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Example Of Argumentative Essay Outline
Writing an essay on the topic "Example of Argumentative Essay Outline" can pose a challenge
due to various factors. Crafting a well-structured argumentative essay requires a comprehensive
understanding of the chosen subject, the ability to analyze and synthesize information, and the
skill to present a persuasive argument.
To start, one must delve into the nuances of argumentative writing, understanding the key
elements such as the introduction, thesis statement, body paragraphs, counterarguments, and
conclusion. Additionally, a deep comprehension of the specific topic is essential for forming a
compelling argument and supporting it with relevant evidence.
Creating an outline can be a daunting task as it involves organizing thoughts coherently and
ensuring a logical flow of ideas. The challenge lies in finding the right balance between
presenting one's perspective and addressing potential counterarguments. This demands critical
thinking skills and the ability to anticipate and counter opposing viewpoints effectively.
Research is another crucial aspect, and finding credible sources to support one's argument
requires time and effort. Analyzing and synthesizing information from various perspectives can
be mentally taxing, but it is essential for constructing a well-rounded and convincing essay.
Moreover, maintaining a proper writing style and adhering to academic conventions add to the
complexity. The essay must be clear, concise, and grammatically sound, making the writing
process both challenging and meticulous.
In conclusion, writing an essay on the specified topic involves navigating through the
complexities of argumentative writing, conducting thorough research, and presenting a well-
structured and persuasive case. It demands a combination of analytical thinking, research skills,
and effective communication. Despite these challenges, mastering the art of creating
argumentative essays is a valuable skill for academic and professional success.
For those seeking assistance with similar essays or any other academic writing challenges, various
resources are available. Professional writing services, such as HelpWriting.net , offer support in
crafting essays, providing guidance on structure, content, and overall composition. Such services
can be a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their writing skills or seeking help with
specific assignments.
Example Of Argumentative Essay OutlineExample Of Argumentative Essay Outline
Writing an essay on the topic "Example of Argumentative Essay Outline" can pose a challenge
due to various factors. Crafting a well-structured argumentative essay requires a comprehensive
understanding of the chosen subject, the ability to analyze and synthesize information, and the
skill to present a persuasive argument.
To start, one must delve into the nuances of argumentative writing, understanding the key
elements such as the introduction, thesis statement, body paragraphs, counterarguments, and
conclusion. Additionally, a deep comprehension of the specific topic is essential for forming a
compelling argument and supporting it with relevant evidence.
Creating an outline can be a daunting task as it involves organizing thoughts coherently and
ensuring a logical flow of ideas. The challenge lies in finding the right balance between
presenting one's perspective and addressing potential counterarguments. This demands critical
thinking skills and the ability to anticipate and counter opposing viewpoints effectively.
Research is another crucial aspect, and finding credible sources to support one's argument
requires time and effort. Analyzing and synthesizing information from various perspectives can
be mentally taxing, but it is essential for constructing a well-rounded and convincing essay.
Moreover, maintaining a proper writing style and adhering to academic conventions add to the
complexity. The essay must be clear, concise, and grammatically sound, making the writing
process both challenging and meticulous.
In conclusion, writing an essay on the specified topic involves navigating through the
complexities of argumentative writing, conducting thorough research, and presenting a well-
structured and persuasive case. It demands a combination of analytical thinking, research skills,
and effective communication. Despite these challenges, mastering the art of creating
argumentative essays is a valuable skill for academic and professional success.
For those seeking assistance with similar essays or any other academic writing challenges, various
resources are available. Professional writing services, such as HelpWriting.net , offer support in
crafting essays, providing guidance on structure, content, and overall composition. Such services
can be a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their writing skills or seeking help with
specific assignments.
Example Of Argumentative Essay OutlineExample Of Argumentative Essay Outline
The Gap Between Spoken Speakers And Non Fluent
Speakers Of...
Carol Woodard, Guy Haskins, Grace Schaefer, and Linda Smolen address the issue
of bridging the gap between fluent speakers and non fluent speakers of English in
classrooms in the United States. The article explains how an urban school had tested
the children in kindergarten and the results of the test showed a nearly two year lag
in oral language development (2004, p.92). The large gap in oral language
development of the less fluent speakers can be detrimental to their education. The
school has to try to bridge the gap quickly in the early years of the student s
education; in order to catch the students up to the developmentally appropriate level
of oral language before it s too late. If the school is unable to bridge the gap the less
fluent speakers may be delayed in their reading and writing skills.
The school implemented a talk table to bridge the gap in oral language development
(Woodard, Haskins, Schaefer, Smolen, 2004, p. 92). The research method the school
decided to use was observations of the students progress, surveys, and pretest and
posttest. The teacher in charge of each classroom was responsible for carefully
observing and recording the students progress throughout the program. The teachers
utilized their state s curriculum standards as a grading scale of how well the
students were doing and to monitor the progress they were making. Close to fifty
teachers participated in the research project. Teachers had to go through a special
course in the Let s
Speakers Of...
Carol Woodard, Guy Haskins, Grace Schaefer, and Linda Smolen address the issue
of bridging the gap between fluent speakers and non fluent speakers of English in
classrooms in the United States. The article explains how an urban school had tested
the children in kindergarten and the results of the test showed a nearly two year lag
in oral language development (2004, p.92). The large gap in oral language
development of the less fluent speakers can be detrimental to their education. The
school has to try to bridge the gap quickly in the early years of the student s
education; in order to catch the students up to the developmentally appropriate level
of oral language before it s too late. If the school is unable to bridge the gap the less
fluent speakers may be delayed in their reading and writing skills.
The school implemented a talk table to bridge the gap in oral language development
(Woodard, Haskins, Schaefer, Smolen, 2004, p. 92). The research method the school
decided to use was observations of the students progress, surveys, and pretest and
posttest. The teacher in charge of each classroom was responsible for carefully
observing and recording the students progress throughout the program. The teachers
utilized their state s curriculum standards as a grading scale of how well the
students were doing and to monitor the progress they were making. Close to fifty
teachers participated in the research project. Teachers had to go through a special
course in the Let s
Essay on War on Terror
On september 11, 2001 there was an attack on America. Four airplanes were
hijacked, two were crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City, the third
crashed into the Pentagon in D.C. and the fourth got stopped by a passenger. It was
the first terrorist attack on the U.S. soil. Thousands of lives were lost that day. This
attach was the most devastating act of belligerence on U.S territory since the Civil
War (Terrorism, 2011). This even had an enormous influence on America and its
history. It led to numerous short and long term effects. On September 20, 2001,
former president George W. Bushannounced publicly that he declares War on Terror .
After this announcement, our country has altered. To determine if an effect was...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
TSA is able to open and search passenger s luggage for security screening, not many
people like this ability. In some cases the agents don t replace the locks or close
them properly. TSA has two companies make different kinds of locks that can be
opened and relocked by special tools and information by the manufacturer. A
positive side to this note is that if a passengers TSA approved lock is missing they
can file a claim with form SF 95. (Security, 2010) People get irritated by this,
because no one wants people going through their personal belongings. Despite the
fact that this is a simple way to detect if someone is carrying a bomb, any other type
of explosives or anything else that could be dangerous boarding a plane.
In the beginning of November 2010 TSA added new screening procedures. The
new screening procedures were created because of the reactions of the Underwear
bomber . That person smuggled plastic explosives onto and airplane in December
2009. These procedures include the backscatter X ray and the sliding pat downs.
The backscatter X ray displays images of passenger s bodies. During sliding pat
downs officers screen passenger s breast, buttocks and genitals with the back of
their hand. All pat downs are done by a TSA officer of same gender of that
passenger. And if requested the procedure can be done in a private room. On
November 23, 2010 TSA officials said that some U.S government officials were
On september 11, 2001 there was an attack on America. Four airplanes were
hijacked, two were crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City, the third
crashed into the Pentagon in D.C. and the fourth got stopped by a passenger. It was
the first terrorist attack on the U.S. soil. Thousands of lives were lost that day. This
attach was the most devastating act of belligerence on U.S territory since the Civil
War (Terrorism, 2011). This even had an enormous influence on America and its
history. It led to numerous short and long term effects. On September 20, 2001,
former president George W. Bushannounced publicly that he declares War on Terror .
After this announcement, our country has altered. To determine if an effect was...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
TSA is able to open and search passenger s luggage for security screening, not many
people like this ability. In some cases the agents don t replace the locks or close
them properly. TSA has two companies make different kinds of locks that can be
opened and relocked by special tools and information by the manufacturer. A
positive side to this note is that if a passengers TSA approved lock is missing they
can file a claim with form SF 95. (Security, 2010) People get irritated by this,
because no one wants people going through their personal belongings. Despite the
fact that this is a simple way to detect if someone is carrying a bomb, any other type
of explosives or anything else that could be dangerous boarding a plane.
In the beginning of November 2010 TSA added new screening procedures. The
new screening procedures were created because of the reactions of the Underwear
bomber . That person smuggled plastic explosives onto and airplane in December
2009. These procedures include the backscatter X ray and the sliding pat downs.
The backscatter X ray displays images of passenger s bodies. During sliding pat
downs officers screen passenger s breast, buttocks and genitals with the back of
their hand. All pat downs are done by a TSA officer of same gender of that
passenger. And if requested the procedure can be done in a private room. On
November 23, 2010 TSA officials said that some U.S government officials were
Adolf Hitler s Accomplishments
He was quick to anger from childhood onward and would not listen to anyone. He
would get the craziest notions and got away with them. This quote from Adolf
Hitler s brother, Alois Jr., shows that even in childhood, he was narcissistic and
troubled. His life was full of hatred, failure, and heartbreak. All of these tragedies are
what lead to his rise and his downfall.
Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in Braunau, Austria. His mother is Klara
Hitler, and his father is Alois Hitler (Rubenstein 5). Klara and Alois married after
Alois had already had two children. Adolf was born as the 4th child. He and Klara
were always extremely close (Giblin 11). His father, however, was a different story.
Because they lived in a crowded home, Alois ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He told the German people that they needed to resist the jewish people and the
communists. He made the people believe that they would build a new empire
without those two groups ( Adolf Hitler ). Around 1923, the Nazi Party started to
grow stronger. They devised a plan to take control of the Munich government.
They were going to try and take control of a meeting that was being held in the
Beer Hall. This attempt failed. Because of this, Adolf was sentenced to 5 years in
prison on the charge of treason ( Hitler, Adolf ). Hitler only served 9 months of the
5 years in prison, but during this time he wrote his famous autobiography, Mein
Kampf . That translates to My Struggle . His autobiography had things such as, his
views on what was wrong about German society. He targeted Democrats,
Communists, internationalists, but Jews were what he hated the most. He blamed
them for everything wrong in the world. He believed that Jews did not have a
culture, and that they perverted other cultures and called them their own. Hitler
also believed that they were an anti race ( Adolf Hitler ). Once out of prison, he felt
as if he was a failure, and only a few members of the Nazi party were still together (
Hitler,
He was quick to anger from childhood onward and would not listen to anyone. He
would get the craziest notions and got away with them. This quote from Adolf
Hitler s brother, Alois Jr., shows that even in childhood, he was narcissistic and
troubled. His life was full of hatred, failure, and heartbreak. All of these tragedies are
what lead to his rise and his downfall.
Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in Braunau, Austria. His mother is Klara
Hitler, and his father is Alois Hitler (Rubenstein 5). Klara and Alois married after
Alois had already had two children. Adolf was born as the 4th child. He and Klara
were always extremely close (Giblin 11). His father, however, was a different story.
Because they lived in a crowded home, Alois ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He told the German people that they needed to resist the jewish people and the
communists. He made the people believe that they would build a new empire
without those two groups ( Adolf Hitler ). Around 1923, the Nazi Party started to
grow stronger. They devised a plan to take control of the Munich government.
They were going to try and take control of a meeting that was being held in the
Beer Hall. This attempt failed. Because of this, Adolf was sentenced to 5 years in
prison on the charge of treason ( Hitler, Adolf ). Hitler only served 9 months of the
5 years in prison, but during this time he wrote his famous autobiography, Mein
Kampf . That translates to My Struggle . His autobiography had things such as, his
views on what was wrong about German society. He targeted Democrats,
Communists, internationalists, but Jews were what he hated the most. He blamed
them for everything wrong in the world. He believed that Jews did not have a
culture, and that they perverted other cultures and called them their own. Hitler
also believed that they were an anti race ( Adolf Hitler ). Once out of prison, he felt
as if he was a failure, and only a few members of the Nazi party were still together (
Hitler,
The Political Positions Of The Democratic And Republican...
This comparison will be examining the differences between the policies and political
positions of the Democratic and Republican parties on the major issues that or
government is having such as the healthcare, the role of government, gun control,
entitlements, immigration, taxes, abortion and gay rights and many other issues that
or country is going throw. These two parties are the most powerful in America s
political landscape but differ greatly in their philosophies and ideals. In which
Democrat and Republican platform are much different and similar, there is also
much change in developing of each over the years.
The Democratic Party origin from the anti federalist faction around the time of
America s independence from British rule. These factions was organized into the
Democratic Republican Party by Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and other
influential people of the federalist in the 1792. Where the Republican Party is a
much newer then the Democratic Party. It was founded 1854 by anti slavery
expansion activists and modernizers, the Republican Party rose to prominence with
the election of Abraham Lincoln he was the first republican president. The more
tradition approach is to see republican as historically conservative meaning they resist
change and want to conserve what they see good about American while Democrats
are progressive. Meaning they want to see progress.
The democratic and republican party have different view in the platform in which it
developed. The point
This comparison will be examining the differences between the policies and political
positions of the Democratic and Republican parties on the major issues that or
government is having such as the healthcare, the role of government, gun control,
entitlements, immigration, taxes, abortion and gay rights and many other issues that
or country is going throw. These two parties are the most powerful in America s
political landscape but differ greatly in their philosophies and ideals. In which
Democrat and Republican platform are much different and similar, there is also
much change in developing of each over the years.
The Democratic Party origin from the anti federalist faction around the time of
America s independence from British rule. These factions was organized into the
Democratic Republican Party by Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and other
influential people of the federalist in the 1792. Where the Republican Party is a
much newer then the Democratic Party. It was founded 1854 by anti slavery
expansion activists and modernizers, the Republican Party rose to prominence with
the election of Abraham Lincoln he was the first republican president. The more
tradition approach is to see republican as historically conservative meaning they resist
change and want to conserve what they see good about American while Democrats
are progressive. Meaning they want to see progress.
The democratic and republican party have different view in the platform in which it
developed. The point
Shafer-Landau and Korsgaard
Humanity is taught to be moral, to do good and avoid evil. However those lessons
become foolish when we ask what is morality, the thing that we are told to achieve.
For many morality is doing what is good and doing good is moral. This roundabout
answer may be satisfactory to some that only look at the surface of the issue,
however once the digging begins the grad question of moralitycomes into question.
While this question has been looked an infinite number of times without being
universally solved certain patterns have been made in the conclusions great thinkers
and scholars come to regarding morality. One of these particular ideas involves a
rationalist perspective that rationality defines morality or that moral failings imply
rational... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Foot believes that there is no way to base the claim that an agent always has a reason
to fallow moral guidelines. Therefore if there is not always a reason for individuals
to obey, then the agent can be seen as both rational and disobeying moral
guidelines. (Foot, 2007) This removes the moral obligation from a rational agent
and instead supposes that the moral rules and thinking are simply the current
fashion or culturally constructed. Foot believes that moral rules are not binding
and the obligation that people feel to obey largely comes from constant teaching
and coercion that deceives people in believing such things. Foot does not think that
this is detrimental to society and instead feels that people s desires for positive
virtues are able to uphold morality without it being recognised as a set of categorical
imperatives. One issue with Foots argument can be found in his assertion of Moral
virtues. He claims that moral guidelines are not universal but lists of moral virtues
that seem to be portrayed as timeless and universal. If this is true then one could
argue that they demonstrate a very open type of categorical imperative that Foot tries
to disprove. The moral acts and guidelines could then be seen as the different paths to
a moral goal that were derived from Shafer Landau s arguments.
Unlike The first two Christine Korsgaard offers an
Humanity is taught to be moral, to do good and avoid evil. However those lessons
become foolish when we ask what is morality, the thing that we are told to achieve.
For many morality is doing what is good and doing good is moral. This roundabout
answer may be satisfactory to some that only look at the surface of the issue,
however once the digging begins the grad question of moralitycomes into question.
While this question has been looked an infinite number of times without being
universally solved certain patterns have been made in the conclusions great thinkers
and scholars come to regarding morality. One of these particular ideas involves a
rationalist perspective that rationality defines morality or that moral failings imply
rational... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Foot believes that there is no way to base the claim that an agent always has a reason
to fallow moral guidelines. Therefore if there is not always a reason for individuals
to obey, then the agent can be seen as both rational and disobeying moral
guidelines. (Foot, 2007) This removes the moral obligation from a rational agent
and instead supposes that the moral rules and thinking are simply the current
fashion or culturally constructed. Foot believes that moral rules are not binding
and the obligation that people feel to obey largely comes from constant teaching
and coercion that deceives people in believing such things. Foot does not think that
this is detrimental to society and instead feels that people s desires for positive
virtues are able to uphold morality without it being recognised as a set of categorical
imperatives. One issue with Foots argument can be found in his assertion of Moral
virtues. He claims that moral guidelines are not universal but lists of moral virtues
that seem to be portrayed as timeless and universal. If this is true then one could
argue that they demonstrate a very open type of categorical imperative that Foot tries
to disprove. The moral acts and guidelines could then be seen as the different paths to
a moral goal that were derived from Shafer Landau s arguments.
Unlike The first two Christine Korsgaard offers an
Deadly Mind Traps Analysis
Do the people know that they do many traps in their daily life? Once I read the
Deadly Mind Traps I remembered some traps that I did when I was child. I didn t
know why I do this, but when I read the Deadly Mind Traps I knew why I did these
traps. It explained the traps that the people do in their life. Some of these traps are
very danger and lead the person to die. Deadly Mind Traps helped me to
understand these traps. Jeff Wise, who wrote the Deadly Mind Traps, has a BS in
evolutionary biology from Harvard University. He published articles in many
periodicals including Men s Health, Outside, National Geographic Adventure,
Esquire, Popular Science, Details, and he also the author of Extreme Fear: The
Science of Your Mind in Danger (2009). These things led him to write an essay
about the Deadly Mind Traps . He wrote the essay as a blog post for Psychology
Today and he revised it for inclusion in Reader s Digest Six. The author presented
his main idea by classifying the traps into five categories, using examples for each
trap, and the tone that he used to inform the people about the common traps that they
do. The author used three major elements to express his main idea, such as
classification, analysis, and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
MODs are rational path of presenting oneself. The classification that the author
used helps the people to understand the author idea about the deadly mind traps.
The author presented his essay about deadly traps by classifying it to five parts. In
each part, he gave examples about the subject that he presented. For example, when
he talked about the Domino Effect, he gave an example about how the farmer did
when he was trying to put manure to the pipe. Also, he gave solutions to avoid these
traps that the people do in their daily life. In addition, the author supported his essay
by adding citations of the experts in each example. So, these things made his essay
have very effective
Do the people know that they do many traps in their daily life? Once I read the
Deadly Mind Traps I remembered some traps that I did when I was child. I didn t
know why I do this, but when I read the Deadly Mind Traps I knew why I did these
traps. It explained the traps that the people do in their life. Some of these traps are
very danger and lead the person to die. Deadly Mind Traps helped me to
understand these traps. Jeff Wise, who wrote the Deadly Mind Traps, has a BS in
evolutionary biology from Harvard University. He published articles in many
periodicals including Men s Health, Outside, National Geographic Adventure,
Esquire, Popular Science, Details, and he also the author of Extreme Fear: The
Science of Your Mind in Danger (2009). These things led him to write an essay
about the Deadly Mind Traps . He wrote the essay as a blog post for Psychology
Today and he revised it for inclusion in Reader s Digest Six. The author presented
his main idea by classifying the traps into five categories, using examples for each
trap, and the tone that he used to inform the people about the common traps that they
do. The author used three major elements to express his main idea, such as
classification, analysis, and... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
MODs are rational path of presenting oneself. The classification that the author
used helps the people to understand the author idea about the deadly mind traps.
The author presented his essay about deadly traps by classifying it to five parts. In
each part, he gave examples about the subject that he presented. For example, when
he talked about the Domino Effect, he gave an example about how the farmer did
when he was trying to put manure to the pipe. Also, he gave solutions to avoid these
traps that the people do in their daily life. In addition, the author supported his essay
by adding citations of the experts in each example. So, these things made his essay
have very effective
The Characteristics Of Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie became one of the wealthiest men in the entire world, primarily
due to his steel company. He lived from 1835 to 1919, and his industry grew in the
time of the Gilded Age, a period marked by industrial and economic growth. Carnegie
had many different attributes, making it difficult for historians to characterize him.
Some argue that he was a robber baron (someone who uses immoral techniques to
gain wealth), a philanthropist (someone who donates money for the good of others),
or a captain of industry (someone who becomes very rich through business). While
aspects of the robber baron and philanthropist characterizations are true, Carnegie was
a successful businessman first and foremost. Carnegie was an intelligent and
consequentialist... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He made his successful workers into his partners, as [n]othing delighted Carnegie
more than to see the man whom he had lifted from a puddler s furnace develop into
a millionaire. This motivation likely stemmed from his own poor upbringing and
success in life. In his essay titled Gospel of Wealth, Carnegie encouraged wealthy
people to give money to the public and suggested seven fields in which to invest
the money. In another essay, called The Advantages of Poverty, he provided insight
into one of his motivations for philanthropy, by claiming wealthy philanthropists
can find refuge from self questioning in the thought of the much greater portion of
their means which is being spent on others. Carnegie also believed that when his
mind was solely preoccupied with making the largest possible amount of money as
quickly as possible, he was degrad[ing himself] beyond hope of permanent
recovery. Carnegie was particularly interested in giving libraries to various towns,
but this quickly became a business like gift. First, there was an application process
the town had to go through. Then, only gifting the building of the library, Carnegie
would demand that the town collect taxes to pay for the books and maintain the
library (which usually cost every year about 10% of the amount of money
Carnegie donated). However, Carnegie s library giving had a pattern. After he
broke up the union in Braddock, he gifted that town a library. In a response to a
letter from Homestead asking for a gift, he replied if Homestead would only do
something for him, he would be pleased to build a library there. Towns were so
afraid that libraries signified their destruction that 225 towns refused Carnegie s
offer of a library, as his offer was more threat than promise. Indeed, they could expect
to pay a heavy
Andrew Carnegie became one of the wealthiest men in the entire world, primarily
due to his steel company. He lived from 1835 to 1919, and his industry grew in the
time of the Gilded Age, a period marked by industrial and economic growth. Carnegie
had many different attributes, making it difficult for historians to characterize him.
Some argue that he was a robber baron (someone who uses immoral techniques to
gain wealth), a philanthropist (someone who donates money for the good of others),
or a captain of industry (someone who becomes very rich through business). While
aspects of the robber baron and philanthropist characterizations are true, Carnegie was
a successful businessman first and foremost. Carnegie was an intelligent and
consequentialist... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He made his successful workers into his partners, as [n]othing delighted Carnegie
more than to see the man whom he had lifted from a puddler s furnace develop into
a millionaire. This motivation likely stemmed from his own poor upbringing and
success in life. In his essay titled Gospel of Wealth, Carnegie encouraged wealthy
people to give money to the public and suggested seven fields in which to invest
the money. In another essay, called The Advantages of Poverty, he provided insight
into one of his motivations for philanthropy, by claiming wealthy philanthropists
can find refuge from self questioning in the thought of the much greater portion of
their means which is being spent on others. Carnegie also believed that when his
mind was solely preoccupied with making the largest possible amount of money as
quickly as possible, he was degrad[ing himself] beyond hope of permanent
recovery. Carnegie was particularly interested in giving libraries to various towns,
but this quickly became a business like gift. First, there was an application process
the town had to go through. Then, only gifting the building of the library, Carnegie
would demand that the town collect taxes to pay for the books and maintain the
library (which usually cost every year about 10% of the amount of money
Carnegie donated). However, Carnegie s library giving had a pattern. After he
broke up the union in Braddock, he gifted that town a library. In a response to a
letter from Homestead asking for a gift, he replied if Homestead would only do
something for him, he would be pleased to build a library there. Towns were so
afraid that libraries signified their destruction that 225 towns refused Carnegie s
offer of a library, as his offer was more threat than promise. Indeed, they could expect
to pay a heavy
Angels Essay
Angels
An angel is a pure spirit created by God. The Old Testament theology included the
belief in angels: the name applied to certain spiritual beings or intelligences of
heavenly residence, employed by God as the ministers of His will.
HISTORY
Are Angels ambassadors sent from God to guide us, protect us or bring messages
from heaven? The word angel comes from the Greek word angelos which means
messenger. The Bible says that God has appointed many angels to those who love
God and call to Him, Psalms 91:11 For He shall give His angels charge over you, To
keep you in all your ways. The bible refers to different types of angels, with varying
duties such as ugides, protectors, messengers and angels of the Lord, or as ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Joseph, son of David, the angel said, do not be afraid to go ahead with your
marriage to Mary. For the child within her has been conceived by the Holy Spirit.
When Joseph woke up, he did what the angel of the Lord commanded. He brought
Mary home to be his wife. Matthew 1:20 24
Dionysius, a 5th or 6th century writer gives us the hierarchical order of the angels.
The first group is the seraphim, cherubim and thrones. The word seraphim (singular
is saraph) is taken from the fiery imagery often associated with the Presence of God
Ezek. 1:27. Cherubim are represented as guardians with many wings. Thrones have
been depicted wearing stoles and kneeling before God
Seraphim stood above Him, each having six wings; with two he covered his face,
and with two he covered his feet, and with two he flew . Isaiah 6:2
So He drove out the man; and placed at the east of the garden of Eden Cherubim, and
a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life . Gen.
3:24
The 2nd group is composed of dominations, virtues and powers. Each group is
associated with specific symbols. The dominations held scepters and wore crowns.
The virtues are shown with flasks of perfume, trumpets, and rays of lightening. The
powers are depicted wielding flaming
Angels
An angel is a pure spirit created by God. The Old Testament theology included the
belief in angels: the name applied to certain spiritual beings or intelligences of
heavenly residence, employed by God as the ministers of His will.
HISTORY
Are Angels ambassadors sent from God to guide us, protect us or bring messages
from heaven? The word angel comes from the Greek word angelos which means
messenger. The Bible says that God has appointed many angels to those who love
God and call to Him, Psalms 91:11 For He shall give His angels charge over you, To
keep you in all your ways. The bible refers to different types of angels, with varying
duties such as ugides, protectors, messengers and angels of the Lord, or as ... Show
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Joseph, son of David, the angel said, do not be afraid to go ahead with your
marriage to Mary. For the child within her has been conceived by the Holy Spirit.
When Joseph woke up, he did what the angel of the Lord commanded. He brought
Mary home to be his wife. Matthew 1:20 24
Dionysius, a 5th or 6th century writer gives us the hierarchical order of the angels.
The first group is the seraphim, cherubim and thrones. The word seraphim (singular
is saraph) is taken from the fiery imagery often associated with the Presence of God
Ezek. 1:27. Cherubim are represented as guardians with many wings. Thrones have
been depicted wearing stoles and kneeling before God
Seraphim stood above Him, each having six wings; with two he covered his face,
and with two he covered his feet, and with two he flew . Isaiah 6:2
So He drove out the man; and placed at the east of the garden of Eden Cherubim, and
a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life . Gen.
3:24
The 2nd group is composed of dominations, virtues and powers. Each group is
associated with specific symbols. The dominations held scepters and wore crowns.
The virtues are shown with flasks of perfume, trumpets, and rays of lightening. The
powers are depicted wielding flaming
Techniques Used For Air Navigation Essay
The techniques used for air navigation will depend on whether the aircraft is in
flight under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) or Instrument Flight Rules (IFR). In the latter
case, the pilot will navigate exclusively using radio navigation instruments and aids
such as beacons, or as directed under radar control by air traffic control. In the case
of VFR, a pilot navigates heavily using dead calculations combined with visual (pilot)
observations, referring to appropriate maps. This can be supplemented using radio
navigation aids.
Given the flight plan and the position of the aircraft, the flight management system
calculates the route to be taken. The driver can take this course manually, or the
autopilot can be configured to take the course.
The flight management system mode is normally called LNAV or lateral navigation
for the lateral flight plan and VNAV or vertical navigation for the vertical flight plan.
VNAV provides targets and speeds of height and altitude, and LNAV provides a
balanced control of automatic piloting.
FUELS AND ENGINES
Automotive
The cars of the street are powered by gasoline, or as some may know it petroleum.
Some heavier vehicles run on diesel and its domestic variants. The following are
some of the properties of these dominating fuels.
1)Petrol/Gasoline: It is mainly a clear fuel that is sourced from crude petroleum
which is mainly used as fuel in internal combustion engines. It primarily consists of
organic compounds obtained by fractional
The techniques used for air navigation will depend on whether the aircraft is in
flight under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) or Instrument Flight Rules (IFR). In the latter
case, the pilot will navigate exclusively using radio navigation instruments and aids
such as beacons, or as directed under radar control by air traffic control. In the case
of VFR, a pilot navigates heavily using dead calculations combined with visual (pilot)
observations, referring to appropriate maps. This can be supplemented using radio
navigation aids.
Given the flight plan and the position of the aircraft, the flight management system
calculates the route to be taken. The driver can take this course manually, or the
autopilot can be configured to take the course.
The flight management system mode is normally called LNAV or lateral navigation
for the lateral flight plan and VNAV or vertical navigation for the vertical flight plan.
VNAV provides targets and speeds of height and altitude, and LNAV provides a
balanced control of automatic piloting.
FUELS AND ENGINES
Automotive
The cars of the street are powered by gasoline, or as some may know it petroleum.
Some heavier vehicles run on diesel and its domestic variants. The following are
some of the properties of these dominating fuels.
1)Petrol/Gasoline: It is mainly a clear fuel that is sourced from crude petroleum
which is mainly used as fuel in internal combustion engines. It primarily consists of
organic compounds obtained by fractional
Thomas Jefferson s Macaronni Machine
I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. Thomas Jefferson.
Thomas Jefferson was a man of many talents and accomplishments. Thomas
Jefferson was born on 13 April 1743, in Shadwell, Virginia. Jefferson s father grew
up in a modern family and was raised to be a farmer. His mother was more on the
wealthy side, while his mother was on the complete opposite side being raised in a
wealthy family, in friendship with the King Of England. Jefferson s father passed
away in 1757, therefore, Jefferson knew what needed to be accomplished for him to
take charge of the house with him being one of 9 children. Jefferson began to
immense himself in books around this time, thankfully the family had a close friend
who stepped... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He popularized macaroni and cheese in the USA! In a letter to Jefferson, William
Short, his secretary, wrote that he had kept a mould for making maccaroni in
Naples and had sent it to his mentor in Paris. However, it s most likely that the
macaroni machine didn t reach France until after Jefferson had left. In the words of
Jefferson, this is how much he loved his macaronni machine: The best maccaroni
in Italy is made with a particular sort of flour called Semola, in Naples: but in
almost every shop a different sort of flour is commonly used; for, provided the
flour be of a good quality, and not ground extremely fine, it will always do very
well. A paste is made with flour, water and less yeast than is used for making
bread. This paste is then put, by little at a time, viz. about 5. or 6. lb. each time into
a round iron box ABC, the under part of which is perforated with holes, through
which the paste, when pressed by the screw DEF, comes out, and forms the
Maccaroni g.g.g. which, when sufficiently long, are cut and spread to dry. The
screw is turned by a lever inserted into the hole K, of which there are 4. or 6. It is
evident that on turning the screw one way, the cylindrical part F. which fits the
iron box or mortar perfectly well, must press upon the paste and must force it out of
the holes. LLM. is a strong wooden frame, properly fastened to the wall, floor and
cieling of the room. N.O. is a figure, on a larger scale, of some of the holes in the iron
plate, where all the black is solid, and the rest open. The real plate has a great many
holes, and is screwed to the box or mortar: or rather there is a set of plates which may
be changed at will, with holes of different shapes and sizes for the different sorts of
I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. Thomas Jefferson.
Thomas Jefferson was a man of many talents and accomplishments. Thomas
Jefferson was born on 13 April 1743, in Shadwell, Virginia. Jefferson s father grew
up in a modern family and was raised to be a farmer. His mother was more on the
wealthy side, while his mother was on the complete opposite side being raised in a
wealthy family, in friendship with the King Of England. Jefferson s father passed
away in 1757, therefore, Jefferson knew what needed to be accomplished for him to
take charge of the house with him being one of 9 children. Jefferson began to
immense himself in books around this time, thankfully the family had a close friend
who stepped... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He popularized macaroni and cheese in the USA! In a letter to Jefferson, William
Short, his secretary, wrote that he had kept a mould for making maccaroni in
Naples and had sent it to his mentor in Paris. However, it s most likely that the
macaroni machine didn t reach France until after Jefferson had left. In the words of
Jefferson, this is how much he loved his macaronni machine: The best maccaroni
in Italy is made with a particular sort of flour called Semola, in Naples: but in
almost every shop a different sort of flour is commonly used; for, provided the
flour be of a good quality, and not ground extremely fine, it will always do very
well. A paste is made with flour, water and less yeast than is used for making
bread. This paste is then put, by little at a time, viz. about 5. or 6. lb. each time into
a round iron box ABC, the under part of which is perforated with holes, through
which the paste, when pressed by the screw DEF, comes out, and forms the
Maccaroni g.g.g. which, when sufficiently long, are cut and spread to dry. The
screw is turned by a lever inserted into the hole K, of which there are 4. or 6. It is
evident that on turning the screw one way, the cylindrical part F. which fits the
iron box or mortar perfectly well, must press upon the paste and must force it out of
the holes. LLM. is a strong wooden frame, properly fastened to the wall, floor and
cieling of the room. N.O. is a figure, on a larger scale, of some of the holes in the iron
plate, where all the black is solid, and the rest open. The real plate has a great many
holes, and is screwed to the box or mortar: or rather there is a set of plates which may
be changed at will, with holes of different shapes and sizes for the different sorts of
Yanek Book Reports
Intro: This book is about a Jewish boy named Yanek. This gives an inside look of
what happened to Jewish people in the 1940s. He had a very hard life in the 6 year
time duration he spent in the ghetto and concentration camps.
Setting: The book starts off in Krakow, Poland. It takes place in a 6 year time span
which started in 1939 and ended in 1945. In those 6 years he went on two death
marches and went to eight concentration camps. Although the story took place in
several locations one word describe almost all of them. That word is filthy. I will
explain why that word is fitting later on.
Characters: Their isn t many characters in the book because they all get killed off
except one. That person is Yanek. He is a very kind kid but desperate ... Show more
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After the shower he got a tattoo that said B 3087. B stood for Birkenau and 3087
was his prisoner name. While he was there he learned why he shouldn t escape
because someone tried to escape and he was shot until the SS officers machine gun
ran out of bullets. Then he was sent off to the most infamous camp called
Auschwitz. Yanek was at Auschwitz until 1945. At the gates Yanek was greeted
by a guard that said you enter through the gates and exit through the chimney.
While at the camp he met a kid named Fred. Fred got very sick and couldn t work.
So the Nazi s hung him in front of all the other prisoners and said this will happen
to you if you don t.Then he went on a death march which lasted about 11 days.
Yanek carried a sick boy because he couldn t walk and when they rested for the
night Yanek noticed he had bread. Yanek was so hungry he hoped he would die so
he could have his bread. Yanek then tried to steal it but failed. Then Yanek went to
the camp called Sachsenhausen. He mainly worked in a rock quarry. One day he
Intro: This book is about a Jewish boy named Yanek. This gives an inside look of
what happened to Jewish people in the 1940s. He had a very hard life in the 6 year
time duration he spent in the ghetto and concentration camps.
Setting: The book starts off in Krakow, Poland. It takes place in a 6 year time span
which started in 1939 and ended in 1945. In those 6 years he went on two death
marches and went to eight concentration camps. Although the story took place in
several locations one word describe almost all of them. That word is filthy. I will
explain why that word is fitting later on.
Characters: Their isn t many characters in the book because they all get killed off
except one. That person is Yanek. He is a very kind kid but desperate ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
After the shower he got a tattoo that said B 3087. B stood for Birkenau and 3087
was his prisoner name. While he was there he learned why he shouldn t escape
because someone tried to escape and he was shot until the SS officers machine gun
ran out of bullets. Then he was sent off to the most infamous camp called
Auschwitz. Yanek was at Auschwitz until 1945. At the gates Yanek was greeted
by a guard that said you enter through the gates and exit through the chimney.
While at the camp he met a kid named Fred. Fred got very sick and couldn t work.
So the Nazi s hung him in front of all the other prisoners and said this will happen
to you if you don t.Then he went on a death march which lasted about 11 days.
Yanek carried a sick boy because he couldn t walk and when they rested for the
night Yanek noticed he had bread. Yanek was so hungry he hoped he would die so
he could have his bread. Yanek then tried to steal it but failed. Then Yanek went to
the camp called Sachsenhausen. He mainly worked in a rock quarry. One day he
Geoffrey Chaucer s Primary Sources
Geoffrey Chaucer formed the incomplete work, The Canterbury Stories. It is seen as
extraordinary compared to other effortless works in English. Essayist Geoffrey
Chaucer was considered around 1340 in London, Britain. In 1357 he transformed into
an open worker to Royal lady Elizabeth of Ulster and continued in that farthest point
with the English court every through hey lifetime. Craftsman Geoffrey Chaucerwas
considered around 1340, more likely than not at his people s home on Thames
Road in London, Britain. Chaucer s family was of the working class, slipped from
a well to do family who benefitted in the London wine trade. As demonstrated by a
couple of sources, Chaucer s father, John, carried on the family wine business.
Geoffrey Chaucer is acknowledged to have gone to the St. Paul s Church School,
where he probably first wound up evidently comfortable with the intense composed
work of Virgil and Ovid.
Throughout the period, Chaucer transformed into an open specialist to Royal lady
Elizabeth of Ulster, the Duke of Clarence s life partner, for which he was paid a
little stipend enough to pay for his food and clothing. In 1359, the secondary school
Chaucer took off to fight in the Hundred Years War in France, and at Rethel he was
gotten for convey. Due to Chaucer s grand affiliations, Lord Edward III helped pay
his installment. After Chaucer s release, he joined the Illustrious Administration,
going all through France, Spain and Italy on vital
Geoffrey Chaucer formed the incomplete work, The Canterbury Stories. It is seen as
extraordinary compared to other effortless works in English. Essayist Geoffrey
Chaucer was considered around 1340 in London, Britain. In 1357 he transformed into
an open worker to Royal lady Elizabeth of Ulster and continued in that farthest point
with the English court every through hey lifetime. Craftsman Geoffrey Chaucerwas
considered around 1340, more likely than not at his people s home on Thames
Road in London, Britain. Chaucer s family was of the working class, slipped from
a well to do family who benefitted in the London wine trade. As demonstrated by a
couple of sources, Chaucer s father, John, carried on the family wine business.
Geoffrey Chaucer is acknowledged to have gone to the St. Paul s Church School,
where he probably first wound up evidently comfortable with the intense composed
work of Virgil and Ovid.
Throughout the period, Chaucer transformed into an open specialist to Royal lady
Elizabeth of Ulster, the Duke of Clarence s life partner, for which he was paid a
little stipend enough to pay for his food and clothing. In 1359, the secondary school
Chaucer took off to fight in the Hundred Years War in France, and at Rethel he was
gotten for convey. Due to Chaucer s grand affiliations, Lord Edward III helped pay
his installment. After Chaucer s release, he joined the Illustrious Administration,
going all through France, Spain and Italy on vital
Malcolm Fraser Research Paper
Malcolm Fraser Born on the 21st of May, 1930, Malcolm Fraser was born in
Toorak, Victoria. He was taught in the Melbourne Grammar School, from 1943 to
1948, then was taught in Oxford University, located in London, from 1949.
Graduating from Oxford University in 1952, Malcolm Fraser took his career path
to becoming a cultivator. He married Tamara Beggs on the 9th of December 1956
and Tamara s named was changed to Tamie Fraser. They had four children whose
names were Mark, born in 1958, Angela, born in 1959, Hugh, born in 1963 and
Phoebe, born in 1966. Around the same year as Phoebe was born, Malcolm Fraser
was declared the Australian Army Minister, from the 26th of January 1966 to the 28th
of February 1983. Being the Australian Army Minister, Malcolm Fraser had argued
about the controversial Vietnam War debate. It was about the needs of sending young
Australian men, who were under 20 years old were sent to Vietnam.... Show more
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Being the minster for education and science, he had accomplished a great amount
of things, he was the education minster from the 28th of November 1968 to the
12tho of November 1969. Once he stopped his job as the Education Minster,
Malcolm became the Australian Defence Minister from the 12th of November
1969 to the 8th of March 1971. After quitting the job as the Defence Minster,
Malcolm Fraser, had turned his head back to the Education Minster. Malcolm
Fraser was in charge of the electorate of Wannon, located in Victoria. While doing
that he was juggling the task of a backbencher for Robert Gordon Menzie s party.
Moved to the job of Prime Minster on the 11th of November 1975, he was voted
into parliament after Gogh Whitlam was forced out of the seat of prime Minster,
because of the Governor General, Sir John Kerr. As the 22nd Prime Minster, many
things had awaited him for the
Malcolm Fraser Born on the 21st of May, 1930, Malcolm Fraser was born in
Toorak, Victoria. He was taught in the Melbourne Grammar School, from 1943 to
1948, then was taught in Oxford University, located in London, from 1949.
Graduating from Oxford University in 1952, Malcolm Fraser took his career path
to becoming a cultivator. He married Tamara Beggs on the 9th of December 1956
and Tamara s named was changed to Tamie Fraser. They had four children whose
names were Mark, born in 1958, Angela, born in 1959, Hugh, born in 1963 and
Phoebe, born in 1966. Around the same year as Phoebe was born, Malcolm Fraser
was declared the Australian Army Minister, from the 26th of January 1966 to the 28th
of February 1983. Being the Australian Army Minister, Malcolm Fraser had argued
about the controversial Vietnam War debate. It was about the needs of sending young
Australian men, who were under 20 years old were sent to Vietnam.... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Being the minster for education and science, he had accomplished a great amount
of things, he was the education minster from the 28th of November 1968 to the
12tho of November 1969. Once he stopped his job as the Education Minster,
Malcolm became the Australian Defence Minister from the 12th of November
1969 to the 8th of March 1971. After quitting the job as the Defence Minster,
Malcolm Fraser, had turned his head back to the Education Minster. Malcolm
Fraser was in charge of the electorate of Wannon, located in Victoria. While doing
that he was juggling the task of a backbencher for Robert Gordon Menzie s party.
Moved to the job of Prime Minster on the 11th of November 1975, he was voted
into parliament after Gogh Whitlam was forced out of the seat of prime Minster,
because of the Governor General, Sir John Kerr. As the 22nd Prime Minster, many
things had awaited him for the
Soring In Horse Slaughter
Soring is a cruel practice used on horses to exaggerate their gaits. It is commonly
found in gaited horses such as the Tennessee Walking Horse. Chemicals such as
mustard oil, diesel, or kerosene are put on the legs of the horse and left there for a
few days. This causes painful sores, and to avoid detection at shows they often use a
chemical stripping agent to get rid of the scarring. Then action devices such as
chains are placed on these sores to make these horses accentuate their gaits. Another
type of soring is grinding down the sole of the hoof to expose the sensitive tissues.
These methods often make the horsepick up their legs higher and faster (AVMA,
2012). One way that soring could be stopped is if the public was made more aware
Soring is a cruel practice used on horses to exaggerate their gaits. It is commonly
found in gaited horses such as the Tennessee Walking Horse. Chemicals such as
mustard oil, diesel, or kerosene are put on the legs of the horse and left there for a
few days. This causes painful sores, and to avoid detection at shows they often use a
chemical stripping agent to get rid of the scarring. Then action devices such as
chains are placed on these sores to make these horses accentuate their gaits. Another
type of soring is grinding down the sole of the hoof to expose the sensitive tissues.
These methods often make the horsepick up their legs higher and faster (AVMA,
2012). One way that soring could be stopped is if the public was made more aware
Vapor Pressure
The properties of freezing point, boiling point, vapor pressure, and osmotic
pressure are properties that can be manipulated based on the ratio of a solute in a
solution compared to the pure solvent. A pure solvent is generally a liquid
compound that has the ability to dissolve other materials chemically. Decreased
freezing point is the temperature at which the solution or solvent becomes solid,
leaving the solute behind. The boiling point is how much it takes for the pressure
of the water to become more than the atmospheric pressure or when the vapor
pressure of the liquid becomes greater than the atmospheric pressure. Vapor
pressure can be described in terms of the pressure rates of molecules going in or out
of a state of liquid or gas... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A colligative property is the property of a solution that differs from the solute when
an ionic compound is added to the solute and it depends on the ratio of dissolved
particles to the solvent in a solution. Colligative properties are properties of a
solvent and change with the presence of a solute, but these are properties that are
independent of what the solvent and solute are. Freezing point is the temperature
at which the solution or solvent becomes solid. An example of freezing point
property in action is when salt is added to water and is spread on ice, causing the
water and the ice to have a lower freezing point. As seen when brine is applied to
roadways, the solvent water, when combined with the solute salt, the freezing point
is lowered. The boiling point property is demonstrated when the pressure of the
water becomes more than the atmospheric pressure, or when the vapor pressure of
a liquid becomes greater than the atmospheric pressure in a closed environment. An
example of ionic compounds in boiling would be to add salt to water when boiling
water for cooking pasta. When the salt is added, the boiling point becomes higher,
which in turn creates the potential to cook the pasta at a higher temperature to save
time. Vapor pressure is the amount of pressure that is applied by the vapor in the air
or in a contained environment on the substance from which it came. An example of
vapor
The properties of freezing point, boiling point, vapor pressure, and osmotic
pressure are properties that can be manipulated based on the ratio of a solute in a
solution compared to the pure solvent. A pure solvent is generally a liquid
compound that has the ability to dissolve other materials chemically. Decreased
freezing point is the temperature at which the solution or solvent becomes solid,
leaving the solute behind. The boiling point is how much it takes for the pressure
of the water to become more than the atmospheric pressure or when the vapor
pressure of the liquid becomes greater than the atmospheric pressure. Vapor
pressure can be described in terms of the pressure rates of molecules going in or out
of a state of liquid or gas... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A colligative property is the property of a solution that differs from the solute when
an ionic compound is added to the solute and it depends on the ratio of dissolved
particles to the solvent in a solution. Colligative properties are properties of a
solvent and change with the presence of a solute, but these are properties that are
independent of what the solvent and solute are. Freezing point is the temperature
at which the solution or solvent becomes solid. An example of freezing point
property in action is when salt is added to water and is spread on ice, causing the
water and the ice to have a lower freezing point. As seen when brine is applied to
roadways, the solvent water, when combined with the solute salt, the freezing point
is lowered. The boiling point property is demonstrated when the pressure of the
water becomes more than the atmospheric pressure, or when the vapor pressure of
a liquid becomes greater than the atmospheric pressure in a closed environment. An
example of ionic compounds in boiling would be to add salt to water when boiling
water for cooking pasta. When the salt is added, the boiling point becomes higher,
which in turn creates the potential to cook the pasta at a higher temperature to save
time. Vapor pressure is the amount of pressure that is applied by the vapor in the air
or in a contained environment on the substance from which it came. An example of
vapor
The Main Causes Of The Civil War
The Civil War was a big part in our history and had a major impact on the way we
live today. It affected our whole countries ideas and eventually made us united.
Railroads were beginning to become a huge deal in the North as a mean to transport
goods more quickly. Frederick Douglas was a black activist fighting for anti slavery
and equal rights as stated in the constitution. The causes of the Civil War between the
North and the South were politics, economics, and slavery. The first main cause of
the Civil War was conflict between the North and the South about politics. The South
wanted each of their states to be more ultimate than the federation or confederacy.
The South also wanted to protect the right to own slaves. The South threatened
The Civil War was a big part in our history and had a major impact on the way we
live today. It affected our whole countries ideas and eventually made us united.
Railroads were beginning to become a huge deal in the North as a mean to transport
goods more quickly. Frederick Douglas was a black activist fighting for anti slavery
and equal rights as stated in the constitution. The causes of the Civil War between the
North and the South were politics, economics, and slavery. The first main cause of
the Civil War was conflict between the North and the South about politics. The South
wanted each of their states to be more ultimate than the federation or confederacy.
The South also wanted to protect the right to own slaves. The South threatened
Han Chinese Culture Influence On Taiwan
Taiwan is located east off the coast of China. The island of Taiwan has a history
dating back to over fifteen million years ago, and the earliest people who lived on
Taiwan were there 37 thousand years ago. The Austronesians, the indigenous people
of Taiwan, were the earliest inhabitants. Because their languages, society, and cultures
were so varied, people speculate that the indigenous people of Taiwan arrived at
different times and from different parts of Asia.
Taiwan has a long history of being fought over by China and Japan. China s Ching
Empire first colonized Taiwan and the people who populated the colonies are Han
Chinese who came from China. Han Chinese make up the overwhelming majority of
the current population in Taiwan. Taiwan was also a colony of Japan after Japan,
undertaking massive military expansion in the footsteps of European empires,
defeated the Ching Empire with their modern weapons (Wang, Hsiu Huei 15). Taiwan
was later returned to China after the Sino Japanese War.
The Aborigines who first populated Taiwan seemed to gradually diminish over time
as the Han Chinese took over the lands. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The culture the Han Chinese brought over from China was integrated with the culture
of the Aborigines of Taiwan. Both cultures had some influence on each other, but the
main influences flowed from China to Taiwan. What s interesting is that although
Taiwan s Aborigines culture was so heavily influenced by China, the customs and
cultures of many Aboriginal groups, especially those of the mountain Aborigines,
remain intact (Copper 39 40). The educated population in Taiwan became interested
in Chinese calligraphy and traditional dance. The older generation was part of the
opera culture. Primary and secondary schools were required to include music in the
curriculum, which increased the development of culture and cultural awareness in the
younger generations (Copper
Taiwan is located east off the coast of China. The island of Taiwan has a history
dating back to over fifteen million years ago, and the earliest people who lived on
Taiwan were there 37 thousand years ago. The Austronesians, the indigenous people
of Taiwan, were the earliest inhabitants. Because their languages, society, and cultures
were so varied, people speculate that the indigenous people of Taiwan arrived at
different times and from different parts of Asia.
Taiwan has a long history of being fought over by China and Japan. China s Ching
Empire first colonized Taiwan and the people who populated the colonies are Han
Chinese who came from China. Han Chinese make up the overwhelming majority of
the current population in Taiwan. Taiwan was also a colony of Japan after Japan,
undertaking massive military expansion in the footsteps of European empires,
defeated the Ching Empire with their modern weapons (Wang, Hsiu Huei 15). Taiwan
was later returned to China after the Sino Japanese War.
The Aborigines who first populated Taiwan seemed to gradually diminish over time
as the Han Chinese took over the lands. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The culture the Han Chinese brought over from China was integrated with the culture
of the Aborigines of Taiwan. Both cultures had some influence on each other, but the
main influences flowed from China to Taiwan. What s interesting is that although
Taiwan s Aborigines culture was so heavily influenced by China, the customs and
cultures of many Aboriginal groups, especially those of the mountain Aborigines,
remain intact (Copper 39 40). The educated population in Taiwan became interested
in Chinese calligraphy and traditional dance. The older generation was part of the
opera culture. Primary and secondary schools were required to include music in the
curriculum, which increased the development of culture and cultural awareness in the
younger generations (Copper
Relationships Are Part Of The Societyв Ђ™S Life. As People
Relationships are part of the society s life. As people tend to grow up, we get to
know the feeling of attraction and being in love towards the opposite sex. However,
some people choose to commit to not only one person, but to multiple relationships.
This is called an open relationship. Open relationship is an interpersonal relationship
where both parties agreed to be together but can develop relationships to other
partners as well. Although this multiple commitment seems to be an easy going and
straightforward kind of relationship, conflicts may still arise through this kind of
relationship. People are being more open to this kind of relationship, so often that
other people think that this certain type of relationship is okay and is a... Show more
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She finds the relationship unhealthy. Thus, she s now into an open relationship
because she does not want her past experience happen again. This is self
justification. We alter our recollections from the past, where we felt unhappy,
ashamed angry or emabarrassed, in order to feel good with our past decisions and
actions.
To test our hypothesis, we will use the Experimental method, where we use scientific
research. This is the most helpful method when it comes to determining causal
relatons. In addition, we will be using basic research, as we are finding out why
certain individuals behave the way they do and it is out of the researcher s curiosity.
The independent variable in this case is the satisfaction rate of open relationships,
while the dependent variable is monogamous relationship. Our external validity is
generalizability across people, because we conducted an experiment associating
populations, and is a replication. With this method, we are conducting the probability
level of both relationships. According to Multiamory, they surveyed 502 U.S adults
(66% male from Open relationships and 45% from monogamous relationship) 24% of
the Westerners Bonquin 3 are more open to non monogamy, 21% from
northeasterners, 19% from the Southerners and 18% from Midwesterners. Meaning,
the percentages from couples who does not allow open relationships are
Relationships are part of the society s life. As people tend to grow up, we get to
know the feeling of attraction and being in love towards the opposite sex. However,
some people choose to commit to not only one person, but to multiple relationships.
This is called an open relationship. Open relationship is an interpersonal relationship
where both parties agreed to be together but can develop relationships to other
partners as well. Although this multiple commitment seems to be an easy going and
straightforward kind of relationship, conflicts may still arise through this kind of
relationship. People are being more open to this kind of relationship, so often that
other people think that this certain type of relationship is okay and is a... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
She finds the relationship unhealthy. Thus, she s now into an open relationship
because she does not want her past experience happen again. This is self
justification. We alter our recollections from the past, where we felt unhappy,
ashamed angry or emabarrassed, in order to feel good with our past decisions and
actions.
To test our hypothesis, we will use the Experimental method, where we use scientific
research. This is the most helpful method when it comes to determining causal
relatons. In addition, we will be using basic research, as we are finding out why
certain individuals behave the way they do and it is out of the researcher s curiosity.
The independent variable in this case is the satisfaction rate of open relationships,
while the dependent variable is monogamous relationship. Our external validity is
generalizability across people, because we conducted an experiment associating
populations, and is a replication. With this method, we are conducting the probability
level of both relationships. According to Multiamory, they surveyed 502 U.S adults
(66% male from Open relationships and 45% from monogamous relationship) 24% of
the Westerners Bonquin 3 are more open to non monogamy, 21% from
northeasterners, 19% from the Southerners and 18% from Midwesterners. Meaning,
the percentages from couples who does not allow open relationships are
Gun Control And The Safety Of The Future
Gun Control
We must respect the past, and mistrust the present, if we wish to provide for the
safety of the future was a quote by Joseph Joubert, a well known essayist, put it
simply. People ought to learn from and respect the past, don t trust the present, all
to make the future better. This is something to always live by because the past is
not always right and the future should be provided for. Joubert had the right idea.
Everyone could learn from his ideology even if they do not completely agree. A
topic that is relevant right now and to this quote is gun control. Owning guns is our
constitutional right. Many people take that right too far by purchasing military grade
firearms. People have become divided on this very current issue. Some say there
should be stronger restrictions on purchasing or owning a firearm, while other say
there should not be stronger restrictions on purchasing or owning a firearm.
Regardless of opinion, now is the right time for both sides to reach a compromise
about this very important issue. For the group that supports stronger gun control,
their belief is justified. One reason for stronger control is that the second amendment
was planned for militia back in colonial america. Colonists used guns for hunting,
the Revolutionary war, and protection. At this time it was required by law that all
men eligible for militia to own a gun ( Background ). The need for able men to fight
was a concern in Colonial America. Furthermore, supporters of
Gun Control
We must respect the past, and mistrust the present, if we wish to provide for the
safety of the future was a quote by Joseph Joubert, a well known essayist, put it
simply. People ought to learn from and respect the past, don t trust the present, all
to make the future better. This is something to always live by because the past is
not always right and the future should be provided for. Joubert had the right idea.
Everyone could learn from his ideology even if they do not completely agree. A
topic that is relevant right now and to this quote is gun control. Owning guns is our
constitutional right. Many people take that right too far by purchasing military grade
firearms. People have become divided on this very current issue. Some say there
should be stronger restrictions on purchasing or owning a firearm, while other say
there should not be stronger restrictions on purchasing or owning a firearm.
Regardless of opinion, now is the right time for both sides to reach a compromise
about this very important issue. For the group that supports stronger gun control,
their belief is justified. One reason for stronger control is that the second amendment
was planned for militia back in colonial america. Colonists used guns for hunting,
the Revolutionary war, and protection. At this time it was required by law that all
men eligible for militia to own a gun ( Background ). The need for able men to fight
was a concern in Colonial America. Furthermore, supporters of
Bobtail Squid Symbiotic Essay
Symbiotic relationships are those that evolve between two organisms that interact in
a specific manner with each other. These can range from being facultative, where the
relationship is not required by either organism, to interactions that are obligate and
are required by both organisms to facilitate survival. There are many mechanisms and
processes that bacteriaand their hosts can use to initiate and maintain symbiotic
interactions and a few examples will be described in this report.
Vibrio fisheri Euprymna scolopes (bobtail squid) symbiosis
The bioluminescent bacteria Vibrio fischeri forms a highly specific symbiotic
relationship with Euprymna scolopes, a species of bobtail squid. V.fischeri will
colonize a complex light organ found in the mantle cavity of the bobtail squid and
they use the ability to luminesce as a camouflage method to avoid predation. The
squid uses bioluminescence to match the down welling moonlight during the night
whilst it is active. In return, V.fischeri is provided with a shelter, protection and
nutrients (1). V.fischeri is able to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was hypothesised as the Buchnera does not have any motor protein genes in its
genome, however there are many flagella like structures covering the cell therefore
acting as secretion systems. The regulation of the synthesis of essential amino acids
by Buchnera is not understood in great detail but it is believed that it is controlled by
the amount of precursors made available to the bacteria from the host cell. These
precursors include glucose as a carbon source, four non essential amino acids, serine,
aspartate, glutamate and glutamine, to act as precursors for the essential amino acids
and guanosine nucleotides which are involved in purine synthesis. Varying the
concentrations and availability of these compounds gives the host cell the ability to
control and coordinate Buchnera activity.
Symbiotic relationships are those that evolve between two organisms that interact in
a specific manner with each other. These can range from being facultative, where the
relationship is not required by either organism, to interactions that are obligate and
are required by both organisms to facilitate survival. There are many mechanisms and
processes that bacteriaand their hosts can use to initiate and maintain symbiotic
interactions and a few examples will be described in this report.
Vibrio fisheri Euprymna scolopes (bobtail squid) symbiosis
The bioluminescent bacteria Vibrio fischeri forms a highly specific symbiotic
relationship with Euprymna scolopes, a species of bobtail squid. V.fischeri will
colonize a complex light organ found in the mantle cavity of the bobtail squid and
they use the ability to luminesce as a camouflage method to avoid predation. The
squid uses bioluminescence to match the down welling moonlight during the night
whilst it is active. In return, V.fischeri is provided with a shelter, protection and
nutrients (1). V.fischeri is able to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This was hypothesised as the Buchnera does not have any motor protein genes in its
genome, however there are many flagella like structures covering the cell therefore
acting as secretion systems. The regulation of the synthesis of essential amino acids
by Buchnera is not understood in great detail but it is believed that it is controlled by
the amount of precursors made available to the bacteria from the host cell. These
precursors include glucose as a carbon source, four non essential amino acids, serine,
aspartate, glutamate and glutamine, to act as precursors for the essential amino acids
and guanosine nucleotides which are involved in purine synthesis. Varying the
concentrations and availability of these compounds gives the host cell the ability to
control and coordinate Buchnera activity.
The Threat of Global Warming May Lead to Global Cooling
Essay
Over the last few years almost everyone has heard that the earth is warming. Also,
almost everyone has heard the pleas to go green and reduce carbon emissions, led
by former Vice President Al Gore. Even though there is not a truly accurate
definition of global warming it can be roughly defined as a rise in average global
temperature according to Laurence Pringle s book Global WarmingAssessing the
Greenhouse Threat (19). Global Warming Assessing the Greenhouse Threat also
bring up that the average temperature data that scientist are using only goes back to
1860 giving scientists today only 150 years of temperature data. Also, with this
current warming, even with humans contributing to the rising average global
temperature, scientist today... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Picture this, some years from now winters will be exceptionally harsh in the
Northern Hemisphere. Crops that were grown in the northern United States,
southern Canada, and the northern countries in Europe are unable to grow any
more. Also, glaciers that had been receding in the warm period of the late 1990s
and throughout the 2000s grow and push in to areas that had become habitable
during the warm period. If one thinks this is fiction, it has happened before. The
last time that a little ice age occurred it began around 1350 and lasted until the late
19th century. Also, this little ice age was preceded by a warm period with similar
temperature patterns as today s warming trends. Most of this data has been gathered
from sediment samples from Bermuda and ice core samples from Greenland ( Earth s
Climate History ).
During the Medieval time from the years 700 to 1300 there was very warm time in
the history of the world. This time is referred to as the Medieval Warm Period or
the Medieval Climatic Optimum ( Earth s Climate History ). This period is believed
to have peaked around the year 1100. The climate was considerably warmer and
milder than it was before this time period. With this climate change food was able to
be grown in many areas where they were previously not grown. Some examples of
this are grapes being grown in southern England, and cereal crops successfully being
cultivated in Iceland ( Earth s Climate History ). Also, much of the
Essay
Over the last few years almost everyone has heard that the earth is warming. Also,
almost everyone has heard the pleas to go green and reduce carbon emissions, led
by former Vice President Al Gore. Even though there is not a truly accurate
definition of global warming it can be roughly defined as a rise in average global
temperature according to Laurence Pringle s book Global WarmingAssessing the
Greenhouse Threat (19). Global Warming Assessing the Greenhouse Threat also
bring up that the average temperature data that scientist are using only goes back to
1860 giving scientists today only 150 years of temperature data. Also, with this
current warming, even with humans contributing to the rising average global
temperature, scientist today... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Picture this, some years from now winters will be exceptionally harsh in the
Northern Hemisphere. Crops that were grown in the northern United States,
southern Canada, and the northern countries in Europe are unable to grow any
more. Also, glaciers that had been receding in the warm period of the late 1990s
and throughout the 2000s grow and push in to areas that had become habitable
during the warm period. If one thinks this is fiction, it has happened before. The
last time that a little ice age occurred it began around 1350 and lasted until the late
19th century. Also, this little ice age was preceded by a warm period with similar
temperature patterns as today s warming trends. Most of this data has been gathered
from sediment samples from Bermuda and ice core samples from Greenland ( Earth s
Climate History ).
During the Medieval time from the years 700 to 1300 there was very warm time in
the history of the world. This time is referred to as the Medieval Warm Period or
the Medieval Climatic Optimum ( Earth s Climate History ). This period is believed
to have peaked around the year 1100. The climate was considerably warmer and
milder than it was before this time period. With this climate change food was able to
be grown in many areas where they were previously not grown. Some examples of
this are grapes being grown in southern England, and cereal crops successfully being
cultivated in Iceland ( Earth s Climate History ). Also, much of the
Issues Concerning International Nutrition Essay
Food, Nutrition and Health 355 has provided students an opportunity to tackle the
issue of world hunger. Through the act of making a conscious effort to change
aspects of their lifestyle and inform others during the duration of their time in this
course about issues concerning international nutrition. I have decided to take an
action that will occur for a set period of time. However, there is a possibility that I
could continue this action and make it a lifestyle alteration. I have been a vegetarian
for less than a year after learning about the many negative aspects that are involved in
the slaughter, processing of animals, as well as health concerns that are associated
with consuming meat. However, I am beginning to think that this might... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Grain is perfectly suitable for humans to consume, however, the majority of it is
evidently being used mainly for meat production. Some individuals may argue the
fact that animal proteins are the easiest way to attain necessary levels of protein,
however, cereal crops and other legumes can be combined to provide all necessary
amino acid nutrients needed (Cassidy et al., 2013). Decreasing the consumption of
meat would in turn affect people who are suffering from hunger; global calorie
availability could be increased by 70% by shifting crops away from animal feed
(Cassidy et al., 2013). The justification of using crops for human consumption
rather than animal consumption is reason enough for me to have already switched
to a vegetarian diet. However, I understand that dairy and egg products also play a
part in animal production. Animals still need to be fed whether they are to be
slaughtered, or used for their milk or eggs. Consequently, I am on the path to change
my diet, yet again, to not consume any animal derived food. While my small change
in lifestyle may not affect the whole world, or anyone directly, I do believe that it
will spark discussion and curiosity regarding the purpose behind my choice. These
discussions can possibly lead to debate and enlightenment about the state of our food
system and the actions involved in resolving global hunger. Community awareness
and education is the
Food, Nutrition and Health 355 has provided students an opportunity to tackle the
issue of world hunger. Through the act of making a conscious effort to change
aspects of their lifestyle and inform others during the duration of their time in this
course about issues concerning international nutrition. I have decided to take an
action that will occur for a set period of time. However, there is a possibility that I
could continue this action and make it a lifestyle alteration. I have been a vegetarian
for less than a year after learning about the many negative aspects that are involved in
the slaughter, processing of animals, as well as health concerns that are associated
with consuming meat. However, I am beginning to think that this might... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Grain is perfectly suitable for humans to consume, however, the majority of it is
evidently being used mainly for meat production. Some individuals may argue the
fact that animal proteins are the easiest way to attain necessary levels of protein,
however, cereal crops and other legumes can be combined to provide all necessary
amino acid nutrients needed (Cassidy et al., 2013). Decreasing the consumption of
meat would in turn affect people who are suffering from hunger; global calorie
availability could be increased by 70% by shifting crops away from animal feed
(Cassidy et al., 2013). The justification of using crops for human consumption
rather than animal consumption is reason enough for me to have already switched
to a vegetarian diet. However, I understand that dairy and egg products also play a
part in animal production. Animals still need to be fed whether they are to be
slaughtered, or used for their milk or eggs. Consequently, I am on the path to change
my diet, yet again, to not consume any animal derived food. While my small change
in lifestyle may not affect the whole world, or anyone directly, I do believe that it
will spark discussion and curiosity regarding the purpose behind my choice. These
discussions can possibly lead to debate and enlightenment about the state of our food
system and the actions involved in resolving global hunger. Community awareness
and education is the
Preeclampsia Pregnancy-Induced Syndrome
Preeclampsia/Eclampsia is a complicated pregnancy induced syndrome that usually
occurs after the 20th week of gestation. Together with gestational hypertension, the
continued presence of chronic hypertension, and the superimposition of preeclampsia
on chronic hypertension, preeclampsia is one of the four categories of hypertensive
disorders during pregnancy, which affect 5% 10% of all pregnancies [1].
Preeclampsia is a leading cause of maternal mortality and morbidity, as well as a
major cause of adverse effects on fetal well being both worldwide and in the US.
Specifically, one third of severe maternal morbidities, 10% 15% maternal death in
low /middle income countries and 15% of preterm birth is attributed to preeclampsia
[1 3]. The diagnostic criteria of preeclampsia has been changing during the past two
decades (Table 1). The most recent guidelines for hypertensionduring pregnancy by
the American College of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pathologic laboratory study showed that renal biopsy samples from women with
preeclampsia are different from the mechanistic damage from high blood pressure,
which also implies that preeclampsia is a disorder beyond pregnancy induced
hypertension [14].
Acute pathological changes, such as organ hemorrhage and necrosis, to women with
preeclampsia will revert to normal soon after delivery, which suggests that unique
features of pregnancy lead to the change. Previous research supports that
preeclampsia is the consequence of reduced placental perfusion, which is suspected to
be caused by abnormalities in implantation and vascular remodeling. As a result, there
is reduced blood flow to organs other than the placenta, thus causing hemorrhage and
necrosis to multiple organ systems including liver, kidney, brain and intervillous space
Preeclampsia/Eclampsia is a complicated pregnancy induced syndrome that usually
occurs after the 20th week of gestation. Together with gestational hypertension, the
continued presence of chronic hypertension, and the superimposition of preeclampsia
on chronic hypertension, preeclampsia is one of the four categories of hypertensive
disorders during pregnancy, which affect 5% 10% of all pregnancies [1].
Preeclampsia is a leading cause of maternal mortality and morbidity, as well as a
major cause of adverse effects on fetal well being both worldwide and in the US.
Specifically, one third of severe maternal morbidities, 10% 15% maternal death in
low /middle income countries and 15% of preterm birth is attributed to preeclampsia
[1 3]. The diagnostic criteria of preeclampsia has been changing during the past two
decades (Table 1). The most recent guidelines for hypertensionduring pregnancy by
the American College of... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pathologic laboratory study showed that renal biopsy samples from women with
preeclampsia are different from the mechanistic damage from high blood pressure,
which also implies that preeclampsia is a disorder beyond pregnancy induced
hypertension [14].
Acute pathological changes, such as organ hemorrhage and necrosis, to women with
preeclampsia will revert to normal soon after delivery, which suggests that unique
features of pregnancy lead to the change. Previous research supports that
preeclampsia is the consequence of reduced placental perfusion, which is suspected to
be caused by abnormalities in implantation and vascular remodeling. As a result, there
is reduced blood flow to organs other than the placenta, thus causing hemorrhage and
necrosis to multiple organ systems including liver, kidney, brain and intervillous space
Walden University Student Analysis
Walden University prides itself on helping students accomplish their goals, and
providing the necessary resources to succeed. The interconnection between Walden,
my colleagues and myself, are all of equal value because one cannot properly
function without the other. Therefore, when all three parts are simultaneously
collaborating, it creates a harmonious equation for victory. Being able to find out and
navigate the resources available through Walden, developing a positive and
collaborative relationship with my peers, and being able to excel in an online work
environment appropriately is the formula I need to achieve ultimate success.
Walden has provided and compiled multiple resources to support its students
academically. For example, the university library has consolidated journals, books,
articles, and more, in one convenient location to be used at my disposal. Master s
programs generally want their students to be able to think outside of the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It can be easily misconstrued in an online setting, that is why it is important to
establish a positive relationship among classmates as soon as possible. In the Online
Learning Manual (2012), it discusses the significance of understanding that
everyone has something to contribute to your success, whether it be offering
assistance on a task or providing emotional support. It is also important to
remember that these people come from all walks of life, different cultures, ways of
learning, and backgrounds so what may seem foreign to some is common to others
(p. 5 7). These types of associations are beneficial because they provide different
perspective and allow for respectful communication to take place. Once these
relationships have been cultivated and nourished, they will contribute to my overall
success at
Walden University prides itself on helping students accomplish their goals, and
providing the necessary resources to succeed. The interconnection between Walden,
my colleagues and myself, are all of equal value because one cannot properly
function without the other. Therefore, when all three parts are simultaneously
collaborating, it creates a harmonious equation for victory. Being able to find out and
navigate the resources available through Walden, developing a positive and
collaborative relationship with my peers, and being able to excel in an online work
environment appropriately is the formula I need to achieve ultimate success.
Walden has provided and compiled multiple resources to support its students
academically. For example, the university library has consolidated journals, books,
articles, and more, in one convenient location to be used at my disposal. Master s
programs generally want their students to be able to think outside of the ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It can be easily misconstrued in an online setting, that is why it is important to
establish a positive relationship among classmates as soon as possible. In the Online
Learning Manual (2012), it discusses the significance of understanding that
everyone has something to contribute to your success, whether it be offering
assistance on a task or providing emotional support. It is also important to
remember that these people come from all walks of life, different cultures, ways of
learning, and backgrounds so what may seem foreign to some is common to others
(p. 5 7). These types of associations are beneficial because they provide different
perspective and allow for respectful communication to take place. Once these
relationships have been cultivated and nourished, they will contribute to my overall
success at
Developing Technology And Collaborative Learning
Introduction
Information and communication have changed rapidly during the past decades, both
hardware, software and networking. Many communication devices are smaller and
easier to use and are more convenient. For example, smart phones, PDAs, portable
computers, iPad, and tablets are important tools for study so having them smaller and
easier to use is of great value.
Educational policies in Thailand have packed Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) into the curriculum. Therefore, the current tools used in teaching
need to be portable devices. Teachers and students use portable devices for sharing
information, preparing reports, presentations, and communications to promote
learning together. Students interact in group activities together. However, if students
are unable to interact easily with others, it affects their education. If the instructor
integrates technology with collaborative learning, I believe it is the best way to teach
the students. In this study, the researcher develops the model of collaborative
learning to enhance undergraduate students education. The borderless classroom
utilizes both technology and collaborative learning.
Research Questions
1.Study the borderless classroom: a modern collaborative learning model to enhance
higher education students critical thinking skills.
2.Study the students satisfaction towards borderless classroom: a modern
collaborative learning model.
Rationale
Many institutions offer collaborative learning
Introduction
Information and communication have changed rapidly during the past decades, both
hardware, software and networking. Many communication devices are smaller and
easier to use and are more convenient. For example, smart phones, PDAs, portable
computers, iPad, and tablets are important tools for study so having them smaller and
easier to use is of great value.
Educational policies in Thailand have packed Information and Communication
Technology (ICT) into the curriculum. Therefore, the current tools used in teaching
need to be portable devices. Teachers and students use portable devices for sharing
information, preparing reports, presentations, and communications to promote
learning together. Students interact in group activities together. However, if students
are unable to interact easily with others, it affects their education. If the instructor
integrates technology with collaborative learning, I believe it is the best way to teach
the students. In this study, the researcher develops the model of collaborative
learning to enhance undergraduate students education. The borderless classroom
utilizes both technology and collaborative learning.
Research Questions
1.Study the borderless classroom: a modern collaborative learning model to enhance
higher education students critical thinking skills.
2.Study the students satisfaction towards borderless classroom: a modern
collaborative learning model.
Rationale
Many institutions offer collaborative learning
Walt Disney Influence
Walt Disney s first animated film was Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs in 1937.
Over the years Walt Disney came out with family friendly movies such as, Sleeping
Beauty (1959), Pocahontas (1995), Aladdin (1992), and Cinderella (1950). Walt
Disney influenced many people in many ways with his work. The critic Robert
Hughes credited him with inventing Pop art. Hughes wrote, When in Fantasia,
Mickey Mouseclambered up to the (real) podium and shook hands with the (real)
conductor Leopold Stokowski. He also helped reinvent graphic design. He did this
by, introducing the soft, round, bold, colorful forms that decades later would be
adopted and adapted by a vanguard of fine artist.
Walt Disney s films are an informal way for children to learn lessons. This can be
compared to the McGuffey reader. At the end of both stories and films there is a
lesson that is taught. In Walt Disney s Pinocchio, the lesson is to tell the truth and in
Cinderella the lesson is to be kind. Walt Disney films are also based on American
history or fairy tales that he Americanized. Some would argue ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This animated film ignores laws against interracial marriage, separation of blacks and
whites in public spaces, and only hints at the disadvantages society brought against
those of African American backgrounds. A critic Esther Terry stated that, Tiana s
success depends solely on her own actions, her ability to reconnect with uncorrupted
American nature, and her willingness to interconnect with her surrounding
community. Others argue that, Disney is seeking to entertain through action,
comedy, and romance rather than explore complex issues. So, if that s the case,
why set these films in eras that problematize race in this way? The Princess and the
Frog was released in 2009. This could make one believe that Disney is not growing
with the changes in America, and instead is going backwards with their
Walt Disney s first animated film was Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs in 1937.
Over the years Walt Disney came out with family friendly movies such as, Sleeping
Beauty (1959), Pocahontas (1995), Aladdin (1992), and Cinderella (1950). Walt
Disney influenced many people in many ways with his work. The critic Robert
Hughes credited him with inventing Pop art. Hughes wrote, When in Fantasia,
Mickey Mouseclambered up to the (real) podium and shook hands with the (real)
conductor Leopold Stokowski. He also helped reinvent graphic design. He did this
by, introducing the soft, round, bold, colorful forms that decades later would be
adopted and adapted by a vanguard of fine artist.
Walt Disney s films are an informal way for children to learn lessons. This can be
compared to the McGuffey reader. At the end of both stories and films there is a
lesson that is taught. In Walt Disney s Pinocchio, the lesson is to tell the truth and in
Cinderella the lesson is to be kind. Walt Disney films are also based on American
history or fairy tales that he Americanized. Some would argue ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This animated film ignores laws against interracial marriage, separation of blacks and
whites in public spaces, and only hints at the disadvantages society brought against
those of African American backgrounds. A critic Esther Terry stated that, Tiana s
success depends solely on her own actions, her ability to reconnect with uncorrupted
American nature, and her willingness to interconnect with her surrounding
community. Others argue that, Disney is seeking to entertain through action,
comedy, and romance rather than explore complex issues. So, if that s the case,
why set these films in eras that problematize race in this way? The Princess and the
Frog was released in 2009. This could make one believe that Disney is not growing
with the changes in America, and instead is going backwards with their
Biopsy Case Studies
Siblings should be screened for the disease (by measuring ceruloplasmin, urine
copper and liver biopsy if is necessary) and until adulthood followed up unless WD
has been denied by genetic analysis. 24 hour urine copper excretion Most
symptomatic patients (80 90%) will have urine copper 100 Вµg / 24h, which is
diagnostic for Wilson disease (31). However levels of 40 100 Вµg / 24h may be
seen in some cases. About 50% of presymptomatic patients who are ultimately
diagnosed as affected have urine values in an intermediate range between 60 100
Вµg/24h. Because heterozygotes may have values up to 80 Вµg / 24h urine (but
never 100), patients in this range may require liver biopsy for definite diagnosis.
Measurement of increased cuperuresis after the administration of penicillamine has
not shown to be more sensitive than an unenhanced 24 h collection for copper. Others
noted that this test... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of some confounding factors interpretation the results is hard. In addition,
higher levels may also be found in acute liver failure or chronic cholestasis.
Therefore, it has limited utility. Furthermore, because 90% of copper is carried by
ceruloplasmin and the latter is generally reduced in WD, serum copper values
alone may be misleadingly normal. In addition serum levels of copper may be
elevated during pregnancy or stress conditions since ceruloplasmin is an acute
phase reactant and 90% of circulating copper is carried by ceruloplasmin. Serum
Ceruloplasmin The normal value of ceruloplasmin ranges from 20 to 40 mg/dL.
Levels below 18 mg/dL can be suggestive for WD. Low or absent ceruloplasmin is
reported in 96% of patients (23), that results in decreased total serum copper and
increased free copper. Low levels can be found in 1% of normal population and 10%
of heterozygotes or carriers (Table2). So, low seruloplasmin is not diagnostic by
Siblings should be screened for the disease (by measuring ceruloplasmin, urine
copper and liver biopsy if is necessary) and until adulthood followed up unless WD
has been denied by genetic analysis. 24 hour urine copper excretion Most
symptomatic patients (80 90%) will have urine copper 100 Вµg / 24h, which is
diagnostic for Wilson disease (31). However levels of 40 100 Вµg / 24h may be
seen in some cases. About 50% of presymptomatic patients who are ultimately
diagnosed as affected have urine values in an intermediate range between 60 100
Вµg/24h. Because heterozygotes may have values up to 80 Вµg / 24h urine (but
never 100), patients in this range may require liver biopsy for definite diagnosis.
Measurement of increased cuperuresis after the administration of penicillamine has
not shown to be more sensitive than an unenhanced 24 h collection for copper. Others
noted that this test... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because of some confounding factors interpretation the results is hard. In addition,
higher levels may also be found in acute liver failure or chronic cholestasis.
Therefore, it has limited utility. Furthermore, because 90% of copper is carried by
ceruloplasmin and the latter is generally reduced in WD, serum copper values
alone may be misleadingly normal. In addition serum levels of copper may be
elevated during pregnancy or stress conditions since ceruloplasmin is an acute
phase reactant and 90% of circulating copper is carried by ceruloplasmin. Serum
Ceruloplasmin The normal value of ceruloplasmin ranges from 20 to 40 mg/dL.
Levels below 18 mg/dL can be suggestive for WD. Low or absent ceruloplasmin is
reported in 96% of patients (23), that results in decreased total serum copper and
increased free copper. Low levels can be found in 1% of normal population and 10%
of heterozygotes or carriers (Table2). So, low seruloplasmin is not diagnostic by
Rationing And Allocation Of Health Care
RATIONING AND ALLOCATION IN HEALTH CARE SCARCITY
Abstract The cost and availability of health care have been the focus of contentious
for both public and political discussion. Even though government and private
organization contribute to health care, costs continue to rise at a rapid pace. The
rising costs and the increase in health insurance premiums making complication to
the greatly challenged notion especially in western societies. Many factors influence
the increasing the cost of health care, making different to keep quality for healthcare
resources. Measures have been taken to provide efficient and equitable allocation of
health care resources. Many clinicians taking the ways to impose efficiency to care
and a better monitor the efficiency. However, in retrospect stand alone efficiency
improvemnt strategies have proven to be insufficient.
With the increase in health care rising fast both physicians and administrators face
scarcity for resource. Under these face, relative scarcity the distribution of resources
becomes ethical as well as finanicial issue. When we look through the ethical view it
is better to find the answers for the distribution of resources. Distribution of resources
is served with need, equality, contribution, ability to pay, effort and merit.1
Introduction:
Health care rationing goes by price which means it is for them who can pay for it.
When healthcare is increased it is often viewed for the one who is in need and the
facilities are given for a
RATIONING AND ALLOCATION IN HEALTH CARE SCARCITY
Abstract The cost and availability of health care have been the focus of contentious
for both public and political discussion. Even though government and private
organization contribute to health care, costs continue to rise at a rapid pace. The
rising costs and the increase in health insurance premiums making complication to
the greatly challenged notion especially in western societies. Many factors influence
the increasing the cost of health care, making different to keep quality for healthcare
resources. Measures have been taken to provide efficient and equitable allocation of
health care resources. Many clinicians taking the ways to impose efficiency to care
and a better monitor the efficiency. However, in retrospect stand alone efficiency
improvemnt strategies have proven to be insufficient.
With the increase in health care rising fast both physicians and administrators face
scarcity for resource. Under these face, relative scarcity the distribution of resources
becomes ethical as well as finanicial issue. When we look through the ethical view it
is better to find the answers for the distribution of resources. Distribution of resources
is served with need, equality, contribution, ability to pay, effort and merit.1
Introduction:
Health care rationing goes by price which means it is for them who can pay for it.
When healthcare is increased it is often viewed for the one who is in need and the
facilities are given for a
Tylenol Murders Research Paper
The Tylenol Murder Nowadays, whenever someone has a headache, their motive is
to look for a way to ease it and that may be taking medication such as Tylenol.
However, in 1982 the deaths of several victims were caused by the use of Tylenol
poisoned with cyanide by a lurking killer. All of these deaths occurred in Chicago.
Today, Tylenolis widely used and trustworthy; however, in 1982, that was the most
feared product. Two theories that hint possible ways of the poisoning was that
Tylenol was either tampered with at the store or poisoned at the plant, but one thing
that remains unsure is who the murderer was. The death of several victims caused by
cyanide laced Tylenol left investigators and theorists stumped for years on who could
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was then treated with an Extra Strength Tylenol capsule, but it wasn t
discovered until next morning that she was laying on the bathroom floor
unconscious: She died three hours later at a local hospital (Newton, TYLENOL
Murders 222). On top of that, Stanley Janus and Theresa are also victims of the
lurking Tylenol killer. Stanley had just returned home after visiting his other
brother, Adam Janus who is in critical condition, at the hospital. He and Theresa,
Adam s wife, took Tylenol to relieve stress. Ironically, their stress relieving
medication was the cause of their unfortunate death ( Tylenol Kills Six ). There
were other reported cases of death from tylenol; however, none of those cases gave
a single hint to who the mysterious killer might be.One theory of how the murder
killed subtly is that the Tylenol was poisoned with cyanide directly at the store. After
the deaths of several victims, investigators traced their way back to the stores where
Tylenol was sold. They discovered one additional tainted bottle of Extra Strength
Tylenol out of the five stores they examined (Newton The Tylenol Murders 370).
The Tylenol Murder Nowadays, whenever someone has a headache, their motive is
to look for a way to ease it and that may be taking medication such as Tylenol.
However, in 1982 the deaths of several victims were caused by the use of Tylenol
poisoned with cyanide by a lurking killer. All of these deaths occurred in Chicago.
Today, Tylenolis widely used and trustworthy; however, in 1982, that was the most
feared product. Two theories that hint possible ways of the poisoning was that
Tylenol was either tampered with at the store or poisoned at the plant, but one thing
that remains unsure is who the murderer was. The death of several victims caused by
cyanide laced Tylenol left investigators and theorists stumped for years on who could
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She was then treated with an Extra Strength Tylenol capsule, but it wasn t
discovered until next morning that she was laying on the bathroom floor
unconscious: She died three hours later at a local hospital (Newton, TYLENOL
Murders 222). On top of that, Stanley Janus and Theresa are also victims of the
lurking Tylenol killer. Stanley had just returned home after visiting his other
brother, Adam Janus who is in critical condition, at the hospital. He and Theresa,
Adam s wife, took Tylenol to relieve stress. Ironically, their stress relieving
medication was the cause of their unfortunate death ( Tylenol Kills Six ). There
were other reported cases of death from tylenol; however, none of those cases gave
a single hint to who the mysterious killer might be.One theory of how the murder
killed subtly is that the Tylenol was poisoned with cyanide directly at the store. After
the deaths of several victims, investigators traced their way back to the stores where
Tylenol was sold. They discovered one additional tainted bottle of Extra Strength
Tylenol out of the five stores they examined (Newton The Tylenol Murders 370).
Imperialism In Somalia Essay
Somalia has had a long and variegated history, marked by the rise and fall of Empire.
Beginning in the late 19th century, the major Western imperial powers began to
occupy and divide Somali territory, which is located in the Horn of Africa. The
independent Republic of Somalia was formed in 1960 when the British and the
Italians withdrew. But though the foreign powers had left, there remained an
important reminder of the oppression of imperialism: the state. Beginning in the 7th
century, the Somali tribes in the Horn of Africahad developed a complex oral legal
system, which operated in a polycentric way: that is, it guaranteed the autonomy of
the different Somali clans without any unifying state actor. Yet at the same time, this
system, the Xeer, allowed room for conflict resolution and restitution. As a result, the
culture of independence among the Somalis meant that one tribe would never be
content to be ruled by another the transitional government created strife as each tribe
sought to use it as a means to control the others. In 1991, the Somalis took apart their
government and began their modern period of semi anarchy (with the remnants of the
government being propped up by an international coalition desperate to impose their
imperialistic mindset on the indigenous culture) which was also marked with a
resurgence of extra governmental conflict resolution... Show more content on
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The oldest mosque in Somalia dates to the 7th century (Briggs 7), which puts the
genesis of the Xeer legal system sometime around or before then. Spencer Heath
MacCallum, an American anthropologist who has done extensive work on the topic
writes that, [t]he Somali nation did not start with the tribes having a common
language but by their common observance of the Xeer. Hence the law is called both
father and child of the Somali
Somalia has had a long and variegated history, marked by the rise and fall of Empire.
Beginning in the late 19th century, the major Western imperial powers began to
occupy and divide Somali territory, which is located in the Horn of Africa. The
independent Republic of Somalia was formed in 1960 when the British and the
Italians withdrew. But though the foreign powers had left, there remained an
important reminder of the oppression of imperialism: the state. Beginning in the 7th
century, the Somali tribes in the Horn of Africahad developed a complex oral legal
system, which operated in a polycentric way: that is, it guaranteed the autonomy of
the different Somali clans without any unifying state actor. Yet at the same time, this
system, the Xeer, allowed room for conflict resolution and restitution. As a result, the
culture of independence among the Somalis meant that one tribe would never be
content to be ruled by another the transitional government created strife as each tribe
sought to use it as a means to control the others. In 1991, the Somalis took apart their
government and began their modern period of semi anarchy (with the remnants of the
government being propped up by an international coalition desperate to impose their
imperialistic mindset on the indigenous culture) which was also marked with a
resurgence of extra governmental conflict resolution... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The oldest mosque in Somalia dates to the 7th century (Briggs 7), which puts the
genesis of the Xeer legal system sometime around or before then. Spencer Heath
MacCallum, an American anthropologist who has done extensive work on the topic
writes that, [t]he Somali nation did not start with the tribes having a common
language but by their common observance of the Xeer. Hence the law is called both
father and child of the Somali
Shawn White
SummaryThe Summary of my paper, Shaun White, is: 1. My findings were that
Shaun was only 13 when he became a pro snowboarder, he also became a pro
skateboarder in 2003, and that he is trying to become more marketable by
extending his demographics. 2. My opinions are that he has great ambition for the
sport and is going to be great on and off the hill, he snowboards with such grace,
and that by winning the gold in the Olympics hw will be more marketable. 3. My
conclusions are FindingsShaun White was born on September 3, 1986 in San Diego
California. White is a fair skinned freckled kid with long red hair, which gave him his
nickname the flying tomato. Shaun and his family would travel to Mammoth
Mountain in their van every Friday... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Street Smith s Sports Business Journal, pg. 32) Shaun s sponsorships and winning
this year are estimated to exceed three million dollars. His sponsorships include;
Burton which he has been with for twelve years, Volcom for five years, Oakley for
five years, Birdhouse for four years, Adio for two years, Mt. Dew for three years,
Playstation for five years, and Target for four years. White s next steps will be
working with brands that will put him with a much wider audience. One of the
most important deals he is working on is an agreement to create a signature
snowboarding video game with Ubisoft. This will give White a chance to reach
beyond his core demographics. Shaun has the ability to bring his name and stamp
and signature and take snowboarding gaming to the next level, Sawabini said.
(Streets Smiths Sports Business journal, pg.33) Whites work off the slopes may be
the leading factor that extends his demographics. OpinionIn my opinion I think that
White is an outstanding athlete and extremely talented. He has great ambition and
love for the sport, which gives him the urge to do better every time his board hit s
the snow. I think we are going to continue to see white on top for years to come. He
snowboards for himself not his parents or his sponsors, which adds to his grace on
the hill. He snowboards with such grace and ease which makes him a great athlete to
watch. There are many
SummaryThe Summary of my paper, Shaun White, is: 1. My findings were that
Shaun was only 13 when he became a pro snowboarder, he also became a pro
skateboarder in 2003, and that he is trying to become more marketable by
extending his demographics. 2. My opinions are that he has great ambition for the
sport and is going to be great on and off the hill, he snowboards with such grace,
and that by winning the gold in the Olympics hw will be more marketable. 3. My
conclusions are FindingsShaun White was born on September 3, 1986 in San Diego
California. White is a fair skinned freckled kid with long red hair, which gave him his
nickname the flying tomato. Shaun and his family would travel to Mammoth
Mountain in their van every Friday... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(Street Smith s Sports Business Journal, pg. 32) Shaun s sponsorships and winning
this year are estimated to exceed three million dollars. His sponsorships include;
Burton which he has been with for twelve years, Volcom for five years, Oakley for
five years, Birdhouse for four years, Adio for two years, Mt. Dew for three years,
Playstation for five years, and Target for four years. White s next steps will be
working with brands that will put him with a much wider audience. One of the
most important deals he is working on is an agreement to create a signature
snowboarding video game with Ubisoft. This will give White a chance to reach
beyond his core demographics. Shaun has the ability to bring his name and stamp
and signature and take snowboarding gaming to the next level, Sawabini said.
(Streets Smiths Sports Business journal, pg.33) Whites work off the slopes may be
the leading factor that extends his demographics. OpinionIn my opinion I think that
White is an outstanding athlete and extremely talented. He has great ambition and
love for the sport, which gives him the urge to do better every time his board hit s
the snow. I think we are going to continue to see white on top for years to come. He
snowboards for himself not his parents or his sponsors, which adds to his grace on
the hill. He snowboards with such grace and ease which makes him a great athlete to
watch. There are many
Soft Money Campaign Finance Reform
Soft Money
Whether the issue is consumer privacy, a Patients Bill of Rights, environmental
pollution, or a prescription drug benefit for older Americans, soft money donors will
get their opinions heard on Capitol Hill and at the White House. Soft money is
drowning out the voices of average Americans it is time to put an end to the corrupt
soft money system Common Cause President Scott Harshbarger At the basis of the
campaign finance reform movement is the belief that everyone should have an equal
say in the government, and that wealthy individuals or special interest groups should
not be able to manipulate the system through excessive contributions to unduly
influence elections. The more expensive it becomes to finance a ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, others claim that federal regulation of soft money is an
unwarranted intrusion into the financing of non federal elections and fear that
complex regulations will have a chilling effect on grassroots electoral activity (FEC).
Since the 1980 s, critics of the soft money system have strived to close the perceived
loophole. In 1984, Common Cause petitioned the Commission for stricter rules
regarding soft money allocation, hoping to close the loophole. When the
Commission concluded that the evidence of soft money abuse was insufficient to
rationalize the suggested changes, Common Cause filed a suit that led to a Court
order for the FEC to clarify its allocation regulations. In 1990 the Commission
approved of new regulations that would require all national party committees to
provide full disclosure of the soft money accounts, and all committees (with federal
and non federal accounts) to use specific formulas to determine the amount of federal
funds required to be spent for any activity that benefits both federal and non federal
candidates (FEC).
While the Commission maintains that they have proceeded as far as statutory
authority would permit, short of barring the combined use of federal and nonfederal
fund altogether (FEC), others maintain that soft money is exactly what policy makers
have intended to exclude from national elections
Soft Money
Whether the issue is consumer privacy, a Patients Bill of Rights, environmental
pollution, or a prescription drug benefit for older Americans, soft money donors will
get their opinions heard on Capitol Hill and at the White House. Soft money is
drowning out the voices of average Americans it is time to put an end to the corrupt
soft money system Common Cause President Scott Harshbarger At the basis of the
campaign finance reform movement is the belief that everyone should have an equal
say in the government, and that wealthy individuals or special interest groups should
not be able to manipulate the system through excessive contributions to unduly
influence elections. The more expensive it becomes to finance a ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, others claim that federal regulation of soft money is an
unwarranted intrusion into the financing of non federal elections and fear that
complex regulations will have a chilling effect on grassroots electoral activity (FEC).
Since the 1980 s, critics of the soft money system have strived to close the perceived
loophole. In 1984, Common Cause petitioned the Commission for stricter rules
regarding soft money allocation, hoping to close the loophole. When the
Commission concluded that the evidence of soft money abuse was insufficient to
rationalize the suggested changes, Common Cause filed a suit that led to a Court
order for the FEC to clarify its allocation regulations. In 1990 the Commission
approved of new regulations that would require all national party committees to
provide full disclosure of the soft money accounts, and all committees (with federal
and non federal accounts) to use specific formulas to determine the amount of federal
funds required to be spent for any activity that benefits both federal and non federal
candidates (FEC).
While the Commission maintains that they have proceeded as far as statutory
authority would permit, short of barring the combined use of federal and nonfederal
fund altogether (FEC), others maintain that soft money is exactly what policy makers
have intended to exclude from national elections
The Five Functions Of The Muscular System
Functions of the muscular system:
The muscular system has many functions. There are 5 main functions. Firstly, it
allows us to balance via proprio receptors. In terms of balance, not only do you rely
on the two sensory organs in your inner ear but also receptors in your muscles and
tendons help your body to balance. The receptors in your muscles and tendons are
called proprio receptors, these proprio receptors detect how stretched your joints,
tendons and muscles are.
Secondly it allows movement as muscles cross joints and attach bone to bone.
Muscles work in pairs and skeletal muscles can pull in one direction and for this
reason they always come in pairs. Due to the fact that two muscles work together, as
one muscle in the pair contracts the other muscle relaxes for example as the bicep
contracts the triceps relaxes to once again straighten the joint out.
Thirdly our muscular system also allows blood circulation which is controlled by the
heart. The muscular pump is a skeletal muscle group that help to assist the heart in
the circulation of blood to all the muscles around the body.
The muscular system also helps to keep us warm and keep us at the correct
temperature. Thermoregulation is a process that allows your body to maintain its
correct temperature of 37 degrees c. Muscles contribute to your bodies temperature
because they receive messages from the brain when you are cold. Our bodies
response to being cold is shivering which warms you up on the other hand if you are
Functions of the muscular system:
The muscular system has many functions. There are 5 main functions. Firstly, it
allows us to balance via proprio receptors. In terms of balance, not only do you rely
on the two sensory organs in your inner ear but also receptors in your muscles and
tendons help your body to balance. The receptors in your muscles and tendons are
called proprio receptors, these proprio receptors detect how stretched your joints,
tendons and muscles are.
Secondly it allows movement as muscles cross joints and attach bone to bone.
Muscles work in pairs and skeletal muscles can pull in one direction and for this
reason they always come in pairs. Due to the fact that two muscles work together, as
one muscle in the pair contracts the other muscle relaxes for example as the bicep
contracts the triceps relaxes to once again straighten the joint out.
Thirdly our muscular system also allows blood circulation which is controlled by the
heart. The muscular pump is a skeletal muscle group that help to assist the heart in
the circulation of blood to all the muscles around the body.
The muscular system also helps to keep us warm and keep us at the correct
temperature. Thermoregulation is a process that allows your body to maintain its
correct temperature of 37 degrees c. Muscles contribute to your bodies temperature
because they receive messages from the brain when you are cold. Our bodies
response to being cold is shivering which warms you up on the other hand if you are
Rhetorical Analysis Of Michelle Obama Speech
The goal of this essay is to promote readers to vote for Hilary clintion in the
upcoming election. In this essay michelle speaks about hilarys accomplisments,
goals,and morals. In stating these things she addresses many aspects of hilarys life
that has gotten her to where she is in life. She mainly focuses greatly on childens
growth and wellbeing.
Who will have the power to shape our kids for the next 4 8 years Michelle Obama . In
this speech , Michelle Obama first sets the stage by describing her beginnings of her
times in the white house. The things that she s taught her kids about the importantce
of reaching high in life. The growth of her kids from the beginning of there time in
the white house . She then goes on to speek on the importance ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This allows the aduince to give everything said by her a lot of importance as her
husband is the head of the country. Michelle is also a mother the Audience or more
likely to trust another parent to spak about kids then someone without kids. Her
being a women also touches more to votes as with kids there more willing to side a
women when speaking about kids. Michelle Obama throughout her and her
husbands is also a child advocate. This great adds to her credabity as this has been
her focus all the years of her presidency. This makes her a great people to speak to
this audience about the topic of kids. The credabilty of michelle is very important
as this speech is mostly built up on her opinion . If aduince don t like or respect
michelle the aduence will more then likely not beleave any of this speech.
Michelle next speaks to how Hilary Clinton is the only good canident for
presidency. She was a lawyer, fighting for children s health care,and for quality
child care in the Senate. These are all things that draws the reader to vote for hilary
as president. She also speaks about hilarys daughter and how well she has raised her.
Michelle adds this to give the reader an insight on hilarys knowledge about kids and
also speaks to Hilarys credablility and
The goal of this essay is to promote readers to vote for Hilary clintion in the
upcoming election. In this essay michelle speaks about hilarys accomplisments,
goals,and morals. In stating these things she addresses many aspects of hilarys life
that has gotten her to where she is in life. She mainly focuses greatly on childens
growth and wellbeing.
Who will have the power to shape our kids for the next 4 8 years Michelle Obama . In
this speech , Michelle Obama first sets the stage by describing her beginnings of her
times in the white house. The things that she s taught her kids about the importantce
of reaching high in life. The growth of her kids from the beginning of there time in
the white house . She then goes on to speek on the importance ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
This allows the aduince to give everything said by her a lot of importance as her
husband is the head of the country. Michelle is also a mother the Audience or more
likely to trust another parent to spak about kids then someone without kids. Her
being a women also touches more to votes as with kids there more willing to side a
women when speaking about kids. Michelle Obama throughout her and her
husbands is also a child advocate. This great adds to her credabity as this has been
her focus all the years of her presidency. This makes her a great people to speak to
this audience about the topic of kids. The credabilty of michelle is very important
as this speech is mostly built up on her opinion . If aduince don t like or respect
michelle the aduence will more then likely not beleave any of this speech.
Michelle next speaks to how Hilary Clinton is the only good canident for
presidency. She was a lawyer, fighting for children s health care,and for quality
child care in the Senate. These are all things that draws the reader to vote for hilary
as president. She also speaks about hilarys daughter and how well she has raised her.
Michelle adds this to give the reader an insight on hilarys knowledge about kids and
also speaks to Hilarys credablility and
The Cherry Orchard
The Cherry Orchard: Critical Analysis The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov is
about a Russian family that is unable to prevent its beloved estate from being sold in
an auction due to financial problems. The play has been dubbed a tragedy by many
of its latter producers. However, Chekhov labeled his play a farce, or more of a
comedy. Although this play has a very tragic backdrop of Russia #8217;s casualty
ridden involvement in both World Wars and the Communist Revolution, the
characters and their situations suggest a light hearted tone, even though they struggle
against the upcoming loss of the orchard. Apathy and passivity plague the characters
and contribute often to the comic side of things. Sometimes, however, the passivity...
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Another example of a character #8217;s inability to suppress foolishness is
Yepikhodov #8217;s role of the #8220;unfortunate clod #8221; (Galens 21 39). He
continues to stumble over furniture in each of his appearances. He is immediately
dubbed #8220;Twenty two Calamities. #8221; Gayev #8217;s actions also provoke
comedy in The Cherry Orchard. He is addicted to fruit candy and spends every cent
he has on feeding his addiction. Another of his actions is his incisive billiard shot
calls. Sparatically in the conversation or in mid sentence he will call a shot as if he
has a cue in his hand at a pool hall. John Fiero writes in his critical analysis of The
Cherry Orchard: Madame Ranevsky is a foolish woman only too anxious to return
to a worthless young lover; Gayev is an amiable ass who talks too much; Anya is a
goose and her Trofimov a solemn windbag; Lopakhin, the practical self made man,
is confused and unhappy; Epihodov a clumsy idiot; Dunyasha a foolish girl; Yasha
an insufferable jumped up lad; and Firs far gone in senility (Corbin, John 33 37).
This quote shows the comic elements of the character #8217;s personalities and how
they are put to work in the play. Apathy and passivity contrast the comic side of the
characters by roping the tragedy back into focus. Mrs. Ranevsky is the biggest
example of these qualities. She states, #8220;If only this heavy load could be lifted
from my heart; if only I could
The Cherry Orchard: Critical Analysis The Cherry Orchard by Anton Chekhov is
about a Russian family that is unable to prevent its beloved estate from being sold in
an auction due to financial problems. The play has been dubbed a tragedy by many
of its latter producers. However, Chekhov labeled his play a farce, or more of a
comedy. Although this play has a very tragic backdrop of Russia #8217;s casualty
ridden involvement in both World Wars and the Communist Revolution, the
characters and their situations suggest a light hearted tone, even though they struggle
against the upcoming loss of the orchard. Apathy and passivity plague the characters
and contribute often to the comic side of things. Sometimes, however, the passivity...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another example of a character #8217;s inability to suppress foolishness is
Yepikhodov #8217;s role of the #8220;unfortunate clod #8221; (Galens 21 39). He
continues to stumble over furniture in each of his appearances. He is immediately
dubbed #8220;Twenty two Calamities. #8221; Gayev #8217;s actions also provoke
comedy in The Cherry Orchard. He is addicted to fruit candy and spends every cent
he has on feeding his addiction. Another of his actions is his incisive billiard shot
calls. Sparatically in the conversation or in mid sentence he will call a shot as if he
has a cue in his hand at a pool hall. John Fiero writes in his critical analysis of The
Cherry Orchard: Madame Ranevsky is a foolish woman only too anxious to return
to a worthless young lover; Gayev is an amiable ass who talks too much; Anya is a
goose and her Trofimov a solemn windbag; Lopakhin, the practical self made man,
is confused and unhappy; Epihodov a clumsy idiot; Dunyasha a foolish girl; Yasha
an insufferable jumped up lad; and Firs far gone in senility (Corbin, John 33 37).
This quote shows the comic elements of the character #8217;s personalities and how
they are put to work in the play. Apathy and passivity contrast the comic side of the
characters by roping the tragedy back into focus. Mrs. Ranevsky is the biggest
example of these qualities. She states, #8220;If only this heavy load could be lifted
from my heart; if only I could
Similarities Between Christopher Columbus And Alvar
NuГ±ez...
There is no question that Christopher Columbus and Alvar NuГ±ez Cabeza de Vaca
were two completely different explorers. They gave entirely different description
of their voyages. Columbus was not very interested in the native s life style or
their religion. Even though Columbus s explorations were one of the most
important in history, his ambition after discovering the New World led him to
commit a series of atrocities in the name of the Crown. He was more on the path of
looking for gold, valuables and power. In my opinion he didn t respect the villages
and islands he encountered. Only to cover as much land as possible and find means
to survival. He was mostly interested in power over the islands. Columbus was
inconsiderate towards the villages
NuГ±ez...
There is no question that Christopher Columbus and Alvar NuГ±ez Cabeza de Vaca
were two completely different explorers. They gave entirely different description
of their voyages. Columbus was not very interested in the native s life style or
their religion. Even though Columbus s explorations were one of the most
important in history, his ambition after discovering the New World led him to
commit a series of atrocities in the name of the Crown. He was more on the path of
looking for gold, valuables and power. In my opinion he didn t respect the villages
and islands he encountered. Only to cover as much land as possible and find means
to survival. He was mostly interested in power over the islands. Columbus was
inconsiderate towards the villages
Role Of Monsters In Jewish Literature
Monsters in Job and Jewish Children s Literature Monsters have a long history in
Jewish literature, traceable from biblical text all the way to modern day publications.
Although the context in which biblical literature and Children s literature is written
is vastly different, both attempt to achieve similar goals with their respective
audiences. The stories in Job and the stories mentioned in Jody Eichler Levine s
lecture share an emphasis on wisdom and the acquisition of knowledge. In this
pursuit, both the Bibleand the selected works of Jewish children s literature we
discussed use monsters to serve physical embodiments of the unknown, obstacles that
must be overcome in order for both the character in the story and the reader to achieve
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Religious authorities would argue that those who take the time to read and
understand the Bible are able to have a greater understanding of the world around
them. Often, this knowledge can be an empowering tool that reduces the number of
unknown, and thus feared, aspects of life and faith. In children s literature monsters
teach lessons about the importance of knowledge and how knowledge can be the
ultimate tool to overcome uncertainty and grow into devoted and less fearful adults.
I thoroughly enjoyed Jodi Eichler Levine s lecture, as it was a topic I had never
considered previously. And although at first it seemed there were no obvious ties
between the characters discussed in her lectures and the characters that appear in
Job, it was interesting to consider more abstractly how these two types of text could
be
Monsters in Job and Jewish Children s Literature Monsters have a long history in
Jewish literature, traceable from biblical text all the way to modern day publications.
Although the context in which biblical literature and Children s literature is written
is vastly different, both attempt to achieve similar goals with their respective
audiences. The stories in Job and the stories mentioned in Jody Eichler Levine s
lecture share an emphasis on wisdom and the acquisition of knowledge. In this
pursuit, both the Bibleand the selected works of Jewish children s literature we
discussed use monsters to serve physical embodiments of the unknown, obstacles that
must be overcome in order for both the character in the story and the reader to achieve
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Religious authorities would argue that those who take the time to read and
understand the Bible are able to have a greater understanding of the world around
them. Often, this knowledge can be an empowering tool that reduces the number of
unknown, and thus feared, aspects of life and faith. In children s literature monsters
teach lessons about the importance of knowledge and how knowledge can be the
ultimate tool to overcome uncertainty and grow into devoted and less fearful adults.
I thoroughly enjoyed Jodi Eichler Levine s lecture, as it was a topic I had never
considered previously. And although at first it seemed there were no obvious ties
between the characters discussed in her lectures and the characters that appear in
Job, it was interesting to consider more abstractly how these two types of text could
be
Comparing Leslie In California, By Andre Dubus
Why is life so hard? What do we do to deserve these things that happen to us? No
one deserves to be hurt physically, mentally, or emotionally in life. Whether it s
good or bad, life is going to happen. In the stories, Leslie in California, written by
Andre Dubus, and The Story of an Hour, written by Kate Chopin, the characters in
the stories are alike in some ways. Both Dubus and Chopin are an example of
someone who didn t deserve what life threw at them. According to
TheFamousPeople website, Dubus was married three times and had six children.
He had four by his first wife, Patricia Lowe, and two by his last wife, Peggy
Rambach. As for Chopin, she was the only one of her four siblings that lived past
the age of twenty five. They both hit a rough patch in their lives at a young age.
According to TheFamousPeople website, Andre Dubus enlisted in the U.S. Marine
Corps upon his graduation and served there for six years, eventually rising to the
rank of captain. Dubus was obviously going in the right direction with his life. To
many people, Dubus at the time was considered a hero. According to the
CliffsNotes website, Chopin grew up in a household dominated by women: her
mother, great grandmother, and the female slaves her mother owned. On the
CliffsNotes website it says, Kate was born with the last name O Flaherty. She
married Oscar Chopin in 1870, and he died in 1882. Which made her a widow who
had to look after six kids. On TheFamousPeople website it also says, In July
Why is life so hard? What do we do to deserve these things that happen to us? No
one deserves to be hurt physically, mentally, or emotionally in life. Whether it s
good or bad, life is going to happen. In the stories, Leslie in California, written by
Andre Dubus, and The Story of an Hour, written by Kate Chopin, the characters in
the stories are alike in some ways. Both Dubus and Chopin are an example of
someone who didn t deserve what life threw at them. According to
TheFamousPeople website, Dubus was married three times and had six children.
He had four by his first wife, Patricia Lowe, and two by his last wife, Peggy
Rambach. As for Chopin, she was the only one of her four siblings that lived past
the age of twenty five. They both hit a rough patch in their lives at a young age.
According to TheFamousPeople website, Andre Dubus enlisted in the U.S. Marine
Corps upon his graduation and served there for six years, eventually rising to the
rank of captain. Dubus was obviously going in the right direction with his life. To
many people, Dubus at the time was considered a hero. According to the
CliffsNotes website, Chopin grew up in a household dominated by women: her
mother, great grandmother, and the female slaves her mother owned. On the
CliffsNotes website it says, Kate was born with the last name O Flaherty. She
married Oscar Chopin in 1870, and he died in 1882. Which made her a widow who
had to look after six kids. On TheFamousPeople website it also says, In July
Technology And Design Of The Kodak Camera
Introduction A camera can simply be described as an imaging device or a tool
used to record images in form of a film, photograph or video (Paul, Bon and
Benjamin, 2014). As a passionate photographer, I carry a camera wherever I go
since I believe there is always something special to capture; an emotion, a beautiful
creation or a unique event. The Kodak camerais my favorite brand. Every year, the
Kodak Company releases a better lensed camera featuring better technology and
design. In the process, there is always the need to replace my device with one that
can perform better an effectively. By replacing an older version, I always had to
trash the older one in my room. This called for a better trashing method since these
gadgets would crowd... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I would adjust the my father s collar before he left the house, note the stain on my
mother s cutlery, the sweat rolling down my friend s face during the cycling
competitions and even the splashing droplets whenever it rained.
At this point, the Kodak 35 I had received from my father as a gift during my eighth
birthday was no longer effective. I needed an upgrade and therefore decided to
conduct an online research for one that would perform better. During my research, I
made two conflicting realizations. First, the Kodak Company had begun developing
digital cameras but the company was also facing the risk of bankruptcy due to low
sales. Nonetheless, I was able to upgrade to the Kodak DC25 digital camera.
Although it came at a high price, it was an opportunity to improve the quality of my
pictures.
By the time I was getting to my middle teenage years, I had used four different
types of cameras. Out of the three cameras, two were Kodak (already mentioned)
while the rest were the Canon IXY Digital and the Nikon Coolpix 2000. All these
were quality brands that took my photography skills to a higher level. Today, there
are more advance versions of each brand. With increasing completion among the
camera manufacturers, it may be difficult to settle for a specific camera. Whenever I
want to buy a camera, I analyze the camera resolution and durability. Today, I use the
Kodak AZ362 which
Introduction A camera can simply be described as an imaging device or a tool
used to record images in form of a film, photograph or video (Paul, Bon and
Benjamin, 2014). As a passionate photographer, I carry a camera wherever I go
since I believe there is always something special to capture; an emotion, a beautiful
creation or a unique event. The Kodak camerais my favorite brand. Every year, the
Kodak Company releases a better lensed camera featuring better technology and
design. In the process, there is always the need to replace my device with one that
can perform better an effectively. By replacing an older version, I always had to
trash the older one in my room. This called for a better trashing method since these
gadgets would crowd... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I would adjust the my father s collar before he left the house, note the stain on my
mother s cutlery, the sweat rolling down my friend s face during the cycling
competitions and even the splashing droplets whenever it rained.
At this point, the Kodak 35 I had received from my father as a gift during my eighth
birthday was no longer effective. I needed an upgrade and therefore decided to
conduct an online research for one that would perform better. During my research, I
made two conflicting realizations. First, the Kodak Company had begun developing
digital cameras but the company was also facing the risk of bankruptcy due to low
sales. Nonetheless, I was able to upgrade to the Kodak DC25 digital camera.
Although it came at a high price, it was an opportunity to improve the quality of my
pictures.
By the time I was getting to my middle teenage years, I had used four different
types of cameras. Out of the three cameras, two were Kodak (already mentioned)
while the rest were the Canon IXY Digital and the Nikon Coolpix 2000. All these
were quality brands that took my photography skills to a higher level. Today, there
are more advance versions of each brand. With increasing completion among the
camera manufacturers, it may be difficult to settle for a specific camera. Whenever I
want to buy a camera, I analyze the camera resolution and durability. Today, I use the
Kodak AZ362 which
Economics Of The Super Bowl
The Super Bowl has been one of the most recognizable American traditions since
back in Las Angeles, 1967, when it was the American Football League versus the
National Football League for Super Bowl 1. Forty eight Super Bowls later, the
tradition is still apparent. Each year families and friends gather at each others
houses, drink beer, eat pizza, chips, and wings, and cheer on the team they want to
end up on top. For years, I believe that the Super Bowl has been an over exemplified
version of American values, culture, and economic reality and in my mind the Super
Bowl represents expensive living, uncertainty and danger, as well as business
intervention. Due to the overwhelming presence of companies, both big and small, it
can be a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Despite all these continuing increasing costs, one might predict an increase in the
median household income which however was not always the case. During the
2003 year, the inflation adjusted median household income was calculated to be
$54,079, with a 1.9% inflation rate. Then in 2007 the inflation rate increased to a
high 4.1% but with that the median household income increased accordingly to a
recent hight of $55,627. However, in spite of that, the six years following saw a
sustained inflation rate from the previous year from a high of 3% in 2011 and a
low of .1% in 2008 and although inflation was increasing, the median household
income was steadily decreasing from its high of $55,627 in 2007 to a decade low
of $51,017 in 2012. Inflation rates and household incomes such as these exhibit the
weakening economic reality of Americans as these are national calculations. With
numbers such as these you would not expect an increase in pretty much every
other aspect such as average salary income as well as the average cost for Super
Bowl tickets and a Super Bowl commercial. Depending on who you ask the
economic reality, values, and culture of American s can be vastly different. Looking
at the average Joe who has seen a salary increase of $10,177 in the last 10 years, it
might seem like a lot and that the American culture is shifting towards one of higher
living but between higher inflation rates and a lower median household income due
to high
The Super Bowl has been one of the most recognizable American traditions since
back in Las Angeles, 1967, when it was the American Football League versus the
National Football League for Super Bowl 1. Forty eight Super Bowls later, the
tradition is still apparent. Each year families and friends gather at each others
houses, drink beer, eat pizza, chips, and wings, and cheer on the team they want to
end up on top. For years, I believe that the Super Bowl has been an over exemplified
version of American values, culture, and economic reality and in my mind the Super
Bowl represents expensive living, uncertainty and danger, as well as business
intervention. Due to the overwhelming presence of companies, both big and small, it
can be a... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Despite all these continuing increasing costs, one might predict an increase in the
median household income which however was not always the case. During the
2003 year, the inflation adjusted median household income was calculated to be
$54,079, with a 1.9% inflation rate. Then in 2007 the inflation rate increased to a
high 4.1% but with that the median household income increased accordingly to a
recent hight of $55,627. However, in spite of that, the six years following saw a
sustained inflation rate from the previous year from a high of 3% in 2011 and a
low of .1% in 2008 and although inflation was increasing, the median household
income was steadily decreasing from its high of $55,627 in 2007 to a decade low
of $51,017 in 2012. Inflation rates and household incomes such as these exhibit the
weakening economic reality of Americans as these are national calculations. With
numbers such as these you would not expect an increase in pretty much every
other aspect such as average salary income as well as the average cost for Super
Bowl tickets and a Super Bowl commercial. Depending on who you ask the
economic reality, values, and culture of American s can be vastly different. Looking
at the average Joe who has seen a salary increase of $10,177 in the last 10 years, it
might seem like a lot and that the American culture is shifting towards one of higher
living but between higher inflation rates and a lower median household income due
to high
Tennis Court Oath Analysis
For the first part of the analysis, I will be giving information about the Tennis Court
Oath itself so the picture will make more sense. On the day of June 20, the Third
Estate got locked out of their meeting place. A man named Joseph Ignace Guillotin
had the suggestion to meet in the indoor tennis court that was nearby. About 600
deputies met while the president of the Third Estate, named Jean Sylvain Bailly,
proclaimed the Tennis Court Oath. The Tennis Court Oath declared in writing their
pledge to governing themselves. This declaration set in motion the French Revolution
! For this time, this was a radical change and it would spark the idea of a
constitutional monarchy. The idea of a constitutional monarchy was unspoken about
in Franceduring
For the first part of the analysis, I will be giving information about the Tennis Court
Oath itself so the picture will make more sense. On the day of June 20, the Third
Estate got locked out of their meeting place. A man named Joseph Ignace Guillotin
had the suggestion to meet in the indoor tennis court that was nearby. About 600
deputies met while the president of the Third Estate, named Jean Sylvain Bailly,
proclaimed the Tennis Court Oath. The Tennis Court Oath declared in writing their
pledge to governing themselves. This declaration set in motion the French Revolution
! For this time, this was a radical change and it would spark the idea of a
constitutional monarchy. The idea of a constitutional monarchy was unspoken about
in Franceduring
Lack Of Training On Drug Disposal
Low concentrations of pharmaceuticals have been detected in the natural
environment throughout the world. They vary in composition, and can remain in the
environment for months to years. Although a portion of this pollution is from
veterinary pharmaceuticals used for the treatment of pasture animals, there is still a
significant amount of pollution that derives from pharmaceuticals found in
prescribed and over the counter medications for humans (Boxall et al., 2012). Health
care providers are responsible for adhering to the regulations that govern the disposal
and elimination of pharmaceuticals within their respective workplace. Due to the vast
amount of time spent with patients, nurses have a special role in the prevention of...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An alternative method to flushing is to mix the unwanted medications with an
undesirable substance such as coffee in a container, and place it in the trash
(McCullagh, Schim, Ortner, 2012). Mixing helps to hide and reduce the use of the
drugs from drug abusers and seekers (school nursing). The disadvantage of disposing
medications in the trash is that landfills can often times run off, and access the water
supply (Taras, Haste, Berry, Tran, Singh, 2014). In the hospital setting, most inpatient
medications go directly down the drain (Strauch, 2011). Diluting is another method
that involves adding a solution to a medication to minimize its effects.
Pharmaceuticals are dangerous to the environment, because of their ability to cause
change.
Long term care facilities and hospices are the primary sectors of the healthcare
community that contribute to environmental pollution. Hospice home care and home
health nurses have a unique part in aiding the efforts to reduce unsafe elimination
and disposal of pharmaceuticals. They provide end of life care to patients, and teach
caregivers to manage, store, and dispose medications in a safe manner (McCullagh et
al., 2012). They are also responsible for documenting the disposal of medications.
Typically, patients in these settings have frequent changes in medications, and are
usually with polypharmacy. According to Blake,
Low concentrations of pharmaceuticals have been detected in the natural
environment throughout the world. They vary in composition, and can remain in the
environment for months to years. Although a portion of this pollution is from
veterinary pharmaceuticals used for the treatment of pasture animals, there is still a
significant amount of pollution that derives from pharmaceuticals found in
prescribed and over the counter medications for humans (Boxall et al., 2012). Health
care providers are responsible for adhering to the regulations that govern the disposal
and elimination of pharmaceuticals within their respective workplace. Due to the vast
amount of time spent with patients, nurses have a special role in the prevention of...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
An alternative method to flushing is to mix the unwanted medications with an
undesirable substance such as coffee in a container, and place it in the trash
(McCullagh, Schim, Ortner, 2012). Mixing helps to hide and reduce the use of the
drugs from drug abusers and seekers (school nursing). The disadvantage of disposing
medications in the trash is that landfills can often times run off, and access the water
supply (Taras, Haste, Berry, Tran, Singh, 2014). In the hospital setting, most inpatient
medications go directly down the drain (Strauch, 2011). Diluting is another method
that involves adding a solution to a medication to minimize its effects.
Pharmaceuticals are dangerous to the environment, because of their ability to cause
change.
Long term care facilities and hospices are the primary sectors of the healthcare
community that contribute to environmental pollution. Hospice home care and home
health nurses have a unique part in aiding the efforts to reduce unsafe elimination
and disposal of pharmaceuticals. They provide end of life care to patients, and teach
caregivers to manage, store, and dispose medications in a safe manner (McCullagh et
al., 2012). They are also responsible for documenting the disposal of medications.
Typically, patients in these settings have frequent changes in medications, and are
usually with polypharmacy. According to Blake,
Design For The Contemporary Bedroom
Sleek lines, minimalist design, and futuristic accents are the signature elements of
contemporary style. From the flooring to the furnishings, here are seven design
basics for the contemporary bedroom. Contemporary Bedroom Design Element 1)
Wall Color In a contemporary bedroom, the style is so stark and simple that
sometimes a bold wall color is needed to provide warmth and personality to the
space. The size of the bedroomshould determine how much color to use. If the roomis
small, choose a light neutral shade for three walls, and use the bolder darker color
as an accent wall. If the room is larger, painting two adjoining walls a bright color,
opposite two walls of a lighter shade, gives a funky contemporary feel to the room.
Contemporary Bedroom Design Element 2) Flooring Hardwood and tiled flooring
are popular choices for contemporary rooms, but for the bedroom, you may want to
opt for a softer material. If you keep the hardwood or tiled flooring, a solid color
throw rug is a versatile piece that can add a pop of color and soft landing place for
your feet. If you decide to go with a carpet, keep the pile low. Knotted or berber
carpet styles work best with the simple contemporary design. Stay away from
patterned carpeting and long material such as shag or plush loop which will make
the room look too busy. Contemporary Bedroom Design Element 3) The Bed For a
contemporary bedroom the bed design should be as simple as possible. Beds with
simple headboards and low or
Sleek lines, minimalist design, and futuristic accents are the signature elements of
contemporary style. From the flooring to the furnishings, here are seven design
basics for the contemporary bedroom. Contemporary Bedroom Design Element 1)
Wall Color In a contemporary bedroom, the style is so stark and simple that
sometimes a bold wall color is needed to provide warmth and personality to the
space. The size of the bedroomshould determine how much color to use. If the roomis
small, choose a light neutral shade for three walls, and use the bolder darker color
as an accent wall. If the room is larger, painting two adjoining walls a bright color,
opposite two walls of a lighter shade, gives a funky contemporary feel to the room.
Contemporary Bedroom Design Element 2) Flooring Hardwood and tiled flooring
are popular choices for contemporary rooms, but for the bedroom, you may want to
opt for a softer material. If you keep the hardwood or tiled flooring, a solid color
throw rug is a versatile piece that can add a pop of color and soft landing place for
your feet. If you decide to go with a carpet, keep the pile low. Knotted or berber
carpet styles work best with the simple contemporary design. Stay away from
patterned carpeting and long material such as shag or plush loop which will make
the room look too busy. Contemporary Bedroom Design Element 3) The Bed For a
contemporary bedroom the bed design should be as simple as possible. Beds with
simple headboards and low or
Beowulf Versus Batman
Beowulf vs Batman Beowulf was the first superhuman ever to be written about; he
s basically the great grand father of all modern day fictional heroes. But does that
mean that all heroes are modeled exactly like Beowulf? Well, let s take a look at
Batman whose known by every kid and adult out there. He like Beowulf had years of
rigorous training in order to become too strong muscular herothat we see; and that is
where they split apart Beowulf s and Batmans back stories are as different as their
personalities. In the end though everyone comes to the point where they realize that
they aren t as young as they used to be and with their line of work it can come
quick and fast. So as they re final act they name a successor to protect the people in
their charge. These heroes both protect people but they do it it for different reasons
entirely.
In the story of Beowulf, the time is about 700 A.D during an era when ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since Beowulf lived in a time where it was survival of the fittest, he is proud to
show everyone that he can fight anyone or thing that challenges him. He proved
himself to be a hero and so he what people to remember his heroic last deed to his
people. So with his dying breath he told Wiglaf , As a memory mark to the men I
have governed, Aloft it shall tower on Whale s Ness uprising. Bruce Wayne on the
other hand, does not want fame so he made Batman. Bruce Wayne is a wealthy
billionaire playboy who inherited a corporation from his dad. While Batman is a
dark knight who uses the fear of the unknown to take down criminals. The normal
people can t decide whether he s an urban mythic or if he is real. Then after
sometime the city of Gotham turns on him, saying that he is a vigilante that uses
aggressive force to hurt people. That doesn t stop him from trying to protect the city,
Batman even says, I m what the city needs, but not what it
Beowulf vs Batman Beowulf was the first superhuman ever to be written about; he
s basically the great grand father of all modern day fictional heroes. But does that
mean that all heroes are modeled exactly like Beowulf? Well, let s take a look at
Batman whose known by every kid and adult out there. He like Beowulf had years of
rigorous training in order to become too strong muscular herothat we see; and that is
where they split apart Beowulf s and Batmans back stories are as different as their
personalities. In the end though everyone comes to the point where they realize that
they aren t as young as they used to be and with their line of work it can come
quick and fast. So as they re final act they name a successor to protect the people in
their charge. These heroes both protect people but they do it it for different reasons
entirely.
In the story of Beowulf, the time is about 700 A.D during an era when ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since Beowulf lived in a time where it was survival of the fittest, he is proud to
show everyone that he can fight anyone or thing that challenges him. He proved
himself to be a hero and so he what people to remember his heroic last deed to his
people. So with his dying breath he told Wiglaf , As a memory mark to the men I
have governed, Aloft it shall tower on Whale s Ness uprising. Bruce Wayne on the
other hand, does not want fame so he made Batman. Bruce Wayne is a wealthy
billionaire playboy who inherited a corporation from his dad. While Batman is a
dark knight who uses the fear of the unknown to take down criminals. The normal
people can t decide whether he s an urban mythic or if he is real. Then after
sometime the city of Gotham turns on him, saying that he is a vigilante that uses
aggressive force to hurt people. That doesn t stop him from trying to protect the city,
Batman even says, I m what the city needs, but not what it
AP Program Reflection
I feel the AP program is a good fit for me due to the fact that I am a student who
feels that he is not being challenged enough. The AP program will give me the
opportunity to show my abilities; what I can do. I have heard from friends, from
teachers, from my parents friends about how challenging the Advanced Placement
program is, how it provides me with a better education,and I want to see for myself
if I can live up to the expectations of the AP program. I want a head start in life by
getting the upper hand when applying for a respected university and a boost to my
high schooleducation. Attending the AP program would offer me all of these
opportunities, especially with the university level courses that this program offers....
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I was chosen as the lead drummer for the Rock Band club, participating in many
different events such as the Christmas fair and the March fair. In addition, I was
also involved in the instrumental band, taking the role of one of the leading
clarinets. I also contributed to my school s athletic events. I participated in many
intramurals: volleyball, football, dodgeball, floor hockey, and more. I was able to
make a significant contribution to all the teams that I played on and lead some of the
teams to great success. My participation in the track and field activities was also
noteworthy, as I was able to win multiple sprinting medals.
I am also heavily invested in making my school the best that it can be, made
especially evident by my participation in money raising events and various clubs. I
am an active participant in all of my school s events, actively taking part in the
many fundraisers being held as well as events to boost school spirit. I participated in
many clubs over the three years that I spent at Fallingbrook, including the Chess
Club, Me to We, Robotics, and the clubs that I have mentioned previously.
I heard of the AP program from friends, family friends, guidance counselors, and
I feel the AP program is a good fit for me due to the fact that I am a student who
feels that he is not being challenged enough. The AP program will give me the
opportunity to show my abilities; what I can do. I have heard from friends, from
teachers, from my parents friends about how challenging the Advanced Placement
program is, how it provides me with a better education,and I want to see for myself
if I can live up to the expectations of the AP program. I want a head start in life by
getting the upper hand when applying for a respected university and a boost to my
high schooleducation. Attending the AP program would offer me all of these
opportunities, especially with the university level courses that this program offers....
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I was chosen as the lead drummer for the Rock Band club, participating in many
different events such as the Christmas fair and the March fair. In addition, I was
also involved in the instrumental band, taking the role of one of the leading
clarinets. I also contributed to my school s athletic events. I participated in many
intramurals: volleyball, football, dodgeball, floor hockey, and more. I was able to
make a significant contribution to all the teams that I played on and lead some of the
teams to great success. My participation in the track and field activities was also
noteworthy, as I was able to win multiple sprinting medals.
I am also heavily invested in making my school the best that it can be, made
especially evident by my participation in money raising events and various clubs. I
am an active participant in all of my school s events, actively taking part in the
many fundraisers being held as well as events to boost school spirit. I participated in
many clubs over the three years that I spent at Fallingbrook, including the Chess
Club, Me to We, Robotics, and the clubs that I have mentioned previously.
I heard of the AP program from friends, family friends, guidance counselors, and
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