Example Of Annotated Bibliography In Mla Style
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall Research Paper
WASHINGTON, D.C. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall has often been called a healing wall, and
for some, it helped them find some closure an their time fighting in an unpopular war. A group of 24
veterans from three years, 13 of them from the Vietnam War, traveled from Shreve to Washington,
D.C., as part of an Honor Bus Trip to see the military memorials on a three day trip, returning Sunday
night. For Roger Pennell, an Air Force veteran and commander of the American Legion Post in
Shreve, it was his first chance to see the wall. The visit for him was impactful. Over the years, he has
tried to forget what happened in the war and put everything out of his mind. What happened during
the war is what motivates him today to do as much as he can for veterans. ... Show more content on
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Bobby Angle, Millersburg, said when he was in Vietnam, the American Red Cross came to get him
because his father was ill at home. When he arrived in Oakland, Calif., there was a problem getting
him a seat on an airplane. Eventually, they found a seat for him. Cliff Shamp also had troubles in
Oakland. Fences were erected to keep protesters from throwing rocks, bricks and bottles at the soldiers
coming home. Larry Wachtel, an Army veteran from Wooster, went to look up his former classmate s
name on the wall, Jerry Spitler. The Shreve resident was serving as a corporal in Vietnam when he was
killed July 12, 1967, seven months to the day after his tour began. This was the second time visiting
the wall for Don Huebner, Millersburg, who served in the Army. The first time was in the late 1990s.
The difference was people were protesting the Vietnam War memorial, he said. I thought, get over
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WASHINGTON, D.C. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall has often been called a healing wall, and
for some, it helped them find some closure an their time fighting in an unpopular war. A group of 24
veterans from three years, 13 of them from the Vietnam War, traveled from Shreve to Washington,
D.C., as part of an Honor Bus Trip to see the military memorials on a three day trip, returning Sunday
night. For Roger Pennell, an Air Force veteran and commander of the American Legion Post in
Shreve, it was his first chance to see the wall. The visit for him was impactful. Over the years, he has
tried to forget what happened in the war and put everything out of his mind. What happened during
the war is what motivates him today to do as much as he can for veterans. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Bobby Angle, Millersburg, said when he was in Vietnam, the American Red Cross came to get him
because his father was ill at home. When he arrived in Oakland, Calif., there was a problem getting
him a seat on an airplane. Eventually, they found a seat for him. Cliff Shamp also had troubles in
Oakland. Fences were erected to keep protesters from throwing rocks, bricks and bottles at the soldiers
coming home. Larry Wachtel, an Army veteran from Wooster, went to look up his former classmate s
name on the wall, Jerry Spitler. The Shreve resident was serving as a corporal in Vietnam when he was
killed July 12, 1967, seven months to the day after his tour began. This was the second time visiting
the wall for Don Huebner, Millersburg, who served in the Army. The first time was in the late 1990s.
The difference was people were protesting the Vietnam War memorial, he said. I thought, get over
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Leadership Qualities Of A Strong Storm
Dark and ominous clouds linger afar, signaling the approach of a strong storm. We need to hurry.
Andrew, scout out a spot to assemble the tent.
Derek, grab the green tent bag out of the trailer. Brian, go with and help. Hurry! We need to finish
before the first drop if we don t want to get wet!
The rest of us will haul up the cooking gear and cook supper over a fire.
Understanding the situation, the Troop sets into action without any defiance. Every summer, my troop
and I camp in the middle of the woods at Many Point Scout Camp. During the weeklong trip, I have
been placed in positions that have given me the opportunities to display my knowledge of leadership
qualities, such as giving guidance to others to insure completion of a task, motivation, making others
feel important, and time management. Climbing the treacherous steps to the campsite, Jacob and I lug
the bulky patrol boxes loaded with kitchen supplies to the designated kitchen area. Immediately, I
analyze the situation. The clouds are darkening and rolling in fast. At the very most, we only have a
couple hours until it hits. Time is of the essence.
How is the tent coming along? I asked Andrew, Derek, and Brian. A few poles are troubling us, so we
are going to need some extra man power. Knowing the detailed instructions will be difficult for the
tent crew to understand, I carefully instruct the guys in the cooking area what to do until I return. I
walk with a mission up to the tent site and bring
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dark and ominous clouds linger afar, signaling the approach of a strong storm. We need to hurry.
Andrew, scout out a spot to assemble the tent.
Derek, grab the green tent bag out of the trailer. Brian, go with and help. Hurry! We need to finish
before the first drop if we don t want to get wet!
The rest of us will haul up the cooking gear and cook supper over a fire.
Understanding the situation, the Troop sets into action without any defiance. Every summer, my troop
and I camp in the middle of the woods at Many Point Scout Camp. During the weeklong trip, I have
been placed in positions that have given me the opportunities to display my knowledge of leadership
qualities, such as giving guidance to others to insure completion of a task, motivation, making others
feel important, and time management. Climbing the treacherous steps to the campsite, Jacob and I lug
the bulky patrol boxes loaded with kitchen supplies to the designated kitchen area. Immediately, I
analyze the situation. The clouds are darkening and rolling in fast. At the very most, we only have a
couple hours until it hits. Time is of the essence.
How is the tent coming along? I asked Andrew, Derek, and Brian. A few poles are troubling us, so we
are going to need some extra man power. Knowing the detailed instructions will be difficult for the
tent crew to understand, I carefully instruct the guys in the cooking area what to do until I return. I
walk with a mission up to the tent site and bring
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The Portrayal of Indian Marriages in the Stories The Old...
The Portrayal of Indian Marriages in the Stories The Old Woman and The Bhorwani Marriage
Culture is comprised of those things which we tend to cherish, and those things, which are important
to us, being therefore the accepted and patterned ways of behaviour of a given people. India is one of
the richest countries in the importance it gives to its culture and heritage. Marriage forms an important
of Indian culture and traditions and is considered as one of the major pillars of society.
A traditional Indian marriage is an arranged affair in which the decision of the perfect spouse is the
parents , mostly the mother s, as is shown in the short story, The Bhorwani Marriage , written by Murli
Das ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This would justify parents wanting to choose a spouse for their children, especially for the daughters
as they would need a man who would look after them and protect them, not just love them. As hard as
it may be for us to imagine, love, in those days, did not play a very important part in marriages.
Coming back to the freedom to marry out of choice, even in A Stench of Kerosene , written by Amrita
Pritam and from her collection called, Land of Five Rivers Stories from the Punjab , we see that
although Guleri liked Manak, the decision of marriage was not hers and Manak would have to ask her
father for permission, If you want me, go and ask my father for my hand. However, in The Old
Woman , written by Manik Bandyopadhyay, one of Bengal s most prolific writers, and from his
collection of short stories called, Of women, outcasts, peasants and rebels A selection of Bengali Short
Stories , the boy Nanda has married a person of his own choice, who the whole family has found faults
with, not because she was not a good person, but because her faults were considered bad according to
Indian tradition, Nanda had chosen her, married her against the wishes of the family . Here we see,
how not only was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Portrayal of Indian Marriages in the Stories The Old Woman and The Bhorwani Marriage
Culture is comprised of those things which we tend to cherish, and those things, which are important
to us, being therefore the accepted and patterned ways of behaviour of a given people. India is one of
the richest countries in the importance it gives to its culture and heritage. Marriage forms an important
of Indian culture and traditions and is considered as one of the major pillars of society.
A traditional Indian marriage is an arranged affair in which the decision of the perfect spouse is the
parents , mostly the mother s, as is shown in the short story, The Bhorwani Marriage , written by Murli
Das ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This would justify parents wanting to choose a spouse for their children, especially for the daughters
as they would need a man who would look after them and protect them, not just love them. As hard as
it may be for us to imagine, love, in those days, did not play a very important part in marriages.
Coming back to the freedom to marry out of choice, even in A Stench of Kerosene , written by Amrita
Pritam and from her collection called, Land of Five Rivers Stories from the Punjab , we see that
although Guleri liked Manak, the decision of marriage was not hers and Manak would have to ask her
father for permission, If you want me, go and ask my father for my hand. However, in The Old
Woman , written by Manik Bandyopadhyay, one of Bengal s most prolific writers, and from his
collection of short stories called, Of women, outcasts, peasants and rebels A selection of Bengali Short
Stories , the boy Nanda has married a person of his own choice, who the whole family has found faults
with, not because she was not a good person, but because her faults were considered bad according to
Indian tradition, Nanda had chosen her, married her against the wishes of the family . Here we see,
how not only was
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Military Tactics Of The Revolutionary War
This chapter discusses the tactics to support a strong army and navy implementing new advanced
weapons to aim the independence of every country. War is a conflict of the armed forces, military and
political aspects towards its enemy. The great victory of modernity and the start of new democracy
and warfare proved the connection of the military services and political rights which helped discover
conflicts and fixed our understanding of the political dimension.
In 1775, Britain was the strongest empire for exerting great power in force projection and had the
largest navy, which became the network of bases around the North Atlantic and rested politically
stable without a financial crisis. But American Colonies rejected the British monarchy and aristocracy
where the political battle took place called The American Revolution. The battlefield tactics were
modified with new weapons and introduced the linear tactics, fighting in long lines, deployed infantry
in close packed and used concentrated musket fire with bayonets to get the opponents off the
battlefield. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the eighteen century, France was an autocratic monarchy with unlimited powers. It had a
defective administration, and an extravagant expenditure constituted the political cause of French
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This chapter discusses the tactics to support a strong army and navy implementing new advanced
weapons to aim the independence of every country. War is a conflict of the armed forces, military and
political aspects towards its enemy. The great victory of modernity and the start of new democracy
and warfare proved the connection of the military services and political rights which helped discover
conflicts and fixed our understanding of the political dimension.
In 1775, Britain was the strongest empire for exerting great power in force projection and had the
largest navy, which became the network of bases around the North Atlantic and rested politically
stable without a financial crisis. But American Colonies rejected the British monarchy and aristocracy
where the political battle took place called The American Revolution. The battlefield tactics were
modified with new weapons and introduced the linear tactics, fighting in long lines, deployed infantry
in close packed and used concentrated musket fire with bayonets to get the opponents off the
battlefield. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the eighteen century, France was an autocratic monarchy with unlimited powers. It had a
defective administration, and an extravagant expenditure constituted the political cause of French
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Convergence and International Corporate Governance
Find and summarise (in no more than 1000 words) some of the work that has been done by Katherine
Pistor and others on Convergence, Divergence and Path Dependency of legal systems as it relates to
International Corporate Governance. In recent years the issue of corporate governance has become a
keenly debated topic in international finance. In developed countries, some of the biggest corporate
collapses in history have brought about a change in focus. No longer are governments and lawmakers
trying to deregulate and reduce the controls and disclosure requirements of corporations. The
deregulation boom has ended, as regulation comes back into the picture. After the Latin American
Crisis of 1995 and the Asian Currency crisis of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thus the rules which have helped these corporations to prosper will be perpetuated. This in turn makes
the interest group stronger and allows for continued divergence. Bebchuk and Roe accept that there
are other reasons for the huge differences between countries legal systems. The size of the economy
and the nature of business therein must play a part in the types of governance systems created.
Cultural differences must also affect the laws, at a more fundamental level. Conclusion In 2000
Katarina Pistor wrote a paper which examined convergence/divergence issue in transition economies.
She concluded that a simple convergence story does not do justice to the complexity of legal change
(Pistor 2000, pp. 27). On of the key issues raised in this paper was that legal convergence in transition
economies is mainly because of an external supply of legal solutions, and not as a result of the
adaptation of successful strategies. Another point was that in many countries, it appeared that systems
were developed in response to problems and not with a long term goal in mind. In general, it is clear
that neither the convergence or divergence models, tell us the whole story. Whilst some level of
convergence has been observed, the persistence of divergence is undeniable. The importance of path
dependency in determining the corporate governance
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Find and summarise (in no more than 1000 words) some of the work that has been done by Katherine
Pistor and others on Convergence, Divergence and Path Dependency of legal systems as it relates to
International Corporate Governance. In recent years the issue of corporate governance has become a
keenly debated topic in international finance. In developed countries, some of the biggest corporate
collapses in history have brought about a change in focus. No longer are governments and lawmakers
trying to deregulate and reduce the controls and disclosure requirements of corporations. The
deregulation boom has ended, as regulation comes back into the picture. After the Latin American
Crisis of 1995 and the Asian Currency crisis of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Thus the rules which have helped these corporations to prosper will be perpetuated. This in turn makes
the interest group stronger and allows for continued divergence. Bebchuk and Roe accept that there
are other reasons for the huge differences between countries legal systems. The size of the economy
and the nature of business therein must play a part in the types of governance systems created.
Cultural differences must also affect the laws, at a more fundamental level. Conclusion In 2000
Katarina Pistor wrote a paper which examined convergence/divergence issue in transition economies.
She concluded that a simple convergence story does not do justice to the complexity of legal change
(Pistor 2000, pp. 27). On of the key issues raised in this paper was that legal convergence in transition
economies is mainly because of an external supply of legal solutions, and not as a result of the
adaptation of successful strategies. Another point was that in many countries, it appeared that systems
were developed in response to problems and not with a long term goal in mind. In general, it is clear
that neither the convergence or divergence models, tell us the whole story. Whilst some level of
convergence has been observed, the persistence of divergence is undeniable. The importance of path
dependency in determining the corporate governance
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What Was The Last Prank George Played On Lennie
Name: ________________________
Date: ________________________
Directions: On a separate piece of loose leaf paper, using an appropriate heading, answer the
following in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
CHAPTER 1 (Pgs. 1 17)
1. Describe the setting (time and place) of Chapter 1.
2. Steinbeck incorporates the literary technique of imagery (mental pictures) in this chapter. Explain
where and how the author uses this technique of imagery.
3. John Steinbeck uses animal imagery to describe Lennie, give examples.
5. Lennie is forgetful; therefore what would George not allow Lennie to carry?
6. Why does Lennie always want to carry a mouse with him?
7. Why does Lennie kill the mice that he has received?
8. George and Lennie were run out of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
38 65)
31. Describe the setting of Chapter 3.
32. What does George say when Slim calls Lennie a cuckoo?
33. What type of relationship is developing between Slim and George?
34. What was the last prank George played on Lennie? Why?
35. What further details do we learn about the incident in Weed? (Give Specifics)
36. In what way is Lennie like a kid rather than an adult? Give an Example.
37. Who is Whit?
38 39. What happens to Candy s dog? Who does it? How? Be Specific.
40. How is Slim like a judge? How did he pass verdict on the dog?
41. Who is Crooks? How did he get his name?
42. What is old Susy s place?
_____________________________________________________
43. There is symbolism in the situation with Candy s dog. Tell how this incident is symbolic of Candy
s own life on the ranch.
44. What regret does Candy have?
45 46. In detail from beginning to end, explain how Lennie ends up hurting Curley?
47. Why was Curley on edge right before the confrontation with Lennie?
48. What did Curley promise to tell about his injury? Why would he agree to go along with this lie?
CHAPTER 4 (Pgs. 66 83)
49. Describe the setting of Chapter 4.
50. What kind of man is Crooks?
51. What does Crooks say will happen to Lennie if George doesn t come back?
52. How does Lennie react to this?
Name: ________________________
Date: ________________________
Directions: On a separate piece of loose leaf paper, using an appropriate heading, answer the
following in COMPLETE SENTENCES.
CHAPTER 1 (Pgs. 1 17)
1. Describe the setting (time and place) of Chapter 1.
2. Steinbeck incorporates the literary technique of imagery (mental pictures) in this chapter. Explain
where and how the author uses this technique of imagery.
3. John Steinbeck uses animal imagery to describe Lennie, give examples.
5. Lennie is forgetful; therefore what would George not allow Lennie to carry?
6. Why does Lennie always want to carry a mouse with him?
7. Why does Lennie kill the mice that he has received?
8. George and Lennie were run out of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
38 65)
31. Describe the setting of Chapter 3.
32. What does George say when Slim calls Lennie a cuckoo?
33. What type of relationship is developing between Slim and George?
34. What was the last prank George played on Lennie? Why?
35. What further details do we learn about the incident in Weed? (Give Specifics)
36. In what way is Lennie like a kid rather than an adult? Give an Example.
37. Who is Whit?
38 39. What happens to Candy s dog? Who does it? How? Be Specific.
40. How is Slim like a judge? How did he pass verdict on the dog?
41. Who is Crooks? How did he get his name?
42. What is old Susy s place?
_____________________________________________________
43. There is symbolism in the situation with Candy s dog. Tell how this incident is symbolic of Candy
s own life on the ranch.
44. What regret does Candy have?
45 46. In detail from beginning to end, explain how Lennie ends up hurting Curley?
47. Why was Curley on edge right before the confrontation with Lennie?
48. What did Curley promise to tell about his injury? Why would he agree to go along with this lie?
CHAPTER 4 (Pgs. 66 83)
49. Describe the setting of Chapter 4.
50. What kind of man is Crooks?
51. What does Crooks say will happen to Lennie if George doesn t come back?
52. How does Lennie react to this?
53.According to Crooks, what happens to a man if he doesn t have somebody?
54. How did Curley s wife know that Lennie was the one who broke Curley s hand?
55 56. Why does Curley s wife
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54. How did Curley s wife know that Lennie was the one who broke Curley s hand?
55 56. Why does Curley s wife
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Crypto Wars Case
Case Synopsis
The Crypto Wars is the name for the U.S. government s attempts to limit the public s and foreign
nations access to cryptography strong enough to resist decryption by national intelligence agencies.1
U. S. Government law enforcement officials want tech companies to give them a backdoor into
encrypted cellphones and other devices. Tech companies object to it. There have been bills drafted in
Congress on this issue. Apparently, I will object to a bill to require tech companies to provide a
backdoor because it infringes the privacy rights of smartphone users. This is the ethical challenge
about privacy behind the Crypto Wars. However, this is a Right vs. Right issue since under specific
circumstances, such as kidnapping and terrorism, it is necessary to have the access of a backdoor into
encrypted mobile devices. This issue ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Government Law Enforcement Officials Claim
In October 2014, FBI Director James Comey is asking Congress to force cellphone developers into
building backdoors into all devices for law enforcement surveillance as the response to new customer
data encryption standards adopted by Apple and Google.3 U.S. government law enforcement officials
argued that the new encryption standards of Apple and Google would make it easier for bad guys to
evade arrest since it is hard for the police to track data under unused encryption. Comey asked
Congress to update the 1994 Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, which mandates
telephone companies wiretapping digital and Internet communications.
This year on June 1st, two lawmakers are urging Comey to drop his pursuit of decrypting smartphone
communications since it is impossible without weakening device security.4 At present, the bureau has
not drafted legislation to address this issue yet. These sources for the facts of this case are very reliable
because they are all from regular channels like The Washington Post, Electronic Frontier Foundation
and The Daily Caller.
Moral
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Case Synopsis
The Crypto Wars is the name for the U.S. government s attempts to limit the public s and foreign
nations access to cryptography strong enough to resist decryption by national intelligence agencies.1
U. S. Government law enforcement officials want tech companies to give them a backdoor into
encrypted cellphones and other devices. Tech companies object to it. There have been bills drafted in
Congress on this issue. Apparently, I will object to a bill to require tech companies to provide a
backdoor because it infringes the privacy rights of smartphone users. This is the ethical challenge
about privacy behind the Crypto Wars. However, this is a Right vs. Right issue since under specific
circumstances, such as kidnapping and terrorism, it is necessary to have the access of a backdoor into
encrypted mobile devices. This issue ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Government Law Enforcement Officials Claim
In October 2014, FBI Director James Comey is asking Congress to force cellphone developers into
building backdoors into all devices for law enforcement surveillance as the response to new customer
data encryption standards adopted by Apple and Google.3 U.S. government law enforcement officials
argued that the new encryption standards of Apple and Google would make it easier for bad guys to
evade arrest since it is hard for the police to track data under unused encryption. Comey asked
Congress to update the 1994 Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, which mandates
telephone companies wiretapping digital and Internet communications.
This year on June 1st, two lawmakers are urging Comey to drop his pursuit of decrypting smartphone
communications since it is impossible without weakening device security.4 At present, the bureau has
not drafted legislation to address this issue yet. These sources for the facts of this case are very reliable
because they are all from regular channels like The Washington Post, Electronic Frontier Foundation
and The Daily Caller.
Moral
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Advantages Of Sweatshops Essay
Lageju Krischal 1 Ashley Garcia Casas ESL 400 October 27, 2017 Final draft Sweatshops: worth the
price? A sweatshop is the place that has a poor working condition, where workers are paid very low
wage thought they work for longer hours. A sweatshop is defined by the US department of Labor as a
factory that violates 2 or more labor laws. Sweatshops are common in poor and developing countries.
Basically, they possess three major characteristics long hours, low pay and unsafe or unhealthy
working conditions. On the other hands it has been one ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sweatshops also helps in developing the infrastructure of the country. Besides raising the life standard
of the workers, it also helps in raising the economy of the country. One of the good things is that
companies need to pay taxes to the government which directly help to boost the economy of the
country. Furthermore, a successful investment in poor countries will send message to other potential
investors that there is a stable environment for investment, leading in more investment, job
opportunities and prosperity in the country. This have standardized the global economy. Many
technologies are introduced by the sweatshops in the country. Besides it also helps in developing the
infrastructure. As these factories need proper transportation, communication, digital technologies, etc.,
it helps in developing it. I also agree that sweatshops are not good all the time. Obviously, there are
some bad sides of sweatshops. The first thing is that people need to work in the horrific condition
putting their life in risk. Sometimes it s like your worst nightmare. They are a curse for human rights.
They do not care about the workers they are working for side workers are allowed to work for longer
hours without any food and break. They have always been criticized for their violation against child
labor and human rights. There are many cases where workers are abused. They are accused verbally,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lageju Krischal 1 Ashley Garcia Casas ESL 400 October 27, 2017 Final draft Sweatshops: worth the
price? A sweatshop is the place that has a poor working condition, where workers are paid very low
wage thought they work for longer hours. A sweatshop is defined by the US department of Labor as a
factory that violates 2 or more labor laws. Sweatshops are common in poor and developing countries.
Basically, they possess three major characteristics long hours, low pay and unsafe or unhealthy
working conditions. On the other hands it has been one ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sweatshops also helps in developing the infrastructure of the country. Besides raising the life standard
of the workers, it also helps in raising the economy of the country. One of the good things is that
companies need to pay taxes to the government which directly help to boost the economy of the
country. Furthermore, a successful investment in poor countries will send message to other potential
investors that there is a stable environment for investment, leading in more investment, job
opportunities and prosperity in the country. This have standardized the global economy. Many
technologies are introduced by the sweatshops in the country. Besides it also helps in developing the
infrastructure. As these factories need proper transportation, communication, digital technologies, etc.,
it helps in developing it. I also agree that sweatshops are not good all the time. Obviously, there are
some bad sides of sweatshops. The first thing is that people need to work in the horrific condition
putting their life in risk. Sometimes it s like your worst nightmare. They are a curse for human rights.
They do not care about the workers they are working for side workers are allowed to work for longer
hours without any food and break. They have always been criticized for their violation against child
labor and human rights. There are many cases where workers are abused. They are accused verbally,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Brief Note On The Population Of Noida
POPULATION OF NOIDA:
RIDERSHIP AT VARIOUS METRO STATIONS THE PIE CHART IS REPRESENTING THE
NUMBER OF PASSENGERS USING THE PARTICULAR METRO STATION PER DAY
Ridership of different metro Stations per month
SECTOR 18 22974
BOTANICAL GARDEN 22000 25000 (Approx.)
NOIDA CITY CENTER 25000 (Approx.)
FUTURE PROJECTIONS
According to UN Asia Pacific Human Development New Delhi is going to be largest city in terms of
population with 26 million by the year 2020 followed by TOKYO at the top with 37 million people.
This figure is self explanatory and is going to impact NOIDA as well as it is going to be the next self
sufficient market for the corporates.
Metro is a main ingredient to what NOIDA is going to have and be in the next couple of years. There
are various factors responsible for the growth potential of NOIDA and the connectivity, decongested
routes, seamless travel is mandatory for all these.
The various factors for the future projections are:
Proximity to the Capital territory (DELHI)
Agriculturally fertile land
Development of Greater Noida, Noida Greater Noida Expressway
Various proposals for Transportation Infrastructure development
FNG Expressway
Noida Greater Noida Expressway
Rail connection with Ghaziabad at one end and Tughlakabad at the other end
Linkage with the MRTS of Delhi
A part from all these factors the expansion of metro connectivity plan is also in process:
Sector 71 to Noida Extension a 7 km stretch
City
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POPULATION OF NOIDA:
RIDERSHIP AT VARIOUS METRO STATIONS THE PIE CHART IS REPRESENTING THE
NUMBER OF PASSENGERS USING THE PARTICULAR METRO STATION PER DAY
Ridership of different metro Stations per month
SECTOR 18 22974
BOTANICAL GARDEN 22000 25000 (Approx.)
NOIDA CITY CENTER 25000 (Approx.)
FUTURE PROJECTIONS
According to UN Asia Pacific Human Development New Delhi is going to be largest city in terms of
population with 26 million by the year 2020 followed by TOKYO at the top with 37 million people.
This figure is self explanatory and is going to impact NOIDA as well as it is going to be the next self
sufficient market for the corporates.
Metro is a main ingredient to what NOIDA is going to have and be in the next couple of years. There
are various factors responsible for the growth potential of NOIDA and the connectivity, decongested
routes, seamless travel is mandatory for all these.
The various factors for the future projections are:
Proximity to the Capital territory (DELHI)
Agriculturally fertile land
Development of Greater Noida, Noida Greater Noida Expressway
Various proposals for Transportation Infrastructure development
FNG Expressway
Noida Greater Noida Expressway
Rail connection with Ghaziabad at one end and Tughlakabad at the other end
Linkage with the MRTS of Delhi
A part from all these factors the expansion of metro connectivity plan is also in process:
Sector 71 to Noida Extension a 7 km stretch
City
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United States Entry Into World War I
Commendable or Contempible: The United States entry into World War I
37,466,904. This is the total number of casualties during World War 1. The United States accounted
for 323,018 of those deaths. Almost 40 million deaths could have been avoided without World War 1.
So was the damage caused by World War 1 worth it? Was it beneficial for the United States to enter
the Great War. Yes, it was. The benefits accompanied with America entering the Great War largely
outweigh the detriments that the war brought. The United States should enter the Great War because
the war will benefit the United States economically, will help the United States gain a more powerful
military, and the end of the war will lead to the 19th amendment thus allowing women ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the early twentieth century, before the war began, the role of women was already changing
drastically. Women were working more, gaining a better education and having fewer children. Then,
during the war, women played a crucial role in aiding the war efforts. One way women assisted in the
war was moving into jobs that were previously vacated by men who were drafted into the war. Women
also assisted in munitions factories. These are factories that make war materials. Women could have
sewed uniforms or helped make weapons. These factories were the number one employer for women
during 1918. After the introduction of conscription in 1916 women began to work in jobs that were
traditional reserved for men. Employment rates for women during World War I went up from 23.6%
(1914) to 46.7% (1918). Because the population of women in America benefited the war efforts
greatly, in 1918, the women s suffrage amendment was passed in senate with the necessary 2/3 votes.
America s involvement in the Great War led directly to the passing of the 19th amendment, granting
women the right to vote.
It is now clear that the United States should enter the Great War because the war will benefit the
United States economically, will help the United States gain a more powerful military, and the end of
the war will lead to the 19th amendment thus allowing women to vote. The minimal
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Commendable or Contempible: The United States entry into World War I
37,466,904. This is the total number of casualties during World War 1. The United States accounted
for 323,018 of those deaths. Almost 40 million deaths could have been avoided without World War 1.
So was the damage caused by World War 1 worth it? Was it beneficial for the United States to enter
the Great War. Yes, it was. The benefits accompanied with America entering the Great War largely
outweigh the detriments that the war brought. The United States should enter the Great War because
the war will benefit the United States economically, will help the United States gain a more powerful
military, and the end of the war will lead to the 19th amendment thus allowing women ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the early twentieth century, before the war began, the role of women was already changing
drastically. Women were working more, gaining a better education and having fewer children. Then,
during the war, women played a crucial role in aiding the war efforts. One way women assisted in the
war was moving into jobs that were previously vacated by men who were drafted into the war. Women
also assisted in munitions factories. These are factories that make war materials. Women could have
sewed uniforms or helped make weapons. These factories were the number one employer for women
during 1918. After the introduction of conscription in 1916 women began to work in jobs that were
traditional reserved for men. Employment rates for women during World War I went up from 23.6%
(1914) to 46.7% (1918). Because the population of women in America benefited the war efforts
greatly, in 1918, the women s suffrage amendment was passed in senate with the necessary 2/3 votes.
America s involvement in the Great War led directly to the passing of the 19th amendment, granting
women the right to vote.
It is now clear that the United States should enter the Great War because the war will benefit the
United States economically, will help the United States gain a more powerful military, and the end of
the war will lead to the 19th amendment thus allowing women to vote. The minimal
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King John 1 Research Paper
1. Q: How was King John I generally perceived as a king by his followers/citizens?
A: Under King John s reign, he issued a new coinage system that not only helped sustain the kingdom
s economy, but promoted the importation and exportation of goods and the development of urban
areas. King John s motives would later escalate taxation, punishing those who weren t able to pay
them. Not only was he lustful of keeping an army of mercenaries, he was extremely restrictive of his
land after his hold on Normandy was relinquished from Phillip of France in 1204 (Sommerville). Due
to this, many of his barons became more and more wary and unfavorable to King John I. As the king
kept on with his warring tendencies, he had started to obtain copious amounts ... Show more content
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Being the youngest son in his family, he was behind all of his brothers in line or succession and
inheriting power from his father. When King Henry II died in 1189, John s older brother, Richard
overtook the throne in his place. After the death of Richard when he was slain in France, John took
over as King of England. When John died in 1216 on his way to war with rebels in England, his son
took over the throne. John s son, Henry III became king at the age of 9 ( John, Lackland ).
Q: 8. How did John receive the nickname Lackland during his father s reign?
A: Being the youngest and favorite son of his father, King Henry II, he learned how to cunduct
business as well as being taught knighthood. Of course, he was in line to inherit what his father
owned, but was in fourth behind his brothers. Having to wait to receive these assets, such as land,
John was given the nickname Lackland for lacking land that he technically owned. This nickname
picked up around England, and was stuck to John ( John, Lackland ).
Q: 9. When and how did he
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1. Q: How was King John I generally perceived as a king by his followers/citizens?
A: Under King John s reign, he issued a new coinage system that not only helped sustain the kingdom
s economy, but promoted the importation and exportation of goods and the development of urban
areas. King John s motives would later escalate taxation, punishing those who weren t able to pay
them. Not only was he lustful of keeping an army of mercenaries, he was extremely restrictive of his
land after his hold on Normandy was relinquished from Phillip of France in 1204 (Sommerville). Due
to this, many of his barons became more and more wary and unfavorable to King John I. As the king
kept on with his warring tendencies, he had started to obtain copious amounts ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Being the youngest son in his family, he was behind all of his brothers in line or succession and
inheriting power from his father. When King Henry II died in 1189, John s older brother, Richard
overtook the throne in his place. After the death of Richard when he was slain in France, John took
over as King of England. When John died in 1216 on his way to war with rebels in England, his son
took over the throne. John s son, Henry III became king at the age of 9 ( John, Lackland ).
Q: 8. How did John receive the nickname Lackland during his father s reign?
A: Being the youngest and favorite son of his father, King Henry II, he learned how to cunduct
business as well as being taught knighthood. Of course, he was in line to inherit what his father
owned, but was in fourth behind his brothers. Having to wait to receive these assets, such as land,
John was given the nickname Lackland for lacking land that he technically owned. This nickname
picked up around England, and was stuck to John ( John, Lackland ).
Q: 9. When and how did he
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Slaughterhouse-Five Vs Catch 22 Essay
SlaughterHouse Five Vs. Catch 22: Compare and Contrast Both of the books Slaughterhouse five and
Catch 22, written by Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller respectfully, use the experiences of the authors
to mold their antiwar viewpoints. While both books are written with serious tones they also manage to
include comedy to support some points. Each book is different however with each Heller and
Vonnegut s writing styles. As you read the book you come to realize how war negatively affects the
soldiers involved through the stories of each protagonist in the books. Each book uses a non
chronological structure to tell the stories. In the beginning each book kind of skips about randomly
and creates their own kind of messes. The books both keep up with ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
For example, the most ironic part of Catch 22 is the catch 22 itself. A catch 22 is defined as a dilemma
or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent
conditions. You can see an easy example from just reading the description of the book. A man is
considered insane if he willingly continues to fly dangerous combat missions, but if he makes a formal
request to be removed from duty, he is proven sane and therefore ineligible to be relieved. What this is
pretty much saying is someone who wants to be discharged is sane and has to go on more missions but
someone who goes on these missions is considered insane. because people do not want to go to war
The number of flight missions to be flown before a soldier can be dismissed is raised. The reason for
this is because Colonel Cathcart wants to be promoted to a General. Just as Yossarian, the protagonist,
gets closer to the number of required number of missions, the number is raised. Slaughterhouse Five
actually goes farther than just using the non chronological structure by also writing in short chapters.
The chapters are comprised of short paragraphs that are divided into unrelated sections. Vonnegut uses
this unique structure because the way events are told to the reader is similar to how undifferentiated
schizophrenics think and communicate ideas which
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SlaughterHouse Five Vs. Catch 22: Compare and Contrast Both of the books Slaughterhouse five and
Catch 22, written by Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller respectfully, use the experiences of the authors
to mold their antiwar viewpoints. While both books are written with serious tones they also manage to
include comedy to support some points. Each book is different however with each Heller and
Vonnegut s writing styles. As you read the book you come to realize how war negatively affects the
soldiers involved through the stories of each protagonist in the books. Each book uses a non
chronological structure to tell the stories. In the beginning each book kind of skips about randomly
and creates their own kind of messes. The books both keep up with ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
For example, the most ironic part of Catch 22 is the catch 22 itself. A catch 22 is defined as a dilemma
or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent
conditions. You can see an easy example from just reading the description of the book. A man is
considered insane if he willingly continues to fly dangerous combat missions, but if he makes a formal
request to be removed from duty, he is proven sane and therefore ineligible to be relieved. What this is
pretty much saying is someone who wants to be discharged is sane and has to go on more missions but
someone who goes on these missions is considered insane. because people do not want to go to war
The number of flight missions to be flown before a soldier can be dismissed is raised. The reason for
this is because Colonel Cathcart wants to be promoted to a General. Just as Yossarian, the protagonist,
gets closer to the number of required number of missions, the number is raised. Slaughterhouse Five
actually goes farther than just using the non chronological structure by also writing in short chapters.
The chapters are comprised of short paragraphs that are divided into unrelated sections. Vonnegut uses
this unique structure because the way events are told to the reader is similar to how undifferentiated
schizophrenics think and communicate ideas which
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Year 11 Case Study Essay
An examination of existing and notable information demonstrates movement volumes inside the four
town grew at a normal twelve month rate for 1. 05% between 1991 Furthermore 2001. The course 6
crash rate for those entire about cape cod might have been 0. 79 crashes for every million vehicle
miles voyaged on normal starting with 1991 1998 same time course 6 clinched alongside Eastham
needed a standout amongst those most noteworthy crash rates with respect to cape cod at 2. 17 crashes
for every million miles from claiming vehicle go. Overwhelming and developing movement volumes
coupled for those existing helter skelter crash rates to those hall settle on those look for What s more
execution from claiming results An helter skelter priority, particularly for Eastham. Aggregate quite a
while round number to Eastham, Wellfleet, What s more Truro grew 20. 6% the middle of the 1990
What s more 2000 Censuses, climbing with 10,289 for 2000, same time Provincetown s year round
number diminished 3. 7% should 3,431. The Statistics positioned Eastham and Wellfleet Concerning
illustration those tenth Also 13th most seasoned towns in the state with average ages ... Show more
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Those area of the course 6 hall from Brackett street north of the Wellfleet town line is normal to
perceive the most elevated increment done delay: starting with present delay about regarding 23
seconds to around 51 seconds for every vehicle, or something like a 122% expansion. This forecast, In
view of Recreation of the corridor, structured a benchmark for thinking about those clogging affects
from claiming hall
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An examination of existing and notable information demonstrates movement volumes inside the four
town grew at a normal twelve month rate for 1. 05% between 1991 Furthermore 2001. The course 6
crash rate for those entire about cape cod might have been 0. 79 crashes for every million vehicle
miles voyaged on normal starting with 1991 1998 same time course 6 clinched alongside Eastham
needed a standout amongst those most noteworthy crash rates with respect to cape cod at 2. 17 crashes
for every million miles from claiming vehicle go. Overwhelming and developing movement volumes
coupled for those existing helter skelter crash rates to those hall settle on those look for What s more
execution from claiming results An helter skelter priority, particularly for Eastham. Aggregate quite a
while round number to Eastham, Wellfleet, What s more Truro grew 20. 6% the middle of the 1990
What s more 2000 Censuses, climbing with 10,289 for 2000, same time Provincetown s year round
number diminished 3. 7% should 3,431. The Statistics positioned Eastham and Wellfleet Concerning
illustration those tenth Also 13th most seasoned towns in the state with average ages ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Those area of the course 6 hall from Brackett street north of the Wellfleet town line is normal to
perceive the most elevated increment done delay: starting with present delay about regarding 23
seconds to around 51 seconds for every vehicle, or something like a 122% expansion. This forecast, In
view of Recreation of the corridor, structured a benchmark for thinking about those clogging affects
from claiming hall
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Exciting Modifications
Since you have moved much has changed. Exciting modifications have transpired during past year.
Events including youth group, orchestra, and my own personal interests have taken dramatic turns.
Changes for the better and worse have been established. Youth group has altered noticeably only
recently. Instead of Impact it is titled six7; similarly, they have changed their logo as well. Although I
will constantly support youth group as a whole, I am having trouble adjusting to this change.
Currently we are in a lesson series called I Am. It elaborates on topics about self confidence. Pete does
a wonderful job engaging the audience, which is an impressive feat. Our friends are doing fine. They
are involved with multiple activities. This and youth group keeps them occupied. All in all, youth
group has seen a multitude of wonderful and difficult times after you left. ... Show more content on
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This includes Chamber Strings, or Honors Orchestra. Honors Orchestra was initiated at the beginning
of the year. The difference between Honors and regular orchestra is that you need to try out for
Honors. There are 13 members; three first violins, three second violins, four violas, two cellos, and
one bass. I was fortunate to be placed as a second violin. My family is immensely proud. Our music
this year is exhilarating. We are playing contemporary songs and multiple classics. I have practiced
often only to find that the music is interestingly challenging. In addition, I have met numerous people
due to the incoming seventh graders. Having doubled the size of our orchestra to a truly incredible
size, the seventh graders are extraordinarily talented and enthusiastic. The orchestra program has, and
still is, continuing to enhance and
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Since you have moved much has changed. Exciting modifications have transpired during past year.
Events including youth group, orchestra, and my own personal interests have taken dramatic turns.
Changes for the better and worse have been established. Youth group has altered noticeably only
recently. Instead of Impact it is titled six7; similarly, they have changed their logo as well. Although I
will constantly support youth group as a whole, I am having trouble adjusting to this change.
Currently we are in a lesson series called I Am. It elaborates on topics about self confidence. Pete does
a wonderful job engaging the audience, which is an impressive feat. Our friends are doing fine. They
are involved with multiple activities. This and youth group keeps them occupied. All in all, youth
group has seen a multitude of wonderful and difficult times after you left. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This includes Chamber Strings, or Honors Orchestra. Honors Orchestra was initiated at the beginning
of the year. The difference between Honors and regular orchestra is that you need to try out for
Honors. There are 13 members; three first violins, three second violins, four violas, two cellos, and
one bass. I was fortunate to be placed as a second violin. My family is immensely proud. Our music
this year is exhilarating. We are playing contemporary songs and multiple classics. I have practiced
often only to find that the music is interestingly challenging. In addition, I have met numerous people
due to the incoming seventh graders. Having doubled the size of our orchestra to a truly incredible
size, the seventh graders are extraordinarily talented and enthusiastic. The orchestra program has, and
still is, continuing to enhance and
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Countertransference In Counseling
Individuals have a strong desire to be understood by others, yet they may often remain unfulfilled
(Kottler, 2017 pp. 273 274). Those that enter the profession may find an awareness in solving their
concerns and problems while on the path of assisting other people (Kottler, 2017). In view, the journey
toward helping others may lead a counselor to pay attention to acknowledging their own feelings, self
discovery, self assessment, and such self realization may, in turn, be a catalyst for growth. However, a
counselor s vulnerability of countertransference may arise if the counselor transfers feelings to a
client, which may be a response to the phenomenon of transference. Also, being close to others
situational difficulties may cause one to internalize other s problems. In viewpoint, and in agreement
with Kottler (2017), the boldness and the value of risk taking are essential in a strategic therapeutic
client relationship. Interestingly, working with children who have emotional, behavioral disorders,
while at times taking home the day s occurrences happen to help me to discover new positive solutions
and outcomes with quiet time to reflect upon the day, for example. Subsequently, the reflections lend a
choice of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A counselor must become vulnerable enough to leave behind some armor and defenses (Kottler,
2017). In fact, working through personal loss, as a survivor of domestic violence, a survivor of
numerous crimes, experiencing poverty, and undergoing a constant re victimization from others and
the judicial system has increased my resiliency and further motivates me to help others toward
positive outcomes. Therefore, my altruistic trait goes beyond life experiences alone. Most important
are the inspiration and experience of positive results that a counselor may experience for their clients
as well as themselves that makes the vulnerability and risk fruitful and
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Individuals have a strong desire to be understood by others, yet they may often remain unfulfilled
(Kottler, 2017 pp. 273 274). Those that enter the profession may find an awareness in solving their
concerns and problems while on the path of assisting other people (Kottler, 2017). In view, the journey
toward helping others may lead a counselor to pay attention to acknowledging their own feelings, self
discovery, self assessment, and such self realization may, in turn, be a catalyst for growth. However, a
counselor s vulnerability of countertransference may arise if the counselor transfers feelings to a
client, which may be a response to the phenomenon of transference. Also, being close to others
situational difficulties may cause one to internalize other s problems. In viewpoint, and in agreement
with Kottler (2017), the boldness and the value of risk taking are essential in a strategic therapeutic
client relationship. Interestingly, working with children who have emotional, behavioral disorders,
while at times taking home the day s occurrences happen to help me to discover new positive solutions
and outcomes with quiet time to reflect upon the day, for example. Subsequently, the reflections lend a
choice of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A counselor must become vulnerable enough to leave behind some armor and defenses (Kottler,
2017). In fact, working through personal loss, as a survivor of domestic violence, a survivor of
numerous crimes, experiencing poverty, and undergoing a constant re victimization from others and
the judicial system has increased my resiliency and further motivates me to help others toward
positive outcomes. Therefore, my altruistic trait goes beyond life experiences alone. Most important
are the inspiration and experience of positive results that a counselor may experience for their clients
as well as themselves that makes the vulnerability and risk fruitful and
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The Class System
The class system is commonly known throughout the world, although some countries admit its
existence and adhere to it more readily than others. In the US, sociologists have broken down the
typical three classes of upper, middle and lower into six classes: upper/super class, upper middle,
middle, working, working poor, and underclass. These groupings better illustrate the current state of
society, and the variances that exist between them. The superclass is the elite. They generally are in
this class due to income from outside of work, such as gaining an inheritance. This also includes
captains of industry or other prestigious work positions, and household income is $2 million (Doob,
2013, p. 78). This group is the 1% that was rallied ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It s often believed that one will remain in the social class to which they were born, but structural
mobility has made a great impact on that concept. Structural mobility describes the technological or
institutional change [that] creates an increase or decrease in jobs within a certain class (Doob, 2013, p.
87). In the last few decades, this has generally served to create downward intergenerational mobility,
because the jobs that were held by baby boomers and caused upward social mobility for them have
now been replaced by technology or eliminated altogether. Younger generations have found
themselves facing competition not only from their peers, but from the machines that are quickly being
used to reduce
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The class system is commonly known throughout the world, although some countries admit its
existence and adhere to it more readily than others. In the US, sociologists have broken down the
typical three classes of upper, middle and lower into six classes: upper/super class, upper middle,
middle, working, working poor, and underclass. These groupings better illustrate the current state of
society, and the variances that exist between them. The superclass is the elite. They generally are in
this class due to income from outside of work, such as gaining an inheritance. This also includes
captains of industry or other prestigious work positions, and household income is $2 million (Doob,
2013, p. 78). This group is the 1% that was rallied ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It s often believed that one will remain in the social class to which they were born, but structural
mobility has made a great impact on that concept. Structural mobility describes the technological or
institutional change [that] creates an increase or decrease in jobs within a certain class (Doob, 2013, p.
87). In the last few decades, this has generally served to create downward intergenerational mobility,
because the jobs that were held by baby boomers and caused upward social mobility for them have
now been replaced by technology or eliminated altogether. Younger generations have found
themselves facing competition not only from their peers, but from the machines that are quickly being
used to reduce
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Essay on The Power of Words
The Power of Words Communication and language are not always synonymous. Gesticulations and
facial expression can convey certain messages that often make verbal expression unnecessary.
Although I appreciate the endless possibilities that are associated with speaking, our primary means of
communication, I have discovered that the human capacity for speech might not be as extremely
innate as the linguist Noam Chomsky claimed. A few years ago, I had the privilege of encountering a
thirty five year old woman named Joann at a summer camp for adults with multiple disabilities. Being
extremely autistic, Joann was unable to close her mouth, let alone form distinguishable words. Instead
of talking, her principal method of communication was to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Genie was never able to learn how to properly talk and was rendered verbally impotent by her silent
environment, but according to Dennett, shouldn t she have been able to learn? However, Joann did
seem to be able to understand what was being said to her, though she was not capable of responding
since she was able to comprehend and follow simple directions. Even some of the most autistic people
in the camp were able to recognize when someone was talking to them, which confirms the innateness
of oral comprehension, but not speaking. Understanding and talking are not interchangeable, so a
clarification is needed in order to distinguish the two. I sometimes have moments in which a verbal
freeze occurs, in which I have a thought that I can t manage to verbalize. Perhaps Joann lives in a
constant state where she is unable to express what she is thinking the thought processes are there, but
the language is not. If this is true, then the capacity for language is innate, but cannot be so simply
accessed in all people. Therefore, is it possible for Joann to think without using language? Are
language and thought somehow linked? For our Neanderthal and early human forbearers, verbal
communication probably consisted of a series of grunts and gestures and language as we know it
today subsequently ensued. Thus, did thought precede language? Our ancestors were able to create fire
without words, which displays some form of intellect, but I think that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Power of Words Communication and language are not always synonymous. Gesticulations and
facial expression can convey certain messages that often make verbal expression unnecessary.
Although I appreciate the endless possibilities that are associated with speaking, our primary means of
communication, I have discovered that the human capacity for speech might not be as extremely
innate as the linguist Noam Chomsky claimed. A few years ago, I had the privilege of encountering a
thirty five year old woman named Joann at a summer camp for adults with multiple disabilities. Being
extremely autistic, Joann was unable to close her mouth, let alone form distinguishable words. Instead
of talking, her principal method of communication was to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Genie was never able to learn how to properly talk and was rendered verbally impotent by her silent
environment, but according to Dennett, shouldn t she have been able to learn? However, Joann did
seem to be able to understand what was being said to her, though she was not capable of responding
since she was able to comprehend and follow simple directions. Even some of the most autistic people
in the camp were able to recognize when someone was talking to them, which confirms the innateness
of oral comprehension, but not speaking. Understanding and talking are not interchangeable, so a
clarification is needed in order to distinguish the two. I sometimes have moments in which a verbal
freeze occurs, in which I have a thought that I can t manage to verbalize. Perhaps Joann lives in a
constant state where she is unable to express what she is thinking the thought processes are there, but
the language is not. If this is true, then the capacity for language is innate, but cannot be so simply
accessed in all people. Therefore, is it possible for Joann to think without using language? Are
language and thought somehow linked? For our Neanderthal and early human forbearers, verbal
communication probably consisted of a series of grunts and gestures and language as we know it
today subsequently ensued. Thus, did thought precede language? Our ancestors were able to create fire
without words, which displays some form of intellect, but I think that
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Analysis Of Bad Feminist By Roxane Gay
We are not the Same: A Summary of Bad Feminist
Roxane Gay, author of the article entitled Bad Feminist , is a very accomplished American feminist
writer. Her publication of Bad Feminist in 2012 gained national public attention (1). Feminism, as
defined in the dictionary, is the advocacy of women s rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes
(2), but Gay explains throughout her article that being a feminist is not just as simple as agreeing with
this need for gender equality. The feminist label is too narrow and because of this the feminist
movement is breaking apart. In this piece, Gay addresses how our society currently defines feminism
and explains why this definition does not encompass everybody that it should.
Gay starts by explaining that when we talk about feminism today we only refer to a small sliver of the
entire feminist population, the essential feminist. To fit into the essential feminist category there are
many feminist ideals you must live up to in order to be doing feminism right (Gay). The standards
assumed are anger, humorlessness, militancy, hate sex, white, heterosexual, career driven, beautiful
and so on (Gay). Gay stops to point out one of the many flaws in this definition; if beauty is an
essential part of being a feminist and your worth is determined in part by your beauty, isn t that
entirely contradictory to the very thing feminism is fighting against? Because of this narrow and
stereotypical image of feminism at center stage in the
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We are not the Same: A Summary of Bad Feminist
Roxane Gay, author of the article entitled Bad Feminist , is a very accomplished American feminist
writer. Her publication of Bad Feminist in 2012 gained national public attention (1). Feminism, as
defined in the dictionary, is the advocacy of women s rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes
(2), but Gay explains throughout her article that being a feminist is not just as simple as agreeing with
this need for gender equality. The feminist label is too narrow and because of this the feminist
movement is breaking apart. In this piece, Gay addresses how our society currently defines feminism
and explains why this definition does not encompass everybody that it should.
Gay starts by explaining that when we talk about feminism today we only refer to a small sliver of the
entire feminist population, the essential feminist. To fit into the essential feminist category there are
many feminist ideals you must live up to in order to be doing feminism right (Gay). The standards
assumed are anger, humorlessness, militancy, hate sex, white, heterosexual, career driven, beautiful
and so on (Gay). Gay stops to point out one of the many flaws in this definition; if beauty is an
essential part of being a feminist and your worth is determined in part by your beauty, isn t that
entirely contradictory to the very thing feminism is fighting against? Because of this narrow and
stereotypical image of feminism at center stage in the
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The Influences and Strategies of Female Abolitionists
Slavery was a growing problem in America in the 19th century and anti slavery supporters as well as
pro slavery supporters were fighting to gain as much support as possible. There were many strategies
used, but one that was exceedingly effective was the involvement of women. Female anti slavery
abolitionist societies were created all over the North. Beginning in 1833 Philadelphia, Boston, and
New York in 1836, spreading to other cities like Providence, Rhode Island, Portland, Maine, and
quickly spreading through the countryside. By the late 1830s there were female societies in
communities as small as Boylston, Massachusetts, with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants. These local
societies were in most ways like the many thousands of other women s voluntary organizations that
were emerging in Northern communities in the early nineteenth century. Female abolitionists were
determined to have their opinions heard in a controversial political society dominated by men. One
strategy used by female abolitionists was the use powerful oratory to spread the word of the abolition
cause. Angelina Grimke was a female abolitionist who toured the North speaking. She had a very large
impact on society and shed light on a perspective of slavery that had never been seen before. Grimke
was a daughter of a wealthy southern judge and was raised in a prominent family. She used her own
experiences to illustrate the evils of slavery. She spoke to crowds of sympathetic listeners, hostile pro
slavery
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Slavery was a growing problem in America in the 19th century and anti slavery supporters as well as
pro slavery supporters were fighting to gain as much support as possible. There were many strategies
used, but one that was exceedingly effective was the involvement of women. Female anti slavery
abolitionist societies were created all over the North. Beginning in 1833 Philadelphia, Boston, and
New York in 1836, spreading to other cities like Providence, Rhode Island, Portland, Maine, and
quickly spreading through the countryside. By the late 1830s there were female societies in
communities as small as Boylston, Massachusetts, with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants. These local
societies were in most ways like the many thousands of other women s voluntary organizations that
were emerging in Northern communities in the early nineteenth century. Female abolitionists were
determined to have their opinions heard in a controversial political society dominated by men. One
strategy used by female abolitionists was the use powerful oratory to spread the word of the abolition
cause. Angelina Grimke was a female abolitionist who toured the North speaking. She had a very large
impact on society and shed light on a perspective of slavery that had never been seen before. Grimke
was a daughter of a wealthy southern judge and was raised in a prominent family. She used her own
experiences to illustrate the evils of slavery. She spoke to crowds of sympathetic listeners, hostile pro
slavery
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Tiffany Co. Marketing Assesment
Shauna Brown
Marketing Project Part Two
Principals of Marketing
Dr. Sarah Williams, Instructor
October 28, 2011
How the Economic Environment Impacts Tiffany amp; CO
Economic environment consists of the totality of economic factors, such as employment, income,
inflation, interest rates, productivity, and wealth that influence the buying behavior of consumers and
institutions (businessdictionary, 2011). Tiffany amp; Co contributes to the economic growth of the
community around them by opening stores in the states; in 2004 the company opened ten stores four
of which were located in the United States. That year sales increased 2.2 billion which means some of
that revenue was filtered through the communities that the stores were ... Show more content on
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On the Tiffany web site they clearly outline who they purchase their diamonds from, Laurelton
Diamonds with known sources across the globe, primarily in Africa, Canada and Russia. They work to
eliminate the flow of conflict diamonds rough diamonds that are smuggled by rebel movements to
finance wars against legitimate governments. Tiffany also does research on countries they purchase
from to make sure they follow the guidelines of Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS).
This is an international cooperative monitoring system created by governments, industry and civil
society to eliminate the flow of conflict diamonds. To comply with this process, rough diamonds may
only move among participating countries in sealed containers with accompanying documentation
evidencing that the diamonds are conflict free (Tiffany, 2011).
How Competitive Environment Impacts Tiffany amp; CO Competitive environment describes how
strong the battle in a market for the favor of the customers is or in other words shows how intense the
competition is (12manage, 2011). Tiffany s competition comes from many different areas such as
small department retail shops and specialty jewelry chains; they also face competition from exclusive
retailers such as Bulgari and Cartier. Direct competition comes from distributers like Signet Group,
Zale and Blue Nile. Signet Group is the world s largest specialty jewelry
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Shauna Brown
Marketing Project Part Two
Principals of Marketing
Dr. Sarah Williams, Instructor
October 28, 2011
How the Economic Environment Impacts Tiffany amp; CO
Economic environment consists of the totality of economic factors, such as employment, income,
inflation, interest rates, productivity, and wealth that influence the buying behavior of consumers and
institutions (businessdictionary, 2011). Tiffany amp; Co contributes to the economic growth of the
community around them by opening stores in the states; in 2004 the company opened ten stores four
of which were located in the United States. That year sales increased 2.2 billion which means some of
that revenue was filtered through the communities that the stores were ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
On the Tiffany web site they clearly outline who they purchase their diamonds from, Laurelton
Diamonds with known sources across the globe, primarily in Africa, Canada and Russia. They work to
eliminate the flow of conflict diamonds rough diamonds that are smuggled by rebel movements to
finance wars against legitimate governments. Tiffany also does research on countries they purchase
from to make sure they follow the guidelines of Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS).
This is an international cooperative monitoring system created by governments, industry and civil
society to eliminate the flow of conflict diamonds. To comply with this process, rough diamonds may
only move among participating countries in sealed containers with accompanying documentation
evidencing that the diamonds are conflict free (Tiffany, 2011).
How Competitive Environment Impacts Tiffany amp; CO Competitive environment describes how
strong the battle in a market for the favor of the customers is or in other words shows how intense the
competition is (12manage, 2011). Tiffany s competition comes from many different areas such as
small department retail shops and specialty jewelry chains; they also face competition from exclusive
retailers such as Bulgari and Cartier. Direct competition comes from distributers like Signet Group,
Zale and Blue Nile. Signet Group is the world s largest specialty jewelry
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The Importance Of The Viet Cong
Having witnessed the situation months before the evacuation of Saigon, It s hard to believe that
everything went pear shaped so quickly. But, the evidence is clear, the Viet Cong were in fact the
superior force in this war, and I suppose we should all be thankful that our forces were withdrawn
early.
However, I am not here to praise the Communist party of Vietnam. It is my firm belief that the
Americans should have won this war, and that Vietnam should never have been divided in the first
place, as this gave them the power to reclaim their land, piece by piece.
The people of Vietnam have become overconfident, and believe that they are entitled to claim their
own land and make their own decisions when clearly, anyone who supports communism
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Having witnessed the situation months before the evacuation of Saigon, It s hard to believe that
everything went pear shaped so quickly. But, the evidence is clear, the Viet Cong were in fact the
superior force in this war, and I suppose we should all be thankful that our forces were withdrawn
early.
However, I am not here to praise the Communist party of Vietnam. It is my firm belief that the
Americans should have won this war, and that Vietnam should never have been divided in the first
place, as this gave them the power to reclaim their land, piece by piece.
The people of Vietnam have become overconfident, and believe that they are entitled to claim their
own land and make their own decisions when clearly, anyone who supports communism
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Social Stigma Examples
Stigma is usually attached to someone as a way to put labels on that person. These tags so call it are
ways to identify that person. For example, handicapped, disabled, veterans and doctors are titles in
which might put them as at a disadvantage or advantage. Social stigma is the extreme discontent with
a person or group which allows others to approval or disapproval of them. The greater society is
viewed as the norm and depending what stigma is attached to you, the results can depict how you are
treated. . For example a homeless person is shamed upon and automatically assumed to have a mental
disease or a drug / alcohol addiction leading to their homelessness. Attributes associated with social
stigma are often having political motives and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The discredited is physical traits that would let other people know about their condition. For example,
someone who is blind has a walking stick or someone who is too weak to walk is in a wheelchair.
These types of disabilities are not part of the norm in social settings. Discreditable is not noticeable
and doesn t interfere with their public image. Their disabilities are not easy to tell unless the person
tells others. For example, someone who has HIV/AIDS, mental illness or criminal backgrounds, these
people can still blend in with society without people knowing their status or past behaviors. The
difference between discredited and discreditable is the characteristics of them, discredited is physical
traits and discreditable is more feelings and diseases that one isn t going to know unless they disclose
this information to others. Goffman defines personal identity as the person s history and attitude. Like
an ID tells others what behaviors are appropriate to individuals. For example, someone who is under
18 can t drink or smoke or be able to go to clubs. The owner of these things asks to see their ID to
know if they can t or can have these things. But, someone can get a fake ID and be able to do some
things that he or she wouldn t be able to do normally without the fake ID. Personal identity is used as
a way to know who the person is. The information on an ID holds handful
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Stigma is usually attached to someone as a way to put labels on that person. These tags so call it are
ways to identify that person. For example, handicapped, disabled, veterans and doctors are titles in
which might put them as at a disadvantage or advantage. Social stigma is the extreme discontent with
a person or group which allows others to approval or disapproval of them. The greater society is
viewed as the norm and depending what stigma is attached to you, the results can depict how you are
treated. . For example a homeless person is shamed upon and automatically assumed to have a mental
disease or a drug / alcohol addiction leading to their homelessness. Attributes associated with social
stigma are often having political motives and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The discredited is physical traits that would let other people know about their condition. For example,
someone who is blind has a walking stick or someone who is too weak to walk is in a wheelchair.
These types of disabilities are not part of the norm in social settings. Discreditable is not noticeable
and doesn t interfere with their public image. Their disabilities are not easy to tell unless the person
tells others. For example, someone who has HIV/AIDS, mental illness or criminal backgrounds, these
people can still blend in with society without people knowing their status or past behaviors. The
difference between discredited and discreditable is the characteristics of them, discredited is physical
traits and discreditable is more feelings and diseases that one isn t going to know unless they disclose
this information to others. Goffman defines personal identity as the person s history and attitude. Like
an ID tells others what behaviors are appropriate to individuals. For example, someone who is under
18 can t drink or smoke or be able to go to clubs. The owner of these things asks to see their ID to
know if they can t or can have these things. But, someone can get a fake ID and be able to do some
things that he or she wouldn t be able to do normally without the fake ID. Personal identity is used as
a way to know who the person is. The information on an ID holds handful
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Chondroitin Supplements Research Paper
In order for your joints to do their job, they need to be well cared for by regular exercise and a healthy
diet that implements natural nutrients. Sometimes the best way for your body to absorb these nutrients
is through vitamins and supplements. At Cranberry Country Market in Tomah, WI, they carry a
selection of NOW products that specifically support normal joint structure and movement, allowing
for normal range of motion and pain free moving.
When you visit this country store in search of vitamins and supplements to aid in the well being of
your joints, here are three NOW products that might be right for you:
Chondroitin: This substance occurs naturally in the connective tissues. Chondroitin supplements are
effective at helping treat osteoarthritis, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It aids in promoting the health of cartilage, the tissue that surrounds the bones of each joint. As the
human body ages, glucosamine levels begins to drop, which in turn results in the gradual breakdown
of the joint. There has been support for using glucosamine sulfate supplements to help counteract this
effect. There are no natural food sources for glucosamine, so the only way of adding more of this
chemical to your body is through vitamins and supplements.
MSM: Although MSM is found in plants, animals, and the human body, many people still require
supplements of this chemical to help with joint function. It is commonly used to help treat chronic
pain, osteoarthritis, joint inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis, bursitis, tendonitis, and
many other issues that can cause musculoskeletal pain.
If you are searching for help with your joint aches and overall health, stop in Cranberry Country
Market and take a look at their selection of NOW vitamins and supplements. To learn more about this
country store, call (608) 374 4944. You can also visit them online or follow them on Facebook to stay
up to date on their weekly
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In order for your joints to do their job, they need to be well cared for by regular exercise and a healthy
diet that implements natural nutrients. Sometimes the best way for your body to absorb these nutrients
is through vitamins and supplements. At Cranberry Country Market in Tomah, WI, they carry a
selection of NOW products that specifically support normal joint structure and movement, allowing
for normal range of motion and pain free moving.
When you visit this country store in search of vitamins and supplements to aid in the well being of
your joints, here are three NOW products that might be right for you:
Chondroitin: This substance occurs naturally in the connective tissues. Chondroitin supplements are
effective at helping treat osteoarthritis, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It aids in promoting the health of cartilage, the tissue that surrounds the bones of each joint. As the
human body ages, glucosamine levels begins to drop, which in turn results in the gradual breakdown
of the joint. There has been support for using glucosamine sulfate supplements to help counteract this
effect. There are no natural food sources for glucosamine, so the only way of adding more of this
chemical to your body is through vitamins and supplements.
MSM: Although MSM is found in plants, animals, and the human body, many people still require
supplements of this chemical to help with joint function. It is commonly used to help treat chronic
pain, osteoarthritis, joint inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis, bursitis, tendonitis, and
many other issues that can cause musculoskeletal pain.
If you are searching for help with your joint aches and overall health, stop in Cranberry Country
Market and take a look at their selection of NOW vitamins and supplements. To learn more about this
country store, call (608) 374 4944. You can also visit them online or follow them on Facebook to stay
up to date on their weekly
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The Life and Work of Confucius Philosophy Essay Confucius
The Life And Work Of Confucius Philosophy Essay
Confucius (551 479 BCE), was a thinker, political figure, educator and founder of the Ru School of
Chinese thought. Confucius was born at Shang ping, in the country of Lu. His given name was Kong,
but his disciples called him Kong fu tse, (i.e. Kong the Master, or Teacher.) His father passed away
when he was only three years old. Confucius mother Yan she raised him. During his younger years
Confucius showed a love of learning, and an expression of awe for the ancient laws of his country.
Confucius was only nineteen years old when he married, but he divorced his wife after only four years
of marriage so that he could have more time for his study and the performance of his public duties. ...
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Some have argued that, because of the text s inconsistencies and incompatibilities of thought, there is
much in the Analects that is non Confucian and should be discarded as a basis for understanding the
thought of Confucius. Benjamin Schwartz cautions us against such radical measures.
While textual criticism based on rigorous philological and historic analysis is crucial, and while the
later sections [of the Analects] do contain late materials, the type of textual criticism that is based on
considerations of alleged logical inconsistencies and incompatibilities of thought must be viewed with
great suspicion. . . . While none of us comes to such an enterprise without deep laid assumptions about
necessary logical relations and compatibilities, we should at least hold before ourselves the constant
injunction to mistrust all our unexamined preconceptions on these matters when dealing with
comparative thought. (The World of Thought in Ancient China, p. 61)
Confucius philosophy was predominately a moral and political one. It was founded on the belief that
heaven and earth coexist in harmony and balanced strength while maintaining a perpetual dynamism.
Human beings, he taught, are sustained by these conditions and must strive to emulate the cosmic
model.
The Doctrine of the Mean is the elaboration of the way of
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The Life And Work Of Confucius Philosophy Essay
Confucius (551 479 BCE), was a thinker, political figure, educator and founder of the Ru School of
Chinese thought. Confucius was born at Shang ping, in the country of Lu. His given name was Kong,
but his disciples called him Kong fu tse, (i.e. Kong the Master, or Teacher.) His father passed away
when he was only three years old. Confucius mother Yan she raised him. During his younger years
Confucius showed a love of learning, and an expression of awe for the ancient laws of his country.
Confucius was only nineteen years old when he married, but he divorced his wife after only four years
of marriage so that he could have more time for his study and the performance of his public duties. ...
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Some have argued that, because of the text s inconsistencies and incompatibilities of thought, there is
much in the Analects that is non Confucian and should be discarded as a basis for understanding the
thought of Confucius. Benjamin Schwartz cautions us against such radical measures.
While textual criticism based on rigorous philological and historic analysis is crucial, and while the
later sections [of the Analects] do contain late materials, the type of textual criticism that is based on
considerations of alleged logical inconsistencies and incompatibilities of thought must be viewed with
great suspicion. . . . While none of us comes to such an enterprise without deep laid assumptions about
necessary logical relations and compatibilities, we should at least hold before ourselves the constant
injunction to mistrust all our unexamined preconceptions on these matters when dealing with
comparative thought. (The World of Thought in Ancient China, p. 61)
Confucius philosophy was predominately a moral and political one. It was founded on the belief that
heaven and earth coexist in harmony and balanced strength while maintaining a perpetual dynamism.
Human beings, he taught, are sustained by these conditions and must strive to emulate the cosmic
model.
The Doctrine of the Mean is the elaboration of the way of
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Essay about Introducing the New Coke
HBR Case Study: Introducing New Coke
1. What is the case about?
This case study is the story of Coca Cola, its history and the report about one of the most fascinating
stories about the company this is still regarded by many as a mysterious case: the introduction of the
new Coke .
The author Susan Fournier, in the case study went on by presenting the history of the Coca Cola
Company: how the company started and how throughout its history it became a brand, a part of
everyone s life both nationally and globally. Anecdotes and little stories were told about how Coca
Cola became a part of the American Culture, it how it changed the way consumers around the world
perceived the Christmas holiday (Coca Cola Classic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By connecting to their consumers constantly and effectively through excellent advertising, Coca Cola
was able to provide brand loyalty. With diversification within the company s products, the brand was
able to stay relevant throughout time.
Coca Cola meanings came from various sources, most notably the changes in the culture in the United
States in the 1900s. The company quickly adapted to the social and cultural changes like pop culture;
throughout artwork, they were able to reach the heart of America s youth. The company was able to
take advantage of the current events; most notably the world war which helped the company s being
global.
The story of coke and Santa Claus was a strong example of how Coke s meanings made a connection
to Christmas and forever associated itself with America s youth. In the early 1900s, Santa Claus was
represented in various ways to the American audience: the saint was illustrated in blue, yellow or
green; sometimes he was tall or was an elf. Coca Cola hired an artist, Haddon Sundblom, who, in
1931, created the Coca Cola classic Santa Claus. The caricature presented everything about the brand:
it was bigger than life and joyful. With his illustrations and those awaited yearly Christmas ads, the
artist and Coca Cola shaped the way we, the consumers view Santa today.
4. What was Pepsi s meaning management game? Was it really a threat to Coke? How should have
responded to Pepsi s
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HBR Case Study: Introducing New Coke
1. What is the case about?
This case study is the story of Coca Cola, its history and the report about one of the most fascinating
stories about the company this is still regarded by many as a mysterious case: the introduction of the
new Coke .
The author Susan Fournier, in the case study went on by presenting the history of the Coca Cola
Company: how the company started and how throughout its history it became a brand, a part of
everyone s life both nationally and globally. Anecdotes and little stories were told about how Coca
Cola became a part of the American Culture, it how it changed the way consumers around the world
perceived the Christmas holiday (Coca Cola Classic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By connecting to their consumers constantly and effectively through excellent advertising, Coca Cola
was able to provide brand loyalty. With diversification within the company s products, the brand was
able to stay relevant throughout time.
Coca Cola meanings came from various sources, most notably the changes in the culture in the United
States in the 1900s. The company quickly adapted to the social and cultural changes like pop culture;
throughout artwork, they were able to reach the heart of America s youth. The company was able to
take advantage of the current events; most notably the world war which helped the company s being
global.
The story of coke and Santa Claus was a strong example of how Coke s meanings made a connection
to Christmas and forever associated itself with America s youth. In the early 1900s, Santa Claus was
represented in various ways to the American audience: the saint was illustrated in blue, yellow or
green; sometimes he was tall or was an elf. Coca Cola hired an artist, Haddon Sundblom, who, in
1931, created the Coca Cola classic Santa Claus. The caricature presented everything about the brand:
it was bigger than life and joyful. With his illustrations and those awaited yearly Christmas ads, the
artist and Coca Cola shaped the way we, the consumers view Santa today.
4. What was Pepsi s meaning management game? Was it really a threat to Coke? How should have
responded to Pepsi s
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The Case Of William Marbury Deserved The Commission Or Not
This case was a case for the ages that challenged the very decision of our newly elected president. The
former President Adam after a grueling election has lost and in order to maintain the legacy of the
Federalist, he began to appoint justices to the Supreme Court. These judges were appointed by the
president and confirmed by the Senate, but unfortunately for these justices, the letters that confirmed
the appointment never reached the potential justices. Adams was working quickly to push the
appointments through, but unfortunately he ran out of time and Jefferson took office. Jefferson saw the
appointment letters on his desk and discarded them. One of the potential justices was William
Marbury and he sued the president for his Supreme Court appointment. His goal was to have the court
to order a writ of mandamus, which if completed, would order a government official to fulfil their
official duties. The Chief justice presented three questions that needed to be decided by the court. The
first issue addressed was whether William Marbury deserved the commission or not. The court opened
the questioned if the law had a remedy for the situation. The final question was whether the writ of
mandamus the appropriate legal action in the case. These questions were debated and the court
confirmed that Marbury deserved the commission, but they found that the Judiciary Act of 1789 which
allowed the court to submit the very writ of mandamus Marbury needed was unconstitutional.
According
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This case was a case for the ages that challenged the very decision of our newly elected president. The
former President Adam after a grueling election has lost and in order to maintain the legacy of the
Federalist, he began to appoint justices to the Supreme Court. These judges were appointed by the
president and confirmed by the Senate, but unfortunately for these justices, the letters that confirmed
the appointment never reached the potential justices. Adams was working quickly to push the
appointments through, but unfortunately he ran out of time and Jefferson took office. Jefferson saw the
appointment letters on his desk and discarded them. One of the potential justices was William
Marbury and he sued the president for his Supreme Court appointment. His goal was to have the court
to order a writ of mandamus, which if completed, would order a government official to fulfil their
official duties. The Chief justice presented three questions that needed to be decided by the court. The
first issue addressed was whether William Marbury deserved the commission or not. The court opened
the questioned if the law had a remedy for the situation. The final question was whether the writ of
mandamus the appropriate legal action in the case. These questions were debated and the court
confirmed that Marbury deserved the commission, but they found that the Judiciary Act of 1789 which
allowed the court to submit the very writ of mandamus Marbury needed was unconstitutional.
According
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Sir Galahad And Sir Gawain Comparison
Arthurian stories have been around for hundreds of years, and many people still read them today. Sir
Gawain, in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight by the Pearl Poet, is a righteous, noble, and loyal knight
along with Sir Galahad in Le Morte D Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory. Sir Gawain and Sir Galahad are
similar because both are very religious, but they are also different in the fact that Sir Galahad is a
considered a perfect knight and Sir Gawain does not quite meet that level. Sir Gawain and Sir Galahad
are similar because both are very religious. Sir Gawain is religious because he refuses to sleep with
the lady of the castle when she comes in his room and tries to seduce him. He does not fall for her
charms because it is against the Code of Chivalry. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sir Gawain is not perfect because when Launcelot killed Sir Gawain s brothers, Sir Gaheris and Sir
Gareth, Sir Gawain got angry and wanted revenge against him. Majesty, as I am your subject and a
knight, so I swear that I shall be revenged upon Sir Launcelot. I pray you muster your armies. In your
cause and in mine we shall march against them; and even if we march through seven realms, I shall
not stay until Sir Launcelot is dead, or I am (502). Since Sir Gawain wants to kill Sir Launcelot, this
does not make him a Christian role model. On the contrary, Sir Galahad never did anything immoral
and stayed pure. He is considered a perfect knight. Sir Galahad, flower of all knighthood, whose
coming I have awaited for so long, welcome! I pray you take me in your arms and hold me to your
breast, for you alone, true servant of Christ that you are, possess the virginity of the white lily together
with the virtue of the burning rose: qualities of the Holy Ghost, by which my flesh shall be made
young again (442). King Mordrayns said Sir Galahad is the flower of all knighthood , which portrays
him to be one of the best knights. Sir Galahad is a perfect knight and stays true to the Lord while Sir
Gawain tries to be a perfect knight but is not because of how he can not stay true to God and performs
immoral, selfish
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Arthurian stories have been around for hundreds of years, and many people still read them today. Sir
Gawain, in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight by the Pearl Poet, is a righteous, noble, and loyal knight
along with Sir Galahad in Le Morte D Arthur by Sir Thomas Malory. Sir Gawain and Sir Galahad are
similar because both are very religious, but they are also different in the fact that Sir Galahad is a
considered a perfect knight and Sir Gawain does not quite meet that level. Sir Gawain and Sir Galahad
are similar because both are very religious. Sir Gawain is religious because he refuses to sleep with
the lady of the castle when she comes in his room and tries to seduce him. He does not fall for her
charms because it is against the Code of Chivalry. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sir Gawain is not perfect because when Launcelot killed Sir Gawain s brothers, Sir Gaheris and Sir
Gareth, Sir Gawain got angry and wanted revenge against him. Majesty, as I am your subject and a
knight, so I swear that I shall be revenged upon Sir Launcelot. I pray you muster your armies. In your
cause and in mine we shall march against them; and even if we march through seven realms, I shall
not stay until Sir Launcelot is dead, or I am (502). Since Sir Gawain wants to kill Sir Launcelot, this
does not make him a Christian role model. On the contrary, Sir Galahad never did anything immoral
and stayed pure. He is considered a perfect knight. Sir Galahad, flower of all knighthood, whose
coming I have awaited for so long, welcome! I pray you take me in your arms and hold me to your
breast, for you alone, true servant of Christ that you are, possess the virginity of the white lily together
with the virtue of the burning rose: qualities of the Holy Ghost, by which my flesh shall be made
young again (442). King Mordrayns said Sir Galahad is the flower of all knighthood , which portrays
him to be one of the best knights. Sir Galahad is a perfect knight and stays true to the Lord while Sir
Gawain tries to be a perfect knight but is not because of how he can not stay true to God and performs
immoral, selfish
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Examples Of Identity Formation In The Outsiders
Identity formation and point of view is affected by stereotypes and life circumstances. In S.E. Hinton s
The Outsiders circumstances and stereotypes makes the characters struggle with who they are. The
Outsiders is told from the point of view of Ponyboy. Ponyboy is golden and unconcerned with
stereotypes and through him we observed how the other characters are affected by those stereotypes.
The characters identity formations are delayed by stereotypes; greasers are seen as dirty, low life
hoodlums, and Socs are seen as rich kids with all the brakes. The life experiences of the characters are
explored throughout The Outsiders.
Dally and Johnny are two characters that display how their experiences and greaser stereotypes shape
them throughout the novel. Johnny is unable to form his identity because of the difficulties in his
relationships with his family and the Greasers. If you can picture a little dark puppy that has been
kicked too many times and is lost in a crowd of strangers you ll have Johnny. This quote demonstrates
that he s weak and broken as a result of being beaten, ignored, yelled at, and insulted at home. If
Johnny didn t get neglected, he may have been a completely different person. If it hadn t been for the
gang, Johnny would never have known what love and affection are. page 12. And here we see he
would have been completely shattered if it wasn t for the gang who treats him as ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hinton s The Outsiders explores identity from the point of view of Ponyboy. Through Ponyboy, we
see how the greasers become who they are and struggle with their identities as young men. Our
personalities are influenced by many things. Stereotypes and circumstances are factors that can change
and shape people. Stereotypes can be broken down to find your real identity. Our circumstances and
experiences shape who we are and we see through Ponyboy that it s a constant give and take as he s
affected by his environment and in turn affects the environment around
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Identity formation and point of view is affected by stereotypes and life circumstances. In S.E. Hinton s
The Outsiders circumstances and stereotypes makes the characters struggle with who they are. The
Outsiders is told from the point of view of Ponyboy. Ponyboy is golden and unconcerned with
stereotypes and through him we observed how the other characters are affected by those stereotypes.
The characters identity formations are delayed by stereotypes; greasers are seen as dirty, low life
hoodlums, and Socs are seen as rich kids with all the brakes. The life experiences of the characters are
explored throughout The Outsiders.
Dally and Johnny are two characters that display how their experiences and greaser stereotypes shape
them throughout the novel. Johnny is unable to form his identity because of the difficulties in his
relationships with his family and the Greasers. If you can picture a little dark puppy that has been
kicked too many times and is lost in a crowd of strangers you ll have Johnny. This quote demonstrates
that he s weak and broken as a result of being beaten, ignored, yelled at, and insulted at home. If
Johnny didn t get neglected, he may have been a completely different person. If it hadn t been for the
gang, Johnny would never have known what love and affection are. page 12. And here we see he
would have been completely shattered if it wasn t for the gang who treats him as ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Hinton s The Outsiders explores identity from the point of view of Ponyboy. Through Ponyboy, we
see how the greasers become who they are and struggle with their identities as young men. Our
personalities are influenced by many things. Stereotypes and circumstances are factors that can change
and shape people. Stereotypes can be broken down to find your real identity. Our circumstances and
experiences shape who we are and we see through Ponyboy that it s a constant give and take as he s
affected by his environment and in turn affects the environment around
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Callaway Golf Clubs
Callaway Golf Clubs
Term Paper Assignment
Webster University
Marketing 5000 02
Fall I 2010
Rashad A. Myers
Executive Summary
Callaway is a premium golf equipment company which focuses on increasing the overall experience
of playing the game for those that use its products. The company will increase market share and
profits by focusing on specific target markets over the next 12 months.
Environmental Analysis
Socio Culturally, Callaway is affected by the fact that the majority of its customers are Caucasian and
male. Further, this demographic is largely made up of male baby boomers, and this segment is aging
rapidly, with many giving up the game due to health reasons. Also, children are not taking up the game
with the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then, in 2009, they brought out the X 22 series of irons. Callaway purchases its raw materials from
vendors, so from that respect, there is a level of dependency on suppliers. If their prices go up, then
Callaway would need to raise theirs also, or their profit margins would be squeezed.
Opportunities
Social Media represents an opportunity for Callaway to interact with customers in a significant way.
They are able to listen to what is being said about them, react to this feedback, and communicate new
products, promotions and events. International sales represent 50% of Callaway s revenues. Callaway
looks to replicate their domestic success worldwide. Due to the growth in popularity of the sport of
golf over the past 13 years, primarily due to the success of Tiger Woods, there is a growing market for
clubs among young, learning golfers. Again, the Tiger Woods effect can be seen as gold is no longer a
suburban, primarily Caucasian sport. Golf has been introduced to children and people of all walks of
life, and should continue to gain in popularity. Callaway has put itself in a position to add to its brand
identity with its Lamborghini partnership. Lamborghini and Callaway joined forces on a composite
formula called Forged Composite. The composite is a third less dense than titanium, which translates
to a lighter, thinner club head, which translates to increased club head speed, ball speed and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Callaway Golf Clubs
Term Paper Assignment
Webster University
Marketing 5000 02
Fall I 2010
Rashad A. Myers
Executive Summary
Callaway is a premium golf equipment company which focuses on increasing the overall experience
of playing the game for those that use its products. The company will increase market share and
profits by focusing on specific target markets over the next 12 months.
Environmental Analysis
Socio Culturally, Callaway is affected by the fact that the majority of its customers are Caucasian and
male. Further, this demographic is largely made up of male baby boomers, and this segment is aging
rapidly, with many giving up the game due to health reasons. Also, children are not taking up the game
with the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Then, in 2009, they brought out the X 22 series of irons. Callaway purchases its raw materials from
vendors, so from that respect, there is a level of dependency on suppliers. If their prices go up, then
Callaway would need to raise theirs also, or their profit margins would be squeezed.
Opportunities
Social Media represents an opportunity for Callaway to interact with customers in a significant way.
They are able to listen to what is being said about them, react to this feedback, and communicate new
products, promotions and events. International sales represent 50% of Callaway s revenues. Callaway
looks to replicate their domestic success worldwide. Due to the growth in popularity of the sport of
golf over the past 13 years, primarily due to the success of Tiger Woods, there is a growing market for
clubs among young, learning golfers. Again, the Tiger Woods effect can be seen as gold is no longer a
suburban, primarily Caucasian sport. Golf has been introduced to children and people of all walks of
life, and should continue to gain in popularity. Callaway has put itself in a position to add to its brand
identity with its Lamborghini partnership. Lamborghini and Callaway joined forces on a composite
formula called Forged Composite. The composite is a third less dense than titanium, which translates
to a lighter, thinner club head, which translates to increased club head speed, ball speed and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sao Paulo Challenges
Do you want a better city without problems, crimes, poverty, and a lot of other problems in São Paulo?
Of course yes! I m Gustavo Giacomini and I am the person who will solve all this problems because I
love this wonderful city. I am here to talk some problems that Sao Paulo has in some areas and how to
beat them. This areas are: Health, Economy and Education.
Do you thing our education is good ? OF COURSE NOT! Actually, 1,5 million of people who live in
São Paulo don t know how to write and read. Imagine if you don t know how to read and write, you
wouldn t be able event to do a list of your market. This occurs because have a lot of problems with the
education, for example, there aren t many public schools, the teachers don t earn a lot of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Do you want a better city without problems, crimes, poverty, and a lot of other problems in São Paulo?
Of course yes! I m Gustavo Giacomini and I am the person who will solve all this problems because I
love this wonderful city. I am here to talk some problems that Sao Paulo has in some areas and how to
beat them. This areas are: Health, Economy and Education.
Do you thing our education is good ? OF COURSE NOT! Actually, 1,5 million of people who live in
São Paulo don t know how to write and read. Imagine if you don t know how to read and write, you
wouldn t be able event to do a list of your market. This occurs because have a lot of problems with the
education, for example, there aren t many public schools, the teachers don t earn a lot of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Unfair Political System During The French Revolution
Social reform during the French Revolution developed due to the unfair political system, brutality
perpetrated by the first estate, and the living conditions the lower class lived through, nevertheless, the
violence and genocide committed in order to create reform were immoral. Prior to the French
Revolution, people of influence abused the political system in order to allow them to live in luxury.
The government consisted of the first, second and third estate. The First Estate is composed of kings,
queens, and other royalty personnel which is around one percent of the population. The Second Estate
consists of nobles and clergy, which is equivalent to one percent of the population. Lastly, is the Third
Estate which ranged anywhere from the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the time of the French revolution people of the first estate, second estate, and citizens who
work for the said estates, were generally murdered violently either by mob attacks or the Guillotine.
The citizens of the third estate essentially wanted revenge on these people. The guillotine originally
was used by the first estate to punish the lower class, for example; if a citizen from the third estate did
not pay their taxes or they somehow disrespected a leader of power they would be sent, as
punishment, to the guillotine and be put to death. Ironically, throughout the duration of the French
revolution, the citizens who were previously affected by this tyranny used the same tactics in order to
create social reform. The citizens of the first estate would brutally force people of power to death or
subdue them to violent torture. An example of this could be when a man named Flouon justly needed
to be punished for crimes he had committed however the mob of citizens brutally murder him by
hanging him on a lamppost and then putting his head [upon] a pike (II.22.223). In addition to this,
another example of the violence and brutality committed in order to create social reform is The
Storming of the Bastille. The Bastille was a prison in France, which essentially represented the
authority of the upper estates, many low class citizens were imprisoned there for unjust reasons. the
time of the French revolution came around the citizen liberating the prison not only freed prisoners,
they killed many of the authority residing there unjustly and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Social reform during the French Revolution developed due to the unfair political system, brutality
perpetrated by the first estate, and the living conditions the lower class lived through, nevertheless, the
violence and genocide committed in order to create reform were immoral. Prior to the French
Revolution, people of influence abused the political system in order to allow them to live in luxury.
The government consisted of the first, second and third estate. The First Estate is composed of kings,
queens, and other royalty personnel which is around one percent of the population. The Second Estate
consists of nobles and clergy, which is equivalent to one percent of the population. Lastly, is the Third
Estate which ranged anywhere from the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the time of the French revolution people of the first estate, second estate, and citizens who
work for the said estates, were generally murdered violently either by mob attacks or the Guillotine.
The citizens of the third estate essentially wanted revenge on these people. The guillotine originally
was used by the first estate to punish the lower class, for example; if a citizen from the third estate did
not pay their taxes or they somehow disrespected a leader of power they would be sent, as
punishment, to the guillotine and be put to death. Ironically, throughout the duration of the French
revolution, the citizens who were previously affected by this tyranny used the same tactics in order to
create social reform. The citizens of the first estate would brutally force people of power to death or
subdue them to violent torture. An example of this could be when a man named Flouon justly needed
to be punished for crimes he had committed however the mob of citizens brutally murder him by
hanging him on a lamppost and then putting his head [upon] a pike (II.22.223). In addition to this,
another example of the violence and brutality committed in order to create social reform is The
Storming of the Bastille. The Bastille was a prison in France, which essentially represented the
authority of the upper estates, many low class citizens were imprisoned there for unjust reasons. the
time of the French revolution came around the citizen liberating the prison not only freed prisoners,
they killed many of the authority residing there unjustly and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Developing A Schedule. Where Do You Begin To Prepare Your
Developing a schedule
Where do you begin to prepare your advertising schedule? The best point of reference is the creative
or advertising brief. Here, you will be given a direction on how long the campaign should run for,
when it should begin and when it should end, along with other relevant information. You may choose
to run it over days, weeks, months or even years.
Regardless of which option you select, the length and timing of the campaign will be determined by
the targets set by the original brief and the budget.
If there is any doubt about how long the campaign should run for, it is best to go back to the team that
created the original brief and seek clarification.
The next step in developing the schedule is to ensure that your ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The account executive debriefs the art director and copywriter, who then direct the assembly of the ad.
This may require a fashion shoot by a reputable fashion photographer, a model, make up artist,
wardrobe artist, props, and lighting assistants.
The finished artwork is assembled digitally in the digital studio by a graphic designer, under the
direction of the art director. Once the ad is completed and proofed, it goes back to the client for final
approval and sign off. The production department sends the approved ad directly to the magazine,
electronically, to their production department.
The double page ad appears in the December edition of the magazine.
As shown in the example above, there are a lot of moving parts to producing a simple ad. With so
many moving parts, there are a number of opportunities for things to go wrong or fall behind schedule,
this is why proper planning and scheduling, along with constant follow up with each of the people
involved in the process, is critical to the success of any advertising campaign.
Identifying relevant service providers
Which service providers will you need to achieve your advertising objectives? This will depend on the
type of campaign you are running and the media you select. As we saw in the previous section, service
providers may include:
● designers
● photographers
● media planning/buying agencies
● public relations or event management
●
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Developing a schedule
Where do you begin to prepare your advertising schedule? The best point of reference is the creative
or advertising brief. Here, you will be given a direction on how long the campaign should run for,
when it should begin and when it should end, along with other relevant information. You may choose
to run it over days, weeks, months or even years.
Regardless of which option you select, the length and timing of the campaign will be determined by
the targets set by the original brief and the budget.
If there is any doubt about how long the campaign should run for, it is best to go back to the team that
created the original brief and seek clarification.
The next step in developing the schedule is to ensure that your ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The account executive debriefs the art director and copywriter, who then direct the assembly of the ad.
This may require a fashion shoot by a reputable fashion photographer, a model, make up artist,
wardrobe artist, props, and lighting assistants.
The finished artwork is assembled digitally in the digital studio by a graphic designer, under the
direction of the art director. Once the ad is completed and proofed, it goes back to the client for final
approval and sign off. The production department sends the approved ad directly to the magazine,
electronically, to their production department.
The double page ad appears in the December edition of the magazine.
As shown in the example above, there are a lot of moving parts to producing a simple ad. With so
many moving parts, there are a number of opportunities for things to go wrong or fall behind schedule,
this is why proper planning and scheduling, along with constant follow up with each of the people
involved in the process, is critical to the success of any advertising campaign.
Identifying relevant service providers
Which service providers will you need to achieve your advertising objectives? This will depend on the
type of campaign you are running and the media you select. As we saw in the previous section, service
providers may include:
● designers
● photographers
● media planning/buying agencies
● public relations or event management
●
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Color Morphism Lab Report
Sexual selection and genetic color polymorphisms in animals Introduction: Genetic color
polymorphism is an ideal model system, which can be used to study evolutionary stages for numerous
reasons. First, high heritability can be shown from genetic basis that color morphs provide. Second,
separate color morphs can provide visual markers and can be seen in isolated individuals when
observing selection in the wild. With use of morph frequencies, genotype frequencies can be detected
easily and derive allelic frequency modifications over space and time. There have been numerous
Drosophila studies that have used visual eye marker phenotypes to study evolutionary changes, which
have been shown that color morphs can be correlated to strong natural and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Such effect will enhance the heterozygote disadvantage and promote stable polymorphism emergence
as recessive alleles being masked in the process. Genomic architectures tend to favor speciation by
either eliminating or reducing recombination between traits that are correlated with reproductive
isolation. Such changes in recombination rate can occur via synergistic pleiotropy, which result in
magic traits. Magic trait models suggest there is a link between reproductive isolation and ecological
trait. As a result, the ecological trait will produce reproductive isolation as a by product and as
correlated response. When fitness advantage passes across multiple consecutive generations, it will
affect several phenotypic traits in a certain population, such as: physiology and behaviors, in addition
to the alteration of the population s morph sequences by fitness consistency. Natural and sexual
selection can work together as they do in different color morphs. In general, this study shows the
tremendous effect of natural and sexual selection on the evolutionary process especially when they act
concordantly on a certain trait. As a result, the target population will experience a stronger
evolutionary pressure when the two selections (natural and sexual) work in one
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sexual selection and genetic color polymorphisms in animals Introduction: Genetic color
polymorphism is an ideal model system, which can be used to study evolutionary stages for numerous
reasons. First, high heritability can be shown from genetic basis that color morphs provide. Second,
separate color morphs can provide visual markers and can be seen in isolated individuals when
observing selection in the wild. With use of morph frequencies, genotype frequencies can be detected
easily and derive allelic frequency modifications over space and time. There have been numerous
Drosophila studies that have used visual eye marker phenotypes to study evolutionary changes, which
have been shown that color morphs can be correlated to strong natural and ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Such effect will enhance the heterozygote disadvantage and promote stable polymorphism emergence
as recessive alleles being masked in the process. Genomic architectures tend to favor speciation by
either eliminating or reducing recombination between traits that are correlated with reproductive
isolation. Such changes in recombination rate can occur via synergistic pleiotropy, which result in
magic traits. Magic trait models suggest there is a link between reproductive isolation and ecological
trait. As a result, the ecological trait will produce reproductive isolation as a by product and as
correlated response. When fitness advantage passes across multiple consecutive generations, it will
affect several phenotypic traits in a certain population, such as: physiology and behaviors, in addition
to the alteration of the population s morph sequences by fitness consistency. Natural and sexual
selection can work together as they do in different color morphs. In general, this study shows the
tremendous effect of natural and sexual selection on the evolutionary process especially when they act
concordantly on a certain trait. As a result, the target population will experience a stronger
evolutionary pressure when the two selections (natural and sexual) work in one
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jefferson s Expedition On The Louisiana Territory
The Louisiana Purchase
While Thomas Jefferson was president, France and Spain secretly signed a treaty which returned
ownership of the Louisiana Territory, back to France. When word reached Jefferson, the entire state of
Washington erupted, because of the fact that the United States had spent thousands of dollars, in food
goods, and shipped them into New Orleans located in the Louisiana Territory.
Jefferson urged and instructed James Monroe and Robert Livingston, to offer $10 million to
Napoleon, the French militia commander and chief of France, in an attempt to purchase New Orleans
from France. However, due to financial bankruptcy and on the verge of war with Britain, Napoleon
offered a proposition to Jefferson, offering all of the Louisiana ... Show more content on
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The president and congress authorized for army officers Meriwether Lewis, Jefferson s personal
secretary, and William Clark, to head an expedition. Lewis and Clark would need a guide, someone
who knew the lands and one who could bring them home safely.
While visiting an Indian village near modern day Bismarck in North Dakota, Lewis and Clark s
expedition crossed paths with a young Indian woman named Sacajawea, Who had been kidnapped
from her home land plantation called the Shoshones, in the Western Territory. Lewis and Clark offered
Sacajawea and her husband to join their expedition as their guide, and to gain friendships with the
different Indian tribes; she saw it as an opportunity to see her people once again, and accepted.
May 14, 1804, finally the expedition, with approximately fifty companions, departed from St. Louis.
The party followed the Missouri River, through Dakota, Montana, and over the Rocky Mountains. By
December 1805, they had travelled the Colombia River and reached the Pacific Sea. Lewis and Clark
saw wonders that no other American had seen before. On their journey home Sacajawea and her
husband stayed, to live at the Shoshones
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Louisiana Purchase
While Thomas Jefferson was president, France and Spain secretly signed a treaty which returned
ownership of the Louisiana Territory, back to France. When word reached Jefferson, the entire state of
Washington erupted, because of the fact that the United States had spent thousands of dollars, in food
goods, and shipped them into New Orleans located in the Louisiana Territory.
Jefferson urged and instructed James Monroe and Robert Livingston, to offer $10 million to
Napoleon, the French militia commander and chief of France, in an attempt to purchase New Orleans
from France. However, due to financial bankruptcy and on the verge of war with Britain, Napoleon
offered a proposition to Jefferson, offering all of the Louisiana ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The president and congress authorized for army officers Meriwether Lewis, Jefferson s personal
secretary, and William Clark, to head an expedition. Lewis and Clark would need a guide, someone
who knew the lands and one who could bring them home safely.
While visiting an Indian village near modern day Bismarck in North Dakota, Lewis and Clark s
expedition crossed paths with a young Indian woman named Sacajawea, Who had been kidnapped
from her home land plantation called the Shoshones, in the Western Territory. Lewis and Clark offered
Sacajawea and her husband to join their expedition as their guide, and to gain friendships with the
different Indian tribes; she saw it as an opportunity to see her people once again, and accepted.
May 14, 1804, finally the expedition, with approximately fifty companions, departed from St. Louis.
The party followed the Missouri River, through Dakota, Montana, and over the Rocky Mountains. By
December 1805, they had travelled the Colombia River and reached the Pacific Sea. Lewis and Clark
saw wonders that no other American had seen before. On their journey home Sacajawea and her
husband stayed, to live at the Shoshones
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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