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Fighting Inequality and Oppression with Non-Violence Is...
An unjust law is itself a species of violence. Arrest for its breach is more so. Now the law of
nonviolence says that violence should be resisted not by counter violence but by nonviolence. This I
do by breaking the law and by peacefully submitting to arrest and imprisonment. (Mahatma Gandhi)
Since Americas independence until today people try to find different approaches to defeat the
inequality and the oppression. An old traditional thought is that violence can only be treated with
violence, there is no room left for an analysis of the situation and try to approach it differently. Yet,
there are ways like Gandhi quote states if we have to break the law and accept the consequences to
counter violence by non violence might as well accept this method; either way people suffer the
consequences for breaking the law . On the onther hand, a nonviolence movement will shift people
view on the positive side rather than the negative side; demonstrating that nonviolence method will
achieve justice in a peaceful way without the consequences of violence. The best method to advocate
justice is by fostering a Non violent character to people and to stand up against the enemy with
intelligence.
Fighting inequality and oppression with violence has being an old school thought that had been
penetrated in the people mid since they were little, and the consequences of such thought had been
showed through the course of history. For instance in the letter from a Birmingham Jail, Martin
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
An unjust law is itself a species of violence. Arrest for its breach is more so. Now the law of
nonviolence says that violence should be resisted not by counter violence but by nonviolence. This I
do by breaking the law and by peacefully submitting to arrest and imprisonment. (Mahatma Gandhi)
Since Americas independence until today people try to find different approaches to defeat the
inequality and the oppression. An old traditional thought is that violence can only be treated with
violence, there is no room left for an analysis of the situation and try to approach it differently. Yet,
there are ways like Gandhi quote states if we have to break the law and accept the consequences to
counter violence by non violence might as well accept this method; either way people suffer the
consequences for breaking the law . On the onther hand, a nonviolence movement will shift people
view on the positive side rather than the negative side; demonstrating that nonviolence method will
achieve justice in a peaceful way without the consequences of violence. The best method to advocate
justice is by fostering a Non violent character to people and to stand up against the enemy with
intelligence.
Fighting inequality and oppression with violence has being an old school thought that had been
penetrated in the people mid since they were little, and the consequences of such thought had been
showed through the course of history. For instance in the letter from a Birmingham Jail, Martin
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstract Noun Thesis
1. For our first paper, I didn t find anything too difficult. The topic of using an abstract noun, such as
fear or love, left an open opportunity to choose something that engraved a memory into our mind. So
when I began to write about a fearful night of mine, I had no problem because the memory was quite
vivid. Without much effort, the words began to flow out easily as I recalled the memory. I think what
people might find difficult is all about how they don t like the topic which showed though to their
writing or not choosing a vivid memory but instead something that was easy. If student s wanted to
excel at writing even when they think they cannot be good writers, I d recommend prewriting the
topic, the thesis, and the main idea points.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
1. For our first paper, I didn t find anything too difficult. The topic of using an abstract noun, such as
fear or love, left an open opportunity to choose something that engraved a memory into our mind. So
when I began to write about a fearful night of mine, I had no problem because the memory was quite
vivid. Without much effort, the words began to flow out easily as I recalled the memory. I think what
people might find difficult is all about how they don t like the topic which showed though to their
writing or not choosing a vivid memory but instead something that was easy. If student s wanted to
excel at writing even when they think they cannot be good writers, I d recommend prewriting the
topic, the thesis, and the main idea points.
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Comparing Women In The Odyssey And Lysistrata
Since the beginning of time, women have always been looked down upon mentally. During the time
period of The Odyssey and Lysistrata, women were known as less powerful gender. They have never
had much say about what goes on around them. Some women were recognized as a sex symbol. In
The Odyssey, some women were goddesses that just wanted sex and other women had to stay at home
to help raise their kids and do all of the feminine work. Compared to The Odyssey, in Lysistrata,
women denied sex against their men to get what they want. In addition, they did not have many
political rights and a say so on what goes on in their country. In comparing both of these stories,
women show similarities toward each other. In The Odyssey it shows that all the women are uniquely
different by their relationships, desire, and personality towards men. In addition, all the women help
represent the typical role of a woman. Their role is very critical in the ongoing adventure in this epic
poem. Homer represents women as strong roles and real life characters such as them being strong,
tough, and diligent. In the story there are three major types of women, which are the goddess, the good
hostess/wife, and seducers. With each one of these female characters they are a vital importance and
add a different type of factor to the story. As Odysseus returns home to his wife Penelope and his son
Telemachus from fighting in the Trojan War he is faced with many obstacles that he must get through
to get home to
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Since the beginning of time, women have always been looked down upon mentally. During the time
period of The Odyssey and Lysistrata, women were known as less powerful gender. They have never
had much say about what goes on around them. Some women were recognized as a sex symbol. In
The Odyssey, some women were goddesses that just wanted sex and other women had to stay at home
to help raise their kids and do all of the feminine work. Compared to The Odyssey, in Lysistrata,
women denied sex against their men to get what they want. In addition, they did not have many
political rights and a say so on what goes on in their country. In comparing both of these stories,
women show similarities toward each other. In The Odyssey it shows that all the women are uniquely
different by their relationships, desire, and personality towards men. In addition, all the women help
represent the typical role of a woman. Their role is very critical in the ongoing adventure in this epic
poem. Homer represents women as strong roles and real life characters such as them being strong,
tough, and diligent. In the story there are three major types of women, which are the goddess, the good
hostess/wife, and seducers. With each one of these female characters they are a vital importance and
add a different type of factor to the story. As Odysseus returns home to his wife Penelope and his son
Telemachus from fighting in the Trojan War he is faced with many obstacles that he must get through
to get home to
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Lying Is A Huge Part Of Our Social Game
A pocket sized lie detector could only be awesome. Imagine asking someone out, and they lied about
why they couldn t go, bing lie detected. Or if someone had stolen you favorite sweater, and a friend
said they knew who took it bing a truth. Lie detectors have many times been attempted. But there are
problems with lie detectors, not only because humans would trust a machine more than man, but also
the many unknown limits to them, and that they actually aren t a necessity in our modern socie ty. For
as long as humans have been, we have lied, smuggled, hidden truths and deceived in almost eve ry
way. Lying is a huge part of our social game in life. And it may always be, humans lie both for own,
and others sake. When I was younger, I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most invented lie detectors have tested the same physical changes and things, such as blood pressure,
breathing etc.. Physical changes are easiest to determine, although they some times are hardest to
understand (Côté ; Navarro ; American Psychological Association). The most com monly known lie
detector device is the polygraph. A machine that registers your heart rate/ blood pressure, respiration,
and skin conductivity (American Psychological Association). It is the device that is closest to the
description, when people think of a common lie detector . But, although the machine isn t 100%
correct itself, people stilled believed in its judgement when it was first invented. Which weirdly
enough makes lie detectors seem untruthful themselves. But although some lie detectors can be
doubted, they have been tried several times throughout history.
Lie detectors have been attempted through history, but so far technology has been the limit. There had
been no such thing as an actual lie detector before the ending of the 19th century. Although there in
1878 was the Italian physiologist Angelo Mosso. (Côté). He used an instrument called a ple
thysmograph, he tested difference in blood circulation and breathing patterns, but no tries in
uncovering lies. The first detector used to determine truth was in 1895 when Italian physician, Cesare
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A pocket sized lie detector could only be awesome. Imagine asking someone out, and they lied about
why they couldn t go, bing lie detected. Or if someone had stolen you favorite sweater, and a friend
said they knew who took it bing a truth. Lie detectors have many times been attempted. But there are
problems with lie detectors, not only because humans would trust a machine more than man, but also
the many unknown limits to them, and that they actually aren t a necessity in our modern socie ty. For
as long as humans have been, we have lied, smuggled, hidden truths and deceived in almost eve ry
way. Lying is a huge part of our social game in life. And it may always be, humans lie both for own,
and others sake. When I was younger, I ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most invented lie detectors have tested the same physical changes and things, such as blood pressure,
breathing etc.. Physical changes are easiest to determine, although they some times are hardest to
understand (Côté ; Navarro ; American Psychological Association). The most com monly known lie
detector device is the polygraph. A machine that registers your heart rate/ blood pressure, respiration,
and skin conductivity (American Psychological Association). It is the device that is closest to the
description, when people think of a common lie detector . But, although the machine isn t 100%
correct itself, people stilled believed in its judgement when it was first invented. Which weirdly
enough makes lie detectors seem untruthful themselves. But although some lie detectors can be
doubted, they have been tried several times throughout history.
Lie detectors have been attempted through history, but so far technology has been the limit. There had
been no such thing as an actual lie detector before the ending of the 19th century. Although there in
1878 was the Italian physiologist Angelo Mosso. (Côté). He used an instrument called a ple
thysmograph, he tested difference in blood circulation and breathing patterns, but no tries in
uncovering lies. The first detector used to determine truth was in 1895 when Italian physician, Cesare
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Sumer Poem Inanna
The Sumer poem of Inanna is a metaphoric tale of a woman who surreptitiously acquires her
birthright, an inheritance of dominance and provision for her people. Inanna, Queen of Heaven and
Earth possess seductive powers of persuasion, uses her wits and prowess to rejoin the heavens and
earth with the underworld. The poem begins with the story of creation ... and when heaven had moved
away from the earth, and the earth separated from heaven (P 4) so were the gods separated from the
underworld. A deep desire arose within Inanna s grandfather Enki, the God of Wisdom and the Waters.
Enki missed his granddaughter Ereshkigal, who was deigned to reign over the underworld. Ereshkigal
was also imprisoned by her kingdom and could not leave. When ... Show more content on
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Inanna must arm herself with powers and she chose the following me: a crown, lapis beads, a royal
robe, she anointed her eyes, bound a breastplate around her chest, slipped a gold ring over her wrist
and took the lapis measuring rod and line in her hand (P 53). Inanna is not sure if she has chosen the
correct me for this task, so she instructs her sukkal as to a backup plan in case she does not return.
When Inanna is at the gates of the underworld, she is asked why she has come. She says she wants to
witness the funeral rites of her dead brother in law, however, she is not coming to her sister Ereshkigal
in truth. The aspects of the me are a mix of tangible and intangible concepts. The crown, the robe, the
colorful garment , are all physical tangible aspects of her superiority. Inanna chose not to use the art of
lovemaking, the art of the elder or the art of power (P 17). She carefully selected seven me to take on
her journey to the underworld. All were tangible aspects of her status in life, a ruler, a lawmaker,
seductive and fertile all things her sister was not. He sister is dismayed (P 57) at the display, and
orders that each of the seven gates to the underworld be bolted, until Inanna agrees to strip off another
of her garments, so that by the seventh gate, Inanna will appear before her sister naked and completely
exposed, naked and bowed low (P 60). Truth was not one of the gifts Inanna brought with her. As
Inanna
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The Sumer poem of Inanna is a metaphoric tale of a woman who surreptitiously acquires her
birthright, an inheritance of dominance and provision for her people. Inanna, Queen of Heaven and
Earth possess seductive powers of persuasion, uses her wits and prowess to rejoin the heavens and
earth with the underworld. The poem begins with the story of creation ... and when heaven had moved
away from the earth, and the earth separated from heaven (P 4) so were the gods separated from the
underworld. A deep desire arose within Inanna s grandfather Enki, the God of Wisdom and the Waters.
Enki missed his granddaughter Ereshkigal, who was deigned to reign over the underworld. Ereshkigal
was also imprisoned by her kingdom and could not leave. When ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Inanna must arm herself with powers and she chose the following me: a crown, lapis beads, a royal
robe, she anointed her eyes, bound a breastplate around her chest, slipped a gold ring over her wrist
and took the lapis measuring rod and line in her hand (P 53). Inanna is not sure if she has chosen the
correct me for this task, so she instructs her sukkal as to a backup plan in case she does not return.
When Inanna is at the gates of the underworld, she is asked why she has come. She says she wants to
witness the funeral rites of her dead brother in law, however, she is not coming to her sister Ereshkigal
in truth. The aspects of the me are a mix of tangible and intangible concepts. The crown, the robe, the
colorful garment , are all physical tangible aspects of her superiority. Inanna chose not to use the art of
lovemaking, the art of the elder or the art of power (P 17). She carefully selected seven me to take on
her journey to the underworld. All were tangible aspects of her status in life, a ruler, a lawmaker,
seductive and fertile all things her sister was not. He sister is dismayed (P 57) at the display, and
orders that each of the seven gates to the underworld be bolted, until Inanna agrees to strip off another
of her garments, so that by the seventh gate, Inanna will appear before her sister naked and completely
exposed, naked and bowed low (P 60). Truth was not one of the gifts Inanna brought with her. As
Inanna
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Scammers Use Of Sound Science In Social Media
Sound science is scientific studies that have been conducted by qualified researchers. However, there
is no literal definition for sound science, as the term varies from scientist to scientist, company to
company, and politician to politician for purposes to their advantage. So what makes research sound?
While many misuse the purpose, whether or not science can be backed or considered stable should be
determined by health, environmental and technological factors. The issue of sound science poses
many health concerns. In 2003, the American Dental Association released a statement that they would
continue to use amalgams containing mercury, and health care policies must be determined by sound
science ( If it s not politically helpful, it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Databases contain reliable works from all kinds of authors. Science is critical to the environment.
There are many speculations about conclusions of environmental studies. While the environment is
constantly changing, scientists are constantly learning more about it. One of the biggest controversies
of nature is climate change. No matter a person s stand on climate change, they almost always rely on
some type of scientific study.
Another popular topic that affects everyone in their daily lives is genetically modified organisms.
There seems to be lots of dispute over the dangers of GMOs. Concerns that GMOs contain harsh
chemicals that are potentially toxic causes (van Rijssen). Sound science is challenged in the debate
over genetically modified organisms because the regulations on these organisms do not prevent
threatening circumstances (van Rijssen). For example, if a genetically modified organism was to be
grown for consumption, scientists would have to test the effects of the GMO on the human body.
However, regulations prevent human testing for fear of harm to the test subject. Therefore, the
research for a product cannot be determined sound because there are difficulties experimenting and
achieving results. Along with GMOs comes pesticides. The pesticides protect crops from damaging
insects,
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Sound science is scientific studies that have been conducted by qualified researchers. However, there
is no literal definition for sound science, as the term varies from scientist to scientist, company to
company, and politician to politician for purposes to their advantage. So what makes research sound?
While many misuse the purpose, whether or not science can be backed or considered stable should be
determined by health, environmental and technological factors. The issue of sound science poses
many health concerns. In 2003, the American Dental Association released a statement that they would
continue to use amalgams containing mercury, and health care policies must be determined by sound
science ( If it s not politically helpful, it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Databases contain reliable works from all kinds of authors. Science is critical to the environment.
There are many speculations about conclusions of environmental studies. While the environment is
constantly changing, scientists are constantly learning more about it. One of the biggest controversies
of nature is climate change. No matter a person s stand on climate change, they almost always rely on
some type of scientific study.
Another popular topic that affects everyone in their daily lives is genetically modified organisms.
There seems to be lots of dispute over the dangers of GMOs. Concerns that GMOs contain harsh
chemicals that are potentially toxic causes (van Rijssen). Sound science is challenged in the debate
over genetically modified organisms because the regulations on these organisms do not prevent
threatening circumstances (van Rijssen). For example, if a genetically modified organism was to be
grown for consumption, scientists would have to test the effects of the GMO on the human body.
However, regulations prevent human testing for fear of harm to the test subject. Therefore, the
research for a product cannot be determined sound because there are difficulties experimenting and
achieving results. Along with GMOs comes pesticides. The pesticides protect crops from damaging
insects,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Department Of Health Care Services Case Study
For this observation, I tried to look up the relationship between supplier and offices. From 2012 to
2015, top 10 suppliers generated $63216036878.69 dollars in total (Table 2.1). Based on the table 2.2,
Department of Health Care Services spent $83590661471.67 dollars on Purchasing 529 items in total
(Table 2.2 and Chart2.2). The thing is, most of the top 10 supplier s revenue were contributed from
Department of Health Care Services in 529 transactions. In contrast, Department of Health Care
Services only spent $97463543.55 in other 20094 transactions between 2012 and 2015 (Table2.3).
Based on the information, I will recommend the Department of Health Care Services to use state
credit card or online banking for making purchases in the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout that three fiscal years, CA government offices spent a total of $58226138.61 dollars for
purchasing goods from DVBEs, and the things they purchased the most from them were office
supplies such as copy paper (Table 3.3 and Table 3.2). I will recommend that the government should
provide some training programs for disabled veterans, such as basic programming and data entry
courses. For disabled veterans, the more skills they learned, the more money they can earn. For CA
government, they can build the citizen s trust based on showing them, that government cares about
social groups business development such as disabled veteran business enterprise development.
Observation Four: The Difficulty of Non for profit Company s Business Development in Department
of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Non for profit company s development is a big topic to discuss. We have Catapult Creative House and
Discovery Playhouse in Cape Girardeau, and these non for profit companies are trying to a way to
help the community. During 2012 to 2015, CA government offices made a total of $83793432.27
dollars purchases from Non for profit companies, and around 63% of purchases were from
Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (Table 4.1 and Chart 4.1). For Department of
Corrections and Rehabilitation, the item they purchased the most from Non for profit company was
coveralls, admitting kits, they purchased 44116.97
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For this observation, I tried to look up the relationship between supplier and offices. From 2012 to
2015, top 10 suppliers generated $63216036878.69 dollars in total (Table 2.1). Based on the table 2.2,
Department of Health Care Services spent $83590661471.67 dollars on Purchasing 529 items in total
(Table 2.2 and Chart2.2). The thing is, most of the top 10 supplier s revenue were contributed from
Department of Health Care Services in 529 transactions. In contrast, Department of Health Care
Services only spent $97463543.55 in other 20094 transactions between 2012 and 2015 (Table2.3).
Based on the information, I will recommend the Department of Health Care Services to use state
credit card or online banking for making purchases in the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout that three fiscal years, CA government offices spent a total of $58226138.61 dollars for
purchasing goods from DVBEs, and the things they purchased the most from them were office
supplies such as copy paper (Table 3.3 and Table 3.2). I will recommend that the government should
provide some training programs for disabled veterans, such as basic programming and data entry
courses. For disabled veterans, the more skills they learned, the more money they can earn. For CA
government, they can build the citizen s trust based on showing them, that government cares about
social groups business development such as disabled veteran business enterprise development.
Observation Four: The Difficulty of Non for profit Company s Business Development in Department
of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Non for profit company s development is a big topic to discuss. We have Catapult Creative House and
Discovery Playhouse in Cape Girardeau, and these non for profit companies are trying to a way to
help the community. During 2012 to 2015, CA government offices made a total of $83793432.27
dollars purchases from Non for profit companies, and around 63% of purchases were from
Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (Table 4.1 and Chart 4.1). For Department of
Corrections and Rehabilitation, the item they purchased the most from Non for profit company was
coveralls, admitting kits, they purchased 44116.97
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Measuring Heart Rate With A Smartphone
Measuring Heart Rate with a Smartphone By:Linteng Cai Zhe Cheng 1. ABSTRACT Smart phones
are becoming increasingly popular, its performance is improved fast, low cost smart phone displays as
the physiological solution was measured with an accuracy and may be used beyond the potential
clinical environment. In this project, we use our fingers covering smartphone camera, filtering and
signal band pass filter, and the detection signal to calculate the BPM ( beats per minute ) of the peak.
We also need to eliminate noise and smooth results by MATLAB code. 2. INTRODUCTION Many
people are beginning to use smart phones. This is because we can download it can ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, it will be a lower cost, if the application we use to measure heart rate. Our aim is to explain
how to measure the application by the camera HR. For some chronic diseases, you have to measure
the frequency of extremely HR . In real life, there are many conditions that may affect the heart
diseases and conditions which can be very complex. If the HR can not be on time monitoring, the
situation would be very, very bad. Measuring heart rate is the basic way to diagnosis of heart disease.
The doctor will use a stethoscope to listen to heart sounds. Sound off in the heart of the heart valves
cardiac cycle, from vibration, chordate tendineae, papillary muscle, ventricular wall perspective,
arterial blood flow in from the storm. Based on the heart sounds, myocardial contractility,
hemodynamic status , vascular resistance and pulmonary artery pressure can be diagnosed. In the
smart phone technology is very suitable for the measurement of the heart beat in a smartphone. Such
as camera, touch screen, CPU, WIFI and a few other things. The phone can help patient to record their
behavior may cause a number of diseases. We can use the phone as a sensor as the physical
information monitor records. It can also be recorded on the human body may affect the other signal.
Because the phone is easy to carry. Therefore, it can provide a convenient carried out under different
environmental measurements, such as home health checks, education environment, operating rooms,
emergency
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Measuring Heart Rate with a Smartphone By:Linteng Cai Zhe Cheng 1. ABSTRACT Smart phones
are becoming increasingly popular, its performance is improved fast, low cost smart phone displays as
the physiological solution was measured with an accuracy and may be used beyond the potential
clinical environment. In this project, we use our fingers covering smartphone camera, filtering and
signal band pass filter, and the detection signal to calculate the BPM ( beats per minute ) of the peak.
We also need to eliminate noise and smooth results by MATLAB code. 2. INTRODUCTION Many
people are beginning to use smart phones. This is because we can download it can ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Finally, it will be a lower cost, if the application we use to measure heart rate. Our aim is to explain
how to measure the application by the camera HR. For some chronic diseases, you have to measure
the frequency of extremely HR . In real life, there are many conditions that may affect the heart
diseases and conditions which can be very complex. If the HR can not be on time monitoring, the
situation would be very, very bad. Measuring heart rate is the basic way to diagnosis of heart disease.
The doctor will use a stethoscope to listen to heart sounds. Sound off in the heart of the heart valves
cardiac cycle, from vibration, chordate tendineae, papillary muscle, ventricular wall perspective,
arterial blood flow in from the storm. Based on the heart sounds, myocardial contractility,
hemodynamic status , vascular resistance and pulmonary artery pressure can be diagnosed. In the
smart phone technology is very suitable for the measurement of the heart beat in a smartphone. Such
as camera, touch screen, CPU, WIFI and a few other things. The phone can help patient to record their
behavior may cause a number of diseases. We can use the phone as a sensor as the physical
information monitor records. It can also be recorded on the human body may affect the other signal.
Because the phone is easy to carry. Therefore, it can provide a convenient carried out under different
environmental measurements, such as home health checks, education environment, operating rooms,
emergency
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Tchaikovsky Symphony 6 Essay
General reaction: I was fascinated by the magnificence of David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center and
elated by the magnitude and grandeur of the sound that the New York Philharmonic succeeded to
produce.
Composition I liked best: The piece that enchanted me most was Symphony No. 6 in B Minor, Op. 74
Pathetique by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, a four movement work composed of Adagio Allegro non
troppo in sonata form, Allegro con grazia in ternary form, Allegro molto vivace in sonata form, and
Adagio lamentoso in ternary form with diverse tempos. The symphony was composed between
February and the end of August 1893 and premiered close to the time of Tchaikovsky s death.
Tchaikovsky dedicated that work to his nephew Bob Davydov. The subtitle Pathetique (infused with
pathos, full of feelings) was suggested by the composer s brother shortly after the symphony s
premiere. The last symphony by one of the greatest Russian composers Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
delved ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For a reason the composer considered Symphony No. 6 the best work he had ever produced. It arose
slowly from emptiness with the unexpected sound of divided double basses and a solo bassoon,
enhanced by divided violas, followed by gloomy comments from the woodwinds, before swiftly
changing into an edgy Allegronontroppo. Later it transformed into a blusterous section that recalled a
Russian liturgical chant. The second movement accented the idiosyncrasy of the work, resembling a
charming waltz while in fact it was not. The following scherzo grew rapidly into a march that smashed
fiercely until the very conclusion. The finale of the symphony was characterized by an insistence on
the minor mode and a closure perishing into
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General reaction: I was fascinated by the magnificence of David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center and
elated by the magnitude and grandeur of the sound that the New York Philharmonic succeeded to
produce.
Composition I liked best: The piece that enchanted me most was Symphony No. 6 in B Minor, Op. 74
Pathetique by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, a four movement work composed of Adagio Allegro non
troppo in sonata form, Allegro con grazia in ternary form, Allegro molto vivace in sonata form, and
Adagio lamentoso in ternary form with diverse tempos. The symphony was composed between
February and the end of August 1893 and premiered close to the time of Tchaikovsky s death.
Tchaikovsky dedicated that work to his nephew Bob Davydov. The subtitle Pathetique (infused with
pathos, full of feelings) was suggested by the composer s brother shortly after the symphony s
premiere. The last symphony by one of the greatest Russian composers Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
delved ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For a reason the composer considered Symphony No. 6 the best work he had ever produced. It arose
slowly from emptiness with the unexpected sound of divided double basses and a solo bassoon,
enhanced by divided violas, followed by gloomy comments from the woodwinds, before swiftly
changing into an edgy Allegronontroppo. Later it transformed into a blusterous section that recalled a
Russian liturgical chant. The second movement accented the idiosyncrasy of the work, resembling a
charming waltz while in fact it was not. The following scherzo grew rapidly into a march that smashed
fiercely until the very conclusion. The finale of the symphony was characterized by an insistence on
the minor mode and a closure perishing into
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AAA Credit Rating
Environmentally friendly production of goods and services
Environmentally friendly production is when natural resources are conserved and aren t exploited. The
benefits to this type of production is lower costs (reduce, reuse, recycle), attract new customers as
being environmentally friendly makes a business/country stand out from the rest, and there is
improved sustainability. There are various methods to be applied to the production of goods and
services in order for it to become more beneficial to the environment.
We need to incorporate renewable energy for power and electricity through resources such as sunlight
(solar panels), wind (turbines), rain (micro hydro systems), and geothermal heat (power plants) instead
of using fossil fuels. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We need to increase and maintain our free trade agreements so that our international relations increase
so countries can continue to sell and buy products where a larger variety of goods and services are
attainable at a lower price.
Maintenance should be carried out through analysis of the disadvantages of FTA:
An effect of FTA is an increased job outsourcing. Countries concerned about outsourcing can insist
that foreign companies build local factories as part of the deal. They can require that these companies
share technology and train local workers in the latest techniques.
Following that, there is degradation of natural resources through deforestation and strip mining which
reduce their jungles and fields to become wastelands. As a solution, we should regulate the
environmental impact through environmental safe guard. More labour laws enforcing satisfactory
working
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Environmentally friendly production of goods and services
Environmentally friendly production is when natural resources are conserved and aren t exploited. The
benefits to this type of production is lower costs (reduce, reuse, recycle), attract new customers as
being environmentally friendly makes a business/country stand out from the rest, and there is
improved sustainability. There are various methods to be applied to the production of goods and
services in order for it to become more beneficial to the environment.
We need to incorporate renewable energy for power and electricity through resources such as sunlight
(solar panels), wind (turbines), rain (micro hydro systems), and geothermal heat (power plants) instead
of using fossil fuels. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We need to increase and maintain our free trade agreements so that our international relations increase
so countries can continue to sell and buy products where a larger variety of goods and services are
attainable at a lower price.
Maintenance should be carried out through analysis of the disadvantages of FTA:
An effect of FTA is an increased job outsourcing. Countries concerned about outsourcing can insist
that foreign companies build local factories as part of the deal. They can require that these companies
share technology and train local workers in the latest techniques.
Following that, there is degradation of natural resources through deforestation and strip mining which
reduce their jungles and fields to become wastelands. As a solution, we should regulate the
environmental impact through environmental safe guard. More labour laws enforcing satisfactory
working
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Normative Cultural Relativism. Relativism Is The...
Normative Cultural Relativism
Relativism is the philosophical idea that the views and beliefs of a person are valid and relative to
them. It can include many positions, whether it be religious, moral, cultural or even political. Over the
course of this quarter I have been introduced to many different theories like Utilitarianism,
Deontological and Teleological theories, but none of them got my attention like Normative Cultural
Relativism. What s great about philosophy is that there are no right or wrong answers, yet I cannot
help but realize that many philosophers nowadays are biased about Normative Cultural Relativism.
Many don t agree and rather attack the theory which is why I intend to defend it.
Normative cultural relativism is a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The date of the tragedy would probably be made a day of mourning where we all look back and
remember such horrible actions. Now say that the country you visited has a basic principle, making it
perfectly legal to kill children in public parks, we as people would object because murdering is
immoral but Normative Cultural Relativism says otherwise. We do not have a right to judge that man
because the society he is part of states that it is perfectly fine to shoot up public parks as long as you
only kill children. A more realistic example would be Nazi Germany and Jews. We remember the
Holocaust as a worldwide tragedy and describe Hitler as one of the worst human beings of all time.
This all erases with NCR. Hitler is good because he is acting accordingly the way society is based
upon which is exterminating all Jewish people. He states that at the heart of NCR there is a certain
form of argument. The strategy used by cultural relativists is to argue from facts about the differences
between cultural outlooks to a conclusion about the status of morality (Rachels, 454). By these
standards we are made to believe, for example, that the Earth is flat is neither objectively right nor
objectively wrong because the Round and Flat earthers had a disagreement. He calls this kind of
argument a Cultural Differences Argument, where there is no objective truth in what is wrong
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Normative Cultural Relativism
Relativism is the philosophical idea that the views and beliefs of a person are valid and relative to
them. It can include many positions, whether it be religious, moral, cultural or even political. Over the
course of this quarter I have been introduced to many different theories like Utilitarianism,
Deontological and Teleological theories, but none of them got my attention like Normative Cultural
Relativism. What s great about philosophy is that there are no right or wrong answers, yet I cannot
help but realize that many philosophers nowadays are biased about Normative Cultural Relativism.
Many don t agree and rather attack the theory which is why I intend to defend it.
Normative cultural relativism is a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The date of the tragedy would probably be made a day of mourning where we all look back and
remember such horrible actions. Now say that the country you visited has a basic principle, making it
perfectly legal to kill children in public parks, we as people would object because murdering is
immoral but Normative Cultural Relativism says otherwise. We do not have a right to judge that man
because the society he is part of states that it is perfectly fine to shoot up public parks as long as you
only kill children. A more realistic example would be Nazi Germany and Jews. We remember the
Holocaust as a worldwide tragedy and describe Hitler as one of the worst human beings of all time.
This all erases with NCR. Hitler is good because he is acting accordingly the way society is based
upon which is exterminating all Jewish people. He states that at the heart of NCR there is a certain
form of argument. The strategy used by cultural relativists is to argue from facts about the differences
between cultural outlooks to a conclusion about the status of morality (Rachels, 454). By these
standards we are made to believe, for example, that the Earth is flat is neither objectively right nor
objectively wrong because the Round and Flat earthers had a disagreement. He calls this kind of
argument a Cultural Differences Argument, where there is no objective truth in what is wrong
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Persuasive Essay About Moving Out
Flying from the Nest At some time in most teenage s lives, there is a point moving out crosses their
mind. The reasons could vary from bad relationships to just needing their own space. Also, it could
just be that there are better work or school opportunities elsewhere. No matter what the reasons are
there comes a day teens have to break free and move out from underneath their parents wings, but
when they decide to move out they should be emotionally and physically prepared.
There are many reasons teens move out. Parent relationships are by far one of these reasons (Ryan).
Parent relationships can also really make or break a family. Household size can also really play a part
as well. Especially when there are a lot of people in one house and most of them lack motivation. No
one wants to pick up and live with a lazy couch potato or someone that can t keep up their end of the
bargain. Personally, I know how it is to have a large household and it feels like a zoo. Nothing can be
kept clean for long and it is highly irritating. In addition to that, living in a rural area can play a part
because there are better or more opportunities elsewhere (Parenting and Child Health). It is really hard
to want to stay in a place that you can t thrive ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, there is moving into an apartment by themselves. This is the most costly solution and probably
the most stressful. The advantages is they are completely in charge and don t have to depend on
anyone. Also, it can be lonely if they are used to being around people all the time. Secondly, there is
the option of moving in with another family member or family friend. The downside to this is there
may not be as much freedom. Also, it could cause drama, resentment, or jealousy. The advantage is to
stay there could be free, or just cheaper in general. However, I believe the best solution to this
problem is to move in with a friend or boyfriend and visit or call
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Flying from the Nest At some time in most teenage s lives, there is a point moving out crosses their
mind. The reasons could vary from bad relationships to just needing their own space. Also, it could
just be that there are better work or school opportunities elsewhere. No matter what the reasons are
there comes a day teens have to break free and move out from underneath their parents wings, but
when they decide to move out they should be emotionally and physically prepared.
There are many reasons teens move out. Parent relationships are by far one of these reasons (Ryan).
Parent relationships can also really make or break a family. Household size can also really play a part
as well. Especially when there are a lot of people in one house and most of them lack motivation. No
one wants to pick up and live with a lazy couch potato or someone that can t keep up their end of the
bargain. Personally, I know how it is to have a large household and it feels like a zoo. Nothing can be
kept clean for long and it is highly irritating. In addition to that, living in a rural area can play a part
because there are better or more opportunities elsewhere (Parenting and Child Health). It is really hard
to want to stay in a place that you can t thrive ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
First, there is moving into an apartment by themselves. This is the most costly solution and probably
the most stressful. The advantages is they are completely in charge and don t have to depend on
anyone. Also, it can be lonely if they are used to being around people all the time. Secondly, there is
the option of moving in with another family member or family friend. The downside to this is there
may not be as much freedom. Also, it could cause drama, resentment, or jealousy. The advantage is to
stay there could be free, or just cheaper in general. However, I believe the best solution to this
problem is to move in with a friend or boyfriend and visit or call
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A Literary Analysis Of Disney s Aladdin
Literary Analysis of Aladdin Disney s Aladdin is a film that attempts to stereotype and westernize
Arab culture. Using racially inaccurate stereotypes, an inaccurate depiction of The Middle East, as
well as countless cultural generalizations, Aladdin creates a setting of exotic orientalism and
Islamaphobia. [Aladdin depicts...] the Arab world as backwards and irrational, the film s distorted
ethnic representations fuel the western world s fear of alternity and perpetuates dangerous stereotypes.
(Heydt). The stories told in countries such as Arabia, Persia, and Asia were not meant for children, but
for adults. As there were no printed books or written novels, there were those who sole profession was
to amuse others by telling these stories. Such was the case with Aladdin. (The Story of Aladdin and
the Wonderful Lamp). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the original story, found in The Arabian Nights , Aladdin has no skills and lives with his mother as
his father died very early on due to his grieving over Aladdin s idleness. In this story the vizier is not
the magician who persuades Aladdin into pursuing the lamp, but an African magician who poses as his
uncle. There are two genies in the original tale, one from a lamp and one from a ring, compared to the
one that is in Disney s Aladdin. Aladdin ends up killing the magician; however the magician s brother
swears revenge and poses as a holy woman in order to get close to him. In the end Aladdin also kills
the magician s brother by driving a dagger through his heart and lives happily ever after with the
princess. (The Arabian Nights). While Disney s Aladdin is similar to the original story, it is missing
the traits of a kind, caring mother and the willingness of the princess to wed who her father wanted her
to marry. These are fundamental traits and ideas found in Arab culture that are not seen in the Disney
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Literary Analysis of Aladdin Disney s Aladdin is a film that attempts to stereotype and westernize
Arab culture. Using racially inaccurate stereotypes, an inaccurate depiction of The Middle East, as
well as countless cultural generalizations, Aladdin creates a setting of exotic orientalism and
Islamaphobia. [Aladdin depicts...] the Arab world as backwards and irrational, the film s distorted
ethnic representations fuel the western world s fear of alternity and perpetuates dangerous stereotypes.
(Heydt). The stories told in countries such as Arabia, Persia, and Asia were not meant for children, but
for adults. As there were no printed books or written novels, there were those who sole profession was
to amuse others by telling these stories. Such was the case with Aladdin. (The Story of Aladdin and
the Wonderful Lamp). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the original story, found in The Arabian Nights , Aladdin has no skills and lives with his mother as
his father died very early on due to his grieving over Aladdin s idleness. In this story the vizier is not
the magician who persuades Aladdin into pursuing the lamp, but an African magician who poses as his
uncle. There are two genies in the original tale, one from a lamp and one from a ring, compared to the
one that is in Disney s Aladdin. Aladdin ends up killing the magician; however the magician s brother
swears revenge and poses as a holy woman in order to get close to him. In the end Aladdin also kills
the magician s brother by driving a dagger through his heart and lives happily ever after with the
princess. (The Arabian Nights). While Disney s Aladdin is similar to the original story, it is missing
the traits of a kind, caring mother and the willingness of the princess to wed who her father wanted her
to marry. These are fundamental traits and ideas found in Arab culture that are not seen in the Disney
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Magna Carta In Early America
The magna Carta had a huge effect on the beginning of the United states, it is referred to as one of the
most important legal documents in history. It was an outline for the early Americans to live by. It was
the first time a king didn t have complete power and had rules that everyone had to follow. It was an
effort to check in on the king s powers, known as due process of law, and to strike a balance between
people s rights and common good. The Magna Carta prevents any ruler being aggressive towards
citizens and gives everyone protection of the law. This document was signed in 1215 in Runnymede,
England. Although the magna Carta originated in England, it was used in early America, and helped
them develop as a nation. The Magna Carta plays a big role in the development of the United states
because it made fairness in the law, provided economic rights, and it struck a balance between rights
and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Fifth amendment says that, no one should be deprived of life, liberty or property without due
process of law. The 14th amendment also guarantees due process of the law. Due process is necessary
to run a just society, it prevents the government for impacting citizens in an abusive way, a nation is
not truly free without the protection of the law. Due process ensures that the government are forced to
act in a legal way before anyone is stripped of life, liberty, or property . No legal action can be taken
without a fair trial, if this was not a rule, there would be thousands of innocent people locked up,
meaning that the US would not be truly free. Due process prevents irrational things such as lynching
suspected criminals. Even the poorest, and most unorganized must be treated with respect by the
government, people are not longer treated like objects, but valuable
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The magna Carta had a huge effect on the beginning of the United states, it is referred to as one of the
most important legal documents in history. It was an outline for the early Americans to live by. It was
the first time a king didn t have complete power and had rules that everyone had to follow. It was an
effort to check in on the king s powers, known as due process of law, and to strike a balance between
people s rights and common good. The Magna Carta prevents any ruler being aggressive towards
citizens and gives everyone protection of the law. This document was signed in 1215 in Runnymede,
England. Although the magna Carta originated in England, it was used in early America, and helped
them develop as a nation. The Magna Carta plays a big role in the development of the United states
because it made fairness in the law, provided economic rights, and it struck a balance between rights
and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The Fifth amendment says that, no one should be deprived of life, liberty or property without due
process of law. The 14th amendment also guarantees due process of the law. Due process is necessary
to run a just society, it prevents the government for impacting citizens in an abusive way, a nation is
not truly free without the protection of the law. Due process ensures that the government are forced to
act in a legal way before anyone is stripped of life, liberty, or property . No legal action can be taken
without a fair trial, if this was not a rule, there would be thousands of innocent people locked up,
meaning that the US would not be truly free. Due process prevents irrational things such as lynching
suspected criminals. Even the poorest, and most unorganized must be treated with respect by the
government, people are not longer treated like objects, but valuable
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
E Learning Essay
Impact of E Learning on the Training of Employees
Submitted By :
Tamanna
Assistant Professor
Baddi University of Emerging Sciences Technologies
Baddi , H.P.
Table of Contents
1 Abstract
2 Introduction
3 Literature Review
4 Objectives
5 Hypothesis
6 Limitations
7 Methods and Methodology
8 Refrences
ABSTRACT
Information technology (IT) has become an indispensable part of contemporary world while human
resource management globally is equally being affected in a number of ways through its adoption and
application.
Developments in information and communication technology create the spread of education and
economic opportunities. E learning is one of them. For companies in the banking sector, web based
training is a new opportunity to create a harmonious labor force with new technology and to increase
the efficiency of business productivity. E learning with practice of these new technologies, offers bank
employees individual learning, regardless of time and space. Nowadays, because e learning provides
opportunities for learning without interfering with the flow of work for the staff working at the
appropriate time and space, an economic advantage is provided to both the bank as company and its
employees. Therefore, spending on education decreases. However, the level of benefit that bank staff
gains from educational opportunities changes on the basis of certain demographic characteristics. This
situation is an important variable with regard to the effect
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Impact of E Learning on the Training of Employees
Submitted By :
Tamanna
Assistant Professor
Baddi University of Emerging Sciences Technologies
Baddi , H.P.
Table of Contents
1 Abstract
2 Introduction
3 Literature Review
4 Objectives
5 Hypothesis
6 Limitations
7 Methods and Methodology
8 Refrences
ABSTRACT
Information technology (IT) has become an indispensable part of contemporary world while human
resource management globally is equally being affected in a number of ways through its adoption and
application.
Developments in information and communication technology create the spread of education and
economic opportunities. E learning is one of them. For companies in the banking sector, web based
training is a new opportunity to create a harmonious labor force with new technology and to increase
the efficiency of business productivity. E learning with practice of these new technologies, offers bank
employees individual learning, regardless of time and space. Nowadays, because e learning provides
opportunities for learning without interfering with the flow of work for the staff working at the
appropriate time and space, an economic advantage is provided to both the bank as company and its
employees. Therefore, spending on education decreases. However, the level of benefit that bank staff
gains from educational opportunities changes on the basis of certain demographic characteristics. This
situation is an important variable with regard to the effect
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The Day Of The World War I
On November 11, 1918 the war to end all wars came to an end with a ceasefire between the allied
nations and Germany. One year later, the anniversary of this official end to World War I was marked to
be an honorary day, Armistice Day, for all military personnel who had died defending the United
States of America. Armistice Day was the first national recognition and important step towards the
care and honor of those who had served protecting the country. Years later in 1938, Congress passed
the 11th of November as a legal holiday; in 1954, the holiday was renamed Veterans Day to include an
honoring to all military personnel and committees ( Office of Public Affairs ). Veterans Day was a
highly respected and celebrated day; there were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are the ones who risked their lives, their careers, and their families so that others could
experience what it truly means to be an American. Military men used to be the talk of the town,
everyone wanted to know them and claim them in their lives, but nowadays people want to discard the
disgruntled figures that come back from the hardships of war. The men and affects of war on them did
not change, people s tolerance for them did. No one wants to deal the mentally unstable or disabled
used to be war heroes. They want the bright and shining young men who stood for their country, but
these two types of men are the same. The old and forgotten used to be the bright and shining, and they
should be treated as such. They deserve the valor and honor that surrounded them when they shipped
off to still be there when they finally come home.
Caring for the Veteran s when they come home begins with the military itself; these are there men
coming home and it needs to stay as such. I believe in a motto of once a soldier, always a soldier, and
that the military is something that should always be there for its members. When injured or outdated
servicemen come home from their final assignment, they receive honorable discharge. There should
be no discharge however; there should only be retirement from the field. Let these men always have a
place in the army, marines, coast guard, any field; there are plenty of office or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
On November 11, 1918 the war to end all wars came to an end with a ceasefire between the allied
nations and Germany. One year later, the anniversary of this official end to World War I was marked to
be an honorary day, Armistice Day, for all military personnel who had died defending the United
States of America. Armistice Day was the first national recognition and important step towards the
care and honor of those who had served protecting the country. Years later in 1938, Congress passed
the 11th of November as a legal holiday; in 1954, the holiday was renamed Veterans Day to include an
honoring to all military personnel and committees ( Office of Public Affairs ). Veterans Day was a
highly respected and celebrated day; there were ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They are the ones who risked their lives, their careers, and their families so that others could
experience what it truly means to be an American. Military men used to be the talk of the town,
everyone wanted to know them and claim them in their lives, but nowadays people want to discard the
disgruntled figures that come back from the hardships of war. The men and affects of war on them did
not change, people s tolerance for them did. No one wants to deal the mentally unstable or disabled
used to be war heroes. They want the bright and shining young men who stood for their country, but
these two types of men are the same. The old and forgotten used to be the bright and shining, and they
should be treated as such. They deserve the valor and honor that surrounded them when they shipped
off to still be there when they finally come home.
Caring for the Veteran s when they come home begins with the military itself; these are there men
coming home and it needs to stay as such. I believe in a motto of once a soldier, always a soldier, and
that the military is something that should always be there for its members. When injured or outdated
servicemen come home from their final assignment, they receive honorable discharge. There should
be no discharge however; there should only be retirement from the field. Let these men always have a
place in the army, marines, coast guard, any field; there are plenty of office or
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Sex Chromosome ( X And Y ) Originates From A Pair Of...
INTRODUCTION:
The Sex chromosome(X and Y) originates from a pair of autosomes (H.J. Muller, 1914) about
350million years ago in reptile like ancestors (Charlesworth, 1991; Graves, 1995). Environmental
factor like temperature determines sex in some species e.g. crocodiles and turtles (Bull et al, 1975). In
humans, there are 22 pairs of chromosomes called the Autosomes and one pair of sex chromosome (X
Y) which makes a total of 23pairs of chromosomes. These 23pairs (46) chromosomes are contributed
by female and male gamete. Females have 22pairs of autosomes and one sex chromosome (X) while
males have Y sex chromosome in addition to the 22pairs of autosomes. This means that, the Y
chromosome can only be inherited paternally (Lahn Page, 1999).
The X chromosome is about a 165mega base in size and contains about 1000 functional genes (Ross et
al, 2005) while Y chromosome is about 65mega base in size with about 178genes (Skalestsky et al;
2003).The Mammalian Y chromosome contains 86 genes which code for specific proteins with
peculiar functions in sex fertility (Lahn Page, 1997). The Y chromosome is the most evolving part of
the human and chimpanzee genome. The Y chromosome is far superior in the evolutionary progress
than the entire human genetic code combined (Dr Page, 2001). The Y chromosome is said to be the
smallest chromosome in humans and contain more genes with mutation (Heinkchen, 2005).
The Primitive Y chromosome was found in Papaya (Liu et al, 2004) and the Y
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INTRODUCTION:
The Sex chromosome(X and Y) originates from a pair of autosomes (H.J. Muller, 1914) about
350million years ago in reptile like ancestors (Charlesworth, 1991; Graves, 1995). Environmental
factor like temperature determines sex in some species e.g. crocodiles and turtles (Bull et al, 1975). In
humans, there are 22 pairs of chromosomes called the Autosomes and one pair of sex chromosome (X
Y) which makes a total of 23pairs of chromosomes. These 23pairs (46) chromosomes are contributed
by female and male gamete. Females have 22pairs of autosomes and one sex chromosome (X) while
males have Y sex chromosome in addition to the 22pairs of autosomes. This means that, the Y
chromosome can only be inherited paternally (Lahn Page, 1999).
The X chromosome is about a 165mega base in size and contains about 1000 functional genes (Ross et
al, 2005) while Y chromosome is about 65mega base in size with about 178genes (Skalestsky et al;
2003).The Mammalian Y chromosome contains 86 genes which code for specific proteins with
peculiar functions in sex fertility (Lahn Page, 1997). The Y chromosome is the most evolving part of
the human and chimpanzee genome. The Y chromosome is far superior in the evolutionary progress
than the entire human genetic code combined (Dr Page, 2001). The Y chromosome is said to be the
smallest chromosome in humans and contain more genes with mutation (Heinkchen, 2005).
The Primitive Y chromosome was found in Papaya (Liu et al, 2004) and the Y
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Principles Of Universal Design Of Kroger
ADA/Universal Design Project Summary The grocery store Kroger was inspected based on American
s with Disabilities Act (ADA) and universal design. Overall the store was very disability friendly
although, like many grocery stores, Kroger had items high on shelves that would be hard for people in
wheelchairs to reach. To fix this problem, some principles of universal design could be integrated into
the store layout. The general universal design of the store was fairly inclusive. The power doors at the
entrance allowed for equitable use, the first principle of universal design. Kroger also had restrooms
on either ends of the store. One of the sets of restrooms contained two unisex bathrooms. Though
these two bathrooms didn t have accessible signs there were grab bars and low sinks in the bathroom
fulfilling the second universal design, principle flexibility in use. The organization of the store made it
simple and intuitive, one side of the store contained groceries while the other contained home goods.
This setup allows for optimal flow throughout the store and ease when looking for specific items.
Kroger complied with the low physical effort principle in many ways, the doors to the bathrooms were
very easy to push and pull, and had handles that would be within reach of someone in a ... Show more
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Without the tactile or auditory aids it would be difficult for a blind person to be able to decipher
different brands of the same products. To become more universally designed Kroger could have
scanners that customers could use to scan an item for an auditory message of what the product is.
Kroger didn t seem to have any features that fulfilled the tolerance for error principle. They could
improve their design by creating an undo button for the self check out computers. This button would
allow for error if someone accidentally pressed an unwanted button or scanned an unwanted
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ADA/Universal Design Project Summary The grocery store Kroger was inspected based on American
s with Disabilities Act (ADA) and universal design. Overall the store was very disability friendly
although, like many grocery stores, Kroger had items high on shelves that would be hard for people in
wheelchairs to reach. To fix this problem, some principles of universal design could be integrated into
the store layout. The general universal design of the store was fairly inclusive. The power doors at the
entrance allowed for equitable use, the first principle of universal design. Kroger also had restrooms
on either ends of the store. One of the sets of restrooms contained two unisex bathrooms. Though
these two bathrooms didn t have accessible signs there were grab bars and low sinks in the bathroom
fulfilling the second universal design, principle flexibility in use. The organization of the store made it
simple and intuitive, one side of the store contained groceries while the other contained home goods.
This setup allows for optimal flow throughout the store and ease when looking for specific items.
Kroger complied with the low physical effort principle in many ways, the doors to the bathrooms were
very easy to push and pull, and had handles that would be within reach of someone in a ... Show more
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Without the tactile or auditory aids it would be difficult for a blind person to be able to decipher
different brands of the same products. To become more universally designed Kroger could have
scanners that customers could use to scan an item for an auditory message of what the product is.
Kroger didn t seem to have any features that fulfilled the tolerance for error principle. They could
improve their design by creating an undo button for the self check out computers. This button would
allow for error if someone accidentally pressed an unwanted button or scanned an unwanted
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Examples Of Mistakes In American History
Nobody is perfect, so everyone all makes mistakes. Human created history and even historical
failures. Some people believe that we usually repeat what we did wrongly before. It sounds similar to
the British author George Bernard Shaw s idea: We learn from history that we learn nothing from
history. However, in my opinion, that idea is completely not correct, because we must learn something
from the mistakes we made in the past, so that we would not do them one more time at the present or
in the future.
In my essay, I will use three examples from American history (from 1877 to the present) to disprove
George Bernard Shaw s statement. They are all the mistakes which the American made in the past
have not appeared until today.
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Bush used to say a sentence which was very famous and seemed as his promise. That was Read my
lips: No new taxes . However, in June 1990 Bush abandoned his Read my lips. No new taxes
campaign pledge and acknowledged that new or increased taxes were necessary. Many Republican
conservatives were critical of this shift, and his popularity ratings fell immediately. (8) On March 4,
1992, he said: I thought this one compromise, and it was a compromise, would result in no more tax
increases. I thought it would result in total control of domestic discretionary spending. And now we
see Congress talking about raising taxes again. And some in Congress are talking about trying to break
down the spending caps. And so I m disappointed and given all of that, yes, a mistake. (9)
Let s talk about an example of kept promises. Barak Obama promised to Extend the Bush tax cuts for
lower incomes and he kept his word. He extended the Bush tax cuts for those making less than
$250000 (couples) or $200000(single). (10) He promised to Create an Advanced Manufacturing Fund
to invest in peer reviewed manufacturing processes, and once again he kept his word.
As a president, it would be terrible if that president broke his promise to the public. Once he says
something, he had better follow and do exactly the same as what he said. If not, his words will become
unreliable. Barak Obama was the 44th president of the United States, and it seemed that he learned a
mistake from the 41st president or we can say, from the
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Nobody is perfect, so everyone all makes mistakes. Human created history and even historical
failures. Some people believe that we usually repeat what we did wrongly before. It sounds similar to
the British author George Bernard Shaw s idea: We learn from history that we learn nothing from
history. However, in my opinion, that idea is completely not correct, because we must learn something
from the mistakes we made in the past, so that we would not do them one more time at the present or
in the future.
In my essay, I will use three examples from American history (from 1877 to the present) to disprove
George Bernard Shaw s statement. They are all the mistakes which the American made in the past
have not appeared until today.
Firstly, Vietnam ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bush used to say a sentence which was very famous and seemed as his promise. That was Read my
lips: No new taxes . However, in June 1990 Bush abandoned his Read my lips. No new taxes
campaign pledge and acknowledged that new or increased taxes were necessary. Many Republican
conservatives were critical of this shift, and his popularity ratings fell immediately. (8) On March 4,
1992, he said: I thought this one compromise, and it was a compromise, would result in no more tax
increases. I thought it would result in total control of domestic discretionary spending. And now we
see Congress talking about raising taxes again. And some in Congress are talking about trying to break
down the spending caps. And so I m disappointed and given all of that, yes, a mistake. (9)
Let s talk about an example of kept promises. Barak Obama promised to Extend the Bush tax cuts for
lower incomes and he kept his word. He extended the Bush tax cuts for those making less than
$250000 (couples) or $200000(single). (10) He promised to Create an Advanced Manufacturing Fund
to invest in peer reviewed manufacturing processes, and once again he kept his word.
As a president, it would be terrible if that president broke his promise to the public. Once he says
something, he had better follow and do exactly the same as what he said. If not, his words will become
unreliable. Barak Obama was the 44th president of the United States, and it seemed that he learned a
mistake from the 41st president or we can say, from the
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St. Joseph, Missouri Case Study
St. Joseph, Missouri is a small town in Missouri that has been referenced to be named one of the three
thousand cities that has a bigger problem with lead poisoning than Flint, Michigan. When children are
exposed to lead poisoning it can have effects on their developmental delays, and other physical and
mental impairments. In St. Joseph many of the older houses contained lead paint, windows, and
plumbing. Of all of the children in St. Joseph one hundred and twenty or fifteen percent of the
children that had been tested had extremely high levels of lead in their system. They have decided as a
community it would be a great idea to get ready of all of the lead, they want to do this in and order
that was safe for everyone and they would not
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St. Joseph, Missouri is a small town in Missouri that has been referenced to be named one of the three
thousand cities that has a bigger problem with lead poisoning than Flint, Michigan. When children are
exposed to lead poisoning it can have effects on their developmental delays, and other physical and
mental impairments. In St. Joseph many of the older houses contained lead paint, windows, and
plumbing. Of all of the children in St. Joseph one hundred and twenty or fifteen percent of the
children that had been tested had extremely high levels of lead in their system. They have decided as a
community it would be a great idea to get ready of all of the lead, they want to do this in and order
that was safe for everyone and they would not
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Zauner Ornaments -Costing and Pricing
Zauner Ornaments
Costing Pricing
Introduction
Zauner Ornaments was a large manufacturer of crystal and glass products based in Vienna Austria.
The company had an international reputation of producing high quality glass and crystal at affordable
prices due to the skill of its master artisan and using innovative technology in the manufacturing
process. Its product was used in fine restaurants, hotels and residencies around the world.
Due to slowing growth in the fine crystal and glass tableware markets, the organization has expanded
into producing glass Christmas tree ornaments to take advantage of its Crystal s unique capabilities.
The company leased a small manufacturing facility in Taiwan to produce small glass ball ... Show
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We compared traditional volume based costing with outcome of ABC and following findings reported.
Earlier Zauner was selling small glass ,large glass and specialty glass ball ornament at price of $9 ,$11
and $17 per box whereas price working out by allocating overhead cost using traditional volume based
method coming to $21.12 ,$13.56 and $8.43 respectively . It is mentioning that management has not
adopted accurate method of costing and correct base of pricing strategy. There is lot of price distortion
if Zauner would have been made decision on volume based cost findings. It means that there are many
issues with allocating overhead cost in various product lines. Here we have carried out ABC method
and Findings are as tabulated below: Small glass ball
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Zauner Ornaments
Costing Pricing
Introduction
Zauner Ornaments was a large manufacturer of crystal and glass products based in Vienna Austria.
The company had an international reputation of producing high quality glass and crystal at affordable
prices due to the skill of its master artisan and using innovative technology in the manufacturing
process. Its product was used in fine restaurants, hotels and residencies around the world.
Due to slowing growth in the fine crystal and glass tableware markets, the organization has expanded
into producing glass Christmas tree ornaments to take advantage of its Crystal s unique capabilities.
The company leased a small manufacturing facility in Taiwan to produce small glass ball ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We compared traditional volume based costing with outcome of ABC and following findings reported.
Earlier Zauner was selling small glass ,large glass and specialty glass ball ornament at price of $9 ,$11
and $17 per box whereas price working out by allocating overhead cost using traditional volume based
method coming to $21.12 ,$13.56 and $8.43 respectively . It is mentioning that management has not
adopted accurate method of costing and correct base of pricing strategy. There is lot of price distortion
if Zauner would have been made decision on volume based cost findings. It means that there are many
issues with allocating overhead cost in various product lines. Here we have carried out ABC method
and Findings are as tabulated below: Small glass ball
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Levitt And Dubner s Arguments For The Legalization Of Crime
In my opinion, I believe that Levitt and Dubner both made a very strong argument when they spoke
about the possible cause(s) of decline of criminal and abortion rates within Chapter 4. The reason that
Levitt and Dubner made such a strong argument within this chapter is due to the fact that they were
very informative with their examples and statistics, and even included a short backstory at the
beginning to make the readers aware of the situation at hand. At the beginning of the book, the
introduction also shortly speaks of the prediction of the rise in criminal rates and how they would
continue to rise over the next several years. What caught the criminologists and experts by surprise
was that instead of rising crime rates the crime began ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the main reasons behind the drop in crime rates was the legalization of birth control laws.
When children are born without a mother, a caring family, and a decent place to live in, their chances
of becoming a criminal increase due to the lack of love and care during their early childhood years.
Levitt and Dubner stated that Legalized abortion led to less unwantedness; unwantedness leads to high
crimes; legalized abortion, therefore, led to less crime (Levitt, 139). In order to test this theory to
prove whether or not legalizing abortion would decrease the crime rates, some states had to act as
early legalizing states that supported the legalization of abortion. Between 1988 and 1994, violent
crime in the early legalizing states fell 13 percent compared to the other states; between 1994 and
1997, their murder rates fell 23 percent more than those of other states (Levitt, 140). Once the few
early legalizing states took action and legalized abortion laws, the crime rates began to plummet. From
my perspective, because of Levitt and Dubner s extensive use of facts and statistics to support the
reasoning behind the disappearance of criminals, they were able to
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In my opinion, I believe that Levitt and Dubner both made a very strong argument when they spoke
about the possible cause(s) of decline of criminal and abortion rates within Chapter 4. The reason that
Levitt and Dubner made such a strong argument within this chapter is due to the fact that they were
very informative with their examples and statistics, and even included a short backstory at the
beginning to make the readers aware of the situation at hand. At the beginning of the book, the
introduction also shortly speaks of the prediction of the rise in criminal rates and how they would
continue to rise over the next several years. What caught the criminologists and experts by surprise
was that instead of rising crime rates the crime began ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of the main reasons behind the drop in crime rates was the legalization of birth control laws.
When children are born without a mother, a caring family, and a decent place to live in, their chances
of becoming a criminal increase due to the lack of love and care during their early childhood years.
Levitt and Dubner stated that Legalized abortion led to less unwantedness; unwantedness leads to high
crimes; legalized abortion, therefore, led to less crime (Levitt, 139). In order to test this theory to
prove whether or not legalizing abortion would decrease the crime rates, some states had to act as
early legalizing states that supported the legalization of abortion. Between 1988 and 1994, violent
crime in the early legalizing states fell 13 percent compared to the other states; between 1994 and
1997, their murder rates fell 23 percent more than those of other states (Levitt, 140). Once the few
early legalizing states took action and legalized abortion laws, the crime rates began to plummet. From
my perspective, because of Levitt and Dubner s extensive use of facts and statistics to support the
reasoning behind the disappearance of criminals, they were able to
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Rhetorical Analysis Of Blue Collar Brilliance
Rhetorical Analysis of Blue Collar Brilliance
Writer, Mike Rose, in his rhetorical essay, Blue Collar Brilliance, voices his familiarities with family
members that labored blue collar jobs as well as a few of his occurrences as a student. Persuading his
audience, Rose judges that blue collar jobs require intelligence and that intelligence should not be
dignified by the amount of schooling that one has received. Mike Rose not only analyzes his mother, a
waitress, but nonetheless of his uncle, who started a job working on the assembly line at General
Motors and accomplished enough to become a supervisor. Comparing the lives of his family and the
author s experience in receiving a higher education, Rose describes his experience in observing ...
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I have already observed one of the pieces of the triangle, the audience. It is believable that Rose
targeted his audience to be blue collar workers. Now the writer and the context, the other two pieces of
the triangle, can come into play as well. First, I will touch on the audience. When targeting an
audience, there are a few moral questions to ask oneself. Various questions include the intention of the
writer, what emotions they would crave to evoke from the audience, how the audience will practice or
perceive the information the writer provides, in addition to how the audience will benefit from the
writer s message. Rose has definitely engaged all of the questions into consideration. For example,
Rose s intention was to educate blue collar workers and let them comprehend that an academic
education isn t the end all be all. Furthermore, their education on the job is just as valuable. Another
example is that Rose put thought into how the targeted audience would benefit from the message he
was trying to convey. The audience can definitely gain from reading the article, Blue Collar Brilliance.
The following point to consider would be the writer. This is beyond concerning the purpose of why
the writer is trying to progress a message. One might consider if their purpose is to educate, entertain,
persuade the audience, or construct a call to action. A writer could have multiple reasons for
addressing an audience. Mike Rose s intention is to definitely educate and persuade his audience to
believe that blue collar jobs require intelligence and that not everybody has to achieve a higher
education to be successful. He also builds an effort to provide a little bit of background information as
writers must set up credibility for the audience to listen. This is extremely imperative for it ties into
the argument that Mike Rose raises in his persuasive article. The last piece of
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Rhetorical Analysis of Blue Collar Brilliance
Writer, Mike Rose, in his rhetorical essay, Blue Collar Brilliance, voices his familiarities with family
members that labored blue collar jobs as well as a few of his occurrences as a student. Persuading his
audience, Rose judges that blue collar jobs require intelligence and that intelligence should not be
dignified by the amount of schooling that one has received. Mike Rose not only analyzes his mother, a
waitress, but nonetheless of his uncle, who started a job working on the assembly line at General
Motors and accomplished enough to become a supervisor. Comparing the lives of his family and the
author s experience in receiving a higher education, Rose describes his experience in observing ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have already observed one of the pieces of the triangle, the audience. It is believable that Rose
targeted his audience to be blue collar workers. Now the writer and the context, the other two pieces of
the triangle, can come into play as well. First, I will touch on the audience. When targeting an
audience, there are a few moral questions to ask oneself. Various questions include the intention of the
writer, what emotions they would crave to evoke from the audience, how the audience will practice or
perceive the information the writer provides, in addition to how the audience will benefit from the
writer s message. Rose has definitely engaged all of the questions into consideration. For example,
Rose s intention was to educate blue collar workers and let them comprehend that an academic
education isn t the end all be all. Furthermore, their education on the job is just as valuable. Another
example is that Rose put thought into how the targeted audience would benefit from the message he
was trying to convey. The audience can definitely gain from reading the article, Blue Collar Brilliance.
The following point to consider would be the writer. This is beyond concerning the purpose of why
the writer is trying to progress a message. One might consider if their purpose is to educate, entertain,
persuade the audience, or construct a call to action. A writer could have multiple reasons for
addressing an audience. Mike Rose s intention is to definitely educate and persuade his audience to
believe that blue collar jobs require intelligence and that not everybody has to achieve a higher
education to be successful. He also builds an effort to provide a little bit of background information as
writers must set up credibility for the audience to listen. This is extremely imperative for it ties into
the argument that Mike Rose raises in his persuasive article. The last piece of
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Physical Environment In Africa
It is easy to forget about the trials and tribulations of the physical world because we are constantly
being distracted by the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. Between rising skyscrapers, expanding
cities, and growing populations many forget about the ground they walk on and how their actions
impact the long term use of the land we capitalize on every day. In Africa, the physical environment
has a huge impact on what plants and vegetation grow throughout the continent, affecting how its
inhabitants live their daily lives. It is through Africa s physical environment and climate variability
that determines the continent s diverse vegetation species and drives local economies.
Africa s Physical Environment
Africa s physical environment is a vast piece of land due to several factors. A large reason as to why
the continent is so large is because of the number of cratons that exist throughout the continent, which
contain areas that are composed of ancient crystalline basement rock (Child, Lesson 2.1, 2017). Due to
its long dated history, Africa has a very complex geological makeup. Another contributor to this vast
continent s physical environment is the impact of tectonic plates. Because the tectonic plate Africa sits
on is relatively stationary and there has been no collision of neighboring plates, mountain chains have
not formed. However, a geographical element that is well known due to the impact of continental
plates is the formation of the Great Rift Valley (McKenna).
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It is easy to forget about the trials and tribulations of the physical world because we are constantly
being distracted by the hustle and bustle of our daily lives. Between rising skyscrapers, expanding
cities, and growing populations many forget about the ground they walk on and how their actions
impact the long term use of the land we capitalize on every day. In Africa, the physical environment
has a huge impact on what plants and vegetation grow throughout the continent, affecting how its
inhabitants live their daily lives. It is through Africa s physical environment and climate variability
that determines the continent s diverse vegetation species and drives local economies.
Africa s Physical Environment
Africa s physical environment is a vast piece of land due to several factors. A large reason as to why
the continent is so large is because of the number of cratons that exist throughout the continent, which
contain areas that are composed of ancient crystalline basement rock (Child, Lesson 2.1, 2017). Due to
its long dated history, Africa has a very complex geological makeup. Another contributor to this vast
continent s physical environment is the impact of tectonic plates. Because the tectonic plate Africa sits
on is relatively stationary and there has been no collision of neighboring plates, mountain chains have
not formed. However, a geographical element that is well known due to the impact of continental
plates is the formation of the Great Rift Valley (McKenna).
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Courage Is A Common Trait Among Great Literary Protagonists
Courage is a common trait among great literary protagonists. From Hermione Granger in J.K Rowling
s Harry Potter series to the eponymous character in Charlotte Bronte s Jane Eyre, courage is a trait that
many authors use to incite the audience s support and encouragement of the courageous character.
However, courage is not always represented definitively in the same way; Hermione Granger and Jane
Eyre both display courage physically and morally, still, some would argue that one character is more
courageous than the other or that one type of courage is a better representation of the word. At its core,
the debate comes down to a matter of linguistics and the development of the English language, but
more interesting literature stems from the debate of the socially correct usage, Harper Lee s To Kill A
Mockingbird tackles the challenge of defining courage. Lee asserts that courage is the act of striving
to meet a difficult goal in order to increase one s positive contribution to a society. This definition of
courage is displayed through the actions, words, and beliefs of the characters; Arthur Boo Radley,
Mrs. Dubose, and Atticus Finch. Arthur Boo Radley is a reclusive character who falls victim to
Maycomb s small town ideology of hiding rather than solving its problems, as well as its close knit
community of gossip and rumours. Boo Radley makes an ongoing effort to defy these rumours and
break free of his hiding despite being hindered by nearly every citizen of Maycomb.
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Courage is a common trait among great literary protagonists. From Hermione Granger in J.K Rowling
s Harry Potter series to the eponymous character in Charlotte Bronte s Jane Eyre, courage is a trait that
many authors use to incite the audience s support and encouragement of the courageous character.
However, courage is not always represented definitively in the same way; Hermione Granger and Jane
Eyre both display courage physically and morally, still, some would argue that one character is more
courageous than the other or that one type of courage is a better representation of the word. At its core,
the debate comes down to a matter of linguistics and the development of the English language, but
more interesting literature stems from the debate of the socially correct usage, Harper Lee s To Kill A
Mockingbird tackles the challenge of defining courage. Lee asserts that courage is the act of striving
to meet a difficult goal in order to increase one s positive contribution to a society. This definition of
courage is displayed through the actions, words, and beliefs of the characters; Arthur Boo Radley,
Mrs. Dubose, and Atticus Finch. Arthur Boo Radley is a reclusive character who falls victim to
Maycomb s small town ideology of hiding rather than solving its problems, as well as its close knit
community of gossip and rumours. Boo Radley makes an ongoing effort to defy these rumours and
break free of his hiding despite being hindered by nearly every citizen of Maycomb.
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Sustainble Development
CONTENT Unit 6: Education for Environmental Sustainability a) Meaning of sustainable
development Concept of environmental sustainability Sustainable development from ecological
perspective biogeophysical perspective Situation analysis: forest cover and conservation, bio diversity,
natural parts wild life sanctuaries, availability of potable water, toilet sanitary facilities Unplanned
urbanization Progress in goal 7 of the UN Millennium Development Goals Role of education in
ensuring environmental ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These definitions have the appeal of appearing to reconcile the concerns of diverse constituencies
above all the development and environmental communities (Lele 1991) but they raise at least as many
questions as they answer. Is it possible to meet the needs of the present without compromising the
capacity of future generations to meet their needs? How does one define needs anyway? What
determines carrying capacity, and how does it vary from place to place and over time? What is the
relation between economic growth and development? What constitutes fairness? Let us sketch out
tentative answers to some of these broad questions since those answers will partly shape our
understanding of the environmental issues we want to address shortly in more detail starting with the
meaning of development. We think development ought to be understood to mean progress toward
alleviating the main ills that undermine human well being. These ills are outlined in table 1 1 in terms
of perverse conditions, driving forces, and underlying human frailties. (The problems at each of these
levels are themselves diversely and often tightly interconnected.) The development process is then
seen to entail improving the perverse circumstances by altering the driving forces, which in turn
requires overcoming, to some extent, the underlying frailties. Sustainable development then
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CONTENT Unit 6: Education for Environmental Sustainability a) Meaning of sustainable
development Concept of environmental sustainability Sustainable development from ecological
perspective biogeophysical perspective Situation analysis: forest cover and conservation, bio diversity,
natural parts wild life sanctuaries, availability of potable water, toilet sanitary facilities Unplanned
urbanization Progress in goal 7 of the UN Millennium Development Goals Role of education in
ensuring environmental ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These definitions have the appeal of appearing to reconcile the concerns of diverse constituencies
above all the development and environmental communities (Lele 1991) but they raise at least as many
questions as they answer. Is it possible to meet the needs of the present without compromising the
capacity of future generations to meet their needs? How does one define needs anyway? What
determines carrying capacity, and how does it vary from place to place and over time? What is the
relation between economic growth and development? What constitutes fairness? Let us sketch out
tentative answers to some of these broad questions since those answers will partly shape our
understanding of the environmental issues we want to address shortly in more detail starting with the
meaning of development. We think development ought to be understood to mean progress toward
alleviating the main ills that undermine human well being. These ills are outlined in table 1 1 in terms
of perverse conditions, driving forces, and underlying human frailties. (The problems at each of these
levels are themselves diversely and often tightly interconnected.) The development process is then
seen to entail improving the perverse circumstances by altering the driving forces, which in turn
requires overcoming, to some extent, the underlying frailties. Sustainable development then
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The Nature Of The Prince In Machiavelli s The Prince
A Lion is a King and a Fox is the Thief
Since, then, a prince must know how to use well the nature of the beast, he should choose from among
the beasts the fox and the lion; for the lion cannot defend itself from traps, while the fox cannot
protect itself from the wolves. It is therefore necessary to be a fox, in order to recognize the traps, and
a lion, in order to frighten the wolves (Machiavelli 60). When must the Prince be the lion and when
must he be the fox? In The Prince written by Machiavelli, Machiavelli writes to the Prince to tell him
the best way to rule over a principality, and the consequences of the decisions he makes in his ruling.
Machiavelli applies figurative language, such as metaphors to explain the way a situation will often
play out. He represents different roles of leadership as animals. The different animals, lion, wolf, fox,
have varying characteristics. Machiavelli uses the metaphors of a lion and a fox in order to illustrate
the need for a prince to be both strong and brave and sly and cunning. The effect of these metaphors is
to demonstrate that a prince must demonstrate more than just one characteristic in order to lead with
power and authority.
The Prince needs to know how to use well the nature of the beast (60). He must think like an animal in
matters that concern his ruling. If the Prince thinks as an animal his priorities would then be to ensure
the security of the kingdom and his throne. His military strength will prevent
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A Lion is a King and a Fox is the Thief
Since, then, a prince must know how to use well the nature of the beast, he should choose from among
the beasts the fox and the lion; for the lion cannot defend itself from traps, while the fox cannot
protect itself from the wolves. It is therefore necessary to be a fox, in order to recognize the traps, and
a lion, in order to frighten the wolves (Machiavelli 60). When must the Prince be the lion and when
must he be the fox? In The Prince written by Machiavelli, Machiavelli writes to the Prince to tell him
the best way to rule over a principality, and the consequences of the decisions he makes in his ruling.
Machiavelli applies figurative language, such as metaphors to explain the way a situation will often
play out. He represents different roles of leadership as animals. The different animals, lion, wolf, fox,
have varying characteristics. Machiavelli uses the metaphors of a lion and a fox in order to illustrate
the need for a prince to be both strong and brave and sly and cunning. The effect of these metaphors is
to demonstrate that a prince must demonstrate more than just one characteristic in order to lead with
power and authority.
The Prince needs to know how to use well the nature of the beast (60). He must think like an animal in
matters that concern his ruling. If the Prince thinks as an animal his priorities would then be to ensure
the security of the kingdom and his throne. His military strength will prevent
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The Importance Of A Network And Its Purpose
1 Describe the concept of a network and its purpose. In your own words, explain why networks are
important and what the potential utilization in healthcare is or might be. A network is a group of
computers that are linked together to improve communication and data transfer (Cowley, 2012). Each
computer in the network can still function independently. These networks communicate over wires,
cables, radio waves, or satellites (Wager, Lee, Glaser, 2013). The purpose of a network is to connect
computers to facilitate a common purpose, for example, communication within a hospital or nursing
home for patient care. In my role as an MDS Coordinator, my computer is connected to our company s
network; however, my access to the network is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Currently, there are some states, like Delaware, who have a functional Statewide Health Information
Network; but more work needs to be done in this area to make a Nationwide Health Information
Network a reality. A major hurdle that needs to be overcome is interoperability, just because multiple
networks can be interconnected, does not automatically mean that computers on various networks can
communicate with each other. The HITECH Act set forth the vision for an interconnected healthcare
system in the United States. Providers have no choice but to work to comply with the vision. 2
Describe and compare three major types of networks. Come up with healthcare utilization examples
for each of the network types you described. Three major network types are local area networks
(LAN), wide area networks (WAN), and virtual private networks (VPNs). The LAN covers a smaller
geographic area than the WAN. The trade off is the LAN transfers data at higher rates than does the
WAN. Control of the network varies between LANs and WANs. LANs are usually controlled by the
organization, along with the hardware and software running on the LAN; whereas, WANs are usually
controlled by a third party (Cowley, 2012; Wager, 2013). A VPN allows remote access to an
organization s LAN, this type of network is helpful when employee s need to access data remotely,
like in the case of a
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1 Describe the concept of a network and its purpose. In your own words, explain why networks are
important and what the potential utilization in healthcare is or might be. A network is a group of
computers that are linked together to improve communication and data transfer (Cowley, 2012). Each
computer in the network can still function independently. These networks communicate over wires,
cables, radio waves, or satellites (Wager, Lee, Glaser, 2013). The purpose of a network is to connect
computers to facilitate a common purpose, for example, communication within a hospital or nursing
home for patient care. In my role as an MDS Coordinator, my computer is connected to our company s
network; however, my access to the network is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Currently, there are some states, like Delaware, who have a functional Statewide Health Information
Network; but more work needs to be done in this area to make a Nationwide Health Information
Network a reality. A major hurdle that needs to be overcome is interoperability, just because multiple
networks can be interconnected, does not automatically mean that computers on various networks can
communicate with each other. The HITECH Act set forth the vision for an interconnected healthcare
system in the United States. Providers have no choice but to work to comply with the vision. 2
Describe and compare three major types of networks. Come up with healthcare utilization examples
for each of the network types you described. Three major network types are local area networks
(LAN), wide area networks (WAN), and virtual private networks (VPNs). The LAN covers a smaller
geographic area than the WAN. The trade off is the LAN transfers data at higher rates than does the
WAN. Control of the network varies between LANs and WANs. LANs are usually controlled by the
organization, along with the hardware and software running on the LAN; whereas, WANs are usually
controlled by a third party (Cowley, 2012; Wager, 2013). A VPN allows remote access to an
organization s LAN, this type of network is helpful when employee s need to access data remotely,
like in the case of a
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The Cause Of The Kerner Commission Riots
It should be known, beforehand, that the Kerner Commission s Report doesn t direct the blame
towards white people specifically; instead, the riots were usually caused by symbols that represent
white people, including media portrayal on its content and the police. According to that report, it says,
to some Negroes, the police have come to symbolize white power, white racism and white repression
(Kerner). Ironic as it seems, even law enforcement was identified as racially intimidating figures
themselves. If there was clear, concrete evidence on why the riots happened, then it should be a simple
problem to solve, and the issue shouldn t linger for the future. Unfortunately, this wasn t the case;
according to the report, they claimed that [the
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It should be known, beforehand, that the Kerner Commission s Report doesn t direct the blame
towards white people specifically; instead, the riots were usually caused by symbols that represent
white people, including media portrayal on its content and the police. According to that report, it says,
to some Negroes, the police have come to symbolize white power, white racism and white repression
(Kerner). Ironic as it seems, even law enforcement was identified as racially intimidating figures
themselves. If there was clear, concrete evidence on why the riots happened, then it should be a simple
problem to solve, and the issue shouldn t linger for the future. Unfortunately, this wasn t the case;
according to the report, they claimed that [the
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How are characters presented as disturbed in Macbeth,...
It is important to be able to define what disturbed actually means in order to answer this question to a
high standard of explanation. Disturbed is an adjective and it is the showing of symptoms of mental
illness, severe psychosis and neurosis. It is also useful to consider the audiences of each poem or play
to elaborate on explanations. Macbeth, written by William Shakespeare, is set during the eleventh
century is about the emotional manipulation of individuals and the lust for power and the upmost
authority over a victorious Scotland featuring an Elizabethan audience whereas Robert Browning s
poems, Laboratory and My Last Duchess, is about the overcoming of jealously and betrayal set during
the Victorian era with a Victorian audience. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The fact that Lady Macbeth urges Macbeth to commit sacrilege is, without saying, disturbing because
the King (especially at that time) is Gods representative and killing God just to achieve power is so
insane that you could argue that she is demon possessed . Macbeth and the poem Laboratory are both
similar in terms of the unusual language used, Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow , a quote by
Macbeth in his final soliloquy, in act five, scene five, before to his soliloquy Lady Macbeth had
committed suicide which was inevitably an act of sin and therefore the afterlife would be spend in hell
for eternity We ld jump the life to come. But in these cases We still have judgment here , which meant
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth (at least Macbeth) were both aware that they had committed felonies
during their current life including sacrilege giving the idea that Macbeth was aware of his
wrongdoings telling us that Macbeth was not psychotically weak but instead attempted to improvise
the situation so at least he had something to live for. This also gives the audience sympathy for
Macbeth because he is able to rationalize his opinions and justifications. The persona uses similar
unusual language to Macbeth And her breasts and her arms should drop dead! Stanza six, the
repetition of the connective and in the Macbeth and the Laboratory poem is used to emphasis their
feelings and emotions. In addition to this the
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It is important to be able to define what disturbed actually means in order to answer this question to a
high standard of explanation. Disturbed is an adjective and it is the showing of symptoms of mental
illness, severe psychosis and neurosis. It is also useful to consider the audiences of each poem or play
to elaborate on explanations. Macbeth, written by William Shakespeare, is set during the eleventh
century is about the emotional manipulation of individuals and the lust for power and the upmost
authority over a victorious Scotland featuring an Elizabethan audience whereas Robert Browning s
poems, Laboratory and My Last Duchess, is about the overcoming of jealously and betrayal set during
the Victorian era with a Victorian audience. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The fact that Lady Macbeth urges Macbeth to commit sacrilege is, without saying, disturbing because
the King (especially at that time) is Gods representative and killing God just to achieve power is so
insane that you could argue that she is demon possessed . Macbeth and the poem Laboratory are both
similar in terms of the unusual language used, Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow , a quote by
Macbeth in his final soliloquy, in act five, scene five, before to his soliloquy Lady Macbeth had
committed suicide which was inevitably an act of sin and therefore the afterlife would be spend in hell
for eternity We ld jump the life to come. But in these cases We still have judgment here , which meant
Macbeth and Lady Macbeth (at least Macbeth) were both aware that they had committed felonies
during their current life including sacrilege giving the idea that Macbeth was aware of his
wrongdoings telling us that Macbeth was not psychotically weak but instead attempted to improvise
the situation so at least he had something to live for. This also gives the audience sympathy for
Macbeth because he is able to rationalize his opinions and justifications. The persona uses similar
unusual language to Macbeth And her breasts and her arms should drop dead! Stanza six, the
repetition of the connective and in the Macbeth and the Laboratory poem is used to emphasis their
feelings and emotions. In addition to this the
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Chapter 17 Summary Of Injustice In Ancient Egypt
Chapter 17: Any of the Israelites who slaughters an ox or a sheep or a goat for any means must first
bring it to the entrance of the tent of meeting to present it as an offering to the Lord. If they fail to do
so that individual will be cut off from the people. In addition, anyone hunting regardless if they are an
Israelite or an alien residing among them will be cut off since the life of all flesh is its blood. If one
does not wash his garments and bathe once consuming an animal that died of itself or was killed by a
wild beast then they shall bear the penalty. Chapter 18: None of the people of the Israelites shall
approach a close relative to have sexual intercourse. They will not conform to their customs in the
land of Egypt where they once lived. The Lord commanded them to not do is in order to not defile
themselves and as a result the land will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But if such a house in a walled town has not been redeemed at the end of a full year it shall belong
irrevocably to the purchaser throughout the generations; it shall not be released in the jubilee. The
male and female slaves that an individual possesses may be acquired from the nations around them
and from among the resident aliens who reside with them, along with their families and those that are
bore in their land. Chapter 26: Those in live in accordance with the Lord s statutes and are careful to
observe his commandments will be given a reward, such as rain in due season so that the land will
yield its crops and the trees their fruits. But if an individual does not heed the Lord and does not keep
his commandments then he will bring terror upon the individual. The sky above them will be hard as
iron and the soil as hard as bronze so that their strength will be spent In vain. These are the statutes,
decrees and laws that the Lord established between himself and the Israelites through Moses on Mount
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Chapter 17: Any of the Israelites who slaughters an ox or a sheep or a goat for any means must first
bring it to the entrance of the tent of meeting to present it as an offering to the Lord. If they fail to do
so that individual will be cut off from the people. In addition, anyone hunting regardless if they are an
Israelite or an alien residing among them will be cut off since the life of all flesh is its blood. If one
does not wash his garments and bathe once consuming an animal that died of itself or was killed by a
wild beast then they shall bear the penalty. Chapter 18: None of the people of the Israelites shall
approach a close relative to have sexual intercourse. They will not conform to their customs in the
land of Egypt where they once lived. The Lord commanded them to not do is in order to not defile
themselves and as a result the land will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
But if such a house in a walled town has not been redeemed at the end of a full year it shall belong
irrevocably to the purchaser throughout the generations; it shall not be released in the jubilee. The
male and female slaves that an individual possesses may be acquired from the nations around them
and from among the resident aliens who reside with them, along with their families and those that are
bore in their land. Chapter 26: Those in live in accordance with the Lord s statutes and are careful to
observe his commandments will be given a reward, such as rain in due season so that the land will
yield its crops and the trees their fruits. But if an individual does not heed the Lord and does not keep
his commandments then he will bring terror upon the individual. The sky above them will be hard as
iron and the soil as hard as bronze so that their strength will be spent In vain. These are the statutes,
decrees and laws that the Lord established between himself and the Israelites through Moses on Mount
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Theme Of Something Rich And Strange
Everyone is destined for death from the second he or she is born. It seems dark, but living people are
so busy prospering in their life, they cannot completely comprehend the idea of their own passing.
With death comes the mysterious transition from life to death, which though is fated is
incomprehensible. In Something Rich and Strange by Ron Rash, the story focuses on this mystery and
how different people go about comprehending it. The literary elements are used to support and clarify
the central idea of the complicated and intricate story. Story elements of symbolism and point of view
in Something Rich and Strange further enhance and point to the theme. The central theme of this story
is that the stage between life and death is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The river represents the period between life and death. Another part of this symbol is the air
representing life and under the rocks and waterfall representing death. Just as the transition from life
to death is in motion, so is the rushing of the water. Both have a beginning and an ending point, but
the part in the middle is constantly moving, swirling and churning. As the girl loses hope for survival
and the waterfall is approaching, the narrator states, [S]he becomes part of the river (45). The girl now
crosses over the borderline of life and death, and she is about to be swallowed up by the falls of death
and can never return to life. However, when the diver goes into the river to save her, he comes out
saying that he d never enter that river again (47). He encounters the spiritual eccentricity of the edge
of death when he looks into lifeless girl s animated eyes, and he can not fathom that experience.
Another symbol that is introduced twice is the gurgle of the aquarium, which symbolizes the attempt
to understand nature s cycle of life. As she floats downstream, the girl remembers her sixth grade
science class, the gurgle of the aquarium at the back of the room (45). During this moment, all of her
thoughts are puzzled, and she cannot understand the death awaiting her. Later on, after sleepless
nights, the diver is in the empty school where the only sound the gurgle of the aquarium (48). This
moment is the point at which he decides
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Everyone is destined for death from the second he or she is born. It seems dark, but living people are
so busy prospering in their life, they cannot completely comprehend the idea of their own passing.
With death comes the mysterious transition from life to death, which though is fated is
incomprehensible. In Something Rich and Strange by Ron Rash, the story focuses on this mystery and
how different people go about comprehending it. The literary elements are used to support and clarify
the central idea of the complicated and intricate story. Story elements of symbolism and point of view
in Something Rich and Strange further enhance and point to the theme. The central theme of this story
is that the stage between life and death is ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The river represents the period between life and death. Another part of this symbol is the air
representing life and under the rocks and waterfall representing death. Just as the transition from life
to death is in motion, so is the rushing of the water. Both have a beginning and an ending point, but
the part in the middle is constantly moving, swirling and churning. As the girl loses hope for survival
and the waterfall is approaching, the narrator states, [S]he becomes part of the river (45). The girl now
crosses over the borderline of life and death, and she is about to be swallowed up by the falls of death
and can never return to life. However, when the diver goes into the river to save her, he comes out
saying that he d never enter that river again (47). He encounters the spiritual eccentricity of the edge
of death when he looks into lifeless girl s animated eyes, and he can not fathom that experience.
Another symbol that is introduced twice is the gurgle of the aquarium, which symbolizes the attempt
to understand nature s cycle of life. As she floats downstream, the girl remembers her sixth grade
science class, the gurgle of the aquarium at the back of the room (45). During this moment, all of her
thoughts are puzzled, and she cannot understand the death awaiting her. Later on, after sleepless
nights, the diver is in the empty school where the only sound the gurgle of the aquarium (48). This
moment is the point at which he decides
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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