great Captain, a fair wind and the honey
lights of home are all you seek. But anguish lies ahead (The Odyssey). Tiresias is telling Odysseus that
he will one day return home but it will be a long painful road ahead (The Odyssey). This shows that
both the future tellers help the
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Containerization and New South Wales Essay
4426 APRIL 19, 2012 RICHARD G. HAMERMESH SUNRU YONG Meli Marine It was past
midnight, but David Tian, CEO of Singapore based Meli Marine, could not sleep. The next board
meeting was just two weeks away in early February 2008. Edwin Chang, the founder of the company
and chairman of the board, had called earlier to hear Tian s assessment of a potential acquisition. This
could be the biggest turning point in Meli s history, Chang had said. Are we ready to become a global
player? Tian had to admit that he had not yet reached a conclusion. The acquisition under
consideration was of the vessel assets of an indirect competitor, Teeh Sah Holdings. Tee Sah operated
a container carrier business in the trans Pacific, Asia to North ... Show more content on
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There are five key segments in the container shipping value chain: container delivery, shipment
origination, vessel operations, terminal operations, and inland delivery (see Figure A for an overview).
Figure A Container Shipping Value Chain Container Delivery K ey Activities Ownership of containers
Storage and maintenance Shipment Origination Shipment routing Capacity procurement Vessel
Operations Terminal control and operations Control of trucks and railroads Maintenance and sailing of
vessel Container handling and transshipments Container handling and transshipments Third party
terminal operators Railroads Customer service, billing, and tracking Manufacturers Freight forwarders
Container carriers Leasing companies Container carriers Third party charter companies Container
carriers Inland Delivery Ownership of vessel Repositioning Competitor types Terminal Operations
Captive terminal operators Container carriers TL and drayage truckers Container carriers (limited)
Industry players varied in their degree of integration across this value chain. For example, China
International Marine Containers (CIMC) focused exclusively on
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4426 APRIL 19, 2012 RICHARD G. HAMERMESH SUNRU YONG Meli Marine It was past
midnight, but David Tian, CEO of Singapore based Meli Marine, could not sleep. The next board
meeting was just two weeks away in early February 2008. Edwin Chang, the founder of the company
and chairman of the board, had called earlier to hear Tian s assessment of a potential acquisition. This
could be the biggest turning point in Meli s history, Chang had said. Are we ready to become a global
player? Tian had to admit that he had not yet reached a conclusion. The acquisition under
consideration was of the vessel assets of an indirect competitor, Teeh Sah Holdings. Tee Sah operated
a container carrier business in the trans Pacific, Asia to North ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
There are five key segments in the container shipping value chain: container delivery, shipment
origination, vessel operations, terminal operations, and inland delivery (see Figure A for an overview).
Figure A Container Shipping Value Chain Container Delivery K ey Activities Ownership of containers
Storage and maintenance Shipment Origination Shipment routing Capacity procurement Vessel
Operations Terminal control and operations Control of trucks and railroads Maintenance and sailing of
vessel Container handling and transshipments Container handling and transshipments Third party
terminal operators Railroads Customer service, billing, and tracking Manufacturers Freight forwarders
Container carriers Leasing companies Container carriers Third party charter companies Container
carriers Inland Delivery Ownership of vessel Repositioning Competitor types Terminal Operations
Captive terminal operators Container carriers TL and drayage truckers Container carriers (limited)
Industry players varied in their degree of integration across this value chain. For example, China
International Marine Containers (CIMC) focused exclusively on
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Caliph Abu-Bakr Research Paper
after this battle, Khalid took a short rest for months waiting for the orders of the Caliph Abu Bakr,
Islam message had to be delivered to all the world, since the Persian territory were killing all of
Muslims who tried to preach Islamic religion in Iraq, The Caliph Abu Bakr decided to fight the
Persian territory and to take Iraq from it, to preach Islam peacefully, the Arabian peninsula got united
under the rule Caliph Abu Bakr again, after it`s divided, and most of the people in the peninsula
converted to Islam, fortunately, one of the pupal personalities in Iraq became a Muslim and he wanted
a support from the Caliph Abu Bakr to take down the Persian army in Iraq, his name was Al
Muthannah Ibn Harithah , The Caliph Abu Bakr sent several
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after this battle, Khalid took a short rest for months waiting for the orders of the Caliph Abu Bakr,
Islam message had to be delivered to all the world, since the Persian territory were killing all of
Muslims who tried to preach Islamic religion in Iraq, The Caliph Abu Bakr decided to fight the
Persian territory and to take Iraq from it, to preach Islam peacefully, the Arabian peninsula got united
under the rule Caliph Abu Bakr again, after it`s divided, and most of the people in the peninsula
converted to Islam, fortunately, one of the pupal personalities in Iraq became a Muslim and he wanted
a support from the Caliph Abu Bakr to take down the Persian army in Iraq, his name was Al
Muthannah Ibn Harithah , The Caliph Abu Bakr sent several
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“Estimated to be diagnosed in 1 of every 8 women in their...
Estimated to be diagnosed in 1 of every 8 women in their lifetime, breast cancer continues to present a
public health concern (Haber 2322) . Breast cancer is not biased. It affects men and women of all races
and ages. Cancer represents 30% of the burden posed by no communicable diseases in the Region of
the Americas of the World Health Organization (Luciani, Silvana 640) . In men it affects less than 1
percent of the population. Routine mammograms and checkups are not only healthy but can also save
lives. Giving the doctor thirty minutes of your time could ultimately mean the difference between life
and death in some cases.
Many people think if they do not feel any lumps in their breasts there is nothing to worry about. That
is not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mammograms are probably the most important tool doctors have in diagnosing breast cancer.
Although they do not prevent one from acquiring breast cancer, it does help diagnosing as early as
possible. Mammography has a false negative (missed cancer) rate of at least 10 percent (Wikipedia) .
Mammograms rarely miss cancerous cells. That of which they do miss is because of the density in the
breast. A false negative is more common among younger women due to the fact that younger woman
have more density in their breasts. There are four different categories found by mammograms: 1.
easily treated cancers. 2. aggressive cancers that are detected too late. 3. slow growing cancers that
ultimately will not harm or kill a patient before natural causes do, and 4. a small number of cancers
who treatment outcome is better because of early detection. Mammograms will help to find all kinds
of cancers that are undetectable by self examinations.
Women from their twenties to thirties should get a mammogram every three years while women forty
years old and older should get annual checkups (unless there is an issue that is found, which will
usually cause checkups to be every 3 to 6 months). Annual checkups can help detect cancer early on,
which in return would have less severe results. Even for women 50+, skipping a mammogram every
other year would miss up to 30% of cancers (mammography) . The benefits and risks of
mammography differ by age. In
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Estimated to be diagnosed in 1 of every 8 women in their lifetime, breast cancer continues to present a
public health concern (Haber 2322) . Breast cancer is not biased. It affects men and women of all races
and ages. Cancer represents 30% of the burden posed by no communicable diseases in the Region of
the Americas of the World Health Organization (Luciani, Silvana 640) . In men it affects less than 1
percent of the population. Routine mammograms and checkups are not only healthy but can also save
lives. Giving the doctor thirty minutes of your time could ultimately mean the difference between life
and death in some cases.
Many people think if they do not feel any lumps in their breasts there is nothing to worry about. That
is not ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mammograms are probably the most important tool doctors have in diagnosing breast cancer.
Although they do not prevent one from acquiring breast cancer, it does help diagnosing as early as
possible. Mammography has a false negative (missed cancer) rate of at least 10 percent (Wikipedia) .
Mammograms rarely miss cancerous cells. That of which they do miss is because of the density in the
breast. A false negative is more common among younger women due to the fact that younger woman
have more density in their breasts. There are four different categories found by mammograms: 1.
easily treated cancers. 2. aggressive cancers that are detected too late. 3. slow growing cancers that
ultimately will not harm or kill a patient before natural causes do, and 4. a small number of cancers
who treatment outcome is better because of early detection. Mammograms will help to find all kinds
of cancers that are undetectable by self examinations.
Women from their twenties to thirties should get a mammogram every three years while women forty
years old and older should get annual checkups (unless there is an issue that is found, which will
usually cause checkups to be every 3 to 6 months). Annual checkups can help detect cancer early on,
which in return would have less severe results. Even for women 50+, skipping a mammogram every
other year would miss up to 30% of cancers (mammography) . The benefits and risks of
mammography differ by age. In
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Understanding the Greatness of the Microscope
Diseases and plagues have claimed millions of lives over the course of human history. Many of the
illnesses that plagued the human race could be found at the microscopic level. The microscope, one of
the greatest human inventions, has helped find treatments for many of these illnesses, solve crimes,
and see into the cells that make humans what they are.
To understand the greatness of the microscope, the history of the microscope should be made known.
The origins of the microscope can be traced back to the Roman invention of glass in the first century
A.D. When the Romans experimented with different shapes of glass, they discovered that when the
middle of the glass was thicker than the edges, things that were seen through the glass appeared larger.
This discovery evolved into the first eye glass, which was made in the thirteenth century. The first true
microscope was first invented in 1590 by the Dutch glasses makers Zacharias Janssen and his father,
Hans. The first person to build and actually use the microscope scientifically was Anton van
Leeuwenhoek in the seventeenth century. He achieved much greater magnification than other
scientists had, and because of this, he was able to be the first to see miniscule creatures such as
bacteria and microorganisms living in a drop of water.
One of the reasons the microscope is a great invention is the help it has provided in the field of
medicine. The microscope has helped to diagnose and find treatments for diseases.
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Diseases and plagues have claimed millions of lives over the course of human history. Many of the
illnesses that plagued the human race could be found at the microscopic level. The microscope, one of
the greatest human inventions, has helped find treatments for many of these illnesses, solve crimes,
and see into the cells that make humans what they are.
To understand the greatness of the microscope, the history of the microscope should be made known.
The origins of the microscope can be traced back to the Roman invention of glass in the first century
A.D. When the Romans experimented with different shapes of glass, they discovered that when the
middle of the glass was thicker than the edges, things that were seen through the glass appeared larger.
This discovery evolved into the first eye glass, which was made in the thirteenth century. The first true
microscope was first invented in 1590 by the Dutch glasses makers Zacharias Janssen and his father,
Hans. The first person to build and actually use the microscope scientifically was Anton van
Leeuwenhoek in the seventeenth century. He achieved much greater magnification than other
scientists had, and because of this, he was able to be the first to see miniscule creatures such as
bacteria and microorganisms living in a drop of water.
One of the reasons the microscope is a great invention is the help it has provided in the field of
medicine. The microscope has helped to diagnose and find treatments for diseases.
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I Am Writing This Letter To Inform You That I Have Chosen
I am writing this letter to inform you that I have chosen Business Administration as my major. Since
9th grade, I have developed a keen interest in dealing with the numbers and studying business related
terms.
The number of job opportunities in the business sector is increasing day by day. Many of the big
corporate organizations are seeking for students with a business major. Business Administration major
is not just only related to business, but all fields of commerce. For instance, a student will also have an
opportunity to get the knowledge of the other important subjects like economics, marketing,
accounting, and management. One of the main benefit of choosing Business Administration as my
major is learning the skills and the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The website misleads the audience by the main tagline LOWER PRICE GUARANTEE but the
information is incomplete as the company fails to mention about the additional charges. For example,
a jacket which cost $15 at the time of purchase, costs $25 at the final payment in addition to the
shipping cost. Furthermore, the customer review reflects the negative comments about the site. For
example Trina a dissatisfied customer leave a view about a bracelet which she bought from this site
and she says, The quality is so bad, not worth the price paid. Similarly, there are a lot of other
customers who have complaints about the quality of the cloth. The company is using unethical
business practices to remain in the market for a long run.
However, in order to maintain its goodwill in the market, the company should reform its codes of
conducting business and practice ethical ways. The website should provide clear and concise
information about the shipping charges. For example Fashionova an online clothing brand clearly
states on its website that Free shipping on all orders over $75 and above. Trend gals can also adopt
similar strategies so that the customer do not waste their precious time creating an account and waiting
for the confirmation. They already will be familiar with the taxes and shipping cost. The company
should also focus on the quality of clothes and the way of representation of the products in front of the
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I am writing this letter to inform you that I have chosen Business Administration as my major. Since
9th grade, I have developed a keen interest in dealing with the numbers and studying business related
terms.
The number of job opportunities in the business sector is increasing day by day. Many of the big
corporate organizations are seeking for students with a business major. Business Administration major
is not just only related to business, but all fields of commerce. For instance, a student will also have an
opportunity to get the knowledge of the other important subjects like economics, marketing,
accounting, and management. One of the main benefit of choosing Business Administration as my
major is learning the skills and the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The website misleads the audience by the main tagline LOWER PRICE GUARANTEE but the
information is incomplete as the company fails to mention about the additional charges. For example,
a jacket which cost $15 at the time of purchase, costs $25 at the final payment in addition to the
shipping cost. Furthermore, the customer review reflects the negative comments about the site. For
example Trina a dissatisfied customer leave a view about a bracelet which she bought from this site
and she says, The quality is so bad, not worth the price paid. Similarly, there are a lot of other
customers who have complaints about the quality of the cloth. The company is using unethical
business practices to remain in the market for a long run.
However, in order to maintain its goodwill in the market, the company should reform its codes of
conducting business and practice ethical ways. The website should provide clear and concise
information about the shipping charges. For example Fashionova an online clothing brand clearly
states on its website that Free shipping on all orders over $75 and above. Trend gals can also adopt
similar strategies so that the customer do not waste their precious time creating an account and waiting
for the confirmation. They already will be familiar with the taxes and shipping cost. The company
should also focus on the quality of clothes and the way of representation of the products in front of the
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Capitalism Authoritarianism And Capitalism
ESSAY ON ANARCHISM AND CAPITALISM BY TARIF AURANGZEB
There have been many political and economic ideologies that have adorned or stained this planet such
as fascism, anarchism, monarchism, collectivism, communism, capitalism, syndicalism,
individualism, socialism, authoritarianism and many hybrid ideologies. The ones we will be talking
about in this essay are capitalism and anarchism. Both have existed and spread the extent of its
influence, with the former rapidly gaining traction during the industrial revolution and becoming the
ideology that rules nearly all the political and economic spheres of life on this planet as of modern
times. They are both freshly adopted ideologies that have come into the limelight just a couple
hundred years ago. The fact of the matter is that anarchism is less defective of an ideology and more
concerned for the welfare of the people.
Capitalism has many defects and limitations to it that are ever so apparent in today s society. One
among them is the income disparities, poverty and lack of workers innovation that ensue as a result of
its competitive nature. This ideology is composed of three main components: wage labour, the private
ownership of the means of production and production for exchange and profit. It is based on the
exploitation of the working class as profits are made by overworking and underpaying workers. Thus
producing surplus value. Which means workers are getting less than they worked for. Not only that,
only 13 percent of
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ESSAY ON ANARCHISM AND CAPITALISM BY TARIF AURANGZEB
There have been many political and economic ideologies that have adorned or stained this planet such
as fascism, anarchism, monarchism, collectivism, communism, capitalism, syndicalism,
individualism, socialism, authoritarianism and many hybrid ideologies. The ones we will be talking
about in this essay are capitalism and anarchism. Both have existed and spread the extent of its
influence, with the former rapidly gaining traction during the industrial revolution and becoming the
ideology that rules nearly all the political and economic spheres of life on this planet as of modern
times. They are both freshly adopted ideologies that have come into the limelight just a couple
hundred years ago. The fact of the matter is that anarchism is less defective of an ideology and more
concerned for the welfare of the people.
Capitalism has many defects and limitations to it that are ever so apparent in today s society. One
among them is the income disparities, poverty and lack of workers innovation that ensue as a result of
its competitive nature. This ideology is composed of three main components: wage labour, the private
ownership of the means of production and production for exchange and profit. It is based on the
exploitation of the working class as profits are made by overworking and underpaying workers. Thus
producing surplus value. Which means workers are getting less than they worked for. Not only that,
only 13 percent of
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How Does Gran Torino Relate To Psychology
In this essay you will read how I think the movie Gran Torino relates to psychology and why I believe
it does. Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior. In this movie you see how the mind and
behavior are or taken by a mental disease. For a brief recap about the movie Gran Torino. It is about
Polish man Walt Kawalski a recent widow, a former Ford assembly line employee, and a Korean War
Veteran. The movie takes place in a small town in Michigan with mostly Southeast Asian race.
Kawalski is a very unhappy, irritable, old fashioned guy who likes to keep everything to himself. He
doesn t get along with any of his family members because he thinks there all disrespectful. Kawalski
is racist to his Asian neighbors and uses
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In this essay you will read how I think the movie Gran Torino relates to psychology and why I believe
it does. Psychology is the study of the mind and behavior. In this movie you see how the mind and
behavior are or taken by a mental disease. For a brief recap about the movie Gran Torino. It is about
Polish man Walt Kawalski a recent widow, a former Ford assembly line employee, and a Korean War
Veteran. The movie takes place in a small town in Michigan with mostly Southeast Asian race.
Kawalski is a very unhappy, irritable, old fashioned guy who likes to keep everything to himself. He
doesn t get along with any of his family members because he thinks there all disrespectful. Kawalski
is racist to his Asian neighbors and uses
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Redemption In Les Miserables
The Change From Past To Present True redemption is when guilt leads to good (Khaled Hosseini). Not
one person on earth is completely free from wrongs. Humans have lapses in judgement that can hurt
them and others. Some people believe you can be redeemed and can put your wrongs behind you,
these people are kind and generous. Others believe you have one chance to get it right, these people
are often angry and judgmental. There are also those who believe that someone can t be redeemed, but
begin to realize that people can change. By looking at the Bishop, Javert, and Jean Valjean and their
actions it becomes clear that Les Miserables is a book about redemption coming to those who did
wrongs in their past and the behaviors of those who believe and don t believe. The Bishop was only in
Les Miserables for a short time but the effect he had on Jean Valjean carried throughout the entire
book. The Bishop believes that people can make lousy decisions but still be redeemed of them. When
Jean Valjean stole the silver the Bishop didn t condemn him, he gave him the chance to change the
path he was going down, . . . God has brought you out of darkness. I have bought your soul for God
(Movie). The Bishop s feelings on redemption made him a kind generous man, giving Jean Valjean a
chance at a new life. Javert is a foil of the Bishop, he believes people can t be redeemed of their
wrongs and is severe as a result. Throughout much of the book the police inspector, Javert,
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The Change From Past To Present True redemption is when guilt leads to good (Khaled Hosseini). Not
one person on earth is completely free from wrongs. Humans have lapses in judgement that can hurt
them and others. Some people believe you can be redeemed and can put your wrongs behind you,
these people are kind and generous. Others believe you have one chance to get it right, these people
are often angry and judgmental. There are also those who believe that someone can t be redeemed, but
begin to realize that people can change. By looking at the Bishop, Javert, and Jean Valjean and their
actions it becomes clear that Les Miserables is a book about redemption coming to those who did
wrongs in their past and the behaviors of those who believe and don t believe. The Bishop was only in
Les Miserables for a short time but the effect he had on Jean Valjean carried throughout the entire
book. The Bishop believes that people can make lousy decisions but still be redeemed of them. When
Jean Valjean stole the silver the Bishop didn t condemn him, he gave him the chance to change the
path he was going down, . . . God has brought you out of darkness. I have bought your soul for God
(Movie). The Bishop s feelings on redemption made him a kind generous man, giving Jean Valjean a
chance at a new life. Javert is a foil of the Bishop, he believes people can t be redeemed of their
wrongs and is severe as a result. Throughout much of the book the police inspector, Javert,
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Department Of Defense In The Military
Department of Defense: gives the military qualities anticipated that would upset war, and to guarantee
the security of the United States. The Department of Defense is America s most prepared and greatest
government office. With our military after its roots back to pre Revolutionary times, the Department
of Defense has created and progressed with our nation.
Department of Homeland Security: is a prompt outgrowth of the terrorist strikes on September 11,
2001, which highlighted America s weakness to terrorism. In spite of the way that the workplace is
blamed for guaranteeing the nation and is in this way unmistakable from the military, which secures
abroad, the Department of Homeland Security later devoured the US Coast Guard, which heretofore
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Department of Defense: gives the military qualities anticipated that would upset war, and to guarantee
the security of the United States. The Department of Defense is America s most prepared and greatest
government office. With our military after its roots back to pre Revolutionary times, the Department
of Defense has created and progressed with our nation.
Department of Homeland Security: is a prompt outgrowth of the terrorist strikes on September 11,
2001, which highlighted America s weakness to terrorism. In spite of the way that the workplace is
blamed for guaranteeing the nation and is in this way unmistakable from the military, which secures
abroad, the Department of Homeland Security later devoured the US Coast Guard, which heretofore
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Alienation In The Time Machine By H. G. Wells
Chapter 1:
Introduction:
The society of modern era is surrounded by alienation: nobody has a touch of communication in actual
existence. All of them square measure alienated from one another and have lost the values of their
culture. Alienation will be a sophisticated, still common condition. It s every scientific discipline and
psychological and will have a sway on your health and irritate existing medical conditions. The
researcher focuses on one among the various British commentators in this research, the most brilliant
novelist H.G.Wells, who captured the imagination of people by his unbelievable talent for generating
not solely a science fiction novel and short story, however, one that appeared plausible. The Time
Machine is a good ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this novel, his concern is related to the situation and alienation of middle class society, Griffin the
protagonist in the story. The Invisible Man is feeling the frustration and suffocation in his entire life.
This is often a science fiction tale of an excellent scientist who slowly goes insane once discovering
the way to create himself invisible. He thought the moral conduct of society and its laws didn t apply
him. First, by analytic he from everybody and egotistically following his goal, the strange man didn t
question the ethical soundness of his set up. He was therefore fixed within the concept he alone would
accomplish fame and fortune; that the ethical feature of his plans merely did not occur to him.
Consequently, once the required cash for his grand theme, the invisible man scarf from his father,
leading to his father taking his own life in shame. As a result of keeping himself from social contact
and not consulting together with his colleagues, he was oblivious to the mental illness of his actions.
The invisible man was given several names during this novel. At first, he was the trespasser who
received Iping. Then, he was Voice that surprised everyone. However, his real name was Griffin. The
invisible man himself, and therefore the main character of the story, and therefore the image of science
while not humanity. His journey from scientific obsession to mental disease and greed
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Chapter 1:
Introduction:
The society of modern era is surrounded by alienation: nobody has a touch of communication in actual
existence. All of them square measure alienated from one another and have lost the values of their
culture. Alienation will be a sophisticated, still common condition. It s every scientific discipline and
psychological and will have a sway on your health and irritate existing medical conditions. The
researcher focuses on one among the various British commentators in this research, the most brilliant
novelist H.G.Wells, who captured the imagination of people by his unbelievable talent for generating
not solely a science fiction novel and short story, however, one that appeared plausible. The Time
Machine is a good ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In this novel, his concern is related to the situation and alienation of middle class society, Griffin the
protagonist in the story. The Invisible Man is feeling the frustration and suffocation in his entire life.
This is often a science fiction tale of an excellent scientist who slowly goes insane once discovering
the way to create himself invisible. He thought the moral conduct of society and its laws didn t apply
him. First, by analytic he from everybody and egotistically following his goal, the strange man didn t
question the ethical soundness of his set up. He was therefore fixed within the concept he alone would
accomplish fame and fortune; that the ethical feature of his plans merely did not occur to him.
Consequently, once the required cash for his grand theme, the invisible man scarf from his father,
leading to his father taking his own life in shame. As a result of keeping himself from social contact
and not consulting together with his colleagues, he was oblivious to the mental illness of his actions.
The invisible man was given several names during this novel. At first, he was the trespasser who
received Iping. Then, he was Voice that surprised everyone. However, his real name was Griffin. The
invisible man himself, and therefore the main character of the story, and therefore the image of science
while not humanity. His journey from scientific obsession to mental disease and greed
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Busn312 Hw3A Essay
Homework 3A
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
__B__ 1. What are the three common elements of an optimization problem?
a.|objectives, resources, goals.|
b.|decisions, constraints, an objective.|
c.|decision variables, profit levels, costs.|
d.|decisions, resource requirements, a profit function.|
___A_ 2. What is the goal in optimization?
a.|Find the best decision variable values that satisfy all constraints.|
b.|Find the values of the decision variables that use all available resources.|
c.|Find the values of the decision variables that satisfy all constraints.|
d.|None of the above.|
____B 3. Limited resources are modeled in optimization problems as
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The following linear programming problem has been written to plan the production of two products.
The company wants to maximize its profits.
X1 = number of product 1 produced in each batch
X2 = number of product 2 produced in each batch
MAX:|150 X1 + 250 X2|
Subject to:|2 X1 + 5 X2 £ 200|
|3 X1 + 7 X2 £ 175|
|X1, X2 ³ 0|
How much profit is earned per each unit of product 2 produced?
a.|150|
b.|175|
c.|200|
d.|250|
__B__ 10. A company uses 4 pounds of resource 1 to make each unit of X1 and 3 pounds of resource
1 to make each unit of X2. There are only 150 pounds of resource 1 available. Which of the following
constraints reflects the relationship between X1, X2 and resource 1?
Homework 3A
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
__B__ 1. What are the three common elements of an optimization problem?
a.|objectives, resources, goals.|
b.|decisions, constraints, an objective.|
c.|decision variables, profit levels, costs.|
d.|decisions, resource requirements, a profit function.|
___A_ 2. What is the goal in optimization?
a.|Find the best decision variable values that satisfy all constraints.|
b.|Find the values of the decision variables that use all available resources.|
c.|Find the values of the decision variables that satisfy all constraints.|
d.|None of the above.|
____B 3. Limited resources are modeled in optimization problems as
a.|an objective ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The following linear programming problem has been written to plan the production of two products.
The company wants to maximize its profits.
X1 = number of product 1 produced in each batch
X2 = number of product 2 produced in each batch
MAX:|150 X1 + 250 X2|
Subject to:|2 X1 + 5 X2 £ 200|
|3 X1 + 7 X2 £ 175|
|X1, X2 ³ 0|
How much profit is earned per each unit of product 2 produced?
a.|150|
b.|175|
c.|200|
d.|250|
__B__ 10. A company uses 4 pounds of resource 1 to make each unit of X1 and 3 pounds of resource
1 to make each unit of X2. There are only 150 pounds of resource 1 available. Which of the following
constraints reflects the relationship between X1, X2 and resource 1?
a.|4 X1 + 3 X2 ³ 150|
b.|4 X1 + 3 X2 £ 150|
c.|4 X1 + 3 X2 = 150|
d.|4 X1 £ 150|
___D_ 11. The objective function for a LP model is 3 X1 + 2 X2. If X1 = 20 and X2 = 30, what is the
value of the objective function?
a.|0|
b.|50|
c.|60|
d.|120|
___B_ 12. Why do we study the graphical method of solving LP problems?
a.|Lines are easy to draw on paper.|
b.|To develop an understanding of the linear programming strategy.|
c.|It is faster than computerized methods.|
d.|It
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b.|4 X1 + 3 X2 £ 150|
c.|4 X1 + 3 X2 = 150|
d.|4 X1 £ 150|
___D_ 11. The objective function for a LP model is 3 X1 + 2 X2. If X1 = 20 and X2 = 30, what is the
value of the objective function?
a.|0|
b.|50|
c.|60|
d.|120|
___B_ 12. Why do we study the graphical method of solving LP problems?
a.|Lines are easy to draw on paper.|
b.|To develop an understanding of the linear programming strategy.|
c.|It is faster than computerized methods.|
d.|It
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NFPA 13 Database Analysis
We have a parking garage that is approximately 15 ft high with concrete deck and structural beams up
to 24 in. depth forming bays of approximately 14 ft by 10 ft. The parking a garage has a series of car
hoists to allow for double occupancy of vehicles being stacked one over another. We are trying to
position the sprinklers to avoid clearance issues. What is the occupancy classification for this
application?
We have reviewed NFPA 13, 2013 edition that you indicated as the applicable standard as well as the
2016 edition. Our informal interpretation is that the occupancy classification is Extra Hazard (Group
2).
This was specifically addressed in the 2016 edition of the NFPA 13 standard. The 2013 edition does
not address car stackers. New ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The base requirement is Section 8.6.6.1 that indicates that the clearance between the deflector and the
top of storage shall be 18 in. or greater. There are times where that is impractical where additional
sprinklers have to be provided. This would require sprinklers to be placed on the four corners of the
vehicle. Annex material A.8.5.6.1 addresses this clearance issue that states, The 18 in. clearance does
not apply to vehicles in concrete parking structures. Since that is located in Section 8.5 General, this
applies to all sprinkler types. Parking garages with low height ceilings and piping runs with dry pipe
systems create clearance issues for the sprinklers even without car stackers. This usually involves
higher vehicles such as large SUVs and vans. Even if the vehicle locations are initially specified and
sprinklers are placed accordingly, the striped parking locations can be moved at a later date and
impacting the sprinkler clearances. This application has robust concrete construction and considered
fire resistive. Thus, damage to the structure is not likely with sprinkler protection. The beams in this
structure also create bays that will aid in activation of the sprinklers and contain the heat plume. The
sprinkler system should be able to cool upper layer gas temperatures, prevent flashover, and control
the fire. Sprinkler systems are designed to control the fire and allow time for the responding fire
service to finish the job. Since this application has cars stacked that are not specifically addressed by
the standard in effect, this is worth discussing with the AHJ. As indicated by Section 1.5 Equivalency,
alternative arrangements are acceptable provided that the level of safety is not reduced. There is no
better source for supporting equivalency than a newer edition of the same installation
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We have a parking garage that is approximately 15 ft high with concrete deck and structural beams up
to 24 in. depth forming bays of approximately 14 ft by 10 ft. The parking a garage has a series of car
hoists to allow for double occupancy of vehicles being stacked one over another. We are trying to
position the sprinklers to avoid clearance issues. What is the occupancy classification for this
application?
We have reviewed NFPA 13, 2013 edition that you indicated as the applicable standard as well as the
2016 edition. Our informal interpretation is that the occupancy classification is Extra Hazard (Group
2).
This was specifically addressed in the 2016 edition of the NFPA 13 standard. The 2013 edition does
not address car stackers. New ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The base requirement is Section 8.6.6.1 that indicates that the clearance between the deflector and the
top of storage shall be 18 in. or greater. There are times where that is impractical where additional
sprinklers have to be provided. This would require sprinklers to be placed on the four corners of the
vehicle. Annex material A.8.5.6.1 addresses this clearance issue that states, The 18 in. clearance does
not apply to vehicles in concrete parking structures. Since that is located in Section 8.5 General, this
applies to all sprinkler types. Parking garages with low height ceilings and piping runs with dry pipe
systems create clearance issues for the sprinklers even without car stackers. This usually involves
higher vehicles such as large SUVs and vans. Even if the vehicle locations are initially specified and
sprinklers are placed accordingly, the striped parking locations can be moved at a later date and
impacting the sprinkler clearances. This application has robust concrete construction and considered
fire resistive. Thus, damage to the structure is not likely with sprinkler protection. The beams in this
structure also create bays that will aid in activation of the sprinklers and contain the heat plume. The
sprinkler system should be able to cool upper layer gas temperatures, prevent flashover, and control
the fire. Sprinkler systems are designed to control the fire and allow time for the responding fire
service to finish the job. Since this application has cars stacked that are not specifically addressed by
the standard in effect, this is worth discussing with the AHJ. As indicated by Section 1.5 Equivalency,
alternative arrangements are acceptable provided that the level of safety is not reduced. There is no
better source for supporting equivalency than a newer edition of the same installation
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Comparing Blade Runner And Lillith s Brood
How do we know we are human? How do we know if we are alien? We have the same features, we do
the same things, we live as family. As seen in the movie Blade Runner. When you first glance at the
screen, you can barely tell the difference. I never understood why the chase in the movie, Why was
Deckerd running after Zhora? What crime did Zhora commit? Only to recognize that Zhora was being
chased, because she is a replicant. Bryant the Inspector orders Deckerd to get rid of the skinjobs which
are known as the replicants. From my understanding Bryant feels these replicants are taking over the
world. This scene is at the beginning of the movie only for Deckard to realize what was the point of all
this killing. The chasing to kill these Replicants made Deckard realize they had the same feelings,
thoughts and aspirations. When tables are turned and Deckerd is being chased. Fortunately for both
Deckerd and Leon one of the skinjobs that Deckerd was going to kill they realize they are both the
alike. On the other hand reading Lillith s Brood was somewhat different from the movie Blade
Runner.
I thought Lilith being captured by Oankali s was about taking control over humans. Some difference
may vary, but overall they both have same idea to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As I read the article it made me realize Blade Runner is trying to find out, What makes the replicant
stand out from the human. Other than being battery operated and being control by a machine to follow
orders. Humans for Blade Runner process differently. Humans think ,analyze and figures out
situations with instincts. As I said before from the beginning we look the same, but we are different in
the way we react to a problem. The Replicant is engineered into thinking and doing things from its
data, whereas humans are born with a DNA that consist of all that the replicant has, but in humans we
are born with it
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How do we know we are human? How do we know if we are alien? We have the same features, we do
the same things, we live as family. As seen in the movie Blade Runner. When you first glance at the
screen, you can barely tell the difference. I never understood why the chase in the movie, Why was
Deckerd running after Zhora? What crime did Zhora commit? Only to recognize that Zhora was being
chased, because she is a replicant. Bryant the Inspector orders Deckerd to get rid of the skinjobs which
are known as the replicants. From my understanding Bryant feels these replicants are taking over the
world. This scene is at the beginning of the movie only for Deckard to realize what was the point of all
this killing. The chasing to kill these Replicants made Deckard realize they had the same feelings,
thoughts and aspirations. When tables are turned and Deckerd is being chased. Fortunately for both
Deckerd and Leon one of the skinjobs that Deckerd was going to kill they realize they are both the
alike. On the other hand reading Lillith s Brood was somewhat different from the movie Blade
Runner.
I thought Lilith being captured by Oankali s was about taking control over humans. Some difference
may vary, but overall they both have same idea to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
As I read the article it made me realize Blade Runner is trying to find out, What makes the replicant
stand out from the human. Other than being battery operated and being control by a machine to follow
orders. Humans for Blade Runner process differently. Humans think ,analyze and figures out
situations with instincts. As I said before from the beginning we look the same, but we are different in
the way we react to a problem. The Replicant is engineered into thinking and doing things from its
data, whereas humans are born with a DNA that consist of all that the replicant has, but in humans we
are born with it
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Mid-Atlantic Ridge Research Paper
magnetic stripes along the seafloor, with stripes getting older as you move away from the mid Atlantic
ridge, thus proving that the plates are moving apart. REVISION GUIDE
The mid Atlantic ridge:
The mid Atlantic ridge runs like a spine along the ocean floor between the North and South Atlantic
Ocean. It is a constructive plate boundary where crust is created and not destroyed. In the north
Atlantic it separates the North American plate from the Eurasian plate and in the south Atlantic it
separates the African and south American plates. It breaches the surface of the water at several
different points along the length, both in the northern and southern hemisphere, but most notably
where you find Iceland, the largest land mass to breach the surface at 102,775km2, with the highest
point recorded at the top of the Oraefajokull volcano at 2109.6m. This however is not the highest point
of the mid Atlantic ridge, which is found on the Island of Pico, Portugal, at 2351m high, the lowest
being Saint Peter and Paul Rocks, at 22.5m. (ALL WIKI) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of this can be seen on the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago off the south west coast of Iceland,
which continues to create islands. The most recent of these being the creation of Surtsey, the eruption
of which lasted four years, beginning in 1963 and finishing in 1967. The most notable island on this
chain is that of Heimaey, which saw its last eruption of the volcano Eldfell in 1973. This island has a
population of 4500 people and an area of 13.4km2. Eruptions like this and the creation of islands on
the archipelago show that the country is still growing, and show the high tectonic activity of the
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magnetic stripes along the seafloor, with stripes getting older as you move away from the mid Atlantic
ridge, thus proving that the plates are moving apart. REVISION GUIDE
The mid Atlantic ridge:
The mid Atlantic ridge runs like a spine along the ocean floor between the North and South Atlantic
Ocean. It is a constructive plate boundary where crust is created and not destroyed. In the north
Atlantic it separates the North American plate from the Eurasian plate and in the south Atlantic it
separates the African and south American plates. It breaches the surface of the water at several
different points along the length, both in the northern and southern hemisphere, but most notably
where you find Iceland, the largest land mass to breach the surface at 102,775km2, with the highest
point recorded at the top of the Oraefajokull volcano at 2109.6m. This however is not the highest point
of the mid Atlantic ridge, which is found on the Island of Pico, Portugal, at 2351m high, the lowest
being Saint Peter and Paul Rocks, at 22.5m. (ALL WIKI) ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An example of this can be seen on the Vestmannaeyjar archipelago off the south west coast of Iceland,
which continues to create islands. The most recent of these being the creation of Surtsey, the eruption
of which lasted four years, beginning in 1963 and finishing in 1967. The most notable island on this
chain is that of Heimaey, which saw its last eruption of the volcano Eldfell in 1973. This island has a
population of 4500 people and an area of 13.4km2. Eruptions like this and the creation of islands on
the archipelago show that the country is still growing, and show the high tectonic activity of the
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St. Joseph s Motivation
Motivation
Motivation for parish staff to continue work at St. Joseph s resides in their desire to foster the mission
of the Church both on the broad level and on the more specific level of St. Joseph s. We felt the
fulfillment of the parish staff strongly. While working at the parish is indeed a job, we experienced a
mentality that staff members felt privileged to work at St. Joseph s. One of the accountants, Cathy
Bohnen, stated she looks forward to coming in to St. Joseph s. We believe this supports the notion that
the environment at St. Joseph s is one which encourages and supports its staff members simply by
creating an environment conducive to the work expected of staff.
The parish nurtures this innate motivation to work for the Church in several ways; first, there is daily
morning prayer for the staff. Whoever is around and desires to participate gathers at the front desk
where a short prayer reflection occurs. In addition, Fr. Creagan encourages daily Mass; these practices
spiritually nourish the staff members. It would seem natural for this community to exist within a
parish ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Joseph s in West St. Paul is well oriented toward the future. They are currently in the process of
evaluating their 2013 long range plan with the aim of starting work on a new long range plan. Fr.
Creagan and his staff are experienced and see the upcoming challenges. These challenges include
capital improvements to the school and evangelization of parishioners especially those whose children
have graduated from the school. One thing that stood out most was the willingness of Fr. Creagan and
his staff to continually evaluate and implement new strategies within St. Joseph s. This was true both
within the larger parish and within the community of the office. It is through this business practice that
St. Joseph s experiences great success. Additionally, the effectiveness of this business practice has led
to a lively parish which seeks to spiritually cultivate its
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Motivation
Motivation for parish staff to continue work at St. Joseph s resides in their desire to foster the mission
of the Church both on the broad level and on the more specific level of St. Joseph s. We felt the
fulfillment of the parish staff strongly. While working at the parish is indeed a job, we experienced a
mentality that staff members felt privileged to work at St. Joseph s. One of the accountants, Cathy
Bohnen, stated she looks forward to coming in to St. Joseph s. We believe this supports the notion that
the environment at St. Joseph s is one which encourages and supports its staff members simply by
creating an environment conducive to the work expected of staff.
The parish nurtures this innate motivation to work for the Church in several ways; first, there is daily
morning prayer for the staff. Whoever is around and desires to participate gathers at the front desk
where a short prayer reflection occurs. In addition, Fr. Creagan encourages daily Mass; these practices
spiritually nourish the staff members. It would seem natural for this community to exist within a
parish ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Joseph s in West St. Paul is well oriented toward the future. They are currently in the process of
evaluating their 2013 long range plan with the aim of starting work on a new long range plan. Fr.
Creagan and his staff are experienced and see the upcoming challenges. These challenges include
capital improvements to the school and evangelization of parishioners especially those whose children
have graduated from the school. One thing that stood out most was the willingness of Fr. Creagan and
his staff to continually evaluate and implement new strategies within St. Joseph s. This was true both
within the larger parish and within the community of the office. It is through this business practice that
St. Joseph s experiences great success. Additionally, the effectiveness of this business practice has led
to a lively parish which seeks to spiritually cultivate its
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African American And The Harlem Renaissance
African American s and the Harlem Renaissance also known as New Negro Movement Many African
Americans had been enslaved and remained living in the south. After the end of slavery, the
emancipated African Americans, started to act for civic participation, political equality and economic
and cultural independence. Right after the civil war had ended many African American Congressmen
began to give speeches after the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871. 6 of the congressmen were black by 1875
as part of the Republican Party s reconstruction legislation By the 1870s, the predominately white
Democratic Party managed to regain power in the South. Between 1890 and 1908 the Democratic
Party proceeded to pass legislation that were not favorable for ... Show more content on
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Southern life of an African American became increasingly difficult, from there on African Americans
migrated up north by the thousands. Majority of the African American literary movement came from a
generation that had lived through the hardships of the Reconstruction Era after the Civil War.
Sometimes their parents or grandparents had previously been slaves. Their ancestry sometimes
benefited by generating investments in cultural capital, for example education. Most African American
in the Harlem Renaissance were part of the Great Migration from the South into the Negro
neighborhoods of the North and Midwestern parts of the United States. African Americans sought out
better living standards and relief from the institutionalized racism in the South. Others were of African
descent from racially separated communities among the Caribbean Islands who came to the United
States In hopes of a better life. During this major migration of African Americans as they were once
again united in Harlem. During the early 20th century, Harlem was the cultural haven for African
American immigrants from around the country, attracting those seeking work from the South, and
those educated African Americans who made the area a nucleus of culture, as well as a rapidly
increasing middle class of African Americans and African descendants. The district had originally
been intended for upper class and
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African American s and the Harlem Renaissance also known as New Negro Movement Many African
Americans had been enslaved and remained living in the south. After the end of slavery, the
emancipated African Americans, started to act for civic participation, political equality and economic
and cultural independence. Right after the civil war had ended many African American Congressmen
began to give speeches after the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871. 6 of the congressmen were black by 1875
as part of the Republican Party s reconstruction legislation By the 1870s, the predominately white
Democratic Party managed to regain power in the South. Between 1890 and 1908 the Democratic
Party proceeded to pass legislation that were not favorable for ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Southern life of an African American became increasingly difficult, from there on African Americans
migrated up north by the thousands. Majority of the African American literary movement came from a
generation that had lived through the hardships of the Reconstruction Era after the Civil War.
Sometimes their parents or grandparents had previously been slaves. Their ancestry sometimes
benefited by generating investments in cultural capital, for example education. Most African American
in the Harlem Renaissance were part of the Great Migration from the South into the Negro
neighborhoods of the North and Midwestern parts of the United States. African Americans sought out
better living standards and relief from the institutionalized racism in the South. Others were of African
descent from racially separated communities among the Caribbean Islands who came to the United
States In hopes of a better life. During this major migration of African Americans as they were once
again united in Harlem. During the early 20th century, Harlem was the cultural haven for African
American immigrants from around the country, attracting those seeking work from the South, and
those educated African Americans who made the area a nucleus of culture, as well as a rapidly
increasing middle class of African Americans and African descendants. The district had originally
been intended for upper class and
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The Human Effects Of Human Impact On The Environment
In our study about human impact on the amount of plastic in the environment, we discovered some
very interesting results. In our study, we walked through the streets of Sisters, Oregon. We went into
the local businesses to talk to them about their usage of plastic bags or paper bags. We wanted to see
just how much of Sisters was using only paper bags. We asked them to provide an approximate
number of paper and plastic bags that they give out to customers on a daily basis. We explained to
them some of the bad effects of plastic bags on the environment. If the owner was only using plastic
bags, then we suggested ideas to limit the plastic bags, such as a punch card for those who choose to
avoid the usage of plastic bags. We will highlight three of our interviews in this article, as well as
highlight the results of our study. Let us begin with the three interviews we would like to highlight.
The first interview that we would like to highlight was at Paulina Springs Books.. The employee
working was very willing to talk to us about the plastic bags. When we first walked in, we asked them
if they were willing to talk. She said that they do use plastic bags in their store. The owner does use
paper bags in their store as well. The cashier gave us an estimated number of plastic bags given out
daily at about 20. The number of paper bags given out was similar to the number of plastic bags, at 20
to 22.When we shared the negative effects of plastic bags, the employee was not willing to
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In our study about human impact on the amount of plastic in the environment, we discovered some
very interesting results. In our study, we walked through the streets of Sisters, Oregon. We went into
the local businesses to talk to them about their usage of plastic bags or paper bags. We wanted to see
just how much of Sisters was using only paper bags. We asked them to provide an approximate
number of paper and plastic bags that they give out to customers on a daily basis. We explained to
them some of the bad effects of plastic bags on the environment. If the owner was only using plastic
bags, then we suggested ideas to limit the plastic bags, such as a punch card for those who choose to
avoid the usage of plastic bags. We will highlight three of our interviews in this article, as well as
highlight the results of our study. Let us begin with the three interviews we would like to highlight.
The first interview that we would like to highlight was at Paulina Springs Books.. The employee
working was very willing to talk to us about the plastic bags. When we first walked in, we asked them
if they were willing to talk. She said that they do use plastic bags in their store. The owner does use
paper bags in their store as well. The cashier gave us an estimated number of plastic bags given out
daily at about 20. The number of paper bags given out was similar to the number of plastic bags, at 20
to 22.When we shared the negative effects of plastic bags, the employee was not willing to
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Athletic Bathroom Observation
On Saturday November 4th, I visited Maine South High School to observe the athletic training room
facility. I had emailed the Head Athletic Trainer, Jerry Bornhoff prior to my attendance to make sure I
was allowed to shadow him for the day. A Maine South football game was scheduled for the
afternoon, and the facility was packed with football players. Throughout the time I was there, I made
sure I noted the whole process of an athlete from when they first arrived and when they left the
training room facility. The Maine South football game was scheduled for 2 o clock, and players were
arriving two hours prior to get taped up and rolled out. When players first arrived, they were directed
to the sign in sheet where they would write their names
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On Saturday November 4th, I visited Maine South High School to observe the athletic training room
facility. I had emailed the Head Athletic Trainer, Jerry Bornhoff prior to my attendance to make sure I
was allowed to shadow him for the day. A Maine South football game was scheduled for the
afternoon, and the facility was packed with football players. Throughout the time I was there, I made
sure I noted the whole process of an athlete from when they first arrived and when they left the
training room facility. The Maine South football game was scheduled for 2 o clock, and players were
arriving two hours prior to get taped up and rolled out. When players first arrived, they were directed
to the sign in sheet where they would write their names
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Susan Sontag Essay
This theory reading has taken a different approach compared to the first theory reading. As some
readings like to dive into the make up behind a photograph, the second theory reading looked at the
camera and by using this camera what it can inform. Susan Sontag talks about how in today s world
and the past, how everything has been photographed. Photography was a way to escape what was
going on around us. Once the photo was taken, Sontag has stated it guaranteed the photo longevity, if
not immortality (Sontag). She then dives into the difference between paintings and movies compared
to what photographs display. Paintings and movie can lose some of the quality while a photograph
does not. The next major aspect focused on was the use of photographs. Besides the idea of
immortality, photos today are used for everyday jobs. These ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
It is amazing how we can fully trust a photograph simply because it gives you second hand encounter
of what was going on. In today s world, I find it amazing that this proof can actually be tampered with.
Thinking about the artists who are experts in changing certain photographs, they could easily change a
photograph to show a different aspect which occurred. A photograph passes for incontrovertible proof
that a given thing happened (Sontag). If an individual has committed a crime, all the police need is a
photograph or a film which shows the individual clearly and they will face the crime fully. The
increase in technology is a positive and a negative. The idea of people who are experts in the new
technology changing the photograph thus changing the idea of the photograph is the only negative
from this idea of using photographs as evidence. We love to take photographs as much as we can, if
they can be used for aspects such as this we could help change the way our world is possibly run.
However, the photographs need to stay loyal and
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This theory reading has taken a different approach compared to the first theory reading. As some
readings like to dive into the make up behind a photograph, the second theory reading looked at the
camera and by using this camera what it can inform. Susan Sontag talks about how in today s world
and the past, how everything has been photographed. Photography was a way to escape what was
going on around us. Once the photo was taken, Sontag has stated it guaranteed the photo longevity, if
not immortality (Sontag). She then dives into the difference between paintings and movies compared
to what photographs display. Paintings and movie can lose some of the quality while a photograph
does not. The next major aspect focused on was the use of photographs. Besides the idea of
immortality, photos today are used for everyday jobs. These ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
It is amazing how we can fully trust a photograph simply because it gives you second hand encounter
of what was going on. In today s world, I find it amazing that this proof can actually be tampered with.
Thinking about the artists who are experts in changing certain photographs, they could easily change a
photograph to show a different aspect which occurred. A photograph passes for incontrovertible proof
that a given thing happened (Sontag). If an individual has committed a crime, all the police need is a
photograph or a film which shows the individual clearly and they will face the crime fully. The
increase in technology is a positive and a negative. The idea of people who are experts in the new
technology changing the photograph thus changing the idea of the photograph is the only negative
from this idea of using photographs as evidence. We love to take photographs as much as we can, if
they can be used for aspects such as this we could help change the way our world is possibly run.
However, the photographs need to stay loyal and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Judgement In Fool Moon
Judgement is an episode from the series Angel, which was directed by Michael Lange. This episode is
full of action, drama, and fantasy. It is based on the people having the judgement about other on their
appearance. On the other hand, the fantasy novel Fool Moon is written by Jim Butcher. Fool Moon is
the novel which follows the character of Harry Dresden, who is known as professional wizard. It also
shows Dresden being skeptical in telling the truth about what is happening in the surrounding to other
people, especially to women (Kim and Murphy). It is also said that we should never judge the book by
its cover, in the same way, we should never judge the people by their appearance. From the episode
Judgement , Angel makes assumes (make ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He is also reluctant to tell the truth to Murphy. He feels that she is not able to handle the crimes they
are facing, and he puts her career on the line leading everyone to not trust and dislike her (Jim 31). In
chapter three, Murphy says I am not your daughter, Dresden, she said, in a very soft, calm voice. I am
not some porcelain doll on a self. I m a police officer. I catch bad guys and I put their asses away, and
if it comes down to it, I take a bullet so that some poor housewife or CPA doesn t have to (Jim 31).
This shown that though Murphy is a female, she can still handle the things by herself. Also, at the end,
Murphy proves that she is just as strong and brace the men as she fights alongside of them no matter
what kind of the danger situation is coming towards her. In the Fool Moon , Dresden s friend Murphy
no longer trust him. It is so because Dresden is not giving the proper information about the things that
he knows. Similarly, he is also not telling about the supernatural things that is happening around along
with mysterious death of the people. So, Murphy arrests Dresden saying that he is responsible for Kim
s death, which shows that Murphy has no more faith in
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Judgement is an episode from the series Angel, which was directed by Michael Lange. This episode is
full of action, drama, and fantasy. It is based on the people having the judgement about other on their
appearance. On the other hand, the fantasy novel Fool Moon is written by Jim Butcher. Fool Moon is
the novel which follows the character of Harry Dresden, who is known as professional wizard. It also
shows Dresden being skeptical in telling the truth about what is happening in the surrounding to other
people, especially to women (Kim and Murphy). It is also said that we should never judge the book by
its cover, in the same way, we should never judge the people by their appearance. From the episode
Judgement , Angel makes assumes (make ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He is also reluctant to tell the truth to Murphy. He feels that she is not able to handle the crimes they
are facing, and he puts her career on the line leading everyone to not trust and dislike her (Jim 31). In
chapter three, Murphy says I am not your daughter, Dresden, she said, in a very soft, calm voice. I am
not some porcelain doll on a self. I m a police officer. I catch bad guys and I put their asses away, and
if it comes down to it, I take a bullet so that some poor housewife or CPA doesn t have to (Jim 31).
This shown that though Murphy is a female, she can still handle the things by herself. Also, at the end,
Murphy proves that she is just as strong and brace the men as she fights alongside of them no matter
what kind of the danger situation is coming towards her. In the Fool Moon , Dresden s friend Murphy
no longer trust him. It is so because Dresden is not giving the proper information about the things that
he knows. Similarly, he is also not telling about the supernatural things that is happening around along
with mysterious death of the people. So, Murphy arrests Dresden saying that he is responsible for Kim
s death, which shows that Murphy has no more faith in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Research Paper On Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is an American holiday that celebrate the Pilgrim s successful harvest. The Pilgrims
were thankful that they had survived in the New World. At the first Thanksgiving feast, people ate
lobster, seal, swan, and deer meat. In modern times, we serve turkey dinners, have family gatherings,
and watch football games. Many also donate food to neighbors who don t have enough two eat.
Thanksgiving is an American which is widely celebrated.
The holiday Thanksgiving has a long history to where it got today. The Pilgrims left England in
September 1620 on a ship called the Mayflower. They arrived on Massachusetts Bay to established
their village at Plymouth. Mayflower s passengers suffered a lot during the winter only half lived to
see America. The Pilgrims settle ashore and was greeted by the Native American in english. Several
days later, he brought Squanto who Squanto taught the Pilgrims many survival skills that help them
thrive in such a difficult area to adapt to. Squanto also help formed an alliance with the neighboring
tribe which endure 50 years of peace and harmony between the Natives and Europeans. In November
1621, Governor William Bradford called for a feast to celebrate the colony s first successful corn
harvest. He invited their Native American allies. The feast lasted for three days. This event was known
as the first Thanksgiving. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, in my household, on Thanksgiving day, my mom cooks various of traditional
Thanksgiving meals early in the morning. The meal consist of turkey, mashed potatoes, sauteed string
beans dressed in shredded garlic and butter. While she is cooking, I sit down in front of the T.V. to
watch the Macy s Thanksgiving parade. When my mom is done, which is about 6 p.m., every single
guest stands in front of the highly decorated table filled with scorching hot meals waiting to be
devoured, and serve themselves. We follow the traditions every
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Thanksgiving is an American holiday that celebrate the Pilgrim s successful harvest. The Pilgrims
were thankful that they had survived in the New World. At the first Thanksgiving feast, people ate
lobster, seal, swan, and deer meat. In modern times, we serve turkey dinners, have family gatherings,
and watch football games. Many also donate food to neighbors who don t have enough two eat.
Thanksgiving is an American which is widely celebrated.
The holiday Thanksgiving has a long history to where it got today. The Pilgrims left England in
September 1620 on a ship called the Mayflower. They arrived on Massachusetts Bay to established
their village at Plymouth. Mayflower s passengers suffered a lot during the winter only half lived to
see America. The Pilgrims settle ashore and was greeted by the Native American in english. Several
days later, he brought Squanto who Squanto taught the Pilgrims many survival skills that help them
thrive in such a difficult area to adapt to. Squanto also help formed an alliance with the neighboring
tribe which endure 50 years of peace and harmony between the Natives and Europeans. In November
1621, Governor William Bradford called for a feast to celebrate the colony s first successful corn
harvest. He invited their Native American allies. The feast lasted for three days. This event was known
as the first Thanksgiving. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For example, in my household, on Thanksgiving day, my mom cooks various of traditional
Thanksgiving meals early in the morning. The meal consist of turkey, mashed potatoes, sauteed string
beans dressed in shredded garlic and butter. While she is cooking, I sit down in front of the T.V. to
watch the Macy s Thanksgiving parade. When my mom is done, which is about 6 p.m., every single
guest stands in front of the highly decorated table filled with scorching hot meals waiting to be
devoured, and serve themselves. We follow the traditions every
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Controversy Regarding Cannabis-Related Legislations in Canada
There is presently much controversy regarding Cannabis related legislations in Canada, as while there
is a great deal of individuals supporting conditions in the present, there are also numerous people who
are against contemporary laws. It is presently illegal to grow cannabis plants in Canada, but the
authorities allow cannabis to be consumed for medical purposes. Many people in Canada believe that
cannabis should be legalized in the country, with some of the most recent polls pointing toward the
belief that the majority of individuals in the country consider that the substance should not be illegal.
Although it would be difficult to assess the effects that legalizing cannabis would have, it is only safe
to assume that the government should express more tolerance concerning the substance, considering
that more than half of Canada s population has expressed its support in regard to the drug.
Individuals who consume cannabis for recreational purposes are certain that the fact that this
substance is included in the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act as illegal is proof that the authorities
directly discriminate them on account of their substance orientation.
Canada has a history in debating the use of cannabis and the circumstances when it can be beneficial
for the consumer and for society as a whole. The Canadian federal government encourages protection
for ill Canadians with degenerative health diseases (Jacob 2009, 210). The federal government
considers that the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There is presently much controversy regarding Cannabis related legislations in Canada, as while there
is a great deal of individuals supporting conditions in the present, there are also numerous people who
are against contemporary laws. It is presently illegal to grow cannabis plants in Canada, but the
authorities allow cannabis to be consumed for medical purposes. Many people in Canada believe that
cannabis should be legalized in the country, with some of the most recent polls pointing toward the
belief that the majority of individuals in the country consider that the substance should not be illegal.
Although it would be difficult to assess the effects that legalizing cannabis would have, it is only safe
to assume that the government should express more tolerance concerning the substance, considering
that more than half of Canada s population has expressed its support in regard to the drug.
Individuals who consume cannabis for recreational purposes are certain that the fact that this
substance is included in the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act as illegal is proof that the authorities
directly discriminate them on account of their substance orientation.
Canada has a history in debating the use of cannabis and the circumstances when it can be beneficial
for the consumer and for society as a whole. The Canadian federal government encourages protection
for ill Canadians with degenerative health diseases (Jacob 2009, 210). The federal government
considers that the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Chimpanzees
Chimpanzees communicate through sounds, and gestures. These chimpanzees in the wild have
systems that variates and create local dialects. Chimpanzees are our closest ancestors since we share
about 99 percent of our genetic material with them. Chimpanzees have been trialed and it looks like
they are capable to have language similar to human beings. Moreover, research suggest that
chimpanzees in fact do communicate using human language such as American Sign Language (ASL).
ASL is a phonological system in which it organize the physical realization of speech (7). This great
discovery was noted by Allen and Beatrix when they explored Washoe, an infant common chimpanzee
(8). that was trained using gestural signs from ASL. Another way chimpanzees ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Starting off, pragmatic linguistic the point in where the speaker is a meaning producing being who is
speaking a language (4). meaning that is the stage when an adult tries to figure out the utterance of a
child. Is when infants will point at something that is not an apple, but since it looks like an apple they
call it an apple. Phonology is different, it includes principles for the timing, types and sequences of
movements of the speech production organs (7). The third linguistic is conceptual which include
thought and knowledge. This conceptual category seem to have organization within lexigrams that
Kanzi uses a well as signs, it is as if Kanzi choose word order or they just prefer that order. Kanzi
began to utilize the keyboard when he saw his mother being trained. Syntactic is somewhat
complicated because one sentence can have be interchanged and mean something else. According to
Hill, syntactic systems...limit the kinds of combination of elements that are meaningful (11). is more
of displaced adverbs, subjects and nouns. Last, but not least, discourse linguistic forms sentences and
distinguish different types of sequences: lists from stories, call and response from conversation (13).
This is not present with chimpanzees because they use repetition in order to get that certain
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Chimpanzees communicate through sounds, and gestures. These chimpanzees in the wild have
systems that variates and create local dialects. Chimpanzees are our closest ancestors since we share
about 99 percent of our genetic material with them. Chimpanzees have been trialed and it looks like
they are capable to have language similar to human beings. Moreover, research suggest that
chimpanzees in fact do communicate using human language such as American Sign Language (ASL).
ASL is a phonological system in which it organize the physical realization of speech (7). This great
discovery was noted by Allen and Beatrix when they explored Washoe, an infant common chimpanzee
(8). that was trained using gestural signs from ASL. Another way chimpanzees ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Starting off, pragmatic linguistic the point in where the speaker is a meaning producing being who is
speaking a language (4). meaning that is the stage when an adult tries to figure out the utterance of a
child. Is when infants will point at something that is not an apple, but since it looks like an apple they
call it an apple. Phonology is different, it includes principles for the timing, types and sequences of
movements of the speech production organs (7). The third linguistic is conceptual which include
thought and knowledge. This conceptual category seem to have organization within lexigrams that
Kanzi uses a well as signs, it is as if Kanzi choose word order or they just prefer that order. Kanzi
began to utilize the keyboard when he saw his mother being trained. Syntactic is somewhat
complicated because one sentence can have be interchanged and mean something else. According to
Hill, syntactic systems...limit the kinds of combination of elements that are meaningful (11). is more
of displaced adverbs, subjects and nouns. Last, but not least, discourse linguistic forms sentences and
distinguish different types of sequences: lists from stories, call and response from conversation (13).
This is not present with chimpanzees because they use repetition in order to get that certain
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Impact Of Online Marketing On Hospitality Industry
Research Proposal .......................................................................................... 1
1. Marketing and Online Marketing .................................................................... 2
1.1 Marketing Definition .................................................................................. 2
1.2 Online Marketing Definition ......................................................................... 2
2. Online Marketing Tools ................................................................................ 4
2.1 Search Engine ............................................................................................ 4
2.2 E communication ....................................................................................... 4
2.3 Social Media ............................................................................................. 5
2.4 Apps and Mobile Devices ............................................................................. 5
3. Application of Online Marketing in a Hospitality Organization (Hilton Hotels) ........... 7
3.1 Key Facts that regulate the Global Online Service in Hilton Hotels .......................... 8
4. Effectiveness of Online Marketing in Hotels Business ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Research Questions:
What is Online Marketing?
What are the Online Marketing Tools?
How are the online marketing tools applied within Hilton Hotels?
How effective is the Online Marketing?
Research Technique: Qualitative Approach
The research reviews a wide range of literatures on Marketing and online marketing with an overlook
over online marketing developing and its tools and how they are used in organizations. Collecting data
about how the Hilton Hotels are making a use of the Online Marketing and its tools and how effective
are they in their marketing plan, aiming to be able to determine online marketing effectiveness in
marketing strategies in hospitality organizations.
Research Framework
This research is carried out over 4 parts; in the first part the research provides definitions of marketing
and online marketing and the history of its beginning and the modern technology impact on online
marketing. In the second part the research focuses on the online marketing tools that have been
developed. In the third part the research demonstrates how the online marketing is applied in the
hospitality industry, using the Hilton hotels as an example. And in the final part the research produce
an understanding too how effective is online marketing in hospitality industry and in particular the
Hilton hotels.
1. Marketing and Online Marketing
1.1 Marketing Definition
Marketing is the process of creating,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Research Proposal .......................................................................................... 1
1. Marketing and Online Marketing .................................................................... 2
1.1 Marketing Definition .................................................................................. 2
1.2 Online Marketing Definition ......................................................................... 2
2. Online Marketing Tools ................................................................................ 4
2.1 Search Engine ............................................................................................ 4
2.2 E communication ....................................................................................... 4
2.3 Social Media ............................................................................................. 5
2.4 Apps and Mobile Devices ............................................................................. 5
3. Application of Online Marketing in a Hospitality Organization (Hilton Hotels) ........... 7
3.1 Key Facts that regulate the Global Online Service in Hilton Hotels .......................... 8
4. Effectiveness of Online Marketing in Hotels Business ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Research Questions:
What is Online Marketing?
What are the Online Marketing Tools?
How are the online marketing tools applied within Hilton Hotels?
How effective is the Online Marketing?
Research Technique: Qualitative Approach
The research reviews a wide range of literatures on Marketing and online marketing with an overlook
over online marketing developing and its tools and how they are used in organizations. Collecting data
about how the Hilton Hotels are making a use of the Online Marketing and its tools and how effective
are they in their marketing plan, aiming to be able to determine online marketing effectiveness in
marketing strategies in hospitality organizations.
Research Framework
This research is carried out over 4 parts; in the first part the research provides definitions of marketing
and online marketing and the history of its beginning and the modern technology impact on online
marketing. In the second part the research focuses on the online marketing tools that have been
developed. In the third part the research demonstrates how the online marketing is applied in the
hospitality industry, using the Hilton hotels as an example. And in the final part the research produce
an understanding too how effective is online marketing in hospitality industry and in particular the
Hilton hotels.
1. Marketing and Online Marketing
1.1 Marketing Definition
Marketing is the process of creating,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Qualification of Daphne Du Maurier s Rebecca as a...
The Qualification of Daphne Du Maurier s Rebecca as a Gothic Novel One of mankind s most
valuable gifts is the ability to feel emotions and be able to react to them in a variety of ways. One of
these emotions can be recognized as horror. Horror can be directly related as an immense sensation of
fear, anxiety, and despair. Horror is adored by some and abhorred by others. Most importantly, there
exist many sources for frightening media and information. One genre of literature that tends to provide
horror can be known as Gothic Literature. Within this genre, many books serve as accurate
representations. Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier most definitely qualifies as a Gothic novel due to its
precise portrayal of multiple elements of Gothic Literature such as eerie settings, presence of
distressed characters, and unfortunate events combined with bad weather. Before examining Rebecca s
validity as an accurate representation of Gothic literature, it is imperative for one to understand the
definition and origin of this genre. Gothic literature is a style of writing which involves, ... mystery
and supernatural horror, often set in a dark castle or other medieval setting (Dictionary). One of the
most interesting facts of Gothic literature is that its origins are diverse considering that it developed as
a sub branch of Romanticism. This genre developed from numerous prior plays and writings which
discussed superstition, the evident supernatural, and various demons. An
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Qualification of Daphne Du Maurier s Rebecca as a Gothic Novel One of mankind s most
valuable gifts is the ability to feel emotions and be able to react to them in a variety of ways. One of
these emotions can be recognized as horror. Horror can be directly related as an immense sensation of
fear, anxiety, and despair. Horror is adored by some and abhorred by others. Most importantly, there
exist many sources for frightening media and information. One genre of literature that tends to provide
horror can be known as Gothic Literature. Within this genre, many books serve as accurate
representations. Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier most definitely qualifies as a Gothic novel due to its
precise portrayal of multiple elements of Gothic Literature such as eerie settings, presence of
distressed characters, and unfortunate events combined with bad weather. Before examining Rebecca s
validity as an accurate representation of Gothic literature, it is imperative for one to understand the
definition and origin of this genre. Gothic literature is a style of writing which involves, ... mystery
and supernatural horror, often set in a dark castle or other medieval setting (Dictionary). One of the
most interesting facts of Gothic literature is that its origins are diverse considering that it developed as
a sub branch of Romanticism. This genre developed from numerous prior plays and writings which
discussed superstition, the evident supernatural, and various demons. An
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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