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Introduction
A Paper Battery Is An Electrical Battery
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1Introduction to paper battery A paper battery is an electrical battery designed to use a spacer
fashioned mostly of polyose (the major Constituent of paper). It incorporates nano scale structures
to act as high area electrodes to enhance physical phenomenon. additionally to being remarkably
skinny, paper batteries ar versatile and atmosphere friendly, permitting integration into a large vary
of merchandise. Their functioning is analogous to traditional chemical batteries with the vital
distinction that they re noncorrosive and don t need intensive housing.
.A paper battery is associate immoderate skinny atmosphere friendly and versatile energy memory
device (battery). that is product of carbon nano tube and paper (cellulose means that the fabric that
is obtained from tree ). The functioning of paper Batteries is analogous to the conventional
chemical battery
A paper battery is basically a tool that behave as a capacitance and as battery. it s a flexible,
lightweight weight device created from carbon nano tubes daring on paper(cellulose). It s primarily
designed by combination of PAPER with carbon nano tubes. It consists of infusion of carbon nano
tubes with paper consisting of associate ionic liquid as associate resolution.
There possesses to be a compromise between the charge manufacturing device (Battery) and a
charge storing device (Capacitor). Batteries (whether primary or secondary)
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Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1Introduction to paper battery A paper battery is an electrical battery designed to use a spacer
fashioned mostly of polyose (the major Constituent of paper). It incorporates nano scale structures
to act as high area electrodes to enhance physical phenomenon. additionally to being remarkably
skinny, paper batteries ar versatile and atmosphere friendly, permitting integration into a large vary
of merchandise. Their functioning is analogous to traditional chemical batteries with the vital
distinction that they re noncorrosive and don t need intensive housing.
.A paper battery is associate immoderate skinny atmosphere friendly and versatile energy memory
device (battery). that is product of carbon nano tube and paper (cellulose means that the fabric that
is obtained from tree ). The functioning of paper Batteries is analogous to the conventional
chemical battery
A paper battery is basically a tool that behave as a capacitance and as battery. it s a flexible,
lightweight weight device created from carbon nano tubes daring on paper(cellulose). It s primarily
designed by combination of PAPER with carbon nano tubes. It consists of infusion of carbon nano
tubes with paper consisting of associate ionic liquid as associate resolution.
There possesses to be a compromise between the charge manufacturing device (Battery) and a
charge storing device (Capacitor). Batteries (whether primary or secondary)
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Literary Analysis Of Amores Perros
Come to Clarity
Typically, photographs are considered nothing more than tangible items that invoke nostalgia.
Having a character ponder over a photo typically gives the image no more value than a McGuffin.
Alejandro GonzГ Ўlez IГ±Г Ўrritu s Amores Perros (2000) on the other hand, asks the viewer to re
evaluate the concept of the photograph both literally and figuratively throughout the film. The
meaning of a photograph can be considered the glue on this story; the symbol is dynamic enough
to provide each character with a moment of reflection, and the audience a window into the
subjective perspective at the peak of a character s diegesis. Using the photograph loosely in this
fashion allows it to be one of the key elements to tie together three radically different stories,
despite the symbol s lack of dedicated screen time. Before diving into each individual character s
world, it helps to look at the background of the new, circa 2000, director Alejandro IГ±Г Ўrritu.
Alejandro started his career with a passion for music working with radio; that original passion is
visible throughout Amores Perros as sound is used to articulate the set space and time. Sound
mimics patterns found throughout the story and Alejandro frequently positions it to juxtaposition
the narrative. With that being in mind there are few scenes where we are met with no background
noise, and no dialogue. Looking at these we can see Alejandro graces the film with three powerful
character defining images, each
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Come to Clarity
Typically, photographs are considered nothing more than tangible items that invoke nostalgia.
Having a character ponder over a photo typically gives the image no more value than a McGuffin.
Alejandro GonzГ Ўlez IГ±Г Ўrritu s Amores Perros (2000) on the other hand, asks the viewer to re
evaluate the concept of the photograph both literally and figuratively throughout the film. The
meaning of a photograph can be considered the glue on this story; the symbol is dynamic enough
to provide each character with a moment of reflection, and the audience a window into the
subjective perspective at the peak of a character s diegesis. Using the photograph loosely in this
fashion allows it to be one of the key elements to tie together three radically different stories,
despite the symbol s lack of dedicated screen time. Before diving into each individual character s
world, it helps to look at the background of the new, circa 2000, director Alejandro IГ±Г Ўrritu.
Alejandro started his career with a passion for music working with radio; that original passion is
visible throughout Amores Perros as sound is used to articulate the set space and time. Sound
mimics patterns found throughout the story and Alejandro frequently positions it to juxtaposition
the narrative. With that being in mind there are few scenes where we are met with no background
noise, and no dialogue. Looking at these we can see Alejandro graces the film with three powerful
character defining images, each
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Motivation Theory Essay
Six Recommendation on Motivation theory
The Goal of this Article is to analyse the various Motivation Theories for employees in the
workplace environment. It attempts not to just present yet another theory of work motivation,
rather focusing on metatheory which is the processes through which we can build more valid, more
complete and more practical theories.
The authors of this article have drafted six recommendations that they believe and feel that are the
best. It is in their view a combination of facts that can lead to better understanding of employee
motivation factors and effective methods of management.
Recommendation 1 : Using the results of the existing meta analyses to Integrate the valid aspects of
different extant ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The article gives the examples of Jack Welch CEO of General Electric who was the first to coin
the term boundary less organisation as a result of frustrations that knowledge that was not shared
between the myriads of divisions at GE. According to this line of thinking it is clear that work
motivation theory needs to be extended and further developed within areas other than isolated
task performance settings. Motivation theory should be applied in a Individual employee point
of view as well as a team point of view. This is due to the fact that some issues might occur in a
group setting but not be a issue when it s dealing with a single employee. For example the article
refers to Social Loafing that is a occurrence that is sometimes seen in a group situation. As
managers or leaders its important to gather knowledge from these different settings and the
challenges, but be mindful not to generalise these experiences. They can be situation specific.
In my own personal work experiences I find the lack of knowledge and experience sharing very
frustrating. I have noticed that during my time at my current organisation sharing of knowledge
and Interaction of ideas between departments have decreased remarkably. I can understand the
frustrations felt by Jack Welch CEO of GE since I strive to share and merge knowledge and see it
as essential to the organisation and employees when
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Six Recommendation on Motivation theory
The Goal of this Article is to analyse the various Motivation Theories for employees in the
workplace environment. It attempts not to just present yet another theory of work motivation,
rather focusing on metatheory which is the processes through which we can build more valid, more
complete and more practical theories.
The authors of this article have drafted six recommendations that they believe and feel that are the
best. It is in their view a combination of facts that can lead to better understanding of employee
motivation factors and effective methods of management.
Recommendation 1 : Using the results of the existing meta analyses to Integrate the valid aspects of
different extant ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The article gives the examples of Jack Welch CEO of General Electric who was the first to coin
the term boundary less organisation as a result of frustrations that knowledge that was not shared
between the myriads of divisions at GE. According to this line of thinking it is clear that work
motivation theory needs to be extended and further developed within areas other than isolated
task performance settings. Motivation theory should be applied in a Individual employee point
of view as well as a team point of view. This is due to the fact that some issues might occur in a
group setting but not be a issue when it s dealing with a single employee. For example the article
refers to Social Loafing that is a occurrence that is sometimes seen in a group situation. As
managers or leaders its important to gather knowledge from these different settings and the
challenges, but be mindful not to generalise these experiences. They can be situation specific.
In my own personal work experiences I find the lack of knowledge and experience sharing very
frustrating. I have noticed that during my time at my current organisation sharing of knowledge
and Interaction of ideas between departments have decreased remarkably. I can understand the
frustrations felt by Jack Welch CEO of GE since I strive to share and merge knowledge and see it
as essential to the organisation and employees when
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Real World Race
Race and The Real World Kraszewski writes in his chapter, Country Hicks and Urban Cliques,
that throughout its 20 season run, (now 30+ seasons) The Real World has brought to terms race
and reality through discursive tensions between urban and rural America, as well as liberal and
conservative politics. In class we discussed this issues more in depth of video clips of the each of
the tensions that Kraszewski describes in the chapter. The most prominentwhite rural figures such
as Julie, and later Julie from season 9 and Mike from season 10, cover significant discursive terrain
in the way the show addresses racism. Through mediations of casting, family practices, editing, and
narrative strategies, The Real World suggests that racism is a phenomenon located within rural
conservatives, not liberals with an urban feel. In the article Kraszewski uses the phrase urban feel
to call attention to the way MTV promotes a certain type of image so that rural viewers in the
Midwest can feel urban if the buy the right clothes and have the right attitude.
The Real World constructs a reality that frees the audience of any implications in racism by
blaming rural conservatives for the problem. And yet, these rural figures on the show contain a ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Given this considerable chain of influences, the film functions in this book not simply as another
representation of freaks, for there is indeed a growing cinematic tradition, but as the foundational
text through which authors and artists in the twentieth century came to understand the freak show.
Freaks is not a documentary about sideshow culture, but it became a point of reference for all
subsequent representations of that culture, ensuing that the freak show, as Browning envisioned it,
remained a vivid aspect of popular culture
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Race and The Real World Kraszewski writes in his chapter, Country Hicks and Urban Cliques,
that throughout its 20 season run, (now 30+ seasons) The Real World has brought to terms race
and reality through discursive tensions between urban and rural America, as well as liberal and
conservative politics. In class we discussed this issues more in depth of video clips of the each of
the tensions that Kraszewski describes in the chapter. The most prominentwhite rural figures such
as Julie, and later Julie from season 9 and Mike from season 10, cover significant discursive terrain
in the way the show addresses racism. Through mediations of casting, family practices, editing, and
narrative strategies, The Real World suggests that racism is a phenomenon located within rural
conservatives, not liberals with an urban feel. In the article Kraszewski uses the phrase urban feel
to call attention to the way MTV promotes a certain type of image so that rural viewers in the
Midwest can feel urban if the buy the right clothes and have the right attitude.
The Real World constructs a reality that frees the audience of any implications in racism by
blaming rural conservatives for the problem. And yet, these rural figures on the show contain a ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Given this considerable chain of influences, the film functions in this book not simply as another
representation of freaks, for there is indeed a growing cinematic tradition, but as the foundational
text through which authors and artists in the twentieth century came to understand the freak show.
Freaks is not a documentary about sideshow culture, but it became a point of reference for all
subsequent representations of that culture, ensuing that the freak show, as Browning envisioned it,
remained a vivid aspect of popular culture
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Fogg Passepartout And Aouda
Even though the protagonists, Fogg, Passepartout and Aouda, get around the world in 80 days,
They do come across some conflicts weather it s broken train tracks to a human sacrificial Indian
ritual. Here are some of the conflicts that the protagonists faced and how they solved them. The
broken train track in Indiana A news article told everyone that the train track in India was finished.
When Fogg started the trip in India he bought in elephant saying that he foretold about this incident.
The train track was not finished so they rode the elephant the rest of the way. If they did not have
the elephant the trip might have gotten delayed. The sacrificial Indian ritual They were traveling
through an Indian rainforest and heard percussion music
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Even though the protagonists, Fogg, Passepartout and Aouda, get around the world in 80 days,
They do come across some conflicts weather it s broken train tracks to a human sacrificial Indian
ritual. Here are some of the conflicts that the protagonists faced and how they solved them. The
broken train track in Indiana A news article told everyone that the train track in India was finished.
When Fogg started the trip in India he bought in elephant saying that he foretold about this incident.
The train track was not finished so they rode the elephant the rest of the way. If they did not have
the elephant the trip might have gotten delayed. The sacrificial Indian ritual They were traveling
through an Indian rainforest and heard percussion music
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dying Metaphors In George Orwell s Essay
George Orwell, in his passion driven essay, derides the manner by which people nowadays
normalize the abusive usage of the English language. He believes that vagueness and incompetence
plague modern English prose, especially political discourse. A candid writer, Orwell lists a few
components of faulty English writing: dying metaphors, operators or verbal false limbs, pretentious
diction, and meaningless words. Dying metaphors are essentially clichГ©, hackneyed phrases or
sayings that most people know. A lot of writers are not putting in the effort to invent a new
metaphor to explain a concept that might not be straightforward. The usage of dying metaphors
might show that the writer is uninterested in what he or she is saying. Operators or verbal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
George Orwell, in his passion driven essay, derides the manner by which people nowadays
normalize the abusive usage of the English language. He believes that vagueness and incompetence
plague modern English prose, especially political discourse. A candid writer, Orwell lists a few
components of faulty English writing: dying metaphors, operators or verbal false limbs, pretentious
diction, and meaningless words. Dying metaphors are essentially clichГ©, hackneyed phrases or
sayings that most people know. A lot of writers are not putting in the effort to invent a new
metaphor to explain a concept that might not be straightforward. The usage of dying metaphors
might show that the writer is uninterested in what he or she is saying. Operators or verbal
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Oryx And Crake Mental Health
Haley Kennedy
Professor Hanggi
LAR 101 The Power of Stories
15 October 2017
In the novels Oryx and Crake and Frankenstein, mental health impacts the main characters and their
everyday lives. Each character has been through different life changes that influence their state of
mind. To more thoroughly comprehend what each character is going through, this paper analyzes
the life changes that occur due to each characters mental state.In the novel Oryx and Crake, written
by Margaret Atwood, one of the main characters, Jimmy, grew up with a difficult childhood. He
was born an only child to his mother and father. His father worked for a company called OrganInc
where he was a genographer, looking at the history of behavior patterns in ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is obviously a sign of bad mental health, but there were several incidents that led up to this
state of mind. An often occurrence were the fights between her and her husband. She didn t
agree with his ethics and motivations to grow human organs such as kidneys, brain tissue, and
livers inside pigoons. The goal of the pigoon project was to grow foolproof human tissue organs
in a transgenic knockout pig (Atwood 22). This was an issue that may have caused Jimmy s
mother to be neglectful towards her son was her depression. Depression is a mental illness that
affected her everyday life. She was so exhausted with the fights with her husband and the
depression on top of that. This caused her to be uninterested in her son and it is also what
caused her to run away with Jimmy s pet. This shows that mental illness isn t always caused by
something, but rather someone is born with it. People with depression always have it, but it can
be triggered to where it affects their everyday lives. Jimmy s mother s depression may have been
triggered by stress about her husband s job and constant arguing with her husband. Either way,
whether it is ones chemical make up or something that causes it, mental health really does affect
the way people live their lives. Another main character in Oryx and Crake was Crake. Crake s real
name was Glenn, but he and Jimmy would always play a game where a code name was required and
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Haley Kennedy
Professor Hanggi
LAR 101 The Power of Stories
15 October 2017
In the novels Oryx and Crake and Frankenstein, mental health impacts the main characters and their
everyday lives. Each character has been through different life changes that influence their state of
mind. To more thoroughly comprehend what each character is going through, this paper analyzes
the life changes that occur due to each characters mental state.In the novel Oryx and Crake, written
by Margaret Atwood, one of the main characters, Jimmy, grew up with a difficult childhood. He
was born an only child to his mother and father. His father worked for a company called OrganInc
where he was a genographer, looking at the history of behavior patterns in ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is obviously a sign of bad mental health, but there were several incidents that led up to this
state of mind. An often occurrence were the fights between her and her husband. She didn t
agree with his ethics and motivations to grow human organs such as kidneys, brain tissue, and
livers inside pigoons. The goal of the pigoon project was to grow foolproof human tissue organs
in a transgenic knockout pig (Atwood 22). This was an issue that may have caused Jimmy s
mother to be neglectful towards her son was her depression. Depression is a mental illness that
affected her everyday life. She was so exhausted with the fights with her husband and the
depression on top of that. This caused her to be uninterested in her son and it is also what
caused her to run away with Jimmy s pet. This shows that mental illness isn t always caused by
something, but rather someone is born with it. People with depression always have it, but it can
be triggered to where it affects their everyday lives. Jimmy s mother s depression may have been
triggered by stress about her husband s job and constant arguing with her husband. Either way,
whether it is ones chemical make up or something that causes it, mental health really does affect
the way people live their lives. Another main character in Oryx and Crake was Crake. Crake s real
name was Glenn, but he and Jimmy would always play a game where a code name was required and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gender Roles During The Years Men And Women Essay
Gender Roles in Society Over the years men and women have been given gender roles that they
are pressured to follow. According to Amy Blackstone, gender roles are based on the different
expectations that individuals, groups and societies have of individuals based on their sex...
(2003). In other words, gender roles are social norms and expectations, created and accepted by
society, based on a person s gender. There have been different gender roles throughout the
different time eras and in some eras the gender roles have been strongly enforced. Today, many
people believe that gender roles do not really exist in society anymore; however the pressure on
gender roles given by society is present now more than ever, even if it is subtle. Individuals are
still given expectations by society based on their gender. For boys or men, they are expected to
be more masculine, aggressive and strong, while women or girls on the other hand, are expected
to be feminine, calm, friendly and caring (Wood, 1994). These gender roles given by society to
men and women must be removed because they do not allow a person to express their identity.
Gender Roles To understand the effect of gender roles on a person s identity, there must be a
deeper understanding of what gender roles are. The first step in understanding the term gender
roles , is to understand the term gender . There is a universal misconception of the social term
gender because it is confused with the term sex (Blackstone, 2003).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gender Roles in Society Over the years men and women have been given gender roles that they
are pressured to follow. According to Amy Blackstone, gender roles are based on the different
expectations that individuals, groups and societies have of individuals based on their sex...
(2003). In other words, gender roles are social norms and expectations, created and accepted by
society, based on a person s gender. There have been different gender roles throughout the
different time eras and in some eras the gender roles have been strongly enforced. Today, many
people believe that gender roles do not really exist in society anymore; however the pressure on
gender roles given by society is present now more than ever, even if it is subtle. Individuals are
still given expectations by society based on their gender. For boys or men, they are expected to
be more masculine, aggressive and strong, while women or girls on the other hand, are expected
to be feminine, calm, friendly and caring (Wood, 1994). These gender roles given by society to
men and women must be removed because they do not allow a person to express their identity.
Gender Roles To understand the effect of gender roles on a person s identity, there must be a
deeper understanding of what gender roles are. The first step in understanding the term gender
roles , is to understand the term gender . There is a universal misconception of the social term
gender because it is confused with the term sex (Blackstone, 2003).
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Oprah Gail Winfrey
In Kosciusko, Mississippi, Oprah Gail Winfrey was born on January 29, 1954. Her parents
Vernon Winfrey and Vernita Lee intended to name her Orpah, after a women in the Bible.
However, the midwife who helped the birth spelled it incorrectly on the birth certificate. Oprah
had a tough childhood, her mother decided to leave her with her grandparents to go find a job
after WW||. Oprah s grandparents live on a small farm, a small house with three bedrooms and a
porch, it was falling apart, it also had no indoor plumbing. So she had to use slop jars. Oprah s
grandmothers name was Hattie Mae, whom little Oprah called mama . The grandparents cared for
her, however, Oprah was frightened of them mostly her grandfather. Oprah stated I remember him...
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Once Oprah entered kindergarten she was advanced, and skipped to the thrips grade, the teachers
found out that she had reading and writing abilities of an eighth grader (21). Eventually Oprah s
grandparents became old and couldn t take care of her anymore, so at seven years old, her mother
Vernita agreed to take Oprah in. By this time Vernita was working in Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
where she has given birth to another daughter. Oprah didn t want to move with her mom, and
she eventually got into trouble. She began to steal money from Vernita s purse, it wasn t too
long once she started realizing her money was coming up missing so she sent Oprah to her
fathers in Nashville, Tennessee. Her father Vernon Winfrey believed in discipline, work,
education. Oprah said that life with her father and stepmother was like a military school. (24).
While living with her father her speaking ability grew stronger and stronger. Once her mother got
Oprah back because her father didn t have parental rights her life spiraled downhill. Vernita gave
birth to another child. From there on Oprah was lonely, she never seen her mother. She eventually
got used to being lonely, and started getting sexually abused by her mother brother. She found
comfort in books and speaking and that s what changed her life forever (Nicholson
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In Kosciusko, Mississippi, Oprah Gail Winfrey was born on January 29, 1954. Her parents
Vernon Winfrey and Vernita Lee intended to name her Orpah, after a women in the Bible.
However, the midwife who helped the birth spelled it incorrectly on the birth certificate. Oprah
had a tough childhood, her mother decided to leave her with her grandparents to go find a job
after WW||. Oprah s grandparents live on a small farm, a small house with three bedrooms and a
porch, it was falling apart, it also had no indoor plumbing. So she had to use slop jars. Oprah s
grandmothers name was Hattie Mae, whom little Oprah called mama . The grandparents cared for
her, however, Oprah was frightened of them mostly her grandfather. Oprah stated I remember him...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Once Oprah entered kindergarten she was advanced, and skipped to the thrips grade, the teachers
found out that she had reading and writing abilities of an eighth grader (21). Eventually Oprah s
grandparents became old and couldn t take care of her anymore, so at seven years old, her mother
Vernita agreed to take Oprah in. By this time Vernita was working in Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
where she has given birth to another daughter. Oprah didn t want to move with her mom, and
she eventually got into trouble. She began to steal money from Vernita s purse, it wasn t too
long once she started realizing her money was coming up missing so she sent Oprah to her
fathers in Nashville, Tennessee. Her father Vernon Winfrey believed in discipline, work,
education. Oprah said that life with her father and stepmother was like a military school. (24).
While living with her father her speaking ability grew stronger and stronger. Once her mother got
Oprah back because her father didn t have parental rights her life spiraled downhill. Vernita gave
birth to another child. From there on Oprah was lonely, she never seen her mother. She eventually
got used to being lonely, and started getting sexually abused by her mother brother. She found
comfort in books and speaking and that s what changed her life forever (Nicholson
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
South East And Laddakh And Pakistan
In 1943, he got married with Shareen Amin Begum, who was left by Bhutto to remarry again.
Bhutto married again an Iranian Kurdish woman named Begum Nusrat Ispahani in Karachi on 8th
Sept., 1951. His political career mainly started in the year 1957, when the Bhutto became the
youngest member of Pakistan s delegation to UN. In the year 1958, he became the youngest
PakistanCabinet Minister under President Ayub Khan. He was famous for his demagogic styles of
speech, which brought him to national prominence and popularity.
His rise in politics and higher echelons of power was due to his mysteriously sharp mind coupled
with cunning desire to be on the top of the national politics. His astute political manoeuvrings can
be gauged from the fact that on the eve of India China war in 1962, the rulers of China invited
Pakistan to jointly dismember India by attacking on North East and Laddakh and Pakistan from
Jammu side in Jammu and Kashmir to grab the maximum territory. Pakistan could fulfil their wish
by taking Kashmir and China would grab entire North East to come closure to Indian Ocean. Bhutto
disclosed the plan to General Ayub Khan the President of Pakistan but got rebuked for such a
loathsome and outrageous suggestion, rather was suggested that Pakistan should have Joint
Defence Agreement with India. Bhutto was aghast and made a sorry exit, calling Ayub Khan a
political bankrupt.
Again Bhutto in 1965 after India Pakistan war when learned about India enriching Uranium for
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In 1943, he got married with Shareen Amin Begum, who was left by Bhutto to remarry again.
Bhutto married again an Iranian Kurdish woman named Begum Nusrat Ispahani in Karachi on 8th
Sept., 1951. His political career mainly started in the year 1957, when the Bhutto became the
youngest member of Pakistan s delegation to UN. In the year 1958, he became the youngest
PakistanCabinet Minister under President Ayub Khan. He was famous for his demagogic styles of
speech, which brought him to national prominence and popularity.
His rise in politics and higher echelons of power was due to his mysteriously sharp mind coupled
with cunning desire to be on the top of the national politics. His astute political manoeuvrings can
be gauged from the fact that on the eve of India China war in 1962, the rulers of China invited
Pakistan to jointly dismember India by attacking on North East and Laddakh and Pakistan from
Jammu side in Jammu and Kashmir to grab the maximum territory. Pakistan could fulfil their wish
by taking Kashmir and China would grab entire North East to come closure to Indian Ocean. Bhutto
disclosed the plan to General Ayub Khan the President of Pakistan but got rebuked for such a
loathsome and outrageous suggestion, rather was suggested that Pakistan should have Joint
Defence Agreement with India. Bhutto was aghast and made a sorry exit, calling Ayub Khan a
political bankrupt.
Again Bhutto in 1965 after India Pakistan war when learned about India enriching Uranium for
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Birthcontrol and the Work Of Margaret Sanger Essay
Birthcontrol and the Work Of Margaret Sanger
Works Cited Missing
A free race cannot be born and no woman can call herself free who does not own and control her
body. No woman can call herself free until she can choose consciously whether she will or will not
be a mother (Sanger A 35). Margaret Sanger (1870 1966)said this in one of her many controversial
papers. The name of Margaret Sanger and the issue of birth control have virtually become
synonymous. Birth control and the work of Sanger have done a great deal to change the role of
woman in society, relationships between men and woman, and the family. The development and
spread of knowledge of birth control gave women sexual freedom for the first time, gave them an
individual ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This in turn had prompted an arms race. There for many countries felt children were an important
part of building a stronger military. National pride to all countries was important. European
countries were competing for space and power do to what Germany called The War of the Cradle
(Birth Control in America). This meant the German government had begun instilling national pride
and building its nationalism from the ground up. This was at the brink of World War One.
However, it was not only for nationalism that the impoverished were encouraged to reproduce. It
was because children meant inexpensive labor for the new industrial factories that were springing
up all over urban America and the world.
There was also the ethical argument against birth control that seems to be mostly tainted with male
pride. It appeared to some people to be
...increasing isolation and mobility of the individual family (Birth
Control in America). It allowed people to control the size of their family thus controlling their life
style as well. Fewer children meant less work more money and more time for women. With
Margaret Sanger s work, and birth control the family was reshaped in size from seven or eight
children to what is more common today, which is two to three children.
Birth control has always been present in society even if it was just a matter of Backyard abortions,
with coat hangers. These
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Birthcontrol and the Work Of Margaret Sanger
Works Cited Missing
A free race cannot be born and no woman can call herself free who does not own and control her
body. No woman can call herself free until she can choose consciously whether she will or will not
be a mother (Sanger A 35). Margaret Sanger (1870 1966)said this in one of her many controversial
papers. The name of Margaret Sanger and the issue of birth control have virtually become
synonymous. Birth control and the work of Sanger have done a great deal to change the role of
woman in society, relationships between men and woman, and the family. The development and
spread of knowledge of birth control gave women sexual freedom for the first time, gave them an
individual ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This in turn had prompted an arms race. There for many countries felt children were an important
part of building a stronger military. National pride to all countries was important. European
countries were competing for space and power do to what Germany called The War of the Cradle
(Birth Control in America). This meant the German government had begun instilling national pride
and building its nationalism from the ground up. This was at the brink of World War One.
However, it was not only for nationalism that the impoverished were encouraged to reproduce. It
was because children meant inexpensive labor for the new industrial factories that were springing
up all over urban America and the world.
There was also the ethical argument against birth control that seems to be mostly tainted with male
pride. It appeared to some people to be
...increasing isolation and mobility of the individual family (Birth
Control in America). It allowed people to control the size of their family thus controlling their life
style as well. Fewer children meant less work more money and more time for women. With
Margaret Sanger s work, and birth control the family was reshaped in size from seven or eight
children to what is more common today, which is two to three children.
Birth control has always been present in society even if it was just a matter of Backyard abortions,
with coat hangers. These
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Times New Roman Calligraphy
Most people do not take the skill handwriting very seriously. Calligraphy is a subject taught for
many centuries and has adopted by almost every culture. It is a skill that has been around for
many centuries and one that is still used today. Back then, it was a craft that not many people were
able to do and was considered more upper class. Many important documents have been written,
using calligraphy, to signify the document s importance. Even up to this day, calligraphy can be
seen almost everywhere; certificates, diplomas, wedding cards, art, signs, etc. The font used in this
paper is Times New Roman, which is a form of calligraphy that originated from Ancient Roman
handwriting. Calligraphy originates from the Greek word kalligraphia, meaning beautiful writing
(Dictoinary.com, 2017). Many people today associate it with fancy penmanship. In ways, that is
true but it could also be the discipline of being able to write clean and consistent.... Show more
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The Roman style has survived since the 1st century. The most common script used then were
rustic capitals and square capitals. They later developed uncials, which then became half uncials
for a faster way of writing. However, these scripts eventually disappeared and new ways of writing
calligraphy would emerge. Insular would appear a lot in collections of books from the 7th to 8th
century; Visigothic from 8th to 12th; and Beneventan would stay up to the 13th
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Most people do not take the skill handwriting very seriously. Calligraphy is a subject taught for
many centuries and has adopted by almost every culture. It is a skill that has been around for
many centuries and one that is still used today. Back then, it was a craft that not many people were
able to do and was considered more upper class. Many important documents have been written,
using calligraphy, to signify the document s importance. Even up to this day, calligraphy can be
seen almost everywhere; certificates, diplomas, wedding cards, art, signs, etc. The font used in this
paper is Times New Roman, which is a form of calligraphy that originated from Ancient Roman
handwriting. Calligraphy originates from the Greek word kalligraphia, meaning beautiful writing
(Dictoinary.com, 2017). Many people today associate it with fancy penmanship. In ways, that is
true but it could also be the discipline of being able to write clean and consistent.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Roman style has survived since the 1st century. The most common script used then were
rustic capitals and square capitals. They later developed uncials, which then became half uncials
for a faster way of writing. However, these scripts eventually disappeared and new ways of writing
calligraphy would emerge. Insular would appear a lot in collections of books from the 7th to 8th
century; Visigothic from 8th to 12th; and Beneventan would stay up to the 13th
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The Yellow Wall-Paper
The Yellow Wall Paper is a short story that was published in 1892 by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
Gilman s ideas about equality for men and women are vividly present in the short story. She
believed that women should be more equal economically, socially, and be able to have jobs and
work outside of their home. The Yellow Wall Paper focuses on how women were seen as home
keepers and not able to work in the real world. Gilman expresses her ideas through this story by
telling it as a first person experience. The story The Yellow Wall Paper is considered one of
Gilman s most famous short stories. Charlotte Perkins Gilmanwas born on July 3rd in 1860 in
Hartford, Connecticut. When she was little, her father abandoned her and her family and
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The Yellow Wall Paper is a short story that was published in 1892 by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
Gilman s ideas about equality for men and women are vividly present in the short story. She
believed that women should be more equal economically, socially, and be able to have jobs and
work outside of their home. The Yellow Wall Paper focuses on how women were seen as home
keepers and not able to work in the real world. Gilman expresses her ideas through this story by
telling it as a first person experience. The story The Yellow Wall Paper is considered one of
Gilman s most famous short stories. Charlotte Perkins Gilmanwas born on July 3rd in 1860 in
Hartford, Connecticut. When she was little, her father abandoned her and her family and
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Beaver Research Paper
Beavers are known for their natural trait of building dams on rivers and streams, and building
their homes (known as lodges ) in the resulting pond. They are famously busy, and they turn their
talents to reengineering the landscape. They have thick fur, webbed feet and flattened, scale
covered tails. With powerful jaws and strong teeth. Average life span in the wild up to 24 years.
Beavers are the second largest rodent in the world after the capybara. There are two species of
beavers, which are found in the forests of North America, Europe, and Asia: American beaver and
Eurasian beaver. The American beaver (Castor canadensis) typically weighs from 11 to 32
kilograms (24 to 70.5 pounds) and are 74 to 90 centimeters (29 to 35 inches) long.... Show more
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Beaver homes are called lodges and they are made from mud and branches. Lodges are
positioned in the middle of the pond, with hidden entrance (from the water), which prevents
predators to get in touch with them. Males and females beavers look very similar. The beaver is
mainly a nocturnal animal they hunt and work during the night. Beavers are herbivores, and
prefer the wood of quaking aspen, cottonwood, willow, alder, birch, maple and cherry trees. They
also eat sedges, pondweed, and water lilies. Beavers do not hibernate, but store sticks and logs in
a pile in their ponds, eating the underbark. Beavers are semi aquatic species, which means that
they spend part of their life in the water and part on the ground. The beaver has a good sense of
hearing, smell, and touch. It has poor eyesight, but does have a set of transparent eyelids which
allow them to see under water. The large front teeth of the beaver never stop growing. The beavers
constant gnawing on wood helps to keep their teeth from growing too
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Beavers are known for their natural trait of building dams on rivers and streams, and building
their homes (known as lodges ) in the resulting pond. They are famously busy, and they turn their
talents to reengineering the landscape. They have thick fur, webbed feet and flattened, scale
covered tails. With powerful jaws and strong teeth. Average life span in the wild up to 24 years.
Beavers are the second largest rodent in the world after the capybara. There are two species of
beavers, which are found in the forests of North America, Europe, and Asia: American beaver and
Eurasian beaver. The American beaver (Castor canadensis) typically weighs from 11 to 32
kilograms (24 to 70.5 pounds) and are 74 to 90 centimeters (29 to 35 inches) long.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Beaver homes are called lodges and they are made from mud and branches. Lodges are
positioned in the middle of the pond, with hidden entrance (from the water), which prevents
predators to get in touch with them. Males and females beavers look very similar. The beaver is
mainly a nocturnal animal they hunt and work during the night. Beavers are herbivores, and
prefer the wood of quaking aspen, cottonwood, willow, alder, birch, maple and cherry trees. They
also eat sedges, pondweed, and water lilies. Beavers do not hibernate, but store sticks and logs in
a pile in their ponds, eating the underbark. Beavers are semi aquatic species, which means that
they spend part of their life in the water and part on the ground. The beaver has a good sense of
hearing, smell, and touch. It has poor eyesight, but does have a set of transparent eyelids which
allow them to see under water. The large front teeth of the beaver never stop growing. The beavers
constant gnawing on wood helps to keep their teeth from growing too
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The View Of Toledo By El Greco
The View of Toledo by El Greco reflects Nick s perspective on the contrasting qualities of the East
and West Egg. When describing the East, he seems in awe, using adjectives with strongly positive
connotations the East excited me the most... I was most keenly aware of its superiority to the
...towns beyond the Ohio (Fitzgerald 167). After the First World War, Nick and his Lost Generation
returned feeling restless and seeking for change. With the excitement and energy the Roaring 20 s
brought to New York, Nick and many other young members were attracted to the vivacious city.
The grandiose expeditions of these young Americans and their determination for materialistic
success creates a gap in the socio economic society, between those who lived
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The View of Toledo by El Greco reflects Nick s perspective on the contrasting qualities of the East
and West Egg. When describing the East, he seems in awe, using adjectives with strongly positive
connotations the East excited me the most... I was most keenly aware of its superiority to the
...towns beyond the Ohio (Fitzgerald 167). After the First World War, Nick and his Lost Generation
returned feeling restless and seeking for change. With the excitement and energy the Roaring 20 s
brought to New York, Nick and many other young members were attracted to the vivacious city.
The grandiose expeditions of these young Americans and their determination for materialistic
success creates a gap in the socio economic society, between those who lived
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Essay about Media Bias and Concentration
Media Bias and Concentration
After witnessing a hotly contested election and the massive amounts of campaigning done by both
parties in effort to inform the public and reach as many voters as possible, one question still
remains poignant: Where do we get our information? The myriad landscape that is the media today,
can be accessed from almost anywhere, and has, in many ways, entrenched itself in American
culture, replacing what used to be standard outlets of information. Television and print news have
long dominated the average American household in terms of being used to access information, but
new outlets, like the internet and film have grown into major ways in which people learn about
what is happening in the world. The emergence ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Such distortions have displaced objective media coverage to the academic sphere and have
inhibited the democratic process in many Western nations.
In order to understand how these distortions affect society it is important to understand the history
behind the behavior and the methods in which they take place.
The evolution of mass media is directly related to the growth of technology in the 20th century.
Multiple technologies helped to lower the cost of printing while improving quality, which resulted
in the proliferation of books and newspapers across the country. New technology also gave rise to
television and radio becoming household staples and thus prime sources of information. Over the
past twenty years, the development of the Internet has pushed news coverage and accessibility to the
global scale. Mass media in many ways replaced many of the traditional ways in which people
received information and formed decisions. People without access to professional counsel now
turn to a television show or a website for assistance. Instead of picking up the local newspaper,
millions of people turn to the most popular websites for their news. As of 1999, United Press
International reported that 87% of print journalists are connected to the Internet. More than 60
percent of AmericanÐ’ Ò‘s today are active Internet users (internetnews.com). With the advent of mass
media, new
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Media Bias and Concentration
After witnessing a hotly contested election and the massive amounts of campaigning done by both
parties in effort to inform the public and reach as many voters as possible, one question still
remains poignant: Where do we get our information? The myriad landscape that is the media today,
can be accessed from almost anywhere, and has, in many ways, entrenched itself in American
culture, replacing what used to be standard outlets of information. Television and print news have
long dominated the average American household in terms of being used to access information, but
new outlets, like the internet and film have grown into major ways in which people learn about
what is happening in the world. The emergence ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Such distortions have displaced objective media coverage to the academic sphere and have
inhibited the democratic process in many Western nations.
In order to understand how these distortions affect society it is important to understand the history
behind the behavior and the methods in which they take place.
The evolution of mass media is directly related to the growth of technology in the 20th century.
Multiple technologies helped to lower the cost of printing while improving quality, which resulted
in the proliferation of books and newspapers across the country. New technology also gave rise to
television and radio becoming household staples and thus prime sources of information. Over the
past twenty years, the development of the Internet has pushed news coverage and accessibility to the
global scale. Mass media in many ways replaced many of the traditional ways in which people
received information and formed decisions. People without access to professional counsel now
turn to a television show or a website for assistance. Instead of picking up the local newspaper,
millions of people turn to the most popular websites for their news. As of 1999, United Press
International reported that 87% of print journalists are connected to the Internet. More than 60
percent of AmericanÐ’ Ò‘s today are active Internet users (internetnews.com). With the advent of mass
media, new
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Roy Harris Symphony No. 3
Roy Harris s Symphony No. 3 contains one movement but is identified in five sections; Tragic,
Lyric, Pastoral, Fugue Dramatic, and Dramatic Tragic, according to allmusic.com. The duration of
the piece is about 17 minutes and 12 seconds long. The orchestra starts out with violins from the
Strings group of instruments creating a soft harmony and a lower pitch, this is called the Tragic
section of this musical piece. The next section is called Lyric , in the beginning of the section you
can begin to hear some of the Brass instruments join in with the violins and creates a broad melody.
The horns and strings become louder leading into the next section Pastoral . This section is the
longest of the five, the woodwinds instruments enter this
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Roy Harris s Symphony No. 3 contains one movement but is identified in five sections; Tragic,
Lyric, Pastoral, Fugue Dramatic, and Dramatic Tragic, according to allmusic.com. The duration of
the piece is about 17 minutes and 12 seconds long. The orchestra starts out with violins from the
Strings group of instruments creating a soft harmony and a lower pitch, this is called the Tragic
section of this musical piece. The next section is called Lyric , in the beginning of the section you
can begin to hear some of the Brass instruments join in with the violins and creates a broad melody.
The horns and strings become louder leading into the next section Pastoral . This section is the
longest of the five, the woodwinds instruments enter this
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Debate On Morality And Morality
Morality: Nature vs. Religion
There are many ways that a person could perceive what justice is. This is because justice is a
notion of one s moral rightness based on their ethics, religion and laws. Usually religion is the cause
for the many different views of what should be morally right and wrong. These different views of
morals have sparked many arguments over the centuries resulting in what could be a never ending
feud between the theists and the anti theists. Many authors who have dabbled with the subject, such
as Friedrich Nietzsche, argue from a naturalistic perspective, and believe that humanity is
responsible for controlling their nature given passions, and also states that religion is anti nature.
(Nietzsche) Then there are other ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Obviously, there must be some correlation between the concepts of religion and morality, and
Murdoch states that, The most evident bridge between morality and religion is the idea of virtue. In
this essay, Murdoch approaches the subject of morality in a psychological way, and examines the
virtues of duty. According to Murdoch, Dutifulness could be an account of morality with no hint of
religion , and suggests that duty and reason fit well with each other.(Murdoch) In the essay,
Murdoch constantly is always questioning religious beliefs and how they are related with morality,
but ultimately stating that with religion, morality increases, because Religion symbolizes high
moral ideas... which are more intimate and accessible than the unadorned promptings of reason.
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Morality: Nature vs. Religion
There are many ways that a person could perceive what justice is. This is because justice is a
notion of one s moral rightness based on their ethics, religion and laws. Usually religion is the cause
for the many different views of what should be morally right and wrong. These different views of
morals have sparked many arguments over the centuries resulting in what could be a never ending
feud between the theists and the anti theists. Many authors who have dabbled with the subject, such
as Friedrich Nietzsche, argue from a naturalistic perspective, and believe that humanity is
responsible for controlling their nature given passions, and also states that religion is anti nature.
(Nietzsche) Then there are other ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Obviously, there must be some correlation between the concepts of religion and morality, and
Murdoch states that, The most evident bridge between morality and religion is the idea of virtue. In
this essay, Murdoch approaches the subject of morality in a psychological way, and examines the
virtues of duty. According to Murdoch, Dutifulness could be an account of morality with no hint of
religion , and suggests that duty and reason fit well with each other.(Murdoch) In the essay,
Murdoch constantly is always questioning religious beliefs and how they are related with morality,
but ultimately stating that with religion, morality increases, because Religion symbolizes high
moral ideas... which are more intimate and accessible than the unadorned promptings of reason.
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Essay about Case Study Mars
Week 2 Case Study: MARS (D)
Name
GSCM 540
Professor
July 19, 2015
Executive Summary In 2009 MARS Inc. has been faced with new challenges in their buying
process of their diesel engine due to changes with their Columbus supplier. The D 342 diesel
engine market is in jeopardy which is why the supplier dropped production and left MARS Inc.
with only one option in suppliers. Having to now deal with only one supplier Tom Sosa, the
purchasing manager, has had to figure out what this change means to MARS Inc. in terms of
transportation cost, inventory and storage costs, and continue the enforcement of MARS INC. s
implementation of lean manufacturing.
Case Study Questions 1. What were MARS total costs per year prior to the new ... Show more
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The cost in transportation rates will increase for MARS Inc. with this change. The Portland
supplier s location to MARS Inc. based on the current situation charges per hundredweight is $10
for carload lots of 50,000 pounds. The less than carload rate is $15 per hundredweight. While
anything coming from the Columbus supplier was offered just in time delivery service at no
charge to MARS Inc. Also, this will affect the EOQ s because dealing with the Columbus supplier
they were located close enough that they offered JIT delivery which allowed the reduction
minimizing work in process inventories (waste) by reducing lot sizes in order to increase
production efficiency and product quality. Now, with the change, it will force MARS Inc. to spend
money on warehousing and carrying cost due to the one week replenishment cycle the Portland
supplier has. 4. What is the difference between all unit quantity discount and incremental discount
schedules? How would the costs and EOQs differ? Which would be preferable assuming that both
share the same cost figures?
The difference between all unit quantity discount and incremental discount schedules are that in the
all units discounts model, as the order quantity increases, the unit purchasing cost decreases, while,
in the incremental quantity discounts case, the unit purchasing cost decreases only for units
beyond a certain threshold and not for every unit as in the all units discounts
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Week 2 Case Study: MARS (D)
Name
GSCM 540
Professor
July 19, 2015
Executive Summary In 2009 MARS Inc. has been faced with new challenges in their buying
process of their diesel engine due to changes with their Columbus supplier. The D 342 diesel
engine market is in jeopardy which is why the supplier dropped production and left MARS Inc.
with only one option in suppliers. Having to now deal with only one supplier Tom Sosa, the
purchasing manager, has had to figure out what this change means to MARS Inc. in terms of
transportation cost, inventory and storage costs, and continue the enforcement of MARS INC. s
implementation of lean manufacturing.
Case Study Questions 1. What were MARS total costs per year prior to the new ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The cost in transportation rates will increase for MARS Inc. with this change. The Portland
supplier s location to MARS Inc. based on the current situation charges per hundredweight is $10
for carload lots of 50,000 pounds. The less than carload rate is $15 per hundredweight. While
anything coming from the Columbus supplier was offered just in time delivery service at no
charge to MARS Inc. Also, this will affect the EOQ s because dealing with the Columbus supplier
they were located close enough that they offered JIT delivery which allowed the reduction
minimizing work in process inventories (waste) by reducing lot sizes in order to increase
production efficiency and product quality. Now, with the change, it will force MARS Inc. to spend
money on warehousing and carrying cost due to the one week replenishment cycle the Portland
supplier has. 4. What is the difference between all unit quantity discount and incremental discount
schedules? How would the costs and EOQs differ? Which would be preferable assuming that both
share the same cost figures?
The difference between all unit quantity discount and incremental discount schedules are that in the
all units discounts model, as the order quantity increases, the unit purchasing cost decreases, while,
in the incremental quantity discounts case, the unit purchasing cost decreases only for units
beyond a certain threshold and not for every unit as in the all units discounts
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Advantages And Objectives Of Indian Drug Industry
Chapter 2
Pricing Strategies of Indian Drug Industry
2.1 Introduction:
Price is the value which is paid by the buyer to the manufacturer against the products and services.
It is the value of the product mentioned by the seller to the consumers Pricing decisions are one of
the crucial factors that shapes by cost factors, profit margin, and possibility of sales at different
price levels and the competitor s pricing policy as well as with the number of existing competitors in
the market. Pricing is the most critical element of the marketing mix and firms must make strategic
preferences about how to price their product to achieve their business goals in the best possible
manner by considering the demand and supply relationship. Unlike the three ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In present times, loss leaders pricing technique has become the popular method of sales promotion
of product. The purpose of making a product loss leader is to encourage customers to make further
purchases of profitable goods while they are in the shop. Departmental Store or Retailers used to
adopt this strategy for increasing the foot fall in store.
Pricing is a key competitive weapon and a significant part of the marketing mix. If a business
reduced its prices than competitors, new customers may be attracted and existing customers may
become more loyal. Hence using a loss leader pricing can help to divert loyal customers. Using a
loss leader is a short term pricing tactic for any product.
One risk of using a loss leader pricing is that customers can take the opportunity to bulk buy . If the
price discount is sufficiently enough, then it makes sense for customers to buy as much as they can
(assuming the product is not perishable) which leads loss for the manufacturer.
2.6.2.4 Psychological
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Chapter 2
Pricing Strategies of Indian Drug Industry
2.1 Introduction:
Price is the value which is paid by the buyer to the manufacturer against the products and services.
It is the value of the product mentioned by the seller to the consumers Pricing decisions are one of
the crucial factors that shapes by cost factors, profit margin, and possibility of sales at different
price levels and the competitor s pricing policy as well as with the number of existing competitors in
the market. Pricing is the most critical element of the marketing mix and firms must make strategic
preferences about how to price their product to achieve their business goals in the best possible
manner by considering the demand and supply relationship. Unlike the three ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In present times, loss leaders pricing technique has become the popular method of sales promotion
of product. The purpose of making a product loss leader is to encourage customers to make further
purchases of profitable goods while they are in the shop. Departmental Store or Retailers used to
adopt this strategy for increasing the foot fall in store.
Pricing is a key competitive weapon and a significant part of the marketing mix. If a business
reduced its prices than competitors, new customers may be attracted and existing customers may
become more loyal. Hence using a loss leader pricing can help to divert loyal customers. Using a
loss leader is a short term pricing tactic for any product.
One risk of using a loss leader pricing is that customers can take the opportunity to bulk buy . If the
price discount is sufficiently enough, then it makes sense for customers to buy as much as they can
(assuming the product is not perishable) which leads loss for the manufacturer.
2.6.2.4 Psychological
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Character Analysis Of Detective Spade
Throughout the novel, nothing is told about Detective spade or his private life. Unlike
Detective Marlowe the reader learns that he once was an F.B investigator that was fired.
Detective Spade s past life is untold and unknown. Depending and trusting no one but himself
with no individual from his past to vouch for his credibility trust by the people put with him. Has
never displayed a weakness or has shown vulnerability toward any force of nature or human
being. He is viewed as a stone cold individual that holds no emotions. Due to unknown
information of Detective Spade, the people view him as a mysterious individual. He is
mysterious in his own way and that creates fear in people when approaching him. Unable to
figure out who he truly is as an individual. Detective Spade engages in a conversation with
Mrs.Haven, No, we lived in Seattle the first year and then came here. San Francisco all the time?
No, we lived in Seattle the first year and then came here He from Seattle? She shook her head.
Someplace in Delaware. What Place? I don t know. Spade drew his thickish brows together a
little Where are you from? She said sweetly, You re not hunting for me. You act like it, he
grumbled. Well, who are his friends? Don t ask me! He made an impatient grimace. You know
some of them he insisted. (Hammett, 2). Detective Shade has no interest in Mrs.Havens feelings or
emotions about her husband Eli Haven missing. He is speaking to a woman who is unable to
locate her husband and shows simply no remorse or sympathy. He is interested in learning about
the company he keeps around him friend or acquaintance which will benefit his investigation.
Insofar as it mirrors the world, literature reflects the prevalent social attitude toward women; and
since this attitude so often values men and masculine pursuits over women and feminine hobbies,
women s concerns seem devalued. (Griffin pg 1). What Griffin states is exactly what has taken
place during the conversation between Mrs.Haven and Detective Spade. Mrs.Haven during this
conversation is being portrayed as being women that are being questioned beyond her power,
knowledge, and ability. When Detective Spade is asking her questions she doesn t have
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Throughout the novel, nothing is told about Detective spade or his private life. Unlike
Detective Marlowe the reader learns that he once was an F.B investigator that was fired.
Detective Spade s past life is untold and unknown. Depending and trusting no one but himself
with no individual from his past to vouch for his credibility trust by the people put with him. Has
never displayed a weakness or has shown vulnerability toward any force of nature or human
being. He is viewed as a stone cold individual that holds no emotions. Due to unknown
information of Detective Spade, the people view him as a mysterious individual. He is
mysterious in his own way and that creates fear in people when approaching him. Unable to
figure out who he truly is as an individual. Detective Spade engages in a conversation with
Mrs.Haven, No, we lived in Seattle the first year and then came here. San Francisco all the time?
No, we lived in Seattle the first year and then came here He from Seattle? She shook her head.
Someplace in Delaware. What Place? I don t know. Spade drew his thickish brows together a
little Where are you from? She said sweetly, You re not hunting for me. You act like it, he
grumbled. Well, who are his friends? Don t ask me! He made an impatient grimace. You know
some of them he insisted. (Hammett, 2). Detective Shade has no interest in Mrs.Havens feelings or
emotions about her husband Eli Haven missing. He is speaking to a woman who is unable to
locate her husband and shows simply no remorse or sympathy. He is interested in learning about
the company he keeps around him friend or acquaintance which will benefit his investigation.
Insofar as it mirrors the world, literature reflects the prevalent social attitude toward women; and
since this attitude so often values men and masculine pursuits over women and feminine hobbies,
women s concerns seem devalued. (Griffin pg 1). What Griffin states is exactly what has taken
place during the conversation between Mrs.Haven and Detective Spade. Mrs.Haven during this
conversation is being portrayed as being women that are being questioned beyond her power,
knowledge, and ability. When Detective Spade is asking her questions she doesn t have
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What Is The Conflict In The Perks Of Being A Wallflower
The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a novel that was written by Stephen Chbosky in 1999. The
novel consists of a series of letters written by a teenage boy named Charlie to a friend who is
kept unnamed. The letters are about all of the experiences Charlie has during his freshman year of
high school and about all of the different encounters he s had with different types of people. Some
of the things these people have been involved with were: drug use, physically abused, cheating, At
the start of Charlie s freshman year, he hated school. He was getting teased and just did not fit in
with all of the other students. The main conflict of this novelwas both internal and external. Charlie
was figuring out who he was by trying out new things. He let
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a novel that was written by Stephen Chbosky in 1999. The
novel consists of a series of letters written by a teenage boy named Charlie to a friend who is
kept unnamed. The letters are about all of the experiences Charlie has during his freshman year of
high school and about all of the different encounters he s had with different types of people. Some
of the things these people have been involved with were: drug use, physically abused, cheating, At
the start of Charlie s freshman year, he hated school. He was getting teased and just did not fit in
with all of the other students. The main conflict of this novelwas both internal and external. Charlie
was figuring out who he was by trying out new things. He let
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The Stages Of Non Rem Sleep
The stages of non REM sleep, stages 1 3, are defined by EEG activity. Slow wave sleep in stage 3
is the deepest stage of sleep. Alertness consists of desynchronized beta activity (13 30 Hz);
relaxation and drowsiness consist of alpha activity (8 12 Hz); stage 1 sleep consists of
alternating periods of alpha activity, irregular fast activity, and theta activity (3.5 7.5 Hz); the
EEG of stage 2 sleep lacks alpha activity but contains sleep spindles (short periods of 12 14 Hz
activity) and occasional K complexes; stage 3 sleep primarily consists of delta activity. About 90
minutes after the beginning of sleep, people enter REM sleep. Thereafter, cycles of REM and non
REM sleep occur in periods of approximately 90 minutes. Muscle tone decreases throughout the
stages, resulting in deepest relaxation and paralysis in REM sleep (Carlson Birkett, p. 268).
The rate of cerebral blood flow during REM sleep is high in the extrastriate cortex but low in the
striate cortex and the prefrontal cortex. This activity reflects a lack of visual in put in REM (little
or no activation in the striate cortex), but the presence of active visual hallucinations during
dreaming (activation in the extrastriate cortex). Lack of prefrontal cortex activity likely reflects the
lack of organization and planning that occur in dreams. Regional cerebral blood flow during slow
wave sleep is generally decreased throughout the brain compared to waking. However, some
researchers have found localized increases
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The stages of non REM sleep, stages 1 3, are defined by EEG activity. Slow wave sleep in stage 3
is the deepest stage of sleep. Alertness consists of desynchronized beta activity (13 30 Hz);
relaxation and drowsiness consist of alpha activity (8 12 Hz); stage 1 sleep consists of
alternating periods of alpha activity, irregular fast activity, and theta activity (3.5 7.5 Hz); the
EEG of stage 2 sleep lacks alpha activity but contains sleep spindles (short periods of 12 14 Hz
activity) and occasional K complexes; stage 3 sleep primarily consists of delta activity. About 90
minutes after the beginning of sleep, people enter REM sleep. Thereafter, cycles of REM and non
REM sleep occur in periods of approximately 90 minutes. Muscle tone decreases throughout the
stages, resulting in deepest relaxation and paralysis in REM sleep (Carlson Birkett, p. 268).
The rate of cerebral blood flow during REM sleep is high in the extrastriate cortex but low in the
striate cortex and the prefrontal cortex. This activity reflects a lack of visual in put in REM (little
or no activation in the striate cortex), but the presence of active visual hallucinations during
dreaming (activation in the extrastriate cortex). Lack of prefrontal cortex activity likely reflects the
lack of organization and planning that occur in dreams. Regional cerebral blood flow during slow
wave sleep is generally decreased throughout the brain compared to waking. However, some
researchers have found localized increases
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Doak S. Campbell Stadium Analysis
Florida State University exemplifies great pride in school spirit, encouraged through infamous
prominent tradition. Doak S. Campbell Stadium exists as a location on campus where this prideful
spirit is in full effect and embraced by students, alumni, and any other visitors. Right in the heart of
this scene, in front of the footballstadium, stands the Unconquered statue. The massive monument,
standing a few stories above the heads of those passing by, welcomes spectators into the stadium
as it sets the glorified mood that takes place during Florida State home football games, especially
when the spear is lit in flames lighting the way to the gates. Even though the statue itself has not
been around for very long, the history behind it has. Back in 1962, Bill Durham, a sophomore
attending Florida State Universitywho was serving on the university s Homecoming Committee,
decided to propose an idea for a new tradition to be started. The tradition that he... Show more
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Standing at a total of 31 feet tall, 13.5 feet without the pedestal, the statue is presented to be
powerful, glorified, and prideful. Positioned in one of the most traditional places on Florida State
University s campus, the Unconquered statue stands tall and proud on Langford Green in front of
Doak Campbell Stadium. Due to its close proximity to the football stadium, the monument is most
often associated with the game of football and the traditions that are presented during each and
every home game. Additionally, since the statue has been placed in front of Doak Campbell
Stadium, people only see it when they are going to football games or going to the stadium for any
other particular reason. With an immense height, no matter how overpopulated the stadium area
becomes, it is practically impossible to not lay eyes on the monument while passing by, which was
most likely the purpose of its
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Florida State University exemplifies great pride in school spirit, encouraged through infamous
prominent tradition. Doak S. Campbell Stadium exists as a location on campus where this prideful
spirit is in full effect and embraced by students, alumni, and any other visitors. Right in the heart of
this scene, in front of the footballstadium, stands the Unconquered statue. The massive monument,
standing a few stories above the heads of those passing by, welcomes spectators into the stadium
as it sets the glorified mood that takes place during Florida State home football games, especially
when the spear is lit in flames lighting the way to the gates. Even though the statue itself has not
been around for very long, the history behind it has. Back in 1962, Bill Durham, a sophomore
attending Florida State Universitywho was serving on the university s Homecoming Committee,
decided to propose an idea for a new tradition to be started. The tradition that he... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Standing at a total of 31 feet tall, 13.5 feet without the pedestal, the statue is presented to be
powerful, glorified, and prideful. Positioned in one of the most traditional places on Florida State
University s campus, the Unconquered statue stands tall and proud on Langford Green in front of
Doak Campbell Stadium. Due to its close proximity to the football stadium, the monument is most
often associated with the game of football and the traditions that are presented during each and
every home game. Additionally, since the statue has been placed in front of Doak Campbell
Stadium, people only see it when they are going to football games or going to the stadium for any
other particular reason. With an immense height, no matter how overpopulated the stadium area
becomes, it is practically impossible to not lay eyes on the monument while passing by, which was
most likely the purpose of its
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Obesity Is The Reason Our Youth
Introduction Childhood obesity has been on a steady incline over the past 30 years and is
considered a serious public health concern, especially in elementary school aged children.
According to the US Surgeon General, nearly one in three children are overweight or obese (US
Department of Human Health Services, 2014). The American Heart Association (2010) has age
and sex specific growth charts that show the calculation of children s BMI using their height
and weight. When children s weight is well above the average for their height and age they are
classified as obese. Children BMI for age is in the 95th percentile or higher is considered to be
obese. Obese children normally consume more energy in the form of food and drinks then they
burn off with physical exercise (Kids Health, 2014). Our nation s obesity epidemic effects are
immense: taxpayers, communities, and families spend hundreds of billions of dollars each year
in medical costs and attempts to end childhood obesity (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2014).
Obesity is the reason our youth is predicted to live shorter lives than our parents and we need to
change this. Childhood obesity has long term harmful effects on a child s future health. Obese
children are more likely to have high blood pressure and high cholesterol which put them more at
risk for cardiovascular disease in the future (Center for Disease Control Prevention, 2014).
Childhood obesity can lead to type 2 diabetes, cancer, asthma, joint
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Introduction Childhood obesity has been on a steady incline over the past 30 years and is
considered a serious public health concern, especially in elementary school aged children.
According to the US Surgeon General, nearly one in three children are overweight or obese (US
Department of Human Health Services, 2014). The American Heart Association (2010) has age
and sex specific growth charts that show the calculation of children s BMI using their height
and weight. When children s weight is well above the average for their height and age they are
classified as obese. Children BMI for age is in the 95th percentile or higher is considered to be
obese. Obese children normally consume more energy in the form of food and drinks then they
burn off with physical exercise (Kids Health, 2014). Our nation s obesity epidemic effects are
immense: taxpayers, communities, and families spend hundreds of billions of dollars each year
in medical costs and attempts to end childhood obesity (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2014).
Obesity is the reason our youth is predicted to live shorter lives than our parents and we need to
change this. Childhood obesity has long term harmful effects on a child s future health. Obese
children are more likely to have high blood pressure and high cholesterol which put them more at
risk for cardiovascular disease in the future (Center for Disease Control Prevention, 2014).
Childhood obesity can lead to type 2 diabetes, cancer, asthma, joint
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Antiseptics and disinfectants
5) My hypothesis: The higher the concentration of antiseptic, the more powerful it will be at
inhibiting/ killing microorganisms which cause bacterial growth. This theory supports my result
because as you can see the zone of inhibition increases due to the increasing concentration of
antiseptic. The higher concentration of antiseptic means it has been less diluted, which means its
more stronger than other more diluted concentrations, this high concentration will determine how
powerful the antiseptic will be at killing/inhibiting the growth of bacterium, this high concentration
of antiseptic will break down the bacterial cell wall, after this process has happened the antiseptic
can stop the mutation of the bacteriaand inhibit the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(www.5)
Antiseptics are chemical agents that slow or stop the growth of micro organisms (germs) on
external surfaces of the body, that is why they are suitable to use on the skin as they are designed
for that pacific reason to stop bacterial growth or any other microorganisms from spreading or
causing infection on the skin and external surfaces on the body. Antiseptics should be distinguished
from antibiotics that destroy micro organisms inside the body, and from disinfectants, which
destroy micro organisms found on inanimate (non living) objects. Antibiotics and disinfectant are
designed for other reasons as you can see and contain some different chemical agents that maybe
harsh on the human skin so that is why disinfectants and antibiotics may not be suitable on the skin.
(http://dermnetnz.org/treatments/antiseptics.html)
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5) My hypothesis: The higher the concentration of antiseptic, the more powerful it will be at
inhibiting/ killing microorganisms which cause bacterial growth. This theory supports my result
because as you can see the zone of inhibition increases due to the increasing concentration of
antiseptic. The higher concentration of antiseptic means it has been less diluted, which means its
more stronger than other more diluted concentrations, this high concentration will determine how
powerful the antiseptic will be at killing/inhibiting the growth of bacterium, this high concentration
of antiseptic will break down the bacterial cell wall, after this process has happened the antiseptic
can stop the mutation of the bacteriaand inhibit the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(www.5)
Antiseptics are chemical agents that slow or stop the growth of micro organisms (germs) on
external surfaces of the body, that is why they are suitable to use on the skin as they are designed
for that pacific reason to stop bacterial growth or any other microorganisms from spreading or
causing infection on the skin and external surfaces on the body. Antiseptics should be distinguished
from antibiotics that destroy micro organisms inside the body, and from disinfectants, which
destroy micro organisms found on inanimate (non living) objects. Antibiotics and disinfectant are
designed for other reasons as you can see and contain some different chemical agents that maybe
harsh on the human skin so that is why disinfectants and antibiotics may not be suitable on the skin.
(http://dermnetnz.org/treatments/antiseptics.html)
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Quit Day 5 Steps To Quit Smoking
Tanner Brooks
Mrs. Galbraith
English 101
9/15/2016
Last month Jon saw a commercial on T.V. about the harmful effects smoking has on the body. The
commercial showed how smoking can lead from things as minor as bad breath and yellow teeth to
something as severe as lung cancer. Jon, a frequent smoker, decided he would put down his
cigarettes for good. Jon threw his last pack of cigarettes in the garbage that day. Today though, Jon
is still smoking. He only went two days without smoking and began to experience great
withdrawals. Jon thought he had to buy another pack just to feel better. Jon saw the commercial
again today and decided that he could not do this alone; he needed help. Jon called the number
on the commercial and began to speak to a specialist who gave him great advice on how to quit
his habit for good. The specialist told Jon that there were five steps he needed to follow in order
to start his journey to quit smoking. Set a quit date, stay busy, avoid smoking triggers, stay
positive, and ask for help from others ( Quit Day:5 Steps ) The first step in the process to smoking
is to set a quit date. Setting a quit date requires ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Quitting smoking is a very hard habit to break, and a good attitude is imperative to one s
success. In order for one to succeed in quitting smoking they must take each day one day at a
time and not think of quitting as forever. By living in the moment and paying attention to today
the time will add up and in turn will help one stay more positive. Another way to stay positive is
to reward one selves for quitting. According to Text from Medline Plus s article How to stop
smoking: Dealing with cravings one should: Plan rewards for each stage of quitting you get
through. The longer you go without smoking, the bigger the reward. A suggestion is for one to
reward their self for every week they are smoke free. Make each reward more fun and enjoyable
than the
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Tanner Brooks
Mrs. Galbraith
English 101
9/15/2016
Last month Jon saw a commercial on T.V. about the harmful effects smoking has on the body. The
commercial showed how smoking can lead from things as minor as bad breath and yellow teeth to
something as severe as lung cancer. Jon, a frequent smoker, decided he would put down his
cigarettes for good. Jon threw his last pack of cigarettes in the garbage that day. Today though, Jon
is still smoking. He only went two days without smoking and began to experience great
withdrawals. Jon thought he had to buy another pack just to feel better. Jon saw the commercial
again today and decided that he could not do this alone; he needed help. Jon called the number
on the commercial and began to speak to a specialist who gave him great advice on how to quit
his habit for good. The specialist told Jon that there were five steps he needed to follow in order
to start his journey to quit smoking. Set a quit date, stay busy, avoid smoking triggers, stay
positive, and ask for help from others ( Quit Day:5 Steps ) The first step in the process to smoking
is to set a quit date. Setting a quit date requires ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Quitting smoking is a very hard habit to break, and a good attitude is imperative to one s
success. In order for one to succeed in quitting smoking they must take each day one day at a
time and not think of quitting as forever. By living in the moment and paying attention to today
the time will add up and in turn will help one stay more positive. Another way to stay positive is
to reward one selves for quitting. According to Text from Medline Plus s article How to stop
smoking: Dealing with cravings one should: Plan rewards for each stage of quitting you get
through. The longer you go without smoking, the bigger the reward. A suggestion is for one to
reward their self for every week they are smoke free. Make each reward more fun and enjoyable
than the
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The Cultural Impact Of Electricity And The World We Live
In today s world nothing is more important than the gadgets we use on a every day to day basis.
What we take for granted sometimes is the thing we use most and most importantly we use to
charge everything most of the time is some type of electricity. I hope to provide a clear and
concise paper that details and gives the cultural impact of electricityand the world we live. This
paper will hit on three topics reconstruction to the beginning of where man first began to harness
electricity, how man used this electricity to change the course of history as we know it, and the
positives as well as the negatives of electricity and the world we live in.
Electricity is a form of energy involving the flow of electrons. All matter is made up of atoms,
and an atom has a center, called a nucleus. The nucleus contains positively charged particles called
protons and uncharged particles called neutrons (Joseph, 2002)The nucleus of an atom is
surrounded by negatively charged particles called electrons. The negative charge of an electron is
equal to the positive charge of a proton, and the number of electrons in an atom is usually equal to
the number of protons (Joseph, 2002).When the balancing force between protons and electrons is
upset by an outside force, an atom may gain or lose an electron. When electrons are lost from an
atom, the free movement of these electrons constitutes an electric current (Joseph, 2002). To
understand electricity one must know that it is not an invention but a
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In today s world nothing is more important than the gadgets we use on a every day to day basis.
What we take for granted sometimes is the thing we use most and most importantly we use to
charge everything most of the time is some type of electricity. I hope to provide a clear and
concise paper that details and gives the cultural impact of electricityand the world we live. This
paper will hit on three topics reconstruction to the beginning of where man first began to harness
electricity, how man used this electricity to change the course of history as we know it, and the
positives as well as the negatives of electricity and the world we live in.
Electricity is a form of energy involving the flow of electrons. All matter is made up of atoms,
and an atom has a center, called a nucleus. The nucleus contains positively charged particles called
protons and uncharged particles called neutrons (Joseph, 2002)The nucleus of an atom is
surrounded by negatively charged particles called electrons. The negative charge of an electron is
equal to the positive charge of a proton, and the number of electrons in an atom is usually equal to
the number of protons (Joseph, 2002).When the balancing force between protons and electrons is
upset by an outside force, an atom may gain or lose an electron. When electrons are lost from an
atom, the free movement of these electrons constitutes an electric current (Joseph, 2002). To
understand electricity one must know that it is not an invention but a
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The Washington Redskins Name And Mascot
The Washington Redskins name and mascot represents one of the most recognized American
Indian figures in the United States. The controversial team name has been used since 1933, ever
since changing from its original name Boston Braves . It has sparked a nationwide outcry among
the remaining Native Americans who reside in the United States. Indians are forced to be reduced to
cartoon savages, ferocious warriors, and animal like heathens. After centuries of rampant dismissal,
removal, and destruction of this group, White Americans are still finding ways to subtly keep these
barriers in place which separates them. America s growing tolerance of racist stereotypes is
disturbing. The fact that many Americans do not realize that these... Show more content on
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The slow yet brutal destruction of their population took place from 1492 1891. According to the
legal definition by the UN, this act is considered genocide which was perpetrated by both European
colonizers and the United States government. Tensions escalated and soon they were dehumanized
to the point where massacres such as Wounded Knee, hundreds of innocent Native Americans were
slaughtered by American soldiers. A significant precedent of the genocide was when White
Americans began making Indians the other . By viewing them as uncivilized creatures, it is easy to
separate oneself from a group so different. The use of Native American mascots is detrimental to
young American Indians and their psychological well being. When the mascot is constrained to a
stereotypical demeanor, it also constrains the way contemporary American Indians see themselves.
In mainstream media, Native Americans have little to no roles in movies, television, or music. The
only well known Indians in American culture are conventional characters created by large
corporations such as Disney s Pocahontas, Tonto from The Lone Ranger, and sports team s mascots.
The few representations of Native Americans are nationally broadcasted and provide misleading
and immoral assumptions on the targeted racial group. The select physical and behavior traits are
then taken, modified, and dramatized to ultimately create a character for entertainment and profit.
The presence of
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The Washington Redskins name and mascot represents one of the most recognized American
Indian figures in the United States. The controversial team name has been used since 1933, ever
since changing from its original name Boston Braves . It has sparked a nationwide outcry among
the remaining Native Americans who reside in the United States. Indians are forced to be reduced to
cartoon savages, ferocious warriors, and animal like heathens. After centuries of rampant dismissal,
removal, and destruction of this group, White Americans are still finding ways to subtly keep these
barriers in place which separates them. America s growing tolerance of racist stereotypes is
disturbing. The fact that many Americans do not realize that these... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The slow yet brutal destruction of their population took place from 1492 1891. According to the
legal definition by the UN, this act is considered genocide which was perpetrated by both European
colonizers and the United States government. Tensions escalated and soon they were dehumanized
to the point where massacres such as Wounded Knee, hundreds of innocent Native Americans were
slaughtered by American soldiers. A significant precedent of the genocide was when White
Americans began making Indians the other . By viewing them as uncivilized creatures, it is easy to
separate oneself from a group so different. The use of Native American mascots is detrimental to
young American Indians and their psychological well being. When the mascot is constrained to a
stereotypical demeanor, it also constrains the way contemporary American Indians see themselves.
In mainstream media, Native Americans have little to no roles in movies, television, or music. The
only well known Indians in American culture are conventional characters created by large
corporations such as Disney s Pocahontas, Tonto from The Lone Ranger, and sports team s mascots.
The few representations of Native Americans are nationally broadcasted and provide misleading
and immoral assumptions on the targeted racial group. The select physical and behavior traits are
then taken, modified, and dramatized to ultimately create a character for entertainment and profit.
The presence of
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Essay about Informative Speech Alternative Energy
Alternative Energy
Informative Speech
Attention Getter: Do you know what this is? This is worsening your asthma at the age of 10 and
you developing lung cancer by the age of 30. According to the Centers for Disease Control there
are 1 in 11 children with asthma (Centers, 2012a) and approximately 208,000 people diagnosed
with lung cancer (Centers, 2012b). Fortunately, there is a better way.
Credibility: I m sure you ve all heard about or seen windmills and solar panels. For those of you
here on Okinawa there s no way you haven t seen the giant white windmills and street lights
equipped with solar panels. These forms of alternative energy are a growing trend here on
Okinawa as the island strives to free itself from energy dependence ... Show more content on
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They include Wind, Solar, Hydro, Biomass, Geothermal, and Hydrogen (United, 2012). However, I
ll only be presenting the 3 most common types. A. I ll begin with Wind, which utilizes a Wind
Turbine or more commonly known as windmill. 1. Modern wind turbines are used to generate
electricity. 2. Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy of moving wind. 3. A wind turbine
works like a fan, but in reverse. 4. Also a collection of wind turbines is called a wind farm. B.
Next up we have the power of the Sun, Solar energy. It is certainly the oldest type of alternative
energy used. 5. Photovoltaic (PV) is the most common solar collector used today; an example is
the panels people put on rooftops or vending machines. 6. It produces electricity from the energy
of the sun. 7. Energy of the absorbed light is transferred to electrons of the PV cell. C. Rivers are
the source of another popular technology. Hydroelectric Turbines leverage this hydro energy. 8.
Hydroelectric Turbines are powered by the kinetic energy of the flowing water. 9. Water flows
through a turbine and generators convert the energy into electricity. 10. It s like a water pump but
in reverse order, much like the wind turbine.
Transition: Now that you know a few of the options. You may want to know what the benefits are.
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Alternative Energy
Informative Speech
Attention Getter: Do you know what this is? This is worsening your asthma at the age of 10 and
you developing lung cancer by the age of 30. According to the Centers for Disease Control there
are 1 in 11 children with asthma (Centers, 2012a) and approximately 208,000 people diagnosed
with lung cancer (Centers, 2012b). Fortunately, there is a better way.
Credibility: I m sure you ve all heard about or seen windmills and solar panels. For those of you
here on Okinawa there s no way you haven t seen the giant white windmills and street lights
equipped with solar panels. These forms of alternative energy are a growing trend here on
Okinawa as the island strives to free itself from energy dependence ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
They include Wind, Solar, Hydro, Biomass, Geothermal, and Hydrogen (United, 2012). However, I
ll only be presenting the 3 most common types. A. I ll begin with Wind, which utilizes a Wind
Turbine or more commonly known as windmill. 1. Modern wind turbines are used to generate
electricity. 2. Wind turbines convert the kinetic energy of moving wind. 3. A wind turbine
works like a fan, but in reverse. 4. Also a collection of wind turbines is called a wind farm. B.
Next up we have the power of the Sun, Solar energy. It is certainly the oldest type of alternative
energy used. 5. Photovoltaic (PV) is the most common solar collector used today; an example is
the panels people put on rooftops or vending machines. 6. It produces electricity from the energy
of the sun. 7. Energy of the absorbed light is transferred to electrons of the PV cell. C. Rivers are
the source of another popular technology. Hydroelectric Turbines leverage this hydro energy. 8.
Hydroelectric Turbines are powered by the kinetic energy of the flowing water. 9. Water flows
through a turbine and generators convert the energy into electricity. 10. It s like a water pump but
in reverse order, much like the wind turbine.
Transition: Now that you know a few of the options. You may want to know what the benefits are.
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Nazy Atrocities in the Movie Defiance
Defiance is not a typical holocaust movie, although there are scenes of Nazi atrocities, the story
is more about those Jews who escaped the German camps and fought back for their freedom. It
is based on a true story of the Bielski brothers, they led thousands of Jews to hide from the
Germans in the forests of Nazi occupied Belarus, and they managed to keep them alive for
several years. This movie is historically very accurate except for minor issues that happened in
the movie. The Bielski brothers were actually aggressive with each other to show power over the
rescued Jews, but what was not accurate that the film suggests Asael was much younger than the
other two, he was actually only two years younger than Tuvia, while Zus was four years younger.
In the film, Tuvia kills one of the police officers that killed his parents which was true but he did
not go into emotional distress because of it, he was sending a message that who would kill
Jewish people will be killed too and the fact he killed many others before this officer it did not
matter to him. What was also accurate, in Eastern Europe, the Nazis didn t immediately send
Jews to concentration camps, instead, they created walls around each city, where Jews were
forced to work as slaves, and kept in terror by frequent executions. Until the walls were destroyed,
the Bielskis had many plans to rescue the Jews and guide them to their camp in the forest. It was
daring from the brothers as they had a heave price for
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Defiance is not a typical holocaust movie, although there are scenes of Nazi atrocities, the story
is more about those Jews who escaped the German camps and fought back for their freedom. It
is based on a true story of the Bielski brothers, they led thousands of Jews to hide from the
Germans in the forests of Nazi occupied Belarus, and they managed to keep them alive for
several years. This movie is historically very accurate except for minor issues that happened in
the movie. The Bielski brothers were actually aggressive with each other to show power over the
rescued Jews, but what was not accurate that the film suggests Asael was much younger than the
other two, he was actually only two years younger than Tuvia, while Zus was four years younger.
In the film, Tuvia kills one of the police officers that killed his parents which was true but he did
not go into emotional distress because of it, he was sending a message that who would kill
Jewish people will be killed too and the fact he killed many others before this officer it did not
matter to him. What was also accurate, in Eastern Europe, the Nazis didn t immediately send
Jews to concentration camps, instead, they created walls around each city, where Jews were
forced to work as slaves, and kept in terror by frequent executions. Until the walls were destroyed,
the Bielskis had many plans to rescue the Jews and guide them to their camp in the forest. It was
daring from the brothers as they had a heave price for
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Beetroot Lab Report
The Effect of Temperature on the Light Transmission on the Permeability of a Beetroot Cell
When the bathing solution is between 3В°C and 60В°C the light transmission decreases. The light
transmission decreases more rapidly when the bathing solution is over 60В°C. The amount of
beetroot pigment released does increase as the bathing temperature increases. The light
transmission average was 85.8% when the bathing solution was 3В°C so less pigment was
released. At 80В°C the light transmission was 33.0% which shows that more pigment was released
from the beetroot cell at a higher temperature.
The cell membrane increases in fluidity as the temperature begins to increase (3В°C to 60В°C).
The phospholipids have no bonds and begin to move around more which releases ... Show more
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It would be difficult to keep the temperature constant for this amount of time so we put the boiling
tube with the bathing solution into a beaker of water at the required temperature. This insulted the
bathing solution so that it stayed at the right temperature for the full 2 minutes. Some groups did
not do this so over the 2 minutes the temperature was not exact. If the bathing solution was not at
the correct temperature the results may not be as reliable. Using an electronic thermostatic water
bath would keep the temperature of the bathing solution constant during the 2 minutes and therefore
the results would be more reliable.
For the lowest temperature, 3В°C, we used ice. The highest light transmission is 97% and the
lowest is 77%. This large range could be because as th experiment went on the temperature of the
ice increased. The 97% could have been measured in the beginning and the 77% measure at the
end. The results for 3В°C could be taken again all at the same time. The results taken at 20В°C
have the smallest range. This could be because it was the closest to room temperature and therefore
easier to maintain the bathing solution
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The Effect of Temperature on the Light Transmission on the Permeability of a Beetroot Cell
When the bathing solution is between 3В°C and 60В°C the light transmission decreases. The light
transmission decreases more rapidly when the bathing solution is over 60В°C. The amount of
beetroot pigment released does increase as the bathing temperature increases. The light
transmission average was 85.8% when the bathing solution was 3В°C so less pigment was
released. At 80В°C the light transmission was 33.0% which shows that more pigment was released
from the beetroot cell at a higher temperature.
The cell membrane increases in fluidity as the temperature begins to increase (3В°C to 60В°C).
The phospholipids have no bonds and begin to move around more which releases ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It would be difficult to keep the temperature constant for this amount of time so we put the boiling
tube with the bathing solution into a beaker of water at the required temperature. This insulted the
bathing solution so that it stayed at the right temperature for the full 2 minutes. Some groups did
not do this so over the 2 minutes the temperature was not exact. If the bathing solution was not at
the correct temperature the results may not be as reliable. Using an electronic thermostatic water
bath would keep the temperature of the bathing solution constant during the 2 minutes and therefore
the results would be more reliable.
For the lowest temperature, 3В°C, we used ice. The highest light transmission is 97% and the
lowest is 77%. This large range could be because as th experiment went on the temperature of the
ice increased. The 97% could have been measured in the beginning and the 77% measure at the
end. The results for 3В°C could be taken again all at the same time. The results taken at 20В°C
have the smallest range. This could be because it was the closest to room temperature and therefore
easier to maintain the bathing solution
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Vaccine For The West Nile Virus
Herd immunity is the form of immunity that directly occurs as a result of individuals who are
vaccinated versus those who are not. In a given naive population, the west nile virus can spread
randomly throughout individuals, with the contact of each other only accelerating the spread. In a
population where half has randomly received some form of vaccination, certain barriers between
those that are vaccinated can protect specific individuals who have not been vaccinated against the
spread of the virus (Vaccines Today, 2015). In all, the percentage of infected individuals is much
less in a somewhat vaccinated population than in an entirely naive population. Herd immunity can
develop in the initial stages of the use of the west nile virus... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The amount of people in a given population that would need vaccine immunization in order to
achieve herd immunity with the west nile virus would vary within given populations and location
most importantly, as the virus itself is more prevalent in certain parts of the world . The idea itself
of a population that could receive vaccinations to protect individuals and to protect even more
vulnerable members of their communities by reducing the spread of the disease enough to further
the development of the west nile virus, which can so easily affect any individual prone to some
form of interaction with mosquitos.
The vaccination process would not be a simple administered injection because of the underlying
fact that each mosquito can potentially transmit a different type of west nile virus lineage. The
vaccine would have to be specific to that west nile virus lineage, as transmitted per mosquito. In
the ideal clinic, a blood sample of an infected individual would be collected and analyzed for the
formation of antibodies against the specific virus lineage. This would ensure that that the correct
virus lineage would be targeted in the vaccine. The proteins to be further administered with the west
nile vaccine would originate from a serum sample collected afterwards with the specific virus strain.
Multiple intravenous and intradermal injections of the plasmid DNA proposed vaccine
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Herd immunity is the form of immunity that directly occurs as a result of individuals who are
vaccinated versus those who are not. In a given naive population, the west nile virus can spread
randomly throughout individuals, with the contact of each other only accelerating the spread. In a
population where half has randomly received some form of vaccination, certain barriers between
those that are vaccinated can protect specific individuals who have not been vaccinated against the
spread of the virus (Vaccines Today, 2015). In all, the percentage of infected individuals is much
less in a somewhat vaccinated population than in an entirely naive population. Herd immunity can
develop in the initial stages of the use of the west nile virus... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
The amount of people in a given population that would need vaccine immunization in order to
achieve herd immunity with the west nile virus would vary within given populations and location
most importantly, as the virus itself is more prevalent in certain parts of the world . The idea itself
of a population that could receive vaccinations to protect individuals and to protect even more
vulnerable members of their communities by reducing the spread of the disease enough to further
the development of the west nile virus, which can so easily affect any individual prone to some
form of interaction with mosquitos.
The vaccination process would not be a simple administered injection because of the underlying
fact that each mosquito can potentially transmit a different type of west nile virus lineage. The
vaccine would have to be specific to that west nile virus lineage, as transmitted per mosquito. In
the ideal clinic, a blood sample of an infected individual would be collected and analyzed for the
formation of antibodies against the specific virus lineage. This would ensure that that the correct
virus lineage would be targeted in the vaccine. The proteins to be further administered with the west
nile vaccine would originate from a serum sample collected afterwards with the specific virus strain.
Multiple intravenous and intradermal injections of the plasmid DNA proposed vaccine
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Enemy Release Research Paper
Enemy release is perhaps one of the most elementary forms of reasoning behind why a species has
the potential to become invasive in an introduced environment. The enemy release hypothesis
predicts that an exotic species can become invasive upon it introduction as a result of its escape or
release of specialist herbivores. It also predicts that phenotypic plasticity will be displayed similarly
in native and invasive ecotypes and that both ecotypes will behave and respond alike in common
environments (Rogers and Siemann, 2005). This prediction is derived from the understanding that
both native and invasive ecotypes have similar genetic contribution to tissue type and quality
(Rogers and Siemann, 2005). Assuming that specialist herbivores are... Show more content on
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In part, this is explained by the novel weapons hypothesis which predicts that invasive plant
species produce chemicals that are novel to generalists of introduced ranges, requiring adaptive
evolution for invasives to become palatable to generalists (Lankau et al., 2004). It is also
generally accepted that invasives tend to alter the soil composition of their introduced ranges
(Zou et al., 2006). In some instances, it is evident that generalists do not feed on invasives in
introduced ranges because they lack the behavioral adaptations necessary to do so (Lankau et
al., 2004). In 2002, a greenhouse study was performed in LaMarque, Texas where grasshoppers
(M. augustipennis) were placed large mesocosms with Triadica and Celtis (common hackberry)
to determine possible behavioral shifts of herbivores when confined to a single food source
(Lankau et al., 2004). In fact, grasshoppers exhibited more herbivory on the exotic Triadica
genotypes when compared to relative consumption of native Celtis genotypes (Lankau et al.,
2004). This study suggests that Triadica sebifera is indeed palatable to generalist herbivores like
grasshoppers in its introduced ranges. Generalists, however, require selective pressure in order to
shift their diets to invasive species like Triadica sebifera (Lankau et al., 2004). Generalist
herbivores display no detrimental effects
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Enemy release is perhaps one of the most elementary forms of reasoning behind why a species has
the potential to become invasive in an introduced environment. The enemy release hypothesis
predicts that an exotic species can become invasive upon it introduction as a result of its escape or
release of specialist herbivores. It also predicts that phenotypic plasticity will be displayed similarly
in native and invasive ecotypes and that both ecotypes will behave and respond alike in common
environments (Rogers and Siemann, 2005). This prediction is derived from the understanding that
both native and invasive ecotypes have similar genetic contribution to tissue type and quality
(Rogers and Siemann, 2005). Assuming that specialist herbivores are... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In part, this is explained by the novel weapons hypothesis which predicts that invasive plant
species produce chemicals that are novel to generalists of introduced ranges, requiring adaptive
evolution for invasives to become palatable to generalists (Lankau et al., 2004). It is also
generally accepted that invasives tend to alter the soil composition of their introduced ranges
(Zou et al., 2006). In some instances, it is evident that generalists do not feed on invasives in
introduced ranges because they lack the behavioral adaptations necessary to do so (Lankau et
al., 2004). In 2002, a greenhouse study was performed in LaMarque, Texas where grasshoppers
(M. augustipennis) were placed large mesocosms with Triadica and Celtis (common hackberry)
to determine possible behavioral shifts of herbivores when confined to a single food source
(Lankau et al., 2004). In fact, grasshoppers exhibited more herbivory on the exotic Triadica
genotypes when compared to relative consumption of native Celtis genotypes (Lankau et al.,
2004). This study suggests that Triadica sebifera is indeed palatable to generalist herbivores like
grasshoppers in its introduced ranges. Generalists, however, require selective pressure in order to
shift their diets to invasive species like Triadica sebifera (Lankau et al., 2004). Generalist
herbivores display no detrimental effects
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The Importance Of Learning In Supporting Teaching And...
A key factor through all the stages of PE is allowing pupils to progress through the steps whilst
developing their skills in order to widen their knowledge. This is why the role of the teacher is to
consider activities in terms of difficulty and quality and to give children opportunities to plan and
evaluate their own performance (Hopper et al, 2000, pg. 117). This illuminates the idea that
throughout the key stages, the difficulties of the tasks should be increased whilst allowing students
to focus on the key points of the skillbeing learnt.
Throughout their education, but in particular in the foundation stage, children will progress at
different rates (Chedzoy,1996, pg. 47) due to them being exposed to new skills and activities which
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One of which is competition as Griggs (2012, pg. 71) brings to our attention that games can provide
excellent opportunities for pupils to work cooperatively and competitively emphasizing the
importance of using games throughout the games curriculum, whether it be a full game or a simply
game like activity. By bringing the added element of competition to the lesson, allows for the
children to strive to be better than the other team, therefore enabling them to progress.
Another key factor is the self esteem of the pupils as Mawer (1995, pg. 121) promotes the idea that
as a teacher we can maintain a positive learning environment through the development of pupils self
esteem . Thus suggesting that if pupils have confidence within themselves then they will have a
better time of learning therefore aiding progression, due to the pupils believing that they can
achieve great
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A key factor through all the stages of PE is allowing pupils to progress through the steps whilst
developing their skills in order to widen their knowledge. This is why the role of the teacher is to
consider activities in terms of difficulty and quality and to give children opportunities to plan and
evaluate their own performance (Hopper et al, 2000, pg. 117). This illuminates the idea that
throughout the key stages, the difficulties of the tasks should be increased whilst allowing students
to focus on the key points of the skillbeing learnt.
Throughout their education, but in particular in the foundation stage, children will progress at
different rates (Chedzoy,1996, pg. 47) due to them being exposed to new skills and activities which
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of which is competition as Griggs (2012, pg. 71) brings to our attention that games can provide
excellent opportunities for pupils to work cooperatively and competitively emphasizing the
importance of using games throughout the games curriculum, whether it be a full game or a simply
game like activity. By bringing the added element of competition to the lesson, allows for the
children to strive to be better than the other team, therefore enabling them to progress.
Another key factor is the self esteem of the pupils as Mawer (1995, pg. 121) promotes the idea that
as a teacher we can maintain a positive learning environment through the development of pupils self
esteem . Thus suggesting that if pupils have confidence within themselves then they will have a
better time of learning therefore aiding progression, due to the pupils believing that they can
achieve great
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Declaration Of The Rights Of Citizen Analysis
Chapter one, Source 1 (The French Revolution): The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the
Citizen
Various historians who s expertise lies in the French Revolution have closely linked more morern
takes and understandings of Human Rights to those put forward in The Declaration of the Rights of
Man and of the Citizen (1789). In fact, Lynn Hunt (1996) found that the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights (1948) closely followed the model that had been established in the French Revolution
. This paper will analyse The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (1789) in terms of
the intent of the document, the origins of the document, its authors and the intended audience,
political perspectives of the document and alternative political perspectives and how the document
is important to understanding politics in Australia.
In her (2007) study, Gail Bossenga found that the origins of the French Revolution was a very
fragmented argument due to the fact that no comprehensive study of the origins of the revolution
had been undertaken. Bossinga s (2007) study showed that a number of historians ... Show more
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Mark W Janis (1992) found that The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (1789)
adhered to the principle that natural law should protect the rights of the individual against abuses of
the government . In addition, the declaration placed a high degree of emphasis on the people and
their rights as individuals (Kolm, 1993). Furthermore, this declaration emphasised on something
known as the general will ; the general will essentially being the will of the people (Kolm, 1993).
The Declaration outlines that that the different constituents of the general will consisted of [1:
cooperation, 2: justice, 3: communication and persuasion, 4: morality, and 5: culture, social
transcendence and the formation of the people] (Kolm,
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Chapter one, Source 1 (The French Revolution): The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the
Citizen
Various historians who s expertise lies in the French Revolution have closely linked more morern
takes and understandings of Human Rights to those put forward in The Declaration of the Rights of
Man and of the Citizen (1789). In fact, Lynn Hunt (1996) found that the Universal Declaration of
Human Rights (1948) closely followed the model that had been established in the French Revolution
. This paper will analyse The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (1789) in terms of
the intent of the document, the origins of the document, its authors and the intended audience,
political perspectives of the document and alternative political perspectives and how the document
is important to understanding politics in Australia.
In her (2007) study, Gail Bossenga found that the origins of the French Revolution was a very
fragmented argument due to the fact that no comprehensive study of the origins of the revolution
had been undertaken. Bossinga s (2007) study showed that a number of historians ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mark W Janis (1992) found that The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (1789)
adhered to the principle that natural law should protect the rights of the individual against abuses of
the government . In addition, the declaration placed a high degree of emphasis on the people and
their rights as individuals (Kolm, 1993). Furthermore, this declaration emphasised on something
known as the general will ; the general will essentially being the will of the people (Kolm, 1993).
The Declaration outlines that that the different constituents of the general will consisted of [1:
cooperation, 2: justice, 3: communication and persuasion, 4: morality, and 5: culture, social
transcendence and the formation of the people] (Kolm,
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There have been texts written about acts of filial piety....
There have been texts written about acts of filial piety. Some are from long ago and some are
very recent. One of the older texts is by Guo Jujing, a scholar from the Yuan Dynasty, which was
a dynasty from 1272 1368 AD. His book, The Twenty Four Paragons of Filial Piety, contains
multiple stories and situations in which filial piety was present. In the very first story, there is a
son named Shun, who lives in a family that does not get along with each other, but he still treats
them with the greatest respect. The emperor, Emperor Yao, is told about all of Shun s acts of
filial piety and has nine of his own sons go help Shun with the work he has to do everyday. When
the emperor had retired from ruling all of China, he gave the title of... Show more content on
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It is also believed that the actions and choices of the parents affect whether or not their children
are born with one or multiple disabilities. A roller coaster of extreme emotions, an unhealthy diet,
or eating prohibited foods can cause disabilities to the baby when born. These beliefs merely
contribute to the discrimination against disabled people. Yet despite the discrimination these
beliefs cause, they are traditions and are engrained into the minds off all Chinese people who are
not disabled. Helen McCabe writes, in Parent Advocacy in the Face of Adversity: Autism and
Families in the People s Republic of China , about the lives of autistic children and their families,
as well as the educational and life struggles both the parents and children face because of genetics.
She adds even more discriminatory labels onto the points Walden discusses, arguing that many
people refer to autistic children as children with mental retardation (McCabe). Disabled people are
merely handicapped and may not be as capable of as many things as a lot of people are. Calling this
particular group mentally retarded only adds to the challenges imposed on autistic individuals.
While many people are working towards better living situations for autistic children, categorizing
them into this very offensive phrase harms them rather than helps them. The people who say
mentally
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There have been texts written about acts of filial piety. Some are from long ago and some are
very recent. One of the older texts is by Guo Jujing, a scholar from the Yuan Dynasty, which was
a dynasty from 1272 1368 AD. His book, The Twenty Four Paragons of Filial Piety, contains
multiple stories and situations in which filial piety was present. In the very first story, there is a
son named Shun, who lives in a family that does not get along with each other, but he still treats
them with the greatest respect. The emperor, Emperor Yao, is told about all of Shun s acts of
filial piety and has nine of his own sons go help Shun with the work he has to do everyday. When
the emperor had retired from ruling all of China, he gave the title of... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
It is also believed that the actions and choices of the parents affect whether or not their children
are born with one or multiple disabilities. A roller coaster of extreme emotions, an unhealthy diet,
or eating prohibited foods can cause disabilities to the baby when born. These beliefs merely
contribute to the discrimination against disabled people. Yet despite the discrimination these
beliefs cause, they are traditions and are engrained into the minds off all Chinese people who are
not disabled. Helen McCabe writes, in Parent Advocacy in the Face of Adversity: Autism and
Families in the People s Republic of China , about the lives of autistic children and their families,
as well as the educational and life struggles both the parents and children face because of genetics.
She adds even more discriminatory labels onto the points Walden discusses, arguing that many
people refer to autistic children as children with mental retardation (McCabe). Disabled people are
merely handicapped and may not be as capable of as many things as a lot of people are. Calling this
particular group mentally retarded only adds to the challenges imposed on autistic individuals.
While many people are working towards better living situations for autistic children, categorizing
them into this very offensive phrase harms them rather than helps them. The people who say
mentally
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Medications And Behavioral Therapy (ADHD)
Treatments Medications for ADHD_1
Numerous studies have been going on to investigate the efficacy and safety of a number of
different treatments available for ADHD. There are several different approaches to treating ADHD.
But, the best way to manage the symptoms is a multimodal approach. The main components of
Multi Model approach are Medications , Behavioral Therapy , and Education .
ADHD can be treated using medication or behavioral therapy, but a combination of both is often
best.
Medication
1. Stimulants are the most commonly prescribed medications for ADHD. This class of drugs called
central nervous system (CNS) stimulant medications. They work by increasing the amounts of the
hormones called dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain.
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Treatments Medications for ADHD_1
Numerous studies have been going on to investigate the efficacy and safety of a number of
different treatments available for ADHD. There are several different approaches to treating ADHD.
But, the best way to manage the symptoms is a multimodal approach. The main components of
Multi Model approach are Medications , Behavioral Therapy , and Education .
ADHD can be treated using medication or behavioral therapy, but a combination of both is often
best.
Medication
1. Stimulants are the most commonly prescribed medications for ADHD. This class of drugs called
central nervous system (CNS) stimulant medications. They work by increasing the amounts of the
hormones called dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain.
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International Commission For The Protection Of Human...
4.5. CONSIDERACIONES Г‰TICAS.
En los Г єltimos 60 aГ±os, se han establecido diversos cГ іdigos, normas y leyes sobre la
realizaciГ іn de investigaciones en seres humanos, como el CГ іdigo de NГ јremberg (Katz,1996), la
DeclaraciГ іn de Helsinki (AsociaciГ іn MГ©dica Mundial,1964), el Informe Belmont (National
Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research, 1979),
las GuГ as Г‰ticas Internacionales para la InvestigaciГ іn BiomГ©dica en Seres Humanos (Consejo
de Organizaciones Internacionales de las Ciencias MГ©dicas CIOMS/OMS, 2002) o la
DeclaraciГ іn Universal sobre BioГ©tica y Derechos Humanos (UNESCO, 2005). AsГ mismo, se ha
creado una sГ іlida infraestructura Г©tica en el Espacio Europeo de InvestigaciГ іn, como el
Convenio de Oviedo (BOE, 1999) y otras recomendaciones Г©ticas en materia de investigaciГ іn en
la UniГ іn Europea.
En nuestra legislaciГ іn, la Ley 14/2007, de 3 de Julio, se construye para garantizar los principios de
respeto a la dignidad e identidad del ser humano y a la integridad de las personas en cualquier
investigaciГ іn que se lleve a cabo, relacionada con la salud ( BOE, 2002). La Ley proclama que la
salud, el interГ©s del ser humano que participe en una investigaciГ іn biomГ©dica deben prevalecer
por encima del interГ©s de la sociedad o de la ciencia .
AsГ pues, el imperativo categГ іrico compartido por la mayorГ a de estos cГ іdigos Г©ticos hace
referencia a que toda investigaciГ іn debe salvaguardar la dignidad, derechos, seguridad y bienestar
de
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4.5. CONSIDERACIONES Г‰TICAS.
En los Г єltimos 60 aГ±os, se han establecido diversos cГ іdigos, normas y leyes sobre la
realizaciГ іn de investigaciones en seres humanos, como el CГ іdigo de NГ јremberg (Katz,1996), la
DeclaraciГ іn de Helsinki (AsociaciГ іn MГ©dica Mundial,1964), el Informe Belmont (National
Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research, 1979),
las GuГ as Г‰ticas Internacionales para la InvestigaciГ іn BiomГ©dica en Seres Humanos (Consejo
de Organizaciones Internacionales de las Ciencias MГ©dicas CIOMS/OMS, 2002) o la
DeclaraciГ іn Universal sobre BioГ©tica y Derechos Humanos (UNESCO, 2005). AsГ mismo, se ha
creado una sГ іlida infraestructura Г©tica en el Espacio Europeo de InvestigaciГ іn, como el
Convenio de Oviedo (BOE, 1999) y otras recomendaciones Г©ticas en materia de investigaciГ іn en
la UniГ іn Europea.
En nuestra legislaciГ іn, la Ley 14/2007, de 3 de Julio, se construye para garantizar los principios de
respeto a la dignidad e identidad del ser humano y a la integridad de las personas en cualquier
investigaciГ іn que se lleve a cabo, relacionada con la salud ( BOE, 2002). La Ley proclama que la
salud, el interГ©s del ser humano que participe en una investigaciГ іn biomГ©dica deben prevalecer
por encima del interГ©s de la sociedad o de la ciencia .
AsГ pues, el imperativo categГ іrico compartido por la mayorГ a de estos cГ іdigos Г©ticos hace
referencia a que toda investigaciГ іn debe salvaguardar la dignidad, derechos, seguridad y bienestar
de
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Volatile Organic Compounds
Overview
The Edwards Air Force Base located in Antelope Valley in Southern California was built to test
new aircraft and help integrate them into the U.S. Air Force. The site became a flight test center
after World War II. As an air base, many chemicals and fuel are stored here and throughout its
history there have been spills and improper disposals. This became an environmental hazard when
the contaminants began to seep into the ground. The EPA, the Air Force, and two state agencies
signed a Federal Facility Agreement in 1990 to address this issue.
Activities That Led to Pollution
The activities that led to the pollution were the storage of fuel, Volatile Organic Compounds,
metals, and other chemicals. Years of flight testing and rocket ... Show more content on
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VOCs can easily become vapors or gasses making it very toxic to any in the area who inhale it.
Perchlorate, which came from the many years of rocket fuel resting, 1, 4 dioxane, and various
metals are non volatile contaminants found in some areas. N Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) is a
semi volatile organic compound suspected of being a carcinogen and is a known hepatotoxin. Some
of the less harmful contaminants include landfills that may contain unexploded artillery, weapons
or other munitions related materials. Perfluorinated Compounds (PFCs), an unregulated group of
chemicals, has also been found and is being investigated at different sites on the base.
Harmful Effects
Trichloroethene has been associated with hepatotoxicity. Exposure also produces decreased
appetite, gastrointestinal irritation, headaches, skin irritation. Chronic exposure produces ataxia
(loss of full control of bodily movements.), decreased appetite, headache, short term memory loss,
sleep disturbances, and vertigo.
Tetrachloroethene is a group 2A carcinogen. This means that it is likely a probable carcinogen. It is
also a Central Nervous System depressant and due to its fat solubility it can enter through the skin
and cause irritation. Acute exposure to tetrachloroethylene can cause incoordination drowsiness,
dizziness, and headaches. Large doses, however, can cause unconsciousness and death. Chronic
exposure can cause changes in reaction time, memory, attention and vision, and
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Overview
The Edwards Air Force Base located in Antelope Valley in Southern California was built to test
new aircraft and help integrate them into the U.S. Air Force. The site became a flight test center
after World War II. As an air base, many chemicals and fuel are stored here and throughout its
history there have been spills and improper disposals. This became an environmental hazard when
the contaminants began to seep into the ground. The EPA, the Air Force, and two state agencies
signed a Federal Facility Agreement in 1990 to address this issue.
Activities That Led to Pollution
The activities that led to the pollution were the storage of fuel, Volatile Organic Compounds,
metals, and other chemicals. Years of flight testing and rocket ... Show more content on
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VOCs can easily become vapors or gasses making it very toxic to any in the area who inhale it.
Perchlorate, which came from the many years of rocket fuel resting, 1, 4 dioxane, and various
metals are non volatile contaminants found in some areas. N Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) is a
semi volatile organic compound suspected of being a carcinogen and is a known hepatotoxin. Some
of the less harmful contaminants include landfills that may contain unexploded artillery, weapons
or other munitions related materials. Perfluorinated Compounds (PFCs), an unregulated group of
chemicals, has also been found and is being investigated at different sites on the base.
Harmful Effects
Trichloroethene has been associated with hepatotoxicity. Exposure also produces decreased
appetite, gastrointestinal irritation, headaches, skin irritation. Chronic exposure produces ataxia
(loss of full control of bodily movements.), decreased appetite, headache, short term memory loss,
sleep disturbances, and vertigo.
Tetrachloroethene is a group 2A carcinogen. This means that it is likely a probable carcinogen. It is
also a Central Nervous System depressant and due to its fat solubility it can enter through the skin
and cause irritation. Acute exposure to tetrachloroethylene can cause incoordination drowsiness,
dizziness, and headaches. Large doses, however, can cause unconsciousness and death. Chronic
exposure can cause changes in reaction time, memory, attention and vision, and
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You Must Do The Thing You Cannot Do Analysis
You Must Do The Thing You Think You Cannot Do. It s sad to see that people can t do what they
want because they re afraid of how others might judge them. Courageous people need to be
brave, be themselves, and be proud of who they are. Courage creates a more positive society.
Melinda and Heather are two fictional characters that have shown courage in one form or
another. On the other hand, my brother, Shpat, is a real life example of how courage can impact
the society. Each act of courage, either factual or fictional has created some type of impact on
society. In the story, Speak, Heather, was courageous in many ways. Her courage, in this case, had
a negative impact on others. One example which shows how Heather was courageous in a negative
way was when she told... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One example which shows that he was courageous was when my brother opened his own pizza
place. This was a positive change because he was brave enough to take a risk in opening up a
business. He has been working very hard since he was 15 years old and never gave up, even
when things were hard. Now he brought a great pizzeria to the community. By displaying this
courageous act, Shpat was able to have a positive impact on society. Today, others are able to
look up to him because he was brave enough to do something that everyone told him not to. This
newspaper publisher wrote a arctic about our pizzeria and was talking about my dad s restaurant
how we haved own other pizza place in other countries and was just talking about how we
opened the new pizzeria DOLCE VITAOn the other hand, when Melinda would continue to get
bullied at school, she kept going every day and this showed how courageous she really was. The
bus picks up students in groups of four or five. As they walk down the aisle, people who were my
middle school lab partners or gym buddies glare at me. I close my eyes. This is what I ve
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You Must Do The Thing You Think You Cannot Do. It s sad to see that people can t do what they
want because they re afraid of how others might judge them. Courageous people need to be
brave, be themselves, and be proud of who they are. Courage creates a more positive society.
Melinda and Heather are two fictional characters that have shown courage in one form or
another. On the other hand, my brother, Shpat, is a real life example of how courage can impact
the society. Each act of courage, either factual or fictional has created some type of impact on
society. In the story, Speak, Heather, was courageous in many ways. Her courage, in this case, had
a negative impact on others. One example which shows how Heather was courageous in a negative
way was when she told... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One example which shows that he was courageous was when my brother opened his own pizza
place. This was a positive change because he was brave enough to take a risk in opening up a
business. He has been working very hard since he was 15 years old and never gave up, even
when things were hard. Now he brought a great pizzeria to the community. By displaying this
courageous act, Shpat was able to have a positive impact on society. Today, others are able to
look up to him because he was brave enough to do something that everyone told him not to. This
newspaper publisher wrote a arctic about our pizzeria and was talking about my dad s restaurant
how we haved own other pizza place in other countries and was just talking about how we
opened the new pizzeria DOLCE VITAOn the other hand, when Melinda would continue to get
bullied at school, she kept going every day and this showed how courageous she really was. The
bus picks up students in groups of four or five. As they walk down the aisle, people who were my
middle school lab partners or gym buddies glare at me. I close my eyes. This is what I ve
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African Education Vs American Education Essay
Education and the Diversity in The African and American Society They say If you give a man a
fish; he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish; and you feed him for a lifetime. Education in today s
society is very vital to be successful. Although there are many opinions on how education is valued
or the access to such privileges vary. It can be crucial all the same. Both Africa and America have
many differences there are many things they have in common starting with education. Education
was not always available to a diverse community of people as it is today. Here in America,
schooling was only available to predominantly white males. There were very few educational
facilities available for women. The earliest operating schoolfor girls in... Show more content on
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Just as the American schooling system mostly education was available to mostly white cultures.
African school were segregated just as well as the American culture in the past. The apartheid
was a system of racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa between 1948 and 1991.
South Africans were broken down into one of four racial groups based on appearance, known
ancestry, socioeconomic status, and cultural lifestyle: Black, White, Colored and Indian. Places of
residence and educational facilities were determined by racial classification. America had dealt
with these same issues in the mid 1800 s Southern Blacks wanted public schools for their children
but they did not demand racially integrated schools. Legal segregation of schools did not come to
an end until the U.S. Supreme Court made the decision after Brown v. Board of Education in 1954.
Women seem to take be more successful in both countries as well. Word Press states: Although
African Americans have made great progress in the past 30 years in their quest for equality, a
significant gender gap in educational achievement remains. Black females have made much greater
progress in academic attainment when compared to black males. Several statistics illustrate this
fact. For example, in 2006 81% of black females graduated high school compared to 72% of black
males. Whereas here in America the averages of male and female university participants were
pegged at a 43 to 57
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Education and the Diversity in The African and American Society They say If you give a man a
fish; he eats for a day. Teach a man to fish; and you feed him for a lifetime. Education in today s
society is very vital to be successful. Although there are many opinions on how education is valued
or the access to such privileges vary. It can be crucial all the same. Both Africa and America have
many differences there are many things they have in common starting with education. Education
was not always available to a diverse community of people as it is today. Here in America,
schooling was only available to predominantly white males. There were very few educational
facilities available for women. The earliest operating schoolfor girls in... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Just as the American schooling system mostly education was available to mostly white cultures.
African school were segregated just as well as the American culture in the past. The apartheid
was a system of racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa between 1948 and 1991.
South Africans were broken down into one of four racial groups based on appearance, known
ancestry, socioeconomic status, and cultural lifestyle: Black, White, Colored and Indian. Places of
residence and educational facilities were determined by racial classification. America had dealt
with these same issues in the mid 1800 s Southern Blacks wanted public schools for their children
but they did not demand racially integrated schools. Legal segregation of schools did not come to
an end until the U.S. Supreme Court made the decision after Brown v. Board of Education in 1954.
Women seem to take be more successful in both countries as well. Word Press states: Although
African Americans have made great progress in the past 30 years in their quest for equality, a
significant gender gap in educational achievement remains. Black females have made much greater
progress in academic attainment when compared to black males. Several statistics illustrate this
fact. For example, in 2006 81% of black females graduated high school compared to 72% of black
males. Whereas here in America the averages of male and female university participants were
pegged at a 43 to 57
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Essay about Analyzing with a Two-Way Anova
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Submit your answers to the following questions using the ANOVA source table below. The table
depicts a two way ANOVA in which gender has two groups (male and female), marital status has
three groups (married, single never married, divorced), and the means refer to happiness scores (n
= 100): a. What is/are the independent variable(s)? What is/are the dependent variable(s)?
The independent variables are gender and marital status. The dependent variable is the happiness. b.
What would be an appropriate null hypothesis? Alternate hypothesis?
Alternate hypothesis about gender can be that females will have greater happiness mean score than
males. There is also an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sum of squares due to interaction effect AB/ degrees of freedom of effect AB=_____. This would
be 41.90/2= 20.95 8. Sum of squares due to errors/degrees of freedom of error=____. This would
be 864.82/94=9.20. e. Calculate the F ratio for 1) gender, 2) marital status, and 3) interaction
between gender and marital status. 9. Mean sum of squares for mean effect A/mean sum of
squares due to errors=__. This would be 68.15/9.20= 7.41 for F ratio. 10. Mean sum of squares for
mean effect B/ mean sum of squares due to errors=___. This would be 63.685/9.20= 6.92 for the
F ratio. 11. Mean sum of squares for mean AB/ mean sum of squares due to error=___. This
would be 20.95/9.20= 2.28 for the F ratio. f. Identify the criterion Fs at alpha = .05 for 1) gender,
2) marital status, and 3) interaction between gender and marital status. 12. In excel, I put in;
=finv (.05, 1, 94) and hit enter. The Fcrit is 3.94. I got these numbers from the alpha (.05), the DF
(1), and the error (94). 13. =finv (.05, 2, 94) = 3.09 Fcrit. 14. =finv (.05, 2, 94) = 3.09 Fcrit. g. If
alpha is set at .05, what conclusions can you make?
According to the table, with the alpha set at .05, there would be a significant effect for gender but
would have to look at the means of the males and females to determine which group scored higher
on happiness. It also shows that there is a significant effect for marital status, but would
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| Analyzing with ANOVA| Two Way| || 1/23/2013|
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Submit your answers to the following questions using the ANOVA source table below. The table
depicts a two way ANOVA in which gender has two groups (male and female), marital status has
three groups (married, single never married, divorced), and the means refer to happiness scores (n
= 100): a. What is/are the independent variable(s)? What is/are the dependent variable(s)?
The independent variables are gender and marital status. The dependent variable is the happiness. b.
What would be an appropriate null hypothesis? Alternate hypothesis?
Alternate hypothesis about gender can be that females will have greater happiness mean score than
males. There is also an ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sum of squares due to interaction effect AB/ degrees of freedom of effect AB=_____. This would
be 41.90/2= 20.95 8. Sum of squares due to errors/degrees of freedom of error=____. This would
be 864.82/94=9.20. e. Calculate the F ratio for 1) gender, 2) marital status, and 3) interaction
between gender and marital status. 9. Mean sum of squares for mean effect A/mean sum of
squares due to errors=__. This would be 68.15/9.20= 7.41 for F ratio. 10. Mean sum of squares for
mean effect B/ mean sum of squares due to errors=___. This would be 63.685/9.20= 6.92 for the
F ratio. 11. Mean sum of squares for mean AB/ mean sum of squares due to error=___. This
would be 20.95/9.20= 2.28 for the F ratio. f. Identify the criterion Fs at alpha = .05 for 1) gender,
2) marital status, and 3) interaction between gender and marital status. 12. In excel, I put in;
=finv (.05, 1, 94) and hit enter. The Fcrit is 3.94. I got these numbers from the alpha (.05), the DF
(1), and the error (94). 13. =finv (.05, 2, 94) = 3.09 Fcrit. 14. =finv (.05, 2, 94) = 3.09 Fcrit. g. If
alpha is set at .05, what conclusions can you make?
According to the table, with the alpha set at .05, there would be a significant effect for gender but
would have to look at the means of the males and females to determine which group scored higher
on happiness. It also shows that there is a significant effect for marital status, but would
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Management and Academic Strategies
Emmanuel Manchild Dugger CS113 Academic Strategies for the Business Professional Writing
Assignment May 6, 2013 Discuss how this course has affected you in your development as a
student and explain how it has prepared you for academic success. Academic Strategies has
prepared me for the professional atmosphere to enter into my career. In the beginning of the
course I had an assignment that requires me to open up to complete strangers about my personal
goals. This indeed was a challenge to me because the goals that I have sometimes seem like they
are not achievable to me but I know they are realistic and can happen. It was a challenge to me
because I had to learn to accept... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When writing out my goals and plan for my long and short term goal I utilize the time
management skill set out a realistic time frame that I will meet. From taking the M.I. test I was
able to address certain issue about myself concerning my dislikes and likes. The M.I. test I was
able to found out that I am a visual learner and that I can follow direction when they are giving to
me. This technique can use to narrow down my choose when I looking for a promotion or a
greater challenge without stepping to far outside of my career in long or short term. Also by
taking the M.I. it gives me and idea of characteristics that I can search pertaining to my career
such high interpersonal skills and being a very logical mathematical person. A assignment that I
had an unit 8 on interviewing a professional gave me a second person perspective on setting
goals. This portion of unit 8 can help me in my long term goal and short term goal by doing some
back ground checks on company that I am potential interested in. I can conduct these background
checks and research them before applying to save a lot of time and money.
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Emmanuel Manchild Dugger CS113 Academic Strategies for the Business Professional Writing
Assignment May 6, 2013 Discuss how this course has affected you in your development as a
student and explain how it has prepared you for academic success. Academic Strategies has
prepared me for the professional atmosphere to enter into my career. In the beginning of the
course I had an assignment that requires me to open up to complete strangers about my personal
goals. This indeed was a challenge to me because the goals that I have sometimes seem like they
are not achievable to me but I know they are realistic and can happen. It was a challenge to me
because I had to learn to accept... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When writing out my goals and plan for my long and short term goal I utilize the time
management skill set out a realistic time frame that I will meet. From taking the M.I. test I was
able to address certain issue about myself concerning my dislikes and likes. The M.I. test I was
able to found out that I am a visual learner and that I can follow direction when they are giving to
me. This technique can use to narrow down my choose when I looking for a promotion or a
greater challenge without stepping to far outside of my career in long or short term. Also by
taking the M.I. it gives me and idea of characteristics that I can search pertaining to my career
such high interpersonal skills and being a very logical mathematical person. A assignment that I
had an unit 8 on interviewing a professional gave me a second person perspective on setting
goals. This portion of unit 8 can help me in my long term goal and short term goal by doing some
back ground checks on company that I am potential interested in. I can conduct these background
checks and research them before applying to save a lot of time and money.
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Characteristics Of Captivity Narratives
Unreliability in Captivity Narratives
Captivity narratives have fascinated readers since the end of the 1600s, inducing feelings of
empathy, shock and even inspiration to the audiences. These narratives tend to be autobiographic,
involving many different elements including history, faith, and even a bit of fiction. Unfortunately,
these narratives are not completely dependable. Captivity narratives are full of compelling
portrayals of murder, torment, and capture. A major issue that affects the reliability of captivity
narratives is the matter that they are expressed by an influenced narrator and are emotionally
charged. In addition to the prospect of having an unreliable narrator, the driving force behind the
publication of a captivity narrative leads one to doubt how much of the account is factual. Mary
Rowlandson s A Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson, illustrates
perfectly the idea of an unreliable narrator.
Mary Rowlandson and her family were captured in February 1676 by the Narragansett Indians
who raided her colony of Lancaster. The captives were forced to travel to the North in what we
call New Hampshire or Vermont. There she stayed for almost three months before being released to
her husband. In 1682, six years after her release, she published her narrative. (Ruben Rolando
Almengor Gonzalez) This narrative soared in popularity eventually becoming the first best seller in
America. Rowlandson monitors her horrendous time in relation
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Unreliability in Captivity Narratives
Captivity narratives have fascinated readers since the end of the 1600s, inducing feelings of
empathy, shock and even inspiration to the audiences. These narratives tend to be autobiographic,
involving many different elements including history, faith, and even a bit of fiction. Unfortunately,
these narratives are not completely dependable. Captivity narratives are full of compelling
portrayals of murder, torment, and capture. A major issue that affects the reliability of captivity
narratives is the matter that they are expressed by an influenced narrator and are emotionally
charged. In addition to the prospect of having an unreliable narrator, the driving force behind the
publication of a captivity narrative leads one to doubt how much of the account is factual. Mary
Rowlandson s A Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson, illustrates
perfectly the idea of an unreliable narrator.
Mary Rowlandson and her family were captured in February 1676 by the Narragansett Indians
who raided her colony of Lancaster. The captives were forced to travel to the North in what we
call New Hampshire or Vermont. There she stayed for almost three months before being released to
her husband. In 1682, six years after her release, she published her narrative. (Ruben Rolando
Almengor Gonzalez) This narrative soared in popularity eventually becoming the first best seller in
America. Rowlandson monitors her horrendous time in relation
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Contact Angle Experiments On Self Assembled Monolayers
Student s Name
Institution
Course Name
Instructor s Name
Date of Submission
Contact Angle Experiments on Self Assembled Monolayers
Aim
The aim of this experiment was to measure the angle between a metal surface and a liquid droplet
using a CCD camera and optics. This experiment also investigated how metal surfaces coated with
single molecule layers of functionalized alkanethiols and alkanethiols alter the wetting behavior and
metal surface energy.
Introduction
Whenever a monolayer is attached to a metal surface, the wetting properties and behavior can be
significantly affected (Yuan Lee, 15). In practice, densely packed self assembled monolayers
(SAMs) can be used to modify the macroscopic properties of a solid surface (Dilimon et al. 202).
Changes in wetting properties occur due to changes in the angle made by a liquid droplet whenever
it is in contact with the surface. This phenomenon is significant in several contexts for example, in
industrial contexts: this property is used to evaluate the cleanliness of semiconductor wafers. In
such contexts, contact angles measurements are widely used. Control of this property is also useful
during penetration of insecticides or pesticides into plants, and waterproofing of materials (Yuan
Lee, 25). While the former focuses on maximization of wetting, the latter case seeks to minimize
liquid induced wetting (Yuan Lee, 28). When monolayers aggregate spontaneously on a surface,
they are termed as
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Student s Name
Institution
Course Name
Instructor s Name
Date of Submission
Contact Angle Experiments on Self Assembled Monolayers
Aim
The aim of this experiment was to measure the angle between a metal surface and a liquid droplet
using a CCD camera and optics. This experiment also investigated how metal surfaces coated with
single molecule layers of functionalized alkanethiols and alkanethiols alter the wetting behavior and
metal surface energy.
Introduction
Whenever a monolayer is attached to a metal surface, the wetting properties and behavior can be
significantly affected (Yuan Lee, 15). In practice, densely packed self assembled monolayers
(SAMs) can be used to modify the macroscopic properties of a solid surface (Dilimon et al. 202).
Changes in wetting properties occur due to changes in the angle made by a liquid droplet whenever
it is in contact with the surface. This phenomenon is significant in several contexts for example, in
industrial contexts: this property is used to evaluate the cleanliness of semiconductor wafers. In
such contexts, contact angles measurements are widely used. Control of this property is also useful
during penetration of insecticides or pesticides into plants, and waterproofing of materials (Yuan
Lee, 25). While the former focuses on maximization of wetting, the latter case seeks to minimize
liquid induced wetting (Yuan Lee, 28). When monolayers aggregate spontaneously on a surface,
they are termed as
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Instamic Rhetorical Analysis
Seriously, are you old enough to remember the bulky cassette recorders that we use to take with
us to parties to play music or to school to record assignments. Well, I am definitely old enough to
remember taking one to my high school to record band rehearsals in the auditorium. Well, that
seems like a lifetime ago. Now, there is a revolutionary new product that is going to really blow
your mind. The name of the product is the Instamic. Clearly, it is going to change the way that you
record music, voice, instruments, or spy your gay boyfriend.
Instamic
This is a great product that fits in the palm of your hand. In fact, you could place the device in the
palm of your hand and close your hand around it, for some up close and personal recording
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Seriously, are you old enough to remember the bulky cassette recorders that we use to take with
us to parties to play music or to school to record assignments. Well, I am definitely old enough to
remember taking one to my high school to record band rehearsals in the auditorium. Well, that
seems like a lifetime ago. Now, there is a revolutionary new product that is going to really blow
your mind. The name of the product is the Instamic. Clearly, it is going to change the way that you
record music, voice, instruments, or spy your gay boyfriend.
Instamic
This is a great product that fits in the palm of your hand. In fact, you could place the device in the
palm of your hand and close your hand around it, for some up close and personal recording
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Resting Potential Research Paper
The resting potential of a membrane is when it is negatively charged due to the movement of the
positive ions out of the cell. More of the potassium ions diffuse out of specialized gated channels
of the nerve cell than the number of sodium ions that diffuse into it. In addition to this movement
of ions, active transport of ions occurs due to the Na+/K+ pump which moves or pumps out the
respective Na+ and K+ ions at a ratio of 3:2. Because the axon loses a greater number of positive
ions than it gains, the inside of its membrane is negative in relation to the outside. The unequal
concentration of positive ions across the nerve cell membrane gives rise to the negative resting
potential. Polarization is the charge of the resting membrane which is polarized due to the
concentration gradient created by the higher number of potassiumions inside than the sodiumions
outside. At rest, the potential... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When an axon becomes stimulated a rapid change occurs in the electrical potential difference
across the nerve cell membrane, and registers at +40mV. The cell membrane becomes more
permeable to sodium than potassium. The gates of the sodium channel open and the gates of the
potassium channel close. Sodium ions rush into the nerve cell because of the electrochemical
gradient. The rapid influx of sodium ions causes a charge reversal known as depolarization.
Once the inside becomes positive the sodium influx is stopped and its gates close. As soon as the
inside of the cell becomes positive, the sodium potassium pump in the cell membrane starts up
again to pull potassium in and push sodium out. The process of restoring the original polarity of
the nerve membrane is called repolarization. Nerves can t be activated again until the
repolarization process is complete and usually lasts 1 to 10 ms, this timeframe is called the
refractory
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The resting potential of a membrane is when it is negatively charged due to the movement of the
positive ions out of the cell. More of the potassium ions diffuse out of specialized gated channels
of the nerve cell than the number of sodium ions that diffuse into it. In addition to this movement
of ions, active transport of ions occurs due to the Na+/K+ pump which moves or pumps out the
respective Na+ and K+ ions at a ratio of 3:2. Because the axon loses a greater number of positive
ions than it gains, the inside of its membrane is negative in relation to the outside. The unequal
concentration of positive ions across the nerve cell membrane gives rise to the negative resting
potential. Polarization is the charge of the resting membrane which is polarized due to the
concentration gradient created by the higher number of potassiumions inside than the sodiumions
outside. At rest, the potential... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When an axon becomes stimulated a rapid change occurs in the electrical potential difference
across the nerve cell membrane, and registers at +40mV. The cell membrane becomes more
permeable to sodium than potassium. The gates of the sodium channel open and the gates of the
potassium channel close. Sodium ions rush into the nerve cell because of the electrochemical
gradient. The rapid influx of sodium ions causes a charge reversal known as depolarization.
Once the inside becomes positive the sodium influx is stopped and its gates close. As soon as the
inside of the cell becomes positive, the sodium potassium pump in the cell membrane starts up
again to pull potassium in and push sodium out. The process of restoring the original polarity of
the nerve membrane is called repolarization. Nerves can t be activated again until the
repolarization process is complete and usually lasts 1 to 10 ms, this timeframe is called the
refractory
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Old Age, Survivors And Disability Insurance
Old Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance (OASDI) or more commonly known as Social
Security is a federally funded program that gives money to workers after retirement, spouses and
children of deceased workers, and workers who become disabled before they retire. It is financed
through a payroll deduction tax(FICA); currently a combined 12.4% deduction from workers and
their employers (Tax Topics). It currently has a base wage limit or tax cap, the maximum wage
that is subject to the tax for a particular year, of $118,500 (Tax Topics). President Franklin Delano
Roosevelt signed the Social Securitylaw in 1935, at which time thirty four other countries in Europe
already had some form of retirementplan in place.
Social Security ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the 1940s, the payroll taxes from approximately forty workers were supporting one
beneficiary; by 2030, however, only two workers will be supporting each retiree (Saving). This
decrease is caused by a combination of a longer life expectancy, increased benefits, and a lower
birth rate. Although it benefits millions of Americans each year, there is now much discussion
of reform because of the decrease in the worker to retiree ratio. The National Issues Forums
Institute (NIFI), in their guidebook Making Ends Meet: How Should We Spread Prosperity and
Improve Opportunity? makes a double suggestion for Social Security tax reform: the tax could
be raised from 6.2% to 7.2% for workers and employers, which raises the overall payroll tax to
17.4%, and the base wage limit could be either raised or abolished. They claim that these two
suggestions combined will keep the Social Security program funded for twenty years past the
projected time frame, which is currently nineteen years (Making Ends Meet, 12).
The Making Ends Meet guidebook is about recovering from the 2007 recession and touches on
three main topics: creating new opportunities, strengthening the safety net, and reducing the
income gap. The safety net section of the guidebook discusses the need to provide better programs
to help unemployed workers, as well as retirees and the disabled. The NIFI touches on Social
Security because Whatever...we do to make workers better able
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Old Age, Survivors and Disability Insurance (OASDI) or more commonly known as Social
Security is a federally funded program that gives money to workers after retirement, spouses and
children of deceased workers, and workers who become disabled before they retire. It is financed
through a payroll deduction tax(FICA); currently a combined 12.4% deduction from workers and
their employers (Tax Topics). It currently has a base wage limit or tax cap, the maximum wage
that is subject to the tax for a particular year, of $118,500 (Tax Topics). President Franklin Delano
Roosevelt signed the Social Securitylaw in 1935, at which time thirty four other countries in Europe
already had some form of retirementplan in place.
Social Security ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the 1940s, the payroll taxes from approximately forty workers were supporting one
beneficiary; by 2030, however, only two workers will be supporting each retiree (Saving). This
decrease is caused by a combination of a longer life expectancy, increased benefits, and a lower
birth rate. Although it benefits millions of Americans each year, there is now much discussion
of reform because of the decrease in the worker to retiree ratio. The National Issues Forums
Institute (NIFI), in their guidebook Making Ends Meet: How Should We Spread Prosperity and
Improve Opportunity? makes a double suggestion for Social Security tax reform: the tax could
be raised from 6.2% to 7.2% for workers and employers, which raises the overall payroll tax to
17.4%, and the base wage limit could be either raised or abolished. They claim that these two
suggestions combined will keep the Social Security program funded for twenty years past the
projected time frame, which is currently nineteen years (Making Ends Meet, 12).
The Making Ends Meet guidebook is about recovering from the 2007 recession and touches on
three main topics: creating new opportunities, strengthening the safety net, and reducing the
income gap. The safety net section of the guidebook discusses the need to provide better programs
to help unemployed workers, as well as retirees and the disabled. The NIFI touches on Social
Security because Whatever...we do to make workers better able
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Nat Turner s Slave Rebellion Essay
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Nat Turner s Southampton Slave Revolt and How it Paved the Way for the Abolitionist and
Civil Rights Movement
Nat Turner was a man with a vision that would change America forever. His vision may
have not sounded right to the average person but to Nat Turner, he was on Earth to realize his vision.
Nat Turner is the most famous and most controversial slave rebel in American history, and he
remains a storm center of dispute( Fires of Jubilee author Stephen B. Oates).
Nat Turner s slave revolt may have not been the greatest way to solve the problem of slavery,
but it did open many people s eyes. Slavery was an accepted practice in society but it was not a
humane or kind thing. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Reading the bible is where Nat received many of his callings to start his massive slave
revolt.
As Nat grew a little older, his life began to change in a succession of unsuspected shocks.
First, his father ran away to the North, leaving Nat and Nancy still in slavery. After escaping he was
never heard from again, but Nat never forgot him( Fires of Jubilee ). Around 1810 Nat s master
Benjamin, died of a typhoid epidemic that was sweeping through the small Virginia neighborhood.
In Master Benjamin s will, he divided his land and his slaves among his children. Nat and his
mother now became property of Samuel Turner. Master Samuel was a cruel slave owner compared
to his. Like his father he was religious but he scared Christian religion into his slaves. He told them
that God had brought them to the new world to serve the white man, and that they were to be
obedient to the whites. He said if the slaves tried ever to revolt or try to escape they would burn in
#65279;
Nat Turner s Southampton Slave Revolt and How it Paved the Way for the Abolitionist and
Civil Rights Movement
Nat Turner was a man with a vision that would change America forever. His vision may
have not sounded right to the average person but to Nat Turner, he was on Earth to realize his vision.
Nat Turner is the most famous and most controversial slave rebel in American history, and he
remains a storm center of dispute( Fires of Jubilee author Stephen B. Oates).
Nat Turner s slave revolt may have not been the greatest way to solve the problem of slavery,
but it did open many people s eyes. Slavery was an accepted practice in society but it was not a
humane or kind thing. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Reading the bible is where Nat received many of his callings to start his massive slave
revolt.
As Nat grew a little older, his life began to change in a succession of unsuspected shocks.
First, his father ran away to the North, leaving Nat and Nancy still in slavery. After escaping he was
never heard from again, but Nat never forgot him( Fires of Jubilee ). Around 1810 Nat s master
Benjamin, died of a typhoid epidemic that was sweeping through the small Virginia neighborhood.
In Master Benjamin s will, he divided his land and his slaves among his children. Nat and his
mother now became property of Samuel Turner. Master Samuel was a cruel slave owner compared
to his. Like his father he was religious but he scared Christian religion into his slaves. He told them
that God had brought them to the new world to serve the white man, and that they were to be
obedient to the whites. He said if the slaves tried ever to revolt or try to escape they would burn in
hell with Satan forever. Nat lived under these ridiculous beliefs while on the plantation yet his
belief in the lord and the bible never favored. Another new experience was presented to Nat when
he turned twelve, he started to work difficult and laborious chores like the older male slaves. He
could no longer play games with white children, no more fishing and cavorting. The same white
children he and the
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belief in the lord and the bible never favored. Another new experience was presented to Nat when
he turned twelve, he started to work difficult and laborious chores like the older male slaves. He
could no longer play games with white children, no more fishing and cavorting. The same white
children he and the
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Conservative Views On Liberal And Conservative
I am far from being certain about how liberal or conservative I am or will be. Growing up I had a
very conservative mother and liberal father, so I like to believe that I fall somewhere in the
middle. There are concepts from the liberal side, mostly involving equality among individuals
that I support. There are also conservative concepts that I side with as well, such as limited
government and... However, at my age (21) I am still figuring out which specific values I favor
other others. There is a motto out there that insists on not determining your opinions deffinate
until at least thirty and I couldn t agree more. Earlier in the semester our class was asked if
young people could handle the responsibility of being a congressman or president. I don t believe
a single person agreed that it would be a good idea to have someone of a young age making
decisions for a large sum of people. This is because we are just now coming face to face with
things like voting, taxes, and loans. As we acquire more and more knowledge, our views on topics
change and eventually this shapes our character and public ideology. With the help of media I and
my peers contribute to public opinion with our posts being broadcasted daily on issues and current
events. I am glad to say that instagram, snapchat and twitter have done an excellent job grabbing
the attention of many generations to keep our nation informed. Unfortunately not everything posted
is credible or true, but at least it sheds light a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I am far from being certain about how liberal or conservative I am or will be. Growing up I had a
very conservative mother and liberal father, so I like to believe that I fall somewhere in the
middle. There are concepts from the liberal side, mostly involving equality among individuals
that I support. There are also conservative concepts that I side with as well, such as limited
government and... However, at my age (21) I am still figuring out which specific values I favor
other others. There is a motto out there that insists on not determining your opinions deffinate
until at least thirty and I couldn t agree more. Earlier in the semester our class was asked if
young people could handle the responsibility of being a congressman or president. I don t believe
a single person agreed that it would be a good idea to have someone of a young age making
decisions for a large sum of people. This is because we are just now coming face to face with
things like voting, taxes, and loans. As we acquire more and more knowledge, our views on topics
change and eventually this shapes our character and public ideology. With the help of media I and
my peers contribute to public opinion with our posts being broadcasted daily on issues and current
events. I am glad to say that instagram, snapchat and twitter have done an excellent job grabbing
the attention of many generations to keep our nation informed. Unfortunately not everything posted
is credible or true, but at least it sheds light a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Harold Holt Conspiracy Theory
Since the disappearance of the Prime Minister, Harold Holt in 1967, numerous conspiracy
theories have evolved surrounding the nature and circumstances of the event. Some believe that
Mr. Holt was simply another victim of the sea while others are convinced that Holt faked his own
death to flee with his lover, or think that Holt was a taken by a Chinese submarine. These and
many more theories continue to exist and circulate some 48 years later. The most prominent
theory that attempts to explain Harold Holt s disappearance states that he was a victim of the sea.
This involves ideas claiming that he was attacked by a shark or a different marine animal or
drowned because of the rough nature of the water. Witnesses have stated that they saw a build
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Since the disappearance of the Prime Minister, Harold Holt in 1967, numerous conspiracy
theories have evolved surrounding the nature and circumstances of the event. Some believe that
Mr. Holt was simply another victim of the sea while others are convinced that Holt faked his own
death to flee with his lover, or think that Holt was a taken by a Chinese submarine. These and
many more theories continue to exist and circulate some 48 years later. The most prominent
theory that attempts to explain Harold Holt s disappearance states that he was a victim of the sea.
This involves ideas claiming that he was attacked by a shark or a different marine animal or
drowned because of the rough nature of the water. Witnesses have stated that they saw a build
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Learning Worthy Curriculum And Its Impact On Middle Level...
Through the completion of this project, I was given the opportunity to increase my knowledge in
a number of ways. It allowed me to expand my ability to use reflective skills as I made connections
between my personal philosophy of the education of young adolescents with the coursework, field
experiences, and literature. I found this project quite difficult because the This We Believe
characteristics were all great for a successful school for young adolescents. To make my selection of
my top five characteristics, I had to use the order of elimination by evaluating and synthesizing each
statements. The first characteristic that I chose was Curriculum is challenging, exploratory,
integrative, and relevant. To offer students the best... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The curriculum is considered rich when the materials, core, and class are challenging and
exploratory. The inclusion of substantive issues and skills, prior knowledge challenges, and the
ability to enable students to take responsibility for their learning are all ways to make curriculum
rich or challenging.(Powell, Sara D.; pg. 145) Along with challenging, exploratory curriculum
allows students to make discoveries and choices. As discussed in class, giving students a choice
will open the door to successful and self motivational learning. The word, REAL, would be
compared to the statement s word integrative . The textbook and class discussions helped me to
understand the importance of connecting curriculum to students lives and the real world. I learned
that a student will be more eager to participate, learn, and care about curriculum that has purpose
outside of the learning environment. By simply including real world scenarios in word problems,
the students will feel the connections and grasp the content easier and faster. The phrases making
sense of content and experiences is used in the textbook to show the importance of integrative
curriculum. Lastly, the curriculum must show relevance. In class discussion, my classmates and I
all agreed that we all despise coursework that has no purpose. Busy work is the term used in class
to describe irrelevant curriculum. Relevant curriculum allows students to expand their knowledge by
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Through the completion of this project, I was given the opportunity to increase my knowledge in
a number of ways. It allowed me to expand my ability to use reflective skills as I made connections
between my personal philosophy of the education of young adolescents with the coursework, field
experiences, and literature. I found this project quite difficult because the This We Believe
characteristics were all great for a successful school for young adolescents. To make my selection of
my top five characteristics, I had to use the order of elimination by evaluating and synthesizing each
statements. The first characteristic that I chose was Curriculum is challenging, exploratory,
integrative, and relevant. To offer students the best... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The curriculum is considered rich when the materials, core, and class are challenging and
exploratory. The inclusion of substantive issues and skills, prior knowledge challenges, and the
ability to enable students to take responsibility for their learning are all ways to make curriculum
rich or challenging.(Powell, Sara D.; pg. 145) Along with challenging, exploratory curriculum
allows students to make discoveries and choices. As discussed in class, giving students a choice
will open the door to successful and self motivational learning. The word, REAL, would be
compared to the statement s word integrative . The textbook and class discussions helped me to
understand the importance of connecting curriculum to students lives and the real world. I learned
that a student will be more eager to participate, learn, and care about curriculum that has purpose
outside of the learning environment. By simply including real world scenarios in word problems,
the students will feel the connections and grasp the content easier and faster. The phrases making
sense of content and experiences is used in the textbook to show the importance of integrative
curriculum. Lastly, the curriculum must show relevance. In class discussion, my classmates and I
all agreed that we all despise coursework that has no purpose. Busy work is the term used in class
to describe irrelevant curriculum. Relevant curriculum allows students to expand their knowledge by
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Fear and Loathing vs. on the Road
The turbulent societal changes of the mid 20th Century have been documented in countless forms
of literature, film and art. On the Road by Jack Kerouac was written and published at the outset of
the counter culture movement of the 1950s and 1960s. This novel provides a first hand account of
the beginnings of the Beat movement and acts as a harbinger for the major societal changes that
would occur in the United States throughout the next two decades. On the contrary, Fear and
Loathing in Las Vegas, a Hunter S. Thompsonnovel written in 1971 provides a commentary on
American society at the end of the counter culture movement. Thompson reflects on the whirlwind
of political and social activism he experienced and how American society had... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Sexual experimentation is another theme that foreshadows part of the 1960s counterculture.
Free love and multiple sexual partners was a large part of the Hippie culture and these practices
have had a big impact on today s culture as well. The conservative idea of one person for
everyone and repressed sexual urges were thrown out the window by the young men and women
of the Hippie culture. This novel is an account of the beginning of these practices, showing Dean
with multiple partners like Marylou and Camille. Sal also expresses his desire to meet and sleep
with several women throughout the novel. The end of the counter culture movements in the late
1960s left the surviving members of this dying culture feeling bitter over the current state of
society and trapped in a world that they felt helpless to change. Hunter S. Thompson brings these
emotions to the forefront of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Another semi autobiographical tale
with a first person narrator, the novel documents the experiences of Raoul Duke and his attorney
Dr. Gonzo on a trip to Las Vegas. The major theme of the novel is the fading away of the 1960s
counterculture, and how the movement had regressed from optimism to cynicism. Duke and Gonzo
are portrayed as the last of a dying breed, trying to hold on to the innocence and experimentation of
the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The turbulent societal changes of the mid 20th Century have been documented in countless forms
of literature, film and art. On the Road by Jack Kerouac was written and published at the outset of
the counter culture movement of the 1950s and 1960s. This novel provides a first hand account of
the beginnings of the Beat movement and acts as a harbinger for the major societal changes that
would occur in the United States throughout the next two decades. On the contrary, Fear and
Loathing in Las Vegas, a Hunter S. Thompsonnovel written in 1971 provides a commentary on
American society at the end of the counter culture movement. Thompson reflects on the whirlwind
of political and social activism he experienced and how American society had... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Sexual experimentation is another theme that foreshadows part of the 1960s counterculture.
Free love and multiple sexual partners was a large part of the Hippie culture and these practices
have had a big impact on today s culture as well. The conservative idea of one person for
everyone and repressed sexual urges were thrown out the window by the young men and women
of the Hippie culture. This novel is an account of the beginning of these practices, showing Dean
with multiple partners like Marylou and Camille. Sal also expresses his desire to meet and sleep
with several women throughout the novel. The end of the counter culture movements in the late
1960s left the surviving members of this dying culture feeling bitter over the current state of
society and trapped in a world that they felt helpless to change. Hunter S. Thompson brings these
emotions to the forefront of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Another semi autobiographical tale
with a first person narrator, the novel documents the experiences of Raoul Duke and his attorney
Dr. Gonzo on a trip to Las Vegas. The major theme of the novel is the fading away of the 1960s
counterculture, and how the movement had regressed from optimism to cynicism. Duke and Gonzo
are portrayed as the last of a dying breed, trying to hold on to the innocence and experimentation of
the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Transformational Leadership In Braveheart
Braveheart is a story of a Scottish warrior, William Wallace. Since William is a young boy, he has
witnessed the death of his father and brother fighting with English. His maternal uncle comes to
take him to his place and teach him the arts of war, educate him to read Latin and to speak other
languages. After Many years William Wallacereturns home with ideal personality and bold man.
He searches his love that he left many years ago and found the love of his life. William wanted to
stay harmoniously with his love, but there was a problem of Prima Nocte a right to take all new
brides for the first night.) King Edward I formulated for Scottish people. He secretly dates her and
marries her. But the English gets suspicious of their relation, and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He has a burning desire for freedom for his people. Every Man Dies, Not Every Man Really Lives.
~ William Wallace, Braveheart (1995).You may look at the outward appearance of a man, but that
will never tell you about what is in his heart.There was a fire burning inside William Wallace for
his men, and it was a burning desire for freedom.
Now tell me, what does that mean to be noble? Your title gives you claim to the throne of our
country, but men don t follow titles, they follow courage. Now our people know you. Noble, and
common, they respect you. And if you would just lead them to freedom, they d follow you. And so
would I.
~ William Wallace, Braveheart (1995).
Army perceived William confidence when Willaim told his army that some of us might die, but In
the end, we would recover their freedom. They became more confident about victory as well. Other
techniques Wallace used were being inspirational, motivational and patriotic. Before the war started,
most of the troops were very uneasy and started to turn around and head home. Wallace came to the
front of them, got their attention and made a very inspiring speech that fired them up and turned
their attention back to the task at hand. A The Scottish army was ready to turn back and concede
their freedom to the English. Wallace showed patriotism by painting his face blue for the Scottish
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Braveheart is a story of a Scottish warrior, William Wallace. Since William is a young boy, he has
witnessed the death of his father and brother fighting with English. His maternal uncle comes to
take him to his place and teach him the arts of war, educate him to read Latin and to speak other
languages. After Many years William Wallacereturns home with ideal personality and bold man.
He searches his love that he left many years ago and found the love of his life. William wanted to
stay harmoniously with his love, but there was a problem of Prima Nocte a right to take all new
brides for the first night.) King Edward I formulated for Scottish people. He secretly dates her and
marries her. But the English gets suspicious of their relation, and... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He has a burning desire for freedom for his people. Every Man Dies, Not Every Man Really Lives.
~ William Wallace, Braveheart (1995).You may look at the outward appearance of a man, but that
will never tell you about what is in his heart.There was a fire burning inside William Wallace for
his men, and it was a burning desire for freedom.
Now tell me, what does that mean to be noble? Your title gives you claim to the throne of our
country, but men don t follow titles, they follow courage. Now our people know you. Noble, and
common, they respect you. And if you would just lead them to freedom, they d follow you. And so
would I.
~ William Wallace, Braveheart (1995).
Army perceived William confidence when Willaim told his army that some of us might die, but In
the end, we would recover their freedom. They became more confident about victory as well. Other
techniques Wallace used were being inspirational, motivational and patriotic. Before the war started,
most of the troops were very uneasy and started to turn around and head home. Wallace came to the
front of them, got their attention and made a very inspiring speech that fired them up and turned
their attention back to the task at hand. A The Scottish army was ready to turn back and concede
their freedom to the English. Wallace showed patriotism by painting his face blue for the Scottish
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Circular Plot In John Steinbeck s Of Mice And Men
The Circular Plot in Of Mice and Men
The author, John Steinbeck, utilizes a circular plot structure in his novel, Of Mice and Men, to
show how prejudice and the impossibility of wishful desires will always be prevalent in society.
He integrates multiple examples through the characters of this story; each individual representing a
role in society. As Lennie and George travel from ranch to ranch, their dreams are challenged and
Lennie is one of many who faces discrimination.
To commence, repetition is used to introduce how Lennie has always been discriminated against
due to his mental disability. For example, as they arrived on the new ranch, Lennie claims George
said he was his cousin to the boss they had met. Conversely, George retorts that what he said was
a lie, declaring that if he was a relative of [Lennie], [he d] shoot [himself] (Steinbeck 24). This
illustrates how Lennie is often ridiculed for his condition, George concealing it to avoid losing
their opportunity of receiving the Job on the ranch. This moment is one of many situations
George has mistreated Lennie to some extent. Further evidence is when George explains to Slim
what had discouraged him from mocking Lennie. He confesses to Slim that he played jokes on
Lennie because it made him appear smart alongside of him, only stopping when he orders Lennie
to jump in the lake. Lennie couldn t swim a stroke and he was so nice to [George] for [pulling]
him out of the water in time to save his life (Steinbeck
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The Circular Plot in Of Mice and Men
The author, John Steinbeck, utilizes a circular plot structure in his novel, Of Mice and Men, to
show how prejudice and the impossibility of wishful desires will always be prevalent in society.
He integrates multiple examples through the characters of this story; each individual representing a
role in society. As Lennie and George travel from ranch to ranch, their dreams are challenged and
Lennie is one of many who faces discrimination.
To commence, repetition is used to introduce how Lennie has always been discriminated against
due to his mental disability. For example, as they arrived on the new ranch, Lennie claims George
said he was his cousin to the boss they had met. Conversely, George retorts that what he said was
a lie, declaring that if he was a relative of [Lennie], [he d] shoot [himself] (Steinbeck 24). This
illustrates how Lennie is often ridiculed for his condition, George concealing it to avoid losing
their opportunity of receiving the Job on the ranch. This moment is one of many situations
George has mistreated Lennie to some extent. Further evidence is when George explains to Slim
what had discouraged him from mocking Lennie. He confesses to Slim that he played jokes on
Lennie because it made him appear smart alongside of him, only stopping when he orders Lennie
to jump in the lake. Lennie couldn t swim a stroke and he was so nice to [George] for [pulling]
him out of the water in time to save his life (Steinbeck
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Execution of Project Through Generalization and...
Introduction:
Execution of the project:
Execution of the project (implementation phase of the project) proceeds on correct lines, the data
to be collected would be adequate and dependable. The researcher should see that the project is
executed in a systematic manner and in time. If the survey is to be conducted by structured
questionnaires, data can be readily machine processed. In such situation, questions as well as the
possible answers may be coded. If the data are to be collected through interviewers, arrangements
should be made for proper selection and training of the interviewers. Steps should be taken to ensure
that the survey is under statistical control, so that the collected information is in accordance with
the pre defined ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A high budget research project might take a smaller sample from every school in the country; a
lower budget operation may have to concentrate upon one city or even a single school.
The key to generalization is to understand how much your results can be applied backwards to
represent the group of children, as a whole. The first example, using every school, would be a
strong representation, because the range and number of samples is high. Testing one school makes
generalization difficult and affects the external validity.
You might find that the individual school tested generates better results for children using that
particular educational program.
However, a school in the next town might contain children who do not like the system. The students
may be from a completely different socioeconomic background or culture. Critics of your results
will pounce upon such discrepancies and question your entire experimental design.
Most statistical tests contain an inbuilt mechanism to take into account sample sizes with larger
groups and numbers, leading to results that are more significant.
The problem is that they cannot distinguish the validity of the results, and determine whether your
generalization systems are correct. This is something that must be taken into account when
generating a hypothesis and designing the experiment.
The other option, if the sample groups are small, is to use proximal similarity and restrict your
generalization.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Introduction:
Execution of the project:
Execution of the project (implementation phase of the project) proceeds on correct lines, the data
to be collected would be adequate and dependable. The researcher should see that the project is
executed in a systematic manner and in time. If the survey is to be conducted by structured
questionnaires, data can be readily machine processed. In such situation, questions as well as the
possible answers may be coded. If the data are to be collected through interviewers, arrangements
should be made for proper selection and training of the interviewers. Steps should be taken to ensure
that the survey is under statistical control, so that the collected information is in accordance with
the pre defined ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A high budget research project might take a smaller sample from every school in the country; a
lower budget operation may have to concentrate upon one city or even a single school.
The key to generalization is to understand how much your results can be applied backwards to
represent the group of children, as a whole. The first example, using every school, would be a
strong representation, because the range and number of samples is high. Testing one school makes
generalization difficult and affects the external validity.
You might find that the individual school tested generates better results for children using that
particular educational program.
However, a school in the next town might contain children who do not like the system. The students
may be from a completely different socioeconomic background or culture. Critics of your results
will pounce upon such discrepancies and question your entire experimental design.
Most statistical tests contain an inbuilt mechanism to take into account sample sizes with larger
groups and numbers, leading to results that are more significant.
The problem is that they cannot distinguish the validity of the results, and determine whether your
generalization systems are correct. This is something that must be taken into account when
generating a hypothesis and designing the experiment.
The other option, if the sample groups are small, is to use proximal similarity and restrict your
generalization.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Concept Of A Calling
A Concept Analysis of ?a Calling? to Nursing Christie Emerson Kennesaw State University
Running head: A CONCEPT ANALYSIS OF ?A CALLING? TO NURSING1 A CONCEPT
ANALYSIS OF ?A CALLING? TO NURSING14 Abstract The aim of this paper is to clarify the
concept of ?a calling? as it relates to nursing. The purpose is to develop a definition with the detail
and clarity needed to guide reliable and valid research. The classic steps described by Walker and
Avant (2011) are used for the analysis. Literature from several disciplines is reviewed including
vocational psychology, Christian Career counseling, sociology, organizational management and
nursing. The analysis provides an operational definition of ?a calling? to nursing and establishes
three defining attributes of the concept: (a) a passionate intrinsic motivation or desire (perhaps with
a religious component), (b) fulfillment of an aspiration for the work to provide meaningfulness or
purpose in one?s life, and (c) helping other through caregiving. Antecedents to the concept are
personal introspective and cognitive awareness. Positive consequences to the concept are improved
work meaningfulness, work engagement, career commitment, personal well being and satisfaction.
Negative consequences of having ?a calling? might include willingness to sacrifice wellbeing for
work and problems with work life balance. Following the concept analysis, philosophical
assumptions, contextual factors, interdisciplinary work,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Concept Analysis of ?a Calling? to Nursing Christie Emerson Kennesaw State University
Running head: A CONCEPT ANALYSIS OF ?A CALLING? TO NURSING1 A CONCEPT
ANALYSIS OF ?A CALLING? TO NURSING14 Abstract The aim of this paper is to clarify the
concept of ?a calling? as it relates to nursing. The purpose is to develop a definition with the detail
and clarity needed to guide reliable and valid research. The classic steps described by Walker and
Avant (2011) are used for the analysis. Literature from several disciplines is reviewed including
vocational psychology, Christian Career counseling, sociology, organizational management and
nursing. The analysis provides an operational definition of ?a calling? to nursing and establishes
three defining attributes of the concept: (a) a passionate intrinsic motivation or desire (perhaps with
a religious component), (b) fulfillment of an aspiration for the work to provide meaningfulness or
purpose in one?s life, and (c) helping other through caregiving. Antecedents to the concept are
personal introspective and cognitive awareness. Positive consequences to the concept are improved
work meaningfulness, work engagement, career commitment, personal well being and satisfaction.
Negative consequences of having ?a calling? might include willingness to sacrifice wellbeing for
work and problems with work life balance. Following the concept analysis, philosophical
assumptions, contextual factors, interdisciplinary work,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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