Examples Of Great Personal Essays For College
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Why Is David Important In The Renaissance
In the renaissance there were many famous artists and masterpieces. One of the most famous
works of art is known as the statue of David, sculpted by Michelangelo. The statue of David is one
of the greatest works of art from the high renaissance for so many reasons, including the fact that it
is one of Michelangelos most well known works of art. Michelangelo was one of the greatest artists
from the high renaissance, along with many others. He created many masterpieces in his time and
the statue of David may only be one of them but it is considerably the best.
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buanarroti Simoni was an Italian born sculptor, painter, architect, poet
and engineer. He was born on March 6 1475 in Caprese, Italy and died February 18 1564 in Rome,
Italy. His most famous works of art ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is a 17 ft marble statue representing the Biblical hero David. The statue was publicly unveiled
on September 8 1504, it was originally meant to be placed on the roof of Florence s Cathedral
Duomo but that became something they weren t able to do because of its size and mass. The
original location the statue was placed was in the public square outside the Palazzo della
Signoria. However, in 1873 it was moved to the Galleria dell Academia and in 1910 it was
replaced by a replica in the public square. Once the statue was unveiled it quickly became a
symbol of defense of civil liberties embodied in the Republic of Florence. In 1499 Michelangelo
was asked by the consuls of the Guild of Wool to complete an unfinished project started 40 years
earlier. The project was started by Agostino di Duccio to create a colossal statue of David as a
symbol of Florentine freedom, and the project was eventually given to Michelangelo to complete.
Luckily Michelangelo was the one chosen to complete the project or the amazing statue that we all
know and love toady wouldn t be the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In the renaissance there were many famous artists and masterpieces. One of the most famous
works of art is known as the statue of David, sculpted by Michelangelo. The statue of David is one
of the greatest works of art from the high renaissance for so many reasons, including the fact that it
is one of Michelangelos most well known works of art. Michelangelo was one of the greatest artists
from the high renaissance, along with many others. He created many masterpieces in his time and
the statue of David may only be one of them but it is considerably the best.
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buanarroti Simoni was an Italian born sculptor, painter, architect, poet
and engineer. He was born on March 6 1475 in Caprese, Italy and died February 18 1564 in Rome,
Italy. His most famous works of art ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is a 17 ft marble statue representing the Biblical hero David. The statue was publicly unveiled
on September 8 1504, it was originally meant to be placed on the roof of Florence s Cathedral
Duomo but that became something they weren t able to do because of its size and mass. The
original location the statue was placed was in the public square outside the Palazzo della
Signoria. However, in 1873 it was moved to the Galleria dell Academia and in 1910 it was
replaced by a replica in the public square. Once the statue was unveiled it quickly became a
symbol of defense of civil liberties embodied in the Republic of Florence. In 1499 Michelangelo
was asked by the consuls of the Guild of Wool to complete an unfinished project started 40 years
earlier. The project was started by Agostino di Duccio to create a colossal statue of David as a
symbol of Florentine freedom, and the project was eventually given to Michelangelo to complete.
Luckily Michelangelo was the one chosen to complete the project or the amazing statue that we all
know and love toady wouldn t be the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Early Church Writings
I found the early Church writings interesting, because it gave me a clearer understanding of the
lattice weaving between the scriptures, catechetical manuals, witness statements, and liturgical
guides working together supporting each other within the Catholic Church. After the fall of
Jerusalem 70AD, the Holy Spiritwas obviously present for the Jewish rabbis to meet and agree on
what Old Testament books would be considered Sacred Scripture: The Law, or Torah is the first
five books of the Bible, the historical books, the Prophets, and the Writings. Because by the second
century the Church found itself being challenged by Marcion own interpretation of Godgoes against
the dogma of the Church therefore, twenty seven New Testament biblical books... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Origen also taught three ways of interpreting Scripture; the literal (referring to the intention of the
author), the moral (our bodies are temples for the Holy Spirit, we should not desecrate our temple
with bad habits) and the allegorical, (eternal significance, the Church is leading us to Heaven).
1777 years later the Vatican II gave three very similar guidelines for interpreting the Bible: 1.
attention to the content and unity of the whole Scripture 2. adherence to the Church s Tradition 3.
mindfulness of the analogy of Faith. The analogy of Faith means the harmony or coherence of the
truths of Faith relative to one another and within the whole plan of Revelation. (CCC 112 114)
Presently the modern Church does offer a bible that has good footnotes, pictures, maps, and clear
explanation of scripture, more importantly to combat heresy; we must read the bible with a sense of
Tradition, from what the original author means to say, not what I think the reading means. Sadly,
our Protestant siblings have turned away from these sacred
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I found the early Church writings interesting, because it gave me a clearer understanding of the
lattice weaving between the scriptures, catechetical manuals, witness statements, and liturgical
guides working together supporting each other within the Catholic Church. After the fall of
Jerusalem 70AD, the Holy Spiritwas obviously present for the Jewish rabbis to meet and agree on
what Old Testament books would be considered Sacred Scripture: The Law, or Torah is the first
five books of the Bible, the historical books, the Prophets, and the Writings. Because by the second
century the Church found itself being challenged by Marcion own interpretation of Godgoes against
the dogma of the Church therefore, twenty seven New Testament biblical books... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Origen also taught three ways of interpreting Scripture; the literal (referring to the intention of the
author), the moral (our bodies are temples for the Holy Spirit, we should not desecrate our temple
with bad habits) and the allegorical, (eternal significance, the Church is leading us to Heaven).
1777 years later the Vatican II gave three very similar guidelines for interpreting the Bible: 1.
attention to the content and unity of the whole Scripture 2. adherence to the Church s Tradition 3.
mindfulness of the analogy of Faith. The analogy of Faith means the harmony or coherence of the
truths of Faith relative to one another and within the whole plan of Revelation. (CCC 112 114)
Presently the modern Church does offer a bible that has good footnotes, pictures, maps, and clear
explanation of scripture, more importantly to combat heresy; we must read the bible with a sense of
Tradition, from what the original author means to say, not what I think the reading means. Sadly,
our Protestant siblings have turned away from these sacred
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Use Of Irony In Lamb To The Slaughter
Q.1 The meaning of irony is the expression by using language that usually means the opposite of
the meaning or what is being said which is said to be dark humour. Lamb to the Slaughter by
Roald Dahl uses irony when Patrick is hit on the back of the head by a frozen leg of lamb. It is
also ironic when the detectives were talking about how finding the weapon would help find the
suspect when they were actually eating the weapon. This technique is used by the author in order
to add more detail in the story and make it sound more ironic and interesting. This technique makes
the story more interesting and mocking so that the reader is more engaged? Q.2 A Daughter s
story written by Fatima Moradi is an engaging story because the story includes emotive language
that showed how Fatima felt, what her life was like and how unsafe it was in her home when she
was in Afghanistan. Fatima and her family lived in Afghanistan... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As an example A Daughters story uses emotive language when it states I will remember that
sentence till I die . This device is when her dad says that he wouldn t replace her for 10 boys so
she said that she will remember it forever. By using emotive language, it is to make the reader
feel what the girl felt and how hard it was for her and her family to live in such harsh
environments for her childhood, it is also to make the reader feel grateful and feel as though
they need to help the other families that have to go through these things. The story titled
Jewelled Mirror descriptive language. This device is used when the writer describes what it looked
like so it creates a picture in the readers mind of what it actually looked like. In Jewelled Mirror
descriptive language is used when she is describing what it looked like and felt like and looked like
from her point of view so it creates a picture in our minds so we know what she felt and how hard it
was for her and her
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Q.1 The meaning of irony is the expression by using language that usually means the opposite of
the meaning or what is being said which is said to be dark humour. Lamb to the Slaughter by
Roald Dahl uses irony when Patrick is hit on the back of the head by a frozen leg of lamb. It is
also ironic when the detectives were talking about how finding the weapon would help find the
suspect when they were actually eating the weapon. This technique is used by the author in order
to add more detail in the story and make it sound more ironic and interesting. This technique makes
the story more interesting and mocking so that the reader is more engaged? Q.2 A Daughter s
story written by Fatima Moradi is an engaging story because the story includes emotive language
that showed how Fatima felt, what her life was like and how unsafe it was in her home when she
was in Afghanistan. Fatima and her family lived in Afghanistan... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
As an example A Daughters story uses emotive language when it states I will remember that
sentence till I die . This device is when her dad says that he wouldn t replace her for 10 boys so
she said that she will remember it forever. By using emotive language, it is to make the reader
feel what the girl felt and how hard it was for her and her family to live in such harsh
environments for her childhood, it is also to make the reader feel grateful and feel as though
they need to help the other families that have to go through these things. The story titled
Jewelled Mirror descriptive language. This device is used when the writer describes what it looked
like so it creates a picture in the readers mind of what it actually looked like. In Jewelled Mirror
descriptive language is used when she is describing what it looked like and felt like and looked like
from her point of view so it creates a picture in our minds so we know what she felt and how hard it
was for her and her
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Normalization Is A Process Of A Composite Primary Key For...
Normalization is a process in the database design process which is done to ensure that the right
data is in the right table. It helps to overcome the update problems. There are various forms of
normalization namely 1NF, 2NF, 3NF, 4NF and 5NF. Another type of normalization is BCNF.
1NF ensures that there are no multi valued attributes in any table. 2NF is used to eliminate any
partial dependencies and ensure that all non key columns depend on the entire primary key. I
have used an auto incremental system assigned key to serve as a primary key for all the tables.
Hence the primary key can be modified if it is entered incorrectly or needs to be changed. This also
helps to uniquely identify each row in all the tables and avoids the use of a... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In the department table, department id being the primary key needs to be unique, but a
department could have more than one product. Hence I gave a system assigned primary key to
the department table. Now, it leads to transitive dependencies as department name was
determined by department id and did not depend on the primary key. Hence to bring the table to
3NF I made a separate department table and added a junction table to link product and
department. (3) The employee table had a start and end date. This did not cater to the face that
multiple employs could have the same start and end date and also an employee could resign and
join again. Also, the salary could change depending on his tenure. To address this and get the
table to 1NF, I made a separate entity for employee tenure making employee id as the foreign
key linking the employee table. (4) The order table had a primary key order id and columns for
state and tax. The tax was dependent on non key column state and hence the table violated 3NF.
Hence I separated the state and tax columns in a separate column and linked it to the orders table.
(5) The order table initially was designed to include billing. With the provision of a bill to be
cleared in multiple transactions the billing could have multiple values and hence was made a
separate entity to bring it to 1NF. The new billing table also has various columns for billing date,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Normalization is a process in the database design process which is done to ensure that the right
data is in the right table. It helps to overcome the update problems. There are various forms of
normalization namely 1NF, 2NF, 3NF, 4NF and 5NF. Another type of normalization is BCNF.
1NF ensures that there are no multi valued attributes in any table. 2NF is used to eliminate any
partial dependencies and ensure that all non key columns depend on the entire primary key. I
have used an auto incremental system assigned key to serve as a primary key for all the tables.
Hence the primary key can be modified if it is entered incorrectly or needs to be changed. This also
helps to uniquely identify each row in all the tables and avoids the use of a... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In the department table, department id being the primary key needs to be unique, but a
department could have more than one product. Hence I gave a system assigned primary key to
the department table. Now, it leads to transitive dependencies as department name was
determined by department id and did not depend on the primary key. Hence to bring the table to
3NF I made a separate department table and added a junction table to link product and
department. (3) The employee table had a start and end date. This did not cater to the face that
multiple employs could have the same start and end date and also an employee could resign and
join again. Also, the salary could change depending on his tenure. To address this and get the
table to 1NF, I made a separate entity for employee tenure making employee id as the foreign
key linking the employee table. (4) The order table had a primary key order id and columns for
state and tax. The tax was dependent on non key column state and hence the table violated 3NF.
Hence I separated the state and tax columns in a separate column and linked it to the orders table.
(5) The order table initially was designed to include billing. With the provision of a bill to be
cleared in multiple transactions the billing could have multiple values and hence was made a
separate entity to bring it to 1NF. The new billing table also has various columns for billing date,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Anterograde Amnesia Case Study
Amnesia is common recognized psychological problem in daily life and according to Talmi,
Caplan, Richards, and Moscovitch (2015), amnesia is usually thought as abilities loss in long term
memory regardless of intact of short term memory. In other words, some people suffer from the
amnesia related with the impairment of short term memoryand the others suffer from the amnesia
related with the impairment of long term memory. Those amnesias can happen not only by
physical wound, but also psychological trauma. For example, A 34 year old man without past
history of any psychiatric or neurological disorder developed severe anterograde amnesia
following a psychological trauma (KUMAR, RAO, SUNNY, GANGADHAR, 2007). When it
comes to sorts of amnesias,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This mental illness has a distinct point. The distinct point of anterograde amnesia is that it is
possible to list memories that the patients can remember based on a specific point in time. In other
words, only memory that had been acquired before hippocampus was damaged is remained.
Leonarde cannot remember the memory formed after his head is hit by robber. Every acquirable
memory in everyday life is not applicable to him. He cannot remember all about incidents
because memories formed just a few minutes before is cut off and get out of from his brain.
Therefore, he doesn t have any cause and effect thought process in recent incident and has absent
recognition of time and space. This is because his head is no longer working for memories
preservation. In regard to cause of anterograde amnesia, the reason of anterograde amnesia is due
to problem in hippocampal system and that evidence can be found in many psychological journals.
Saunder (1997) maintained that most of reasons in anterograde amnesia are due to damaged
hippocampus system and damage in hippocampal system can cause loses of episodic information.
AKYILDIZ et al. (2015) also mentioned that there is intensity variation in hippocampus, when
patient cannot accumulate new, recent memory. That is, the cause of anterograde amnesia
correlate with the impairment of hippocampal system. Those impairments can occur in various
reason: physical impact, psychological shock, overdose of drug, and so on. Anterograde amnesia
influences gives fatal influence in patient s lifestyle for lifelong. However, Duff et al. (2008)
provided one case of one woman named Angie, and she showed improvement of mental process
and perception ability. Her special case is give possibility to the patients of anterograde amnesia:
patient can improve
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Amnesia is common recognized psychological problem in daily life and according to Talmi,
Caplan, Richards, and Moscovitch (2015), amnesia is usually thought as abilities loss in long term
memory regardless of intact of short term memory. In other words, some people suffer from the
amnesia related with the impairment of short term memoryand the others suffer from the amnesia
related with the impairment of long term memory. Those amnesias can happen not only by
physical wound, but also psychological trauma. For example, A 34 year old man without past
history of any psychiatric or neurological disorder developed severe anterograde amnesia
following a psychological trauma (KUMAR, RAO, SUNNY, GANGADHAR, 2007). When it
comes to sorts of amnesias,... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This mental illness has a distinct point. The distinct point of anterograde amnesia is that it is
possible to list memories that the patients can remember based on a specific point in time. In other
words, only memory that had been acquired before hippocampus was damaged is remained.
Leonarde cannot remember the memory formed after his head is hit by robber. Every acquirable
memory in everyday life is not applicable to him. He cannot remember all about incidents
because memories formed just a few minutes before is cut off and get out of from his brain.
Therefore, he doesn t have any cause and effect thought process in recent incident and has absent
recognition of time and space. This is because his head is no longer working for memories
preservation. In regard to cause of anterograde amnesia, the reason of anterograde amnesia is due
to problem in hippocampal system and that evidence can be found in many psychological journals.
Saunder (1997) maintained that most of reasons in anterograde amnesia are due to damaged
hippocampus system and damage in hippocampal system can cause loses of episodic information.
AKYILDIZ et al. (2015) also mentioned that there is intensity variation in hippocampus, when
patient cannot accumulate new, recent memory. That is, the cause of anterograde amnesia
correlate with the impairment of hippocampal system. Those impairments can occur in various
reason: physical impact, psychological shock, overdose of drug, and so on. Anterograde amnesia
influences gives fatal influence in patient s lifestyle for lifelong. However, Duff et al. (2008)
provided one case of one woman named Angie, and she showed improvement of mental process
and perception ability. Her special case is give possibility to the patients of anterograde amnesia:
patient can improve
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Frankenstein Quotes Analysis
Granofsky, 1
Justin Granofsky
Frankenstein Essay
Mr. Pomakov
ENG 2D1 03
October 26th, 2015 In the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelly, we discover that the search for now
knowledge has a good and a bad side. Suffering is something we all go through at some point. We
try to avoid it but our search for knowledge will always lead to suffering. In Frankenstein Victor had
set out on a search for knowledge, he was relentless. His search consumed all his time, destroyed
relationships, and lead to the death of not only himself but his friends and family. All of those
negative effects originated from the monster Victor had created on his search for knowledge.
Although Victor may have achieved his end goal, at what cost did this come to? Victor s search ...
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The monster is the product of Victor s search for knowledge, and the same thing that cause all the
havoc in the story. One of the largest examples of Victor s suffering was how fear and anger had
consumed him. All the monster has brought upon the world is destruction and fear; these are all
due to Victor s relentless search for knowledge. This daemon surpasses the body limits humans
have in almost every aspect and thus constitutes everything Victor had hoped to achieve with his
alchemical knowledge. (Kokotz 14) the author of this essay refers to the monster as daemon , the
quote talks about how Victor wished this upon the monster. He wished to create a being that could
bypass the limits humans are bound by. This quote shows significance because all these traits the
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Granofsky, 1
Justin Granofsky
Frankenstein Essay
Mr. Pomakov
ENG 2D1 03
October 26th, 2015 In the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelly, we discover that the search for now
knowledge has a good and a bad side. Suffering is something we all go through at some point. We
try to avoid it but our search for knowledge will always lead to suffering. In Frankenstein Victor had
set out on a search for knowledge, he was relentless. His search consumed all his time, destroyed
relationships, and lead to the death of not only himself but his friends and family. All of those
negative effects originated from the monster Victor had created on his search for knowledge.
Although Victor may have achieved his end goal, at what cost did this come to? Victor s search ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The monster is the product of Victor s search for knowledge, and the same thing that cause all the
havoc in the story. One of the largest examples of Victor s suffering was how fear and anger had
consumed him. All the monster has brought upon the world is destruction and fear; these are all
due to Victor s relentless search for knowledge. This daemon surpasses the body limits humans
have in almost every aspect and thus constitutes everything Victor had hoped to achieve with his
alchemical knowledge. (Kokotz 14) the author of this essay refers to the monster as daemon , the
quote talks about how Victor wished this upon the monster. He wished to create a being that could
bypass the limits humans are bound by. This quote shows significance because all these traits the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jessica Lunsford Murder Case Essay
Lunsford Murder Case
Jessica Lunsford was a nine year old girl who was abducted from her grandmother s house, taken
right from her own bedroom on February 24, 2005. There was little sign of a struggle in the child s
room, the only things that were missing were her stuffed animals that her father won for her from a
county fair. The last time that the grandmother, Ruth Lunsford, last saw her granddaughter when
she put her to bed the night before and hadn t noticed anything.
The abductor and murderer of Jessica Lunsford would eventually be found and he would lead the
police to the place where he had buried the child.
Ruth Lunsford s House
To begin the investigation of the crime scene of the grandmother s house I would begin with wide
angle ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Focusing on the child s room they would photograph the entire area of the crime scene and once
done begin processing it. The first area of focus would be where the child was, they would look
to find any blood or torn fabric that would indicated she was struck in her sleep to try to keep her
from waking up and reacting. If blood evidence was found it would the whole object would be
let to dry then packaged in a paper bag, and the paper bag slapped with an evidence tag and filled
out with all of the pertinent information for the case. Next the place where the stuffed animals
were would be examined and dusted for finger prints, the kidnapper may have left some when
they were taking the stuffed animals. If any were found they would also be photographed scaled
and evidence tagged, before being lifted and placed on evidence cards with the information
filled out in full. If any torn fabric or other trace evidence is found at the crime scene it will be
photographed, scaled, and evidence tagged, being photographed on each step and then it would be
collected and placed in a small manila envelope and evidence tagged and filled out. All evidence
will be later submitted to the crime lab for processing and comparing to anything else found later in
the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lunsford Murder Case
Jessica Lunsford was a nine year old girl who was abducted from her grandmother s house, taken
right from her own bedroom on February 24, 2005. There was little sign of a struggle in the child s
room, the only things that were missing were her stuffed animals that her father won for her from a
county fair. The last time that the grandmother, Ruth Lunsford, last saw her granddaughter when
she put her to bed the night before and hadn t noticed anything.
The abductor and murderer of Jessica Lunsford would eventually be found and he would lead the
police to the place where he had buried the child.
Ruth Lunsford s House
To begin the investigation of the crime scene of the grandmother s house I would begin with wide
angle ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Focusing on the child s room they would photograph the entire area of the crime scene and once
done begin processing it. The first area of focus would be where the child was, they would look
to find any blood or torn fabric that would indicated she was struck in her sleep to try to keep her
from waking up and reacting. If blood evidence was found it would the whole object would be
let to dry then packaged in a paper bag, and the paper bag slapped with an evidence tag and filled
out with all of the pertinent information for the case. Next the place where the stuffed animals
were would be examined and dusted for finger prints, the kidnapper may have left some when
they were taking the stuffed animals. If any were found they would also be photographed scaled
and evidence tagged, before being lifted and placed on evidence cards with the information
filled out in full. If any torn fabric or other trace evidence is found at the crime scene it will be
photographed, scaled, and evidence tagged, being photographed on each step and then it would be
collected and placed in a small manila envelope and evidence tagged and filled out. All evidence
will be later submitted to the crime lab for processing and comparing to anything else found later in
the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Scapegoats In Lord Of The Flies
Lord of the Flies Essay The use of scapegoats impacts our society to large extent because it
impacts many of our set ideals placed in American society today. Although there are different
sides of scapegoating, the one that falls into the parameters of prejudices in today s society.
Many innocent victims fall to the idea of scapegoating, by trying to avoid punishment. For
example: Are all Anglos, Republican?Are all Muslims, terrorists? Are all African Americans and
Hispanics in gangs? Are all minorities on welfare?Are all Italians in the Mafia? Are all Hispanics
here illegally?Although we have learned to call these type of statements stereotypical and in some
cases profiling. Scapegoating is an act in which a person unfairly blames someone... Show more
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The word scapegoat is described in the Bible s Book of Leviticus. The passage goes something
like this: On the Day of Atonement a live goat was chosen by lot. The high priest, robed in linen
garments, laid both his hands on the goat s head, and confessed over it the iniquities of the
children of Israel. The sins of the people thus symbolically transferred to the beast, it was taken
out into the wilderness and let go. The people felt purged, and for the time being, guiltless. Since
the biblical times the term/word scapegoat has changed to refer to individuals or people who are
made to suffer the problems and faults of others. Scapegoating seems to be a psychological act,
in which it allows the perpetrator to eliminate negative feelings about him or himself and provides
a sense of relief. There have been many incidents of scapegoating in the past year itself. One of the
most used scapegoats would be God , Conversely, God is also a convenient scapegoat. According to
people s logic, if God is so perfect, why does he allow bad things to happens to people who serve
him? In fact as many as в…” of americans surveyed have blamed god for their
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Lord of the Flies Essay The use of scapegoats impacts our society to large extent because it
impacts many of our set ideals placed in American society today. Although there are different
sides of scapegoating, the one that falls into the parameters of prejudices in today s society.
Many innocent victims fall to the idea of scapegoating, by trying to avoid punishment. For
example: Are all Anglos, Republican?Are all Muslims, terrorists? Are all African Americans and
Hispanics in gangs? Are all minorities on welfare?Are all Italians in the Mafia? Are all Hispanics
here illegally?Although we have learned to call these type of statements stereotypical and in some
cases profiling. Scapegoating is an act in which a person unfairly blames someone... Show more
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The word scapegoat is described in the Bible s Book of Leviticus. The passage goes something
like this: On the Day of Atonement a live goat was chosen by lot. The high priest, robed in linen
garments, laid both his hands on the goat s head, and confessed over it the iniquities of the
children of Israel. The sins of the people thus symbolically transferred to the beast, it was taken
out into the wilderness and let go. The people felt purged, and for the time being, guiltless. Since
the biblical times the term/word scapegoat has changed to refer to individuals or people who are
made to suffer the problems and faults of others. Scapegoating seems to be a psychological act,
in which it allows the perpetrator to eliminate negative feelings about him or himself and provides
a sense of relief. There have been many incidents of scapegoating in the past year itself. One of the
most used scapegoats would be God , Conversely, God is also a convenient scapegoat. According to
people s logic, if God is so perfect, why does he allow bad things to happens to people who serve
him? In fact as many as в…” of americans surveyed have blamed god for their
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Characterization For Disdemona And Desdemona By William...
Women are often held to different standards than men and an ideal woman is hard to describe,
even harder to find. This paper will explore the views and expectations of how woman are
portrayed in the sixteenth century. In Cinthio s, The Unfaithfulness of Husbands and Wives, Story
Seven, an ideal woman was said to be faithful and a faithful woman would rather commit suicide
than to commit adultery (Cinthio 32), while in Shakespeare s Othello, an ideal woman is said to
breastfeed and inquire about useless matters (2.1.159). Cinthio s and Shakespeare s use of
characterization for Disdemona and Desdemona, respectively, demonstrates that the wives of men
in the sixteenth century were to be gentle servants. Cinthio focuses more on the common
stereotypes about women, while Shakespeare challenges them.
In both text, the women are developed indirectly through their actions and how others view
them. In Cinthio s text, women are advised to stay home and take care of their household; they
are to marry who their parents approve of and are to be submissive and obedient at all times.
Disdemona went against all of these notions. She was deeply in love with the Moor, but she did
not fit the criteria of an ideal woman. Disdemona, for fear that she d be apart from the Moor,
wanted to go to war with him, she married the Moor despite her parent s approval, and she spoke
out of turn toward her husband for the defense of someone else, the Corporal. In the end
Disdemona advises marrying a partner
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Women are often held to different standards than men and an ideal woman is hard to describe,
even harder to find. This paper will explore the views and expectations of how woman are
portrayed in the sixteenth century. In Cinthio s, The Unfaithfulness of Husbands and Wives, Story
Seven, an ideal woman was said to be faithful and a faithful woman would rather commit suicide
than to commit adultery (Cinthio 32), while in Shakespeare s Othello, an ideal woman is said to
breastfeed and inquire about useless matters (2.1.159). Cinthio s and Shakespeare s use of
characterization for Disdemona and Desdemona, respectively, demonstrates that the wives of men
in the sixteenth century were to be gentle servants. Cinthio focuses more on the common
stereotypes about women, while Shakespeare challenges them.
In both text, the women are developed indirectly through their actions and how others view
them. In Cinthio s text, women are advised to stay home and take care of their household; they
are to marry who their parents approve of and are to be submissive and obedient at all times.
Disdemona went against all of these notions. She was deeply in love with the Moor, but she did
not fit the criteria of an ideal woman. Disdemona, for fear that she d be apart from the Moor,
wanted to go to war with him, she married the Moor despite her parent s approval, and she spoke
out of turn toward her husband for the defense of someone else, the Corporal. In the end
Disdemona advises marrying a partner
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Alfred Hitchcock s Elements Of Suspense In Psychodo
Busayo Oladipupo
Professor K. Lyon
Cinema 101 01
Dec 13th, 2017.
Final Paper
Alfred Hitchcock was a renowned film director known for his elements of suspense and
psychological thrillers. His most popular work psycho uses the story of a phoenix secretary
(Marion Crane) who embezzled money from a client to unveil the psycho in the male character
(Norman Bates). The success of the film is greatly relied on Hitchcock s unique techniques in
creating tension and suspense. Elements that contributed to the success of the film include motifs
and parallels, and perspective used.
The most prominent motifs in psycho are birds, eyes and mirrors. Hitchcock uses birds to support
the theme of duality in the film. In one critical scene where Norman ... Show more content on
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These instances lead to eyes taking significance in the film, and implicates the audience on the
note that the film is showing what should not be seen. Unlike Norman s other victims that were
not detailed, Mrs. Bates and Marion s eyes depict a watchful one that threatens Norman therefore
leading to their deaths. Mirrors were also used throughout the film to enhance the theme of
duality. After Marion stole the money, Hitchcock recurrently compares her with her reflection
(like in the used car lot), even though she rarely looks at it. Marion s refusal to look at own
reflection in the mirror underscores that she is going to keep going in the path that she has chosen
and not look back. Marion s denial of her reflection led her to the Bates Motel where she met with
her death.
The shift in narration of Psycho has been a topic worth discussing in the world of film making.
Most films employ a system of restricted narration, which conveys external events as well as the
knowledge, thoughts and feelings of one or two major characters without the intervention of an
explicit narrator. But there is a significant shift of narration from restricted to omniscient that
Hitchcock used to keep the audience engaged with the film. The early scenes and exposition of the
film is focused on Marion. The audience see things from the perspective of Marion her theft, her
relationships as an employee and as a woman. Different point of view shots highlights that the film
is focused on Marion s
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Busayo Oladipupo
Professor K. Lyon
Cinema 101 01
Dec 13th, 2017.
Final Paper
Alfred Hitchcock was a renowned film director known for his elements of suspense and
psychological thrillers. His most popular work psycho uses the story of a phoenix secretary
(Marion Crane) who embezzled money from a client to unveil the psycho in the male character
(Norman Bates). The success of the film is greatly relied on Hitchcock s unique techniques in
creating tension and suspense. Elements that contributed to the success of the film include motifs
and parallels, and perspective used.
The most prominent motifs in psycho are birds, eyes and mirrors. Hitchcock uses birds to support
the theme of duality in the film. In one critical scene where Norman ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
These instances lead to eyes taking significance in the film, and implicates the audience on the
note that the film is showing what should not be seen. Unlike Norman s other victims that were
not detailed, Mrs. Bates and Marion s eyes depict a watchful one that threatens Norman therefore
leading to their deaths. Mirrors were also used throughout the film to enhance the theme of
duality. After Marion stole the money, Hitchcock recurrently compares her with her reflection
(like in the used car lot), even though she rarely looks at it. Marion s refusal to look at own
reflection in the mirror underscores that she is going to keep going in the path that she has chosen
and not look back. Marion s denial of her reflection led her to the Bates Motel where she met with
her death.
The shift in narration of Psycho has been a topic worth discussing in the world of film making.
Most films employ a system of restricted narration, which conveys external events as well as the
knowledge, thoughts and feelings of one or two major characters without the intervention of an
explicit narrator. But there is a significant shift of narration from restricted to omniscient that
Hitchcock used to keep the audience engaged with the film. The early scenes and exposition of the
film is focused on Marion. The audience see things from the perspective of Marion her theft, her
relationships as an employee and as a woman. Different point of view shots highlights that the film
is focused on Marion s
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Popsile Constraints
Our group started to look at the creative constraints before designing the container which
included 12 popsicle sticks, 5 10 index cards, 1 meter of duct tape, and 1 plastic bag, and the
container had to fit the base of a pie plate. Since we had to prove if 1 cubic cm is equal to 1 ml of
water, we had to fit 1 liter of water in our container. Our group started discussing what shape we
wanted to do and soon we decided making a cube because it would be easy to build and it makes
sense. Before building the container had to made a plan, our plan was to start building from
bottom to top. So we started off with the base, but before we did that we had to make the
dimensions which were 10 cm for the length, 10 cm for the width, and 10 cm for the height and
it equals out to 1,000 cm. We planned to use all of the materials, but we had to cut or bend them.
We cut the popsicle sticks to 10 cm and bent the index cards at the 10 cm mark that we made
with a ruler. We placed the popsicle sticks in an X formation and connected the sides with more
popsicle sticks, so in total we used 6 popsicle sticks. We duct taped the sides of the base and
started working on the sides of the container. We taped the 4 bent index cards to the base and
taped popsicle sticks in the inside of the container vertically. We place the bag inside and called it
a day. Soon we tested it and the results didn t end up equalling to 1,000 ml of water, it was 1,063
ml. Our... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We could ve taped some of the popsicle sticks horizontally or make cross brackets also with the
popsicle sticks on each corner. Also, our group should ve used more duct tape because we had
some left and there would be more support for the container. Overall, the only problem we had was
that the sides weren t that sturdy or it didn t have enough support on the
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Our group started to look at the creative constraints before designing the container which
included 12 popsicle sticks, 5 10 index cards, 1 meter of duct tape, and 1 plastic bag, and the
container had to fit the base of a pie plate. Since we had to prove if 1 cubic cm is equal to 1 ml of
water, we had to fit 1 liter of water in our container. Our group started discussing what shape we
wanted to do and soon we decided making a cube because it would be easy to build and it makes
sense. Before building the container had to made a plan, our plan was to start building from
bottom to top. So we started off with the base, but before we did that we had to make the
dimensions which were 10 cm for the length, 10 cm for the width, and 10 cm for the height and
it equals out to 1,000 cm. We planned to use all of the materials, but we had to cut or bend them.
We cut the popsicle sticks to 10 cm and bent the index cards at the 10 cm mark that we made
with a ruler. We placed the popsicle sticks in an X formation and connected the sides with more
popsicle sticks, so in total we used 6 popsicle sticks. We duct taped the sides of the base and
started working on the sides of the container. We taped the 4 bent index cards to the base and
taped popsicle sticks in the inside of the container vertically. We place the bag inside and called it
a day. Soon we tested it and the results didn t end up equalling to 1,000 ml of water, it was 1,063
ml. Our... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We could ve taped some of the popsicle sticks horizontally or make cross brackets also with the
popsicle sticks on each corner. Also, our group should ve used more duct tape because we had
some left and there would be more support for the container. Overall, the only problem we had was
that the sides weren t that sturdy or it didn t have enough support on the
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Advantages Of Ayurveda Essay
Ayurvedic ways to stay calm
While we are all busy in our lives, it is essential to take regular breaks and replenish our energy to
keep our mind and body to work on their optimum levels. Ayurveda, which is recognized
worldwide as the science of living, has been in existing since the last five centuries, providing us
with daily techniques to be fit and healthy.
Along with teaching human beings to be healthier and stronger by easy practices, Ayurveda
educates us with plenty of ways to stay calm and composed. Looking at the current situation of the
world, moving on a much faster pace than before, patience and peace of mind are rare commodities.
Here are a few easy methods suggested by the ancient text of Ayurveda that can help you let off
some steam and relax and be at ease with yourself and your surroundings. Always remember, a
healthy mind resides in a healthy body.
Keeping Good Company
Loneliness results in anxiety and insecurity. Try your best to stay in the company of ... Show more
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It is better to keep a daily routine of yoga and medication.
Eat a Light Diet
Ayurveda is based on the fact that you are what you eat. Thus, to apply that in daily life, eat
foods that can help you stay calm and composed. One should try to choose food eatables that
releases stress relieving free radicals. Lightly cooked leafy green vegetables and fresh fruits such
as pumpkin, watermelon, etc. are a great alternative to start with. Whole grains like oatmeal and
barley are known to work from within and will end up making you feel light and energetic all
through the day.
Grapes, blueberries, red berries, nuts, beans and fish are a bundle of high content antioxidants
along with being packed with different vital vitamins and minerals and should definitely make
your diet plan every now and then. This would help to prevent many diseases and will keep your
balance in check.
Stay
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Ayurvedic ways to stay calm
While we are all busy in our lives, it is essential to take regular breaks and replenish our energy to
keep our mind and body to work on their optimum levels. Ayurveda, which is recognized
worldwide as the science of living, has been in existing since the last five centuries, providing us
with daily techniques to be fit and healthy.
Along with teaching human beings to be healthier and stronger by easy practices, Ayurveda
educates us with plenty of ways to stay calm and composed. Looking at the current situation of the
world, moving on a much faster pace than before, patience and peace of mind are rare commodities.
Here are a few easy methods suggested by the ancient text of Ayurveda that can help you let off
some steam and relax and be at ease with yourself and your surroundings. Always remember, a
healthy mind resides in a healthy body.
Keeping Good Company
Loneliness results in anxiety and insecurity. Try your best to stay in the company of ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is better to keep a daily routine of yoga and medication.
Eat a Light Diet
Ayurveda is based on the fact that you are what you eat. Thus, to apply that in daily life, eat
foods that can help you stay calm and composed. One should try to choose food eatables that
releases stress relieving free radicals. Lightly cooked leafy green vegetables and fresh fruits such
as pumpkin, watermelon, etc. are a great alternative to start with. Whole grains like oatmeal and
barley are known to work from within and will end up making you feel light and energetic all
through the day.
Grapes, blueberries, red berries, nuts, beans and fish are a bundle of high content antioxidants
along with being packed with different vital vitamins and minerals and should definitely make
your diet plan every now and then. This would help to prevent many diseases and will keep your
balance in check.
Stay
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Social Class Structure In America
The social class structure in America is generally divided into mainly three strata: The rich
constituting the upper class, the moderately affluent category comprising the middle class, and
financially and socially backward people who form the lower class. There are also superimposing
areas like the upper middle classand the lower upper class. The stratification is based on the social
as well as economic environments. Although these classifications and entry to these statuses are not
fixed, these three classifications give an overall perceptive of the social classification in the United
Statesof America. (study.com)
People who are deemed to be part of the rich upper class constitute the owners of manufacturing
units and they handle most of the country s private wealth by virtue of their enterprising nature.
They keep on increasing their wealth using the funds that are already available with them. Many
people in this category are key government personals, hefty entrepreneurs, or chief executives of
organizations. They manage an enormous amount of wealth and have control over the national
economy. They work on the principle that income is the earning or similar revenue that is
periodically received; on the contrary, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the last several years America witnessed a scenario in which the volume of the rich is
drastically increasing. This happened at the cost of a breakdown in the volume of middle class
and an increase in the volume of the poor. The most commonly used tool for measuring social
inequality is the Gini coefficient. This is a scientific approach to finding the spread of wealth in a
given geography. If the Gini coefficient is zero, it is a clear signal of perfect equality. If the Gini
coefficient is one, it shows that the wealth in that area is not properly distributed. Studies show that
America has much to improve in terms of Gini coefficient.
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The social class structure in America is generally divided into mainly three strata: The rich
constituting the upper class, the moderately affluent category comprising the middle class, and
financially and socially backward people who form the lower class. There are also superimposing
areas like the upper middle classand the lower upper class. The stratification is based on the social
as well as economic environments. Although these classifications and entry to these statuses are not
fixed, these three classifications give an overall perceptive of the social classification in the United
Statesof America. (study.com)
People who are deemed to be part of the rich upper class constitute the owners of manufacturing
units and they handle most of the country s private wealth by virtue of their enterprising nature.
They keep on increasing their wealth using the funds that are already available with them. Many
people in this category are key government personals, hefty entrepreneurs, or chief executives of
organizations. They manage an enormous amount of wealth and have control over the national
economy. They work on the principle that income is the earning or similar revenue that is
periodically received; on the contrary, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the last several years America witnessed a scenario in which the volume of the rich is
drastically increasing. This happened at the cost of a breakdown in the volume of middle class
and an increase in the volume of the poor. The most commonly used tool for measuring social
inequality is the Gini coefficient. This is a scientific approach to finding the spread of wealth in a
given geography. If the Gini coefficient is zero, it is a clear signal of perfect equality. If the Gini
coefficient is one, it shows that the wealth in that area is not properly distributed. Studies show that
America has much to improve in terms of Gini coefficient.
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The Puritanical Bans Introduced By The Almohads
In addition to the puritanical bans introduced by the Almohads, the movement also subjected the
dhimmi population to violence. Going further than the Almoravids, the Almohads were responsible
for massacres and forced conversions of Jews and Christians alike, driving them into Christian
Iberia. By 1200, the indigenous Christian inhabitants of al Andalushad, for the most part, been
forcibly converted or rooted out. The only Christians left in the area were prisoners of war,
mercenaries, and merchants. To emphasize the severity of the treatment of the dhimmis by the
Almohad rulers, in 1224, an Almohad chronicler, al Marrakushi, made the claim that, No pact of
protection has been signed between us and the Jews or the Christians since the rise of Almohad
power. It was not only the Christians who were persecuted by the Almohad movement, as Jews
were also the object of abject discrimination. In addition to his previous statement, al Marrakushi
also noted that In all the regions of the west there are no synagogues or churches. The Almohads
under Caliph Yaqub (1194 1199) became increasingly paranoid about crypto Judaism in Jewish
families which had converted to Islam. Such was his paranoia and contempt for these families that
he demanded that they put on a humiliating garb consisting of black clothing with sleeves that
reached all the way down to the wearer s ankles in addition to a hat with ear flaps. It was in this
manner that the Jewish ethnicity was discriminated against
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In addition to the puritanical bans introduced by the Almohads, the movement also subjected the
dhimmi population to violence. Going further than the Almoravids, the Almohads were responsible
for massacres and forced conversions of Jews and Christians alike, driving them into Christian
Iberia. By 1200, the indigenous Christian inhabitants of al Andalushad, for the most part, been
forcibly converted or rooted out. The only Christians left in the area were prisoners of war,
mercenaries, and merchants. To emphasize the severity of the treatment of the dhimmis by the
Almohad rulers, in 1224, an Almohad chronicler, al Marrakushi, made the claim that, No pact of
protection has been signed between us and the Jews or the Christians since the rise of Almohad
power. It was not only the Christians who were persecuted by the Almohad movement, as Jews
were also the object of abject discrimination. In addition to his previous statement, al Marrakushi
also noted that In all the regions of the west there are no synagogues or churches. The Almohads
under Caliph Yaqub (1194 1199) became increasingly paranoid about crypto Judaism in Jewish
families which had converted to Islam. Such was his paranoia and contempt for these families that
he demanded that they put on a humiliating garb consisting of black clothing with sleeves that
reached all the way down to the wearer s ankles in addition to a hat with ear flaps. It was in this
manner that the Jewish ethnicity was discriminated against
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Compare And Contrast Candy M s And Skittles
Candy Essay When it comes to candy m m s and skittles are both the iconic go to s. They may
look the same, but they really have a lot of differences.
The m m wrapper, at first glance, is brown and papery with the m m characters on it. When you
examine it even further there are allergy warnings and contact information along with a fun size
label. Whereas the skittles wrapper is firm, red, and smooth and lists all the flavors the skittles
may be. In addition it has the skittles rainbow on both sides and lists where to go if you would
want to find their Facebook page. When you first tear into the skittles package, the tear is smooth
and it hardly makes any noise. It s like cutting through butter. But when you tear through the m m s
package,
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Candy Essay When it comes to candy m m s and skittles are both the iconic go to s. They may
look the same, but they really have a lot of differences.
The m m wrapper, at first glance, is brown and papery with the m m characters on it. When you
examine it even further there are allergy warnings and contact information along with a fun size
label. Whereas the skittles wrapper is firm, red, and smooth and lists all the flavors the skittles
may be. In addition it has the skittles rainbow on both sides and lists where to go if you would
want to find their Facebook page. When you first tear into the skittles package, the tear is smooth
and it hardly makes any noise. It s like cutting through butter. But when you tear through the m m s
package,
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Megacity And Megacity
There is no doubt that the world population is growing and growing rapidly but in order for the
world to hold the mass change there is a need for humanity to adapt. According to the UN
(United Nations) more than half of humanity today 3.9 billion people in 2014, today over 4
billion lives in urban areas (UN 2014, p. 1).This is a profound shift in the course of one century,
or within a single lifetime for some of the longer lived people. Not only is the world s urban
populationrapidly increasing, but cities themselves are growing larger and larger, with the number
of megacities (population at least 10 million) almost tripling from 10 in 1990 to 28 in 2014 (UN
2014, p. 13). To first understand how such mega urbanity affects humanity one first needs to
understand what a Megacityis. Once one understands this concept they will be able to indicate what
the development of cities and our urban past have to say for urban future, understand the concept of
a cityand its history, be able to explain the urban way of life associated with cities and finally be
able to assess the challenges and changes that cities and urban life face in modern day. Megacities
are for the most part a very modern concept, they are best described as any city that holds 10
million residents or more. Some examples of modern day mega cities are Shanghai, Paris and
London. A city typically defined as a large settlement of humans which holds extensive systems for
housing, transportation, sanitation, land use
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There is no doubt that the world population is growing and growing rapidly but in order for the
world to hold the mass change there is a need for humanity to adapt. According to the UN
(United Nations) more than half of humanity today 3.9 billion people in 2014, today over 4
billion lives in urban areas (UN 2014, p. 1).This is a profound shift in the course of one century,
or within a single lifetime for some of the longer lived people. Not only is the world s urban
populationrapidly increasing, but cities themselves are growing larger and larger, with the number
of megacities (population at least 10 million) almost tripling from 10 in 1990 to 28 in 2014 (UN
2014, p. 13). To first understand how such mega urbanity affects humanity one first needs to
understand what a Megacityis. Once one understands this concept they will be able to indicate what
the development of cities and our urban past have to say for urban future, understand the concept of
a cityand its history, be able to explain the urban way of life associated with cities and finally be
able to assess the challenges and changes that cities and urban life face in modern day. Megacities
are for the most part a very modern concept, they are best described as any city that holds 10
million residents or more. Some examples of modern day mega cities are Shanghai, Paris and
London. A city typically defined as a large settlement of humans which holds extensive systems for
housing, transportation, sanitation, land use
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The Importance Of Technology On Social Communication
Technology has had a massive influence on earth, and social communicating, notably since newest
advances in technology have now been demonstrated. It s led in forming the way that individuals
communicate with each other. It s a debatable issue on perhaps the advances in tech has shifted
interpersonal communicationfor the better or, the worse. It s caused changes to the world that
empowers us to complete things time economically and efficiently. The more heightened
technology has become its enabled information to travel faster, it features an enormous effect on the
current generation, particularly with the latest obsession that people have with social networking.
Social media permits visitors to contact people they know, people they don t understand, and
even the others that they won t expect you ll socialize with again. Before progress in technology
was detected, everyone was confined by interacting face to face because there wasn t any other
approach to where as today with all the advancement as well as the growth of technology, it
enables individuals to socialize with individuals all around the entire world to some far more
significant crowd.
Social media has most influenced the character of social communication, that is a result of how it
s altered the way that individuals socialize, and it has generated a reduction in interpersonal
abilities. There are not capable of interacting face to face because of how reliant that they have
been on social media. Social media has
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Technology has had a massive influence on earth, and social communicating, notably since newest
advances in technology have now been demonstrated. It s led in forming the way that individuals
communicate with each other. It s a debatable issue on perhaps the advances in tech has shifted
interpersonal communicationfor the better or, the worse. It s caused changes to the world that
empowers us to complete things time economically and efficiently. The more heightened
technology has become its enabled information to travel faster, it features an enormous effect on the
current generation, particularly with the latest obsession that people have with social networking.
Social media permits visitors to contact people they know, people they don t understand, and
even the others that they won t expect you ll socialize with again. Before progress in technology
was detected, everyone was confined by interacting face to face because there wasn t any other
approach to where as today with all the advancement as well as the growth of technology, it
enables individuals to socialize with individuals all around the entire world to some far more
significant crowd.
Social media has most influenced the character of social communication, that is a result of how it
s altered the way that individuals socialize, and it has generated a reduction in interpersonal
abilities. There are not capable of interacting face to face because of how reliant that they have
been on social media. Social media has
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The Rise Of The Railroad System
At the start of every great advancement in society it is society itself that fails to realize the negative
repercussions the advancement might bring. While the rise of the railroad system through Texas
gave plenty of beneficial attributes, from faster transportation of goods and services to expansion of
Texan towns, which helped boom our population, it would seem that a number of things would be
drawbacks leading to the termination of many Texan ideologies.The railroad system stemmed
throughout Texasallowed many walks of life a deeper view of the Great Lone Star state. While
people from different ends of the country came seeking new life others came seeking new fortune
which lead to the demise of cowboys, instillation of cattle drives, and the Postbellum cattle boom.
In order to understand the negative attributes that the railroad brought we must go back and bring
our attention to the beginning which includes the original cowboys.
Despite the many riveting TV dramas that paint cowboys as fast men who love faster women
we now know in order to be historically accurate, we would have to trade these Clint Eastwood
fairy tales for less exciting ones of cowboys who were smelly lonely men who had no serious
work skills. These men would consist of workers who were generally under the age of twenty that
made 30 40$ a month. During this time period they would walk with and behind cattle for up to six
weeks ensuring safe passage to these insanely stupid creatures. When the
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At the start of every great advancement in society it is society itself that fails to realize the negative
repercussions the advancement might bring. While the rise of the railroad system through Texas
gave plenty of beneficial attributes, from faster transportation of goods and services to expansion of
Texan towns, which helped boom our population, it would seem that a number of things would be
drawbacks leading to the termination of many Texan ideologies.The railroad system stemmed
throughout Texasallowed many walks of life a deeper view of the Great Lone Star state. While
people from different ends of the country came seeking new life others came seeking new fortune
which lead to the demise of cowboys, instillation of cattle drives, and the Postbellum cattle boom.
In order to understand the negative attributes that the railroad brought we must go back and bring
our attention to the beginning which includes the original cowboys.
Despite the many riveting TV dramas that paint cowboys as fast men who love faster women
we now know in order to be historically accurate, we would have to trade these Clint Eastwood
fairy tales for less exciting ones of cowboys who were smelly lonely men who had no serious
work skills. These men would consist of workers who were generally under the age of twenty that
made 30 40$ a month. During this time period they would walk with and behind cattle for up to six
weeks ensuring safe passage to these insanely stupid creatures. When the
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The Importance Of Interdependence In The Bean Trees
Independence is a common societal value in American society. Many feel the need to be able to
create a great life all on their own. The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver, however, contrasts
independence and dependence with interdependence, two or more people relying on each other.
Kingsolver values interdependence the most as shown through her characters Taylor, Turtle, and
Lou Ann; these characters all try for independence or dependence before realizing that
interdependence is the right balance of the two. Complete dependence does not work for Lou Ann,
who struggles to know who she is without her husband, or Turtle, who cannot express herself after
becoming an orphan. At the beginning of the novel, Lou Ann says that she and her husband, Angel,
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Here, Kingsolver shows that independence is imperfect because if you make a mistake there is
no one there to help you back up. In the end, Kingsolver proves interdependence is the best way
to survive by showing Taylor, Lou Ann, and Turtle as a family; she also uses rhizobia as a
symbol for interdependence at work. When Taylor and Lou Ann first meet, they instantly find a
connection. Taylor helps Lou Ann to become more confident by encouraging her to speak her
mind about how the door to the strip club makes her uncomfortable. Also, she tells Lou Ann to
stop putting herself down and thinking she is not as smart as Taylor or that Angel left because
she got drunk once. In return, Lou Ann helps Taylor by taking care of Turtle and supporting
Taylor as she learns how to be a good mother. Turtle, as a result of feeling loved and safe within
her new family, begins to speak and laugh. In return, Turtle gives Taylor a sense of purpose. The
results of this interdependence are all positive. Lou Ann becomes confident enough to get a job
she loves at a salsa factory, Taylor decides she wants to adopt Turtle, and Turtle is able to put her
past behind her by getting closure with how her mother died in
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Independence is a common societal value in American society. Many feel the need to be able to
create a great life all on their own. The Bean Trees by Barbara Kingsolver, however, contrasts
independence and dependence with interdependence, two or more people relying on each other.
Kingsolver values interdependence the most as shown through her characters Taylor, Turtle, and
Lou Ann; these characters all try for independence or dependence before realizing that
interdependence is the right balance of the two. Complete dependence does not work for Lou Ann,
who struggles to know who she is without her husband, or Turtle, who cannot express herself after
becoming an orphan. At the beginning of the novel, Lou Ann says that she and her husband, Angel,
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Here, Kingsolver shows that independence is imperfect because if you make a mistake there is
no one there to help you back up. In the end, Kingsolver proves interdependence is the best way
to survive by showing Taylor, Lou Ann, and Turtle as a family; she also uses rhizobia as a
symbol for interdependence at work. When Taylor and Lou Ann first meet, they instantly find a
connection. Taylor helps Lou Ann to become more confident by encouraging her to speak her
mind about how the door to the strip club makes her uncomfortable. Also, she tells Lou Ann to
stop putting herself down and thinking she is not as smart as Taylor or that Angel left because
she got drunk once. In return, Lou Ann helps Taylor by taking care of Turtle and supporting
Taylor as she learns how to be a good mother. Turtle, as a result of feeling loved and safe within
her new family, begins to speak and laugh. In return, Turtle gives Taylor a sense of purpose. The
results of this interdependence are all positive. Lou Ann becomes confident enough to get a job
she loves at a salsa factory, Taylor decides she wants to adopt Turtle, and Turtle is able to put her
past behind her by getting closure with how her mother died in
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Hugh Hefner s Playboy
Introduction
Playboy has been a very controversial magazine over the past 50 years but has somehow
managed to become an important brand along with the man who created it, Hugh Hefner. Both
have come to obtain amazing status worldwide and have become symbols or icons in the United
States, Hef as a sexual icon, a ladies man who built the magazine s enterprise on his own and the
magazine has strived and produced interesting, unique and controversial topics for men around the
country. It s interesting to see how today, when magazines have been on the losing end of news
and entertainment it s still striving and has become ever so important in the American life, no
longer a simple magazine, playboy has become something much more and for that reason I have
decide to investigate how is it that a magazine as controversial as Playboy has become a national
icon in the US?
If one was to watch videos and read articles to understand Hugh Heffner s lifestyle, to see the
story behind his success and what lead to the creation of the magazine it would be easy to
understand how it stands out on a world scale. Through all this, people can truly understand what
makes the playboy unique and I have come to appreciate it for ... Show more content on
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Probably not especially considering the time in which playboy was created, October 1 1953, a time
in which the American society was no stranger to sexism. All in all, male dominance was a common
conception but the thing about Playboy which at the time struck the American public was its
graphic pictures and adult/male only content. Playboy had not been handed an easy escape out of
the public eye for the historical time period they had begun in meant they were headed towards
difficult
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Introduction
Playboy has been a very controversial magazine over the past 50 years but has somehow
managed to become an important brand along with the man who created it, Hugh Hefner. Both
have come to obtain amazing status worldwide and have become symbols or icons in the United
States, Hef as a sexual icon, a ladies man who built the magazine s enterprise on his own and the
magazine has strived and produced interesting, unique and controversial topics for men around the
country. It s interesting to see how today, when magazines have been on the losing end of news
and entertainment it s still striving and has become ever so important in the American life, no
longer a simple magazine, playboy has become something much more and for that reason I have
decide to investigate how is it that a magazine as controversial as Playboy has become a national
icon in the US?
If one was to watch videos and read articles to understand Hugh Heffner s lifestyle, to see the
story behind his success and what lead to the creation of the magazine it would be easy to
understand how it stands out on a world scale. Through all this, people can truly understand what
makes the playboy unique and I have come to appreciate it for ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Probably not especially considering the time in which playboy was created, October 1 1953, a time
in which the American society was no stranger to sexism. All in all, male dominance was a common
conception but the thing about Playboy which at the time struck the American public was its
graphic pictures and adult/male only content. Playboy had not been handed an easy escape out of
the public eye for the historical time period they had begun in meant they were headed towards
difficult
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Why Teens Join Gangs
Many people wonder why teens would think of joining a gang. There are many different of teens
who join and they join for many different reasons; some of them include wanting power or having
status, looking for friendship or a family, peer pressure and wanting money and other materialistic
items.
Some teenagers join gangs because of family involvement. In many situations family members
already in gangs often recruit other family members. If a teenagers family is not in a gang and they
still join they might be seeking a family. Young teens who grow up without family support would
see the gang more like their second family because of all the support and attention they are
receiving that they never had before. Some even get involved with gangs because they are not
getting any attention from parents. Joining a gang provides negative attention; even though it is the
wrong kind of attention, the teens still see it as attention and to some teens any kind of attention is
better than none.
Teenagers would also join for respect. If a kid has low self esteem and don t feel good ... Show more
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Many think they are going to become gang famous. Lots of youths join gangs to make fast
money. Young people who are not financially stable yet because of reasons such as struggling to
find a job or trying to help their parents would consider getting into a gang because it is fast and
easy money that can help support themselves and their family. Financially disadvantaged young
people would also rather look for a fast way to earn money. In the gang life they can participate in
things like one drug deal and make enough money to get materialistic items such as clothes and
sneakers than actually having a real job that would take a full months earnings. The appeal of
obtaining money fast can be overwhelming for children and gangs are involved in drugs and other
criminal activities that give children opportunities to get money
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Many people wonder why teens would think of joining a gang. There are many different of teens
who join and they join for many different reasons; some of them include wanting power or having
status, looking for friendship or a family, peer pressure and wanting money and other materialistic
items.
Some teenagers join gangs because of family involvement. In many situations family members
already in gangs often recruit other family members. If a teenagers family is not in a gang and they
still join they might be seeking a family. Young teens who grow up without family support would
see the gang more like their second family because of all the support and attention they are
receiving that they never had before. Some even get involved with gangs because they are not
getting any attention from parents. Joining a gang provides negative attention; even though it is the
wrong kind of attention, the teens still see it as attention and to some teens any kind of attention is
better than none.
Teenagers would also join for respect. If a kid has low self esteem and don t feel good ... Show more
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Many think they are going to become gang famous. Lots of youths join gangs to make fast
money. Young people who are not financially stable yet because of reasons such as struggling to
find a job or trying to help their parents would consider getting into a gang because it is fast and
easy money that can help support themselves and their family. Financially disadvantaged young
people would also rather look for a fast way to earn money. In the gang life they can participate in
things like one drug deal and make enough money to get materialistic items such as clothes and
sneakers than actually having a real job that would take a full months earnings. The appeal of
obtaining money fast can be overwhelming for children and gangs are involved in drugs and other
criminal activities that give children opportunities to get money
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Comparing Christianity, Judaism, and Islam Essay
Similarities and Differences between Christianity, Judaism and Islam There are many
similarities and differences between Judaism, Christianity and Islam. There are also many
differences that separate the three major religions of the world. This paper will delve into all
three of them. The major similarities that all three religions share are that they are all
monotheistic. This all means that they believe in one god and that he is the supreme ruler of all
things. They also believe that all things are created equal under one god. They all have books of
what they believe to be God s word. The Jews have their book known as the Torah. The Christian
s have their book known as the Bible. Lastly the Islamic people have their book... Show more
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There are two parts in Jerusalem. There is the New City and the Old City. In the Old city there
are many temples, one of the most important being the Haram esh Sharif, or Venerable
Sanctuary. In the Old City there is also the Christian Church of Holy Sepulchre, which is the
place where they believe Jesus Christ was buried after coming off the Cross. There is also the
Wailing Wall that the Jews go to pray at. The Dome of the Rock and the Al Aqsa Mosque are
there for the Muslim community. Jerusalem is the third holiest site for the Muslim population
behind Mecca and Medina. Other things that the religions all share are that they all have their
sacred places of worship. For the Christians there is the church. For the Jewish people there is
the synagogue and then for the Muslims there is the mosque. They also all have their Sabbath or
day of rest that they take time to go to their holy place of worship. The Jewish Sabbath is on
Saturday while the Christian Sabbath is on Sunday. All three of these religions started off small
and a long time ago. Judaism started a long time before the birth of Jesus Christ. Christianity
started after the birth of Christ but was not really known about or taught until after Jerusalem was
destroyed by the Romans in 70 A.D. Islam was started later on but still a long time ago. It is
thought to be started in 622 A.D. by a man known as Muhammad. Seeing how many similarities
there are, let s take a look at the
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Similarities and Differences between Christianity, Judaism and Islam There are many
similarities and differences between Judaism, Christianity and Islam. There are also many
differences that separate the three major religions of the world. This paper will delve into all
three of them. The major similarities that all three religions share are that they are all
monotheistic. This all means that they believe in one god and that he is the supreme ruler of all
things. They also believe that all things are created equal under one god. They all have books of
what they believe to be God s word. The Jews have their book known as the Torah. The Christian
s have their book known as the Bible. Lastly the Islamic people have their book... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are two parts in Jerusalem. There is the New City and the Old City. In the Old city there
are many temples, one of the most important being the Haram esh Sharif, or Venerable
Sanctuary. In the Old City there is also the Christian Church of Holy Sepulchre, which is the
place where they believe Jesus Christ was buried after coming off the Cross. There is also the
Wailing Wall that the Jews go to pray at. The Dome of the Rock and the Al Aqsa Mosque are
there for the Muslim community. Jerusalem is the third holiest site for the Muslim population
behind Mecca and Medina. Other things that the religions all share are that they all have their
sacred places of worship. For the Christians there is the church. For the Jewish people there is
the synagogue and then for the Muslims there is the mosque. They also all have their Sabbath or
day of rest that they take time to go to their holy place of worship. The Jewish Sabbath is on
Saturday while the Christian Sabbath is on Sunday. All three of these religions started off small
and a long time ago. Judaism started a long time before the birth of Jesus Christ. Christianity
started after the birth of Christ but was not really known about or taught until after Jerusalem was
destroyed by the Romans in 70 A.D. Islam was started later on but still a long time ago. It is
thought to be started in 622 A.D. by a man known as Muhammad. Seeing how many similarities
there are, let s take a look at the
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Life Insurance Company Profile Review Customer Care Branch
Shriram Life Insurance Company Profile Review Customer Care Branch Locator
Shriram Life Insurance Company is very useful to human life. The Life Insurance Company
Limited is the cooperative the business enterprise between the Shriram Group74% and the Sanlam
Group 26%. Shriram Life Insurance Company was recognized in the year of1974 and is Head
Quartered in Chennai. Shriram set has 2600 branches, has over 60,000 employees. Shriram Life
was built in in 2005 and started its Business in 2006. Shriram insurance company is leading cost
effective company in the country. Sanlam is one of the best leading financial companies and was
recognized in the year is 1918. Sanlam group is headquartered in South Africa near Cape Town.
Both Shriram and Sanlam groups started their business in 2005. Manoj Kumar Jain is the CEO of
Shriram Life Insurance Company.The major visualization of Shriram Groups is to provide
premium and cost effective products and services and to arrive at a common man needs and helps
the customer financially. Shri ram Life Insurance Company was awarded as the greatest
Underwriting Initiative of the Year at the Stars of the Industry awards. For further information
concerning a Tax Benefits, visit www.taxqueries.in. In the websites are denoted into requires a tax
information are gathered by a websites.
Customer login
The customers are log in by visit the company website. In the website is www.shriramlife.in. To
register the customer details to be filled which are given
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Shriram Life Insurance Company Profile Review Customer Care Branch Locator
Shriram Life Insurance Company is very useful to human life. The Life Insurance Company
Limited is the cooperative the business enterprise between the Shriram Group74% and the Sanlam
Group 26%. Shriram Life Insurance Company was recognized in the year of1974 and is Head
Quartered in Chennai. Shriram set has 2600 branches, has over 60,000 employees. Shriram Life
was built in in 2005 and started its Business in 2006. Shriram insurance company is leading cost
effective company in the country. Sanlam is one of the best leading financial companies and was
recognized in the year is 1918. Sanlam group is headquartered in South Africa near Cape Town.
Both Shriram and Sanlam groups started their business in 2005. Manoj Kumar Jain is the CEO of
Shriram Life Insurance Company.The major visualization of Shriram Groups is to provide
premium and cost effective products and services and to arrive at a common man needs and helps
the customer financially. Shri ram Life Insurance Company was awarded as the greatest
Underwriting Initiative of the Year at the Stars of the Industry awards. For further information
concerning a Tax Benefits, visit www.taxqueries.in. In the websites are denoted into requires a tax
information are gathered by a websites.
Customer login
The customers are log in by visit the company website. In the website is www.shriramlife.in. To
register the customer details to be filled which are given
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The Revenant Directed And Co Produced By Alejandro G
he movie The Revenant was directed and co produced by Alejandro G. IГ± Г Ўrritu and co written
by IГ± Г Ўrritu and Mark L. Smith. It was released in theaters on December 16, 2015. The main
actors and actresses are: Leonardo DiCaprio as Hugh Glass, Domhnall Gleeson as Andrew Henry,
Tom Hardy as John Fitzgerald, Will Poulter as Jim Bridger, Forrest Goodluck as Hawk, and Grace
Dove as Hugh Glass wife. It has won 3 Oscars and 3 Golden Globe awards to go along with 61
other awards. It has received excellent reviews on Rotten Tomatoes and it also has 3.5 out of 4
stars on Rolling Stone. The movie has a running time of about 156 minutes and is rated R due to
scenes of war, sexual assault, language, and brief nudity The setting of the film was... Show more
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Due to Hawk s continuous screaming, Fitzgerald stabbed him right in front of Glass. When
Bridger returned asking where Hawk was, Fitzgerald pretended nothing happened and played it
off by asking, He was not with you? Bridger assumed he had run off. The next morning,
Fitzgerald woke Bridger up and told him there were about 20 Ree down by the creek and they
had to leave right away. Bridger insisted they must bury Glass first, but Fitzgerald did not want
to. Fitzgerald drug Glass to the grave he had dug previously and threw some dirt on him. Bridger
left a canteen with a symbol on it in his grave. The 2 men find their way back to their village to
meet up with the other group and receive their pay of three hundred dollars for looking after
Glass and giving him the proper burial. By this time Glass had crawled out of his shallow grave
and reached the nearest river where he had a run in with the Ree. He floated down stream for a
ways and banked himself to build a camp for the night. Above him in a field there were a large
group of buffalos running from a pack of coyotes. One of the Buffalo got killed by the coyote.
That night Glass noticed a fire gleaming off of branches nearby and an Indian man whose tribe
was killed by the Ree had found the Buffalo and was eating it. Glass crawled toward the man
showing signs of being injured and the man gave him food. The next morning he told Glass he was
to ride with him on his horse. The next day, the man stopped
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he movie The Revenant was directed and co produced by Alejandro G. IГ± Г Ўrritu and co written
by IГ± Г Ўrritu and Mark L. Smith. It was released in theaters on December 16, 2015. The main
actors and actresses are: Leonardo DiCaprio as Hugh Glass, Domhnall Gleeson as Andrew Henry,
Tom Hardy as John Fitzgerald, Will Poulter as Jim Bridger, Forrest Goodluck as Hawk, and Grace
Dove as Hugh Glass wife. It has won 3 Oscars and 3 Golden Globe awards to go along with 61
other awards. It has received excellent reviews on Rotten Tomatoes and it also has 3.5 out of 4
stars on Rolling Stone. The movie has a running time of about 156 minutes and is rated R due to
scenes of war, sexual assault, language, and brief nudity The setting of the film was... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Due to Hawk s continuous screaming, Fitzgerald stabbed him right in front of Glass. When
Bridger returned asking where Hawk was, Fitzgerald pretended nothing happened and played it
off by asking, He was not with you? Bridger assumed he had run off. The next morning,
Fitzgerald woke Bridger up and told him there were about 20 Ree down by the creek and they
had to leave right away. Bridger insisted they must bury Glass first, but Fitzgerald did not want
to. Fitzgerald drug Glass to the grave he had dug previously and threw some dirt on him. Bridger
left a canteen with a symbol on it in his grave. The 2 men find their way back to their village to
meet up with the other group and receive their pay of three hundred dollars for looking after
Glass and giving him the proper burial. By this time Glass had crawled out of his shallow grave
and reached the nearest river where he had a run in with the Ree. He floated down stream for a
ways and banked himself to build a camp for the night. Above him in a field there were a large
group of buffalos running from a pack of coyotes. One of the Buffalo got killed by the coyote.
That night Glass noticed a fire gleaming off of branches nearby and an Indian man whose tribe
was killed by the Ree had found the Buffalo and was eating it. Glass crawled toward the man
showing signs of being injured and the man gave him food. The next morning he told Glass he was
to ride with him on his horse. The next day, the man stopped
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Role of the Family Explored in Slapstick and Grapes of Wrath
Role of the Family Explored in Slapstick and Grapes of Wrath
On Maslow s hierarchy of needs, the need for belongingness and love ranks only below the need
for survival, making it one of our most basic needs (Weiten 267). Many people fill this need for
affection by participating in a family unit. However, as the 20th century continues, the emphasis on
family in America is decreasing. Divorce rates, single parent households, and children born out of
wedlock are all increasing. Furthermore, instead of the network of aunts, uncles, grandparents,
cousins, and other relatives that was prevalent in early America, Americans today are more distant
from their extended family. As sociologist David Elkind said in a 1996 interview with ... Show more
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Today s nuclear family with mom, dad, 2.3 kids, and dog only came into being just after the
Industrial Revolution (Swerdolow 15). This leads to the idea that perhaps the desengration of the
nuclear family isn t necessarily a negative things, but more of a retirement of a one way of life in
favor of a new one. Even if this is true, the current period of decline still spurns numerous problems
and attempted solutions.
The changing family isn t a new issue. Over twenty years ago, Kurt Vonnegut presented the idea
of the artificial family in his book Slapstick. President Wilbur Swain, the central character in the
novel, inacts a plan to bring all people in America together by giving them artificial families
based on randomly assigned middle names; the program reaps both positive and negative results.
Despite the many science fiction devices used in the book, the story shows Vonnegut s deep
concern for the family unit. After being asked what was happening to America in an interview,
Vonnegut responded by saying, We re lonesome. We don t have enough friends and relatives
anymore (qtd. in Reed and Leeds 116) Almost twenty years before Vonnegut started publishing,
John Steinbeck began to explore the changes taking place in the family during the Great
Depression in The Grapes of Wrath. Though the book has many layers and themes, one of the
major one s is the changing family. In 1933, six years before
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Role of the Family Explored in Slapstick and Grapes of Wrath
On Maslow s hierarchy of needs, the need for belongingness and love ranks only below the need
for survival, making it one of our most basic needs (Weiten 267). Many people fill this need for
affection by participating in a family unit. However, as the 20th century continues, the emphasis on
family in America is decreasing. Divorce rates, single parent households, and children born out of
wedlock are all increasing. Furthermore, instead of the network of aunts, uncles, grandparents,
cousins, and other relatives that was prevalent in early America, Americans today are more distant
from their extended family. As sociologist David Elkind said in a 1996 interview with ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Today s nuclear family with mom, dad, 2.3 kids, and dog only came into being just after the
Industrial Revolution (Swerdolow 15). This leads to the idea that perhaps the desengration of the
nuclear family isn t necessarily a negative things, but more of a retirement of a one way of life in
favor of a new one. Even if this is true, the current period of decline still spurns numerous problems
and attempted solutions.
The changing family isn t a new issue. Over twenty years ago, Kurt Vonnegut presented the idea
of the artificial family in his book Slapstick. President Wilbur Swain, the central character in the
novel, inacts a plan to bring all people in America together by giving them artificial families
based on randomly assigned middle names; the program reaps both positive and negative results.
Despite the many science fiction devices used in the book, the story shows Vonnegut s deep
concern for the family unit. After being asked what was happening to America in an interview,
Vonnegut responded by saying, We re lonesome. We don t have enough friends and relatives
anymore (qtd. in Reed and Leeds 116) Almost twenty years before Vonnegut started publishing,
John Steinbeck began to explore the changes taking place in the family during the Great
Depression in The Grapes of Wrath. Though the book has many layers and themes, one of the
major one s is the changing family. In 1933, six years before
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Doug Hollars Character Analysis
Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be
shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared. (Buddha) For as long as I can remember
generosity has been instilled in my life, and I will be forever grateful for that. Looking back at
my life my happiest moments have been when I was helping someone else. I believe that random
acts of kindness have the power to change not only somebody s day, but to change their life. Their
are many people I have thank for shaping me into the person I am today, but their is one teacher in
high school that changed my life. His name is Doug Hollars Coach Hollars , and he was the
teacher to the leadership class. He taught us many things that would shape
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Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be
shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared. (Buddha) For as long as I can remember
generosity has been instilled in my life, and I will be forever grateful for that. Looking back at
my life my happiest moments have been when I was helping someone else. I believe that random
acts of kindness have the power to change not only somebody s day, but to change their life. Their
are many people I have thank for shaping me into the person I am today, but their is one teacher in
high school that changed my life. His name is Doug Hollars Coach Hollars , and he was the
teacher to the leadership class. He taught us many things that would shape
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Financing and Structuring Health Care
Financing and Structuring Health Care
(1) Three main types of Health Insurance:
The three major types of health insurance available in the US are Health Maintenance
Organizations HMOs, Point of Service plans POS, Preferred Provider Organizations PPOs. (Health
Insurance Coverage, 2010) All the three coverage options come under managed care plans wherein
the health insurers collaborate with healthcare providers to build networks. HMOs offer the most
economical health insurance coverage, however their plans are not always flexible. As they come
under HMO purview the insured has to pay monthly premium while the co payments are
relatively low for hospital and subsequent office visits. When an insured belongs to an HMO,
there is a restriction to visit doctors within his network only and any failure will entail footing the
bill by the insured himself. Prior to visiting Specialist Doctors, HMOs often need the insured to get
referrals. Even visiting the Emergency Room needs approval if one belongs to an HMO. (Health
Insurance Coverage, 2010)
Nevertheless HMOs fixed rates encourage them to offer outstanding coverage for health
improvement as well as preventive care services. POS plans are comparable to HMOs on the
aspect that their domain is healthcare networks. In case the insured primary care doctor refers him
to a doctor outside the network, the insurance company will honor major part of the bill. Also, if
the insured refers himself to a doctor outside his network, the
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Financing and Structuring Health Care
(1) Three main types of Health Insurance:
The three major types of health insurance available in the US are Health Maintenance
Organizations HMOs, Point of Service plans POS, Preferred Provider Organizations PPOs. (Health
Insurance Coverage, 2010) All the three coverage options come under managed care plans wherein
the health insurers collaborate with healthcare providers to build networks. HMOs offer the most
economical health insurance coverage, however their plans are not always flexible. As they come
under HMO purview the insured has to pay monthly premium while the co payments are
relatively low for hospital and subsequent office visits. When an insured belongs to an HMO,
there is a restriction to visit doctors within his network only and any failure will entail footing the
bill by the insured himself. Prior to visiting Specialist Doctors, HMOs often need the insured to get
referrals. Even visiting the Emergency Room needs approval if one belongs to an HMO. (Health
Insurance Coverage, 2010)
Nevertheless HMOs fixed rates encourage them to offer outstanding coverage for health
improvement as well as preventive care services. POS plans are comparable to HMOs on the
aspect that their domain is healthcare networks. In case the insured primary care doctor refers him
to a doctor outside the network, the insurance company will honor major part of the bill. Also, if
the insured refers himself to a doctor outside his network, the
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The Kansas City Royals Finished Dead Last
The 2005 Kansas City Royals finished dead last in the ALC, winning less than 35% of their
games that season. Due to the Royals less than stellar season, diehard KC baseball fans were
forced to seek out other local teams to get their baseball fix. Much like the Royals at the time,
my elementary coach pitch softball games were not the place for such fans. Alright, Purple Jelly
Beans, Coach Tucker calls, Let s line up in front of the dugout so I can take attendance. A herd
of anxious, 3rd grade ankle biters file out from behind the chain link fence, and onto to the
gravel pellet field. Please say here when I call your name. Alexis? Here. Sarah? Here. Camille?
Here. Coach Tucker continues down the list calling Hannah, Emily, Sarai, Kristi, Elizabeth, and
Katie. All of us replying present, until Coach reached the last name on the list, Caleb? No reply. Is
Caleb here? Hiding at the end of the line Caleb begrudgingly calls here . Oh. There you are Caleb,
Coach says as he quickly realizes the problem. Yeah, I m here. But do I really have to stay on this
team? I m the only boy! Caleb whined. Um, well. . . he pauses to think. Hold on. I m going to talk
to the other coach to see if we could to a little swap. Oh good, Caleb says with a sigh of relief. I don
t think I could play on a team with a bunch of cootie infested girls. Coach jogs back from the
opposing dugout, Alright, Caleb, you re now a member of the Orange Crush, and Lydia is a part of
the
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The 2005 Kansas City Royals finished dead last in the ALC, winning less than 35% of their
games that season. Due to the Royals less than stellar season, diehard KC baseball fans were
forced to seek out other local teams to get their baseball fix. Much like the Royals at the time,
my elementary coach pitch softball games were not the place for such fans. Alright, Purple Jelly
Beans, Coach Tucker calls, Let s line up in front of the dugout so I can take attendance. A herd
of anxious, 3rd grade ankle biters file out from behind the chain link fence, and onto to the
gravel pellet field. Please say here when I call your name. Alexis? Here. Sarah? Here. Camille?
Here. Coach Tucker continues down the list calling Hannah, Emily, Sarai, Kristi, Elizabeth, and
Katie. All of us replying present, until Coach reached the last name on the list, Caleb? No reply. Is
Caleb here? Hiding at the end of the line Caleb begrudgingly calls here . Oh. There you are Caleb,
Coach says as he quickly realizes the problem. Yeah, I m here. But do I really have to stay on this
team? I m the only boy! Caleb whined. Um, well. . . he pauses to think. Hold on. I m going to talk
to the other coach to see if we could to a little swap. Oh good, Caleb says with a sigh of relief. I don
t think I could play on a team with a bunch of cootie infested girls. Coach jogs back from the
opposing dugout, Alright, Caleb, you re now a member of the Orange Crush, and Lydia is a part of
the
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Nt1310 Unit 5soc Research Paper
Psoc ( Prrogrammable system on chip) is a highly programmable embedded design platform. It is
compossed of core, configurable analog and digital blocks programmable routing and interconnect.
Digital and analog i,e it includes programable analog capabilities as well.
With the advent of IOT billions of iot devices are getting connected in the near future. Vast amount
of chips and design solutions are emerging in the iot market. But the problem with these designs is
that what we have are power hungry application processors that provide ample performance, but
are not energy efficient for running battery powered IoT devices. And there are microcontrollers
that are cheap and low power, but fail to provide the performance levels necessary for implementing
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Ultra low power without performance tradeoff
IoT developers are increasingly demanding embedded solutions that extend battery life without
sacrificing performance. Therefore, PSoC 6 has been purpose built on a dual core ARMВ®
CortexВ® M4 and ARM Cortex M0+ architecture
The ARM Cortex M4, running at 150 MHz speed is the primary application processor catering to
the high performance needs of IoT applications; the 100 MHz ARM Cortex M0+ processor,
supports low power operations. The PSoC 6 MCU also employs dynamic voltage and frequency
scaling techniques to lower the power bar further.
2.Scalability: The PSoC 6 MCU architecture enables the addition of new features and addresses the
need for unique IoT products with multiple connectivity options such as USB and BLE, software
defined peripherals to create custom analog and digital circuits and CapSenseВ®, the industry s
best capacitive sensing solution
3.hardware security?
With more devices becoming connected to the IoT, cyber security becomes an important issue to
address. Secured connections must be established between hardware, cloud applications and
servers, and finally users and services. The PSoC 6 MCU architecture supports multiple,
simultaneous secure environments without the need for external memories or secure
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Psoc ( Prrogrammable system on chip) is a highly programmable embedded design platform. It is
compossed of core, configurable analog and digital blocks programmable routing and interconnect.
Digital and analog i,e it includes programable analog capabilities as well.
With the advent of IOT billions of iot devices are getting connected in the near future. Vast amount
of chips and design solutions are emerging in the iot market. But the problem with these designs is
that what we have are power hungry application processors that provide ample performance, but
are not energy efficient for running battery powered IoT devices. And there are microcontrollers
that are cheap and low power, but fail to provide the performance levels necessary for implementing
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ultra low power without performance tradeoff
IoT developers are increasingly demanding embedded solutions that extend battery life without
sacrificing performance. Therefore, PSoC 6 has been purpose built on a dual core ARMВ®
CortexВ® M4 and ARM Cortex M0+ architecture
The ARM Cortex M4, running at 150 MHz speed is the primary application processor catering to
the high performance needs of IoT applications; the 100 MHz ARM Cortex M0+ processor,
supports low power operations. The PSoC 6 MCU also employs dynamic voltage and frequency
scaling techniques to lower the power bar further.
2.Scalability: The PSoC 6 MCU architecture enables the addition of new features and addresses the
need for unique IoT products with multiple connectivity options such as USB and BLE, software
defined peripherals to create custom analog and digital circuits and CapSenseВ®, the industry s
best capacitive sensing solution
3.hardware security?
With more devices becoming connected to the IoT, cyber security becomes an important issue to
address. Secured connections must be established between hardware, cloud applications and
servers, and finally users and services. The PSoC 6 MCU architecture supports multiple,
simultaneous secure environments without the need for external memories or secure
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Near Field Communication ( Nfc )
NFC Report Name Date Near field communication (NFC) Near field communication (NFC) is a
set of protocols that allow communication between two electronic devices. Most commonly this
technology is used for communication between portable devices like smartphones. Even though it
is a contact less system of communication, it requires that the devices are within 4 cm or 1.57
inch distance from each other (Carter Faulkner, 2015). Basically, this technology relies on
creating a low speed connection between the devices which has a very simple setting up
procedure. It has found application in a vast variety of applications, ranging from contact less
payment from credit and debit cards as well as the smartphone based payment techniques, to the
social networking applications as well, where media and contact information can be shared
wirelessly between devices. NFC technology has also found application for identity related
documents and keycards. Encoding and Encryptions The technology that allows contactless
transactions, because of its simplicity and effectiveness has become an integral part of people s
daily usage. However, there are many concerns regarding security that people have expressed about
it, most of which are quite valid. For example, one of the common application of NFC technology is
its ability to make purchases through different credit and debit card accounts, very simply through
one s smartphone. However, this feature, even though convenient,
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NFC Report Name Date Near field communication (NFC) Near field communication (NFC) is a
set of protocols that allow communication between two electronic devices. Most commonly this
technology is used for communication between portable devices like smartphones. Even though it
is a contact less system of communication, it requires that the devices are within 4 cm or 1.57
inch distance from each other (Carter Faulkner, 2015). Basically, this technology relies on
creating a low speed connection between the devices which has a very simple setting up
procedure. It has found application in a vast variety of applications, ranging from contact less
payment from credit and debit cards as well as the smartphone based payment techniques, to the
social networking applications as well, where media and contact information can be shared
wirelessly between devices. NFC technology has also found application for identity related
documents and keycards. Encoding and Encryptions The technology that allows contactless
transactions, because of its simplicity and effectiveness has become an integral part of people s
daily usage. However, there are many concerns regarding security that people have expressed about
it, most of which are quite valid. For example, one of the common application of NFC technology is
its ability to make purchases through different credit and debit card accounts, very simply through
one s smartphone. However, this feature, even though convenient,
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Army Leadership
Leadership defines the capacity of an individual to drive other individuals of an organizations
with the aim of reaching certain goals. We can say then a leader is someone who is capable of
guiding, influencing and inspiring. A leader is charismatic and so succeeds in communicating his
confidence and in obtaining a cohesive group. Without a doubt, the Army needs good leaderships
and leaders. The Army leader is interested in the evolution and transformation of the organization.
In the world of today, where the rhythm of change is often intense, the leader has to be there to
show the way, propose a vision of the future, mobilize and inspire the soldiers. The leadership is
what allows the Army to aim at a purpose, to put itself in action in spite... Show more content on
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He asks for opinions and take them into account in his decision making. He takes the time
necessary to make good decision and shows perseverance, motivation and optimism even in
adversity. He knows how to show empathy, that is he tries hard to understand the feelings of the
people who surround him. A leader should be a sociable person, who easily creates relationships
with others and who knows how to put in contribution his wide network of knowledge. These
qualities are very useful especially when the mission is in an unfamiliar environment. They can
help to know the terrain better, and adapting yourself, and to understand the people. An essential
dimension of leadership in the Army is the capacity to work as a team. A leader likes working
with others. He appreciates that there is around the table people with expertise and different
points of view, which gives a particular perspective on a given question. The Army leader role
remains the cornerstone of the success of the mission. In fact, your capacity to make people work
efficiently has to bring the synergy of the group towards the realization of a common
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Leadership defines the capacity of an individual to drive other individuals of an organizations
with the aim of reaching certain goals. We can say then a leader is someone who is capable of
guiding, influencing and inspiring. A leader is charismatic and so succeeds in communicating his
confidence and in obtaining a cohesive group. Without a doubt, the Army needs good leaderships
and leaders. The Army leader is interested in the evolution and transformation of the organization.
In the world of today, where the rhythm of change is often intense, the leader has to be there to
show the way, propose a vision of the future, mobilize and inspire the soldiers. The leadership is
what allows the Army to aim at a purpose, to put itself in action in spite... Show more content on
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He asks for opinions and take them into account in his decision making. He takes the time
necessary to make good decision and shows perseverance, motivation and optimism even in
adversity. He knows how to show empathy, that is he tries hard to understand the feelings of the
people who surround him. A leader should be a sociable person, who easily creates relationships
with others and who knows how to put in contribution his wide network of knowledge. These
qualities are very useful especially when the mission is in an unfamiliar environment. They can
help to know the terrain better, and adapting yourself, and to understand the people. An essential
dimension of leadership in the Army is the capacity to work as a team. A leader likes working
with others. He appreciates that there is around the table people with expertise and different
points of view, which gives a particular perspective on a given question. The Army leader role
remains the cornerstone of the success of the mission. In fact, your capacity to make people work
efficiently has to bring the synergy of the group towards the realization of a common
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Functions Of The Various Cerebral Cortex Regions Essay
1.Module
a.What are the functions of the various cerebral cortex regions?
b.To what extent can a damaged brain reorganize itself, and what is neurogenesis
c.What do split brains reveal about the functions of our two brain hemispheres?
d.What does research tell us about being left handed? Is it advantageous to be right handed?
2.Outline
a.The cerebral cortex
i.Older brain networks endure simple life roles and enable memory, emotions and basic drives. ii.
The cerebral hemisphere come as a duos iii. Cerebral cortex: a thin surface layer of interconnected
neural cells
1.Brains thinking crown
2.Bodies control and information center iv. The complex functions of our cerebral cortex is what
makes us distinctively human.
v.Structure of the cortex: vi. The brains left and right hemisphere are filled mainly with axons
connecting the cortex to the brains other regions vii. The cerebral cortex (being human takes a lot
of nerves)
1.Contains 20 35 billion of the brains nerve cells
2.300 trillion synaptic connections viii. Cortex is divided into four lobes separated by prominent
fissures or folds
1.Frontal lobes (behind your forehead)
2.Parietal lobes (at the top and to the rear)
3.Occipital lobes (at the back of your head)
4.Temporal lobes (reversing direction, just above ears) ix. Function of the cortex:
x.Specific parts of the cortex control complex functions like movement or speech xi. Motor
function:
1.1870, Gustav Fritsch and Eduard Hitzig discovered: Mild
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1.Module
a.What are the functions of the various cerebral cortex regions?
b.To what extent can a damaged brain reorganize itself, and what is neurogenesis
c.What do split brains reveal about the functions of our two brain hemispheres?
d.What does research tell us about being left handed? Is it advantageous to be right handed?
2.Outline
a.The cerebral cortex
i.Older brain networks endure simple life roles and enable memory, emotions and basic drives. ii.
The cerebral hemisphere come as a duos iii. Cerebral cortex: a thin surface layer of interconnected
neural cells
1.Brains thinking crown
2.Bodies control and information center iv. The complex functions of our cerebral cortex is what
makes us distinctively human.
v.Structure of the cortex: vi. The brains left and right hemisphere are filled mainly with axons
connecting the cortex to the brains other regions vii. The cerebral cortex (being human takes a lot
of nerves)
1.Contains 20 35 billion of the brains nerve cells
2.300 trillion synaptic connections viii. Cortex is divided into four lobes separated by prominent
fissures or folds
1.Frontal lobes (behind your forehead)
2.Parietal lobes (at the top and to the rear)
3.Occipital lobes (at the back of your head)
4.Temporal lobes (reversing direction, just above ears) ix. Function of the cortex:
x.Specific parts of the cortex control complex functions like movement or speech xi. Motor
function:
1.1870, Gustav Fritsch and Eduard Hitzig discovered: Mild
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Underground Railroad Research Paper
PART I
The Underground Railroad was a network of people, African American as well as Caucasians,
who assisted escaped slaves from the South by offering shelter, aid and protection. It was the
term used to describe a network of meeting places, secret routes, passageways and safe houses
used by slaves in the U.S. to escape slave holding states to northern states and Canada It developed
as a joint effort of several different clandestine groups most notably the Quakers who were the first
known group to take on the effort. The activities of the underground railroad operated from the
early 1800s to the Civil War however, the exact dates of its existence are unknown. The earliest
mention of the Underground Railroad came in 1831 when slave Tice ... Show more content on
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The American revolution was the kick starter to all the other revolutions stemming from the belief
of English theorists who rejected the longstanding idea that slavery was a condition that naturally
suited some people. Their transatlantic antislavery movement which believed that freedom was the
natural condition of man fed the emergence of the American revolution. In addition to the united
states, France and Haiti also formed revolutions all pushing and declaring the notions that all men
are created
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PART I
The Underground Railroad was a network of people, African American as well as Caucasians,
who assisted escaped slaves from the South by offering shelter, aid and protection. It was the
term used to describe a network of meeting places, secret routes, passageways and safe houses
used by slaves in the U.S. to escape slave holding states to northern states and Canada It developed
as a joint effort of several different clandestine groups most notably the Quakers who were the first
known group to take on the effort. The activities of the underground railroad operated from the
early 1800s to the Civil War however, the exact dates of its existence are unknown. The earliest
mention of the Underground Railroad came in 1831 when slave Tice ... Show more content on
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The American revolution was the kick starter to all the other revolutions stemming from the belief
of English theorists who rejected the longstanding idea that slavery was a condition that naturally
suited some people. Their transatlantic antislavery movement which believed that freedom was the
natural condition of man fed the emergence of the American revolution. In addition to the united
states, France and Haiti also formed revolutions all pushing and declaring the notions that all men
are created
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Homelessness Under The Mckinney Vento Homelessness...
Homelessness is one of the oldest problems that exist, fast forward almost 40 years since it s
been recognized as one and still there has been no avail to finding a real solution. The definition of
homelessness under the McKinney Vento Homelessness Assistance Act is defined as an individual:
who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence; and a person who has a nighttime
residence that is supervised publicly or privately operated shelter, and c) an institution that provides
a temporary residence for individuals intended to be institutionalized, or a private or public place
not designed for, a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings.
Homelessness is basically another form of poverty except more extreme, yet society treats it as if
it was on another spectrum of problems. Some in society stigmatize this population by saying
things like: they re homeless because they are drug addicts, alcoholics, they don t want to work
and just live off the government for free. What many forget to think about are the factors that have
these people on the street, or the fact that they are not only experiencing personal hardship by being
without a permanent residence but emotional ones as well. Add the fact they are sometimes
discriminated against and excluded by society, and you will realize you are looking at one of the
most vulnerable populations.
This homelessness population consists of people from all age groups: infants, children, adolescents,
adulthood, and the
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Homelessness is one of the oldest problems that exist, fast forward almost 40 years since it s
been recognized as one and still there has been no avail to finding a real solution. The definition of
homelessness under the McKinney Vento Homelessness Assistance Act is defined as an individual:
who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence; and a person who has a nighttime
residence that is supervised publicly or privately operated shelter, and c) an institution that provides
a temporary residence for individuals intended to be institutionalized, or a private or public place
not designed for, a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings.
Homelessness is basically another form of poverty except more extreme, yet society treats it as if
it was on another spectrum of problems. Some in society stigmatize this population by saying
things like: they re homeless because they are drug addicts, alcoholics, they don t want to work
and just live off the government for free. What many forget to think about are the factors that have
these people on the street, or the fact that they are not only experiencing personal hardship by being
without a permanent residence but emotional ones as well. Add the fact they are sometimes
discriminated against and excluded by society, and you will realize you are looking at one of the
most vulnerable populations.
This homelessness population consists of people from all age groups: infants, children, adolescents,
adulthood, and the
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Analysis Of Kenneth D Scott Jr.
Grenada, Senior Seminar Paper
Kenneth D Scott Jr.
SUNY Old Westbury
The specific group that is being studied is Grenadians, mainly Grenadian Americans. Unfortunately
due to its small size, there are not a lot of records of Grenadians immigrating to the US until
around 1950. During that time there was a huge influx of Grenadian women looking to start their
lives anew. Still then the number of Grenadians emigrating weren t as great in reference to the
other Caribbean countries. After the passing of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (Hart
Celler Act), it increased the amount of people allowed to emigrate from Caribbean countries (Love
Andrews, 2003). Unlike some countries people leaving Grenada to live in America wasn t
necessarily for economic reasons. One of the main reasons is because of the communist views of
the government during the 70s and 80s. According to the U.S. Census Bureau American
Community Survey (ACS) 2006 2010, the total amount of Grenadian Americans in the US is
approximately 28,488. Most of the Grenadians in America are in New York at approximate 19,175.
Throughout America there are about 1,232 Grenadians in New Jersey, 1,203 in Maryland and 2,357
in Florida. Compared to the estimated 19 million New Yorkers, .1% of them are Grenadian. In
New York, most of the Grenadians live in Brooklyn. There are about 14,956 Grenadians in
Brooklyn and 1,509 in Queens. This leaves an estimated 2,710 that are either upstate NY or spread
out
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Grenada, Senior Seminar Paper
Kenneth D Scott Jr.
SUNY Old Westbury
The specific group that is being studied is Grenadians, mainly Grenadian Americans. Unfortunately
due to its small size, there are not a lot of records of Grenadians immigrating to the US until
around 1950. During that time there was a huge influx of Grenadian women looking to start their
lives anew. Still then the number of Grenadians emigrating weren t as great in reference to the
other Caribbean countries. After the passing of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 (Hart
Celler Act), it increased the amount of people allowed to emigrate from Caribbean countries (Love
Andrews, 2003). Unlike some countries people leaving Grenada to live in America wasn t
necessarily for economic reasons. One of the main reasons is because of the communist views of
the government during the 70s and 80s. According to the U.S. Census Bureau American
Community Survey (ACS) 2006 2010, the total amount of Grenadian Americans in the US is
approximately 28,488. Most of the Grenadians in America are in New York at approximate 19,175.
Throughout America there are about 1,232 Grenadians in New Jersey, 1,203 in Maryland and 2,357
in Florida. Compared to the estimated 19 million New Yorkers, .1% of them are Grenadian. In
New York, most of the Grenadians live in Brooklyn. There are about 14,956 Grenadians in
Brooklyn and 1,509 in Queens. This leaves an estimated 2,710 that are either upstate NY or spread
out
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Antony In Shakespeare s Julius Ceasar
Antony was a very diverse character in the play Julius Caesar. He starts out as a small character
who is only mentioned once or twice an act. Later he is portrayed as a hero for the people.
Towards the end he is depicted as a liar and a cheat whose only goal is to attain power. As you
look over Antony throughout the play, you slowly start to see the real him which only comes
out when he is given the chance to rise up on the political chain. In the beginning of the play, you
hear very little of Antony. He is first mentioned during a scene where Caesar is in public about
to watch men race. Antony is asked to touch Caesar s wife, Calpurnia, as he is running so that
she may become pregnant. He agrees and is believed to have done so. After that, not much is
heard of Antony up until the point where Caesar is killed. There it is debated whether or not
Antony should be killed. It is decided that he will be spared because it is overkill to cut off arms
and legs after the head has already been removed. After this, Antony flees until the next scene where
the next element of his character is revealed. After the death... Show more content on
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He speaks with Lepidus and Octavius about who should be killed in order to maintain order and
to keep themselves in power. He haggles over the lives of his own family just to make sure that
he stays in control. This shows that he is power hungry. Antony makes the suggestion that
Lepidus go and get Caesar s will so that they can divert money from it to support their armies.
After Lepidus had left, they discussed how Lepidus would be discarded after he had served his
purposes and would not rise to power with them. Antony continues to strive for power throughout
the rest of the play and at the very end, he praises Brutus for how honorable he was. He again used
his speaking skills one last time to seal his right to power after the war was
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Antony was a very diverse character in the play Julius Caesar. He starts out as a small character
who is only mentioned once or twice an act. Later he is portrayed as a hero for the people.
Towards the end he is depicted as a liar and a cheat whose only goal is to attain power. As you
look over Antony throughout the play, you slowly start to see the real him which only comes
out when he is given the chance to rise up on the political chain. In the beginning of the play, you
hear very little of Antony. He is first mentioned during a scene where Caesar is in public about
to watch men race. Antony is asked to touch Caesar s wife, Calpurnia, as he is running so that
she may become pregnant. He agrees and is believed to have done so. After that, not much is
heard of Antony up until the point where Caesar is killed. There it is debated whether or not
Antony should be killed. It is decided that he will be spared because it is overkill to cut off arms
and legs after the head has already been removed. After this, Antony flees until the next scene where
the next element of his character is revealed. After the death... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He speaks with Lepidus and Octavius about who should be killed in order to maintain order and
to keep themselves in power. He haggles over the lives of his own family just to make sure that
he stays in control. This shows that he is power hungry. Antony makes the suggestion that
Lepidus go and get Caesar s will so that they can divert money from it to support their armies.
After Lepidus had left, they discussed how Lepidus would be discarded after he had served his
purposes and would not rise to power with them. Antony continues to strive for power throughout
the rest of the play and at the very end, he praises Brutus for how honorable he was. He again used
his speaking skills one last time to seal his right to power after the war was
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Personal Training Professionals
Working out with a personal training professional can be expensive and potentially time
consuming. Many people wonder whether they really need a professional fitness instructor to help
them achieve their fitness goals, or get them started with a fitness program. However, if you are
just getting started or implementing a new fitness program, you are probably facing a similar
dilemma.
Here is everything you need to know about professional fitness training and how you can benefit
from it.
Experience and Knowledge are Essential
A personal training professional can create an individualized program that is perfect for your
fitness needs. Getting such a customized program will not only target your problem areas, but also
help you achieve the best results in the most efficient way possible. ... Show more content on
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There are many instructors that lack the necessary competence needed to help you lose weight or
build muscle. And, though having a customized fitness program is the best option, having a fitness
professional that is well educated and knowledgeable seems to work even better because they can
create fitness formula that really works for your needs.
A Personal Trainer can Keep You Motivated
The second biggest advantage of working out with a fitness training professional is the motivation
and stimulation you will get. A fitness trainer will push you hard, making you work beyond your
comfort zone.
The psychological aspect of working out with a trainer is even more important than getting an
individual program. Perseverance is the key to succeeding in the fitness world and it can be
difficult to achieve many of your fitness goals on your own. Which is why so many individuals
hire a personal trainer because they understand what you need to help you reach your goals. Even if
that means a little push or words of encouragement.
A Personal Trainer Cannot Promise Immediate
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Working out with a personal training professional can be expensive and potentially time
consuming. Many people wonder whether they really need a professional fitness instructor to help
them achieve their fitness goals, or get them started with a fitness program. However, if you are
just getting started or implementing a new fitness program, you are probably facing a similar
dilemma.
Here is everything you need to know about professional fitness training and how you can benefit
from it.
Experience and Knowledge are Essential
A personal training professional can create an individualized program that is perfect for your
fitness needs. Getting such a customized program will not only target your problem areas, but also
help you achieve the best results in the most efficient way possible. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
There are many instructors that lack the necessary competence needed to help you lose weight or
build muscle. And, though having a customized fitness program is the best option, having a fitness
professional that is well educated and knowledgeable seems to work even better because they can
create fitness formula that really works for your needs.
A Personal Trainer can Keep You Motivated
The second biggest advantage of working out with a fitness training professional is the motivation
and stimulation you will get. A fitness trainer will push you hard, making you work beyond your
comfort zone.
The psychological aspect of working out with a trainer is even more important than getting an
individual program. Perseverance is the key to succeeding in the fitness world and it can be
difficult to achieve many of your fitness goals on your own. Which is why so many individuals
hire a personal trainer because they understand what you need to help you reach your goals. Even if
that means a little push or words of encouragement.
A Personal Trainer Cannot Promise Immediate
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The Pros And Cons Of The Social Learning Theory
The social learning theory in criminology states that people learn by observing others, then
attempt to replicate those behaviors they observed. These behaviors are learned through three
different ways according to the social learning theory. The first says that people learn by
observing others behaviors, and the rewards they receive by doing them. The second says that
people learn from observing others behaviors and the punishment that follows. The third way says
that people learn by observing others and receive no consequences for their actions. This paper will
attempt to show the pros and cons of social learningtheory in criminology, and how it relates to
statistical data.
Social Learning Theory and Statistical Proof A 2015/2016 study was conducted by the University
of Murcia and was comprised of 68 first year Primary Education students. It focused on the results
of students activity and interaction with others in their collaborative learning via a network. In this
case, a specific Facebook group was created specifically for the study. The experiment goal was to
improve and optimize future experience that constructed improved usage tools, analyze them, and
put them into practice (Diaz, Solano, Sanchez, 2017). The researcher was the moderator and a
participant, who collected the information through the direct observation process. Consideration
must be given that this type of study has limitations, such as the scarce control of strange variables,
possible
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The social learning theory in criminology states that people learn by observing others, then
attempt to replicate those behaviors they observed. These behaviors are learned through three
different ways according to the social learning theory. The first says that people learn by
observing others behaviors, and the rewards they receive by doing them. The second says that
people learn from observing others behaviors and the punishment that follows. The third way says
that people learn by observing others and receive no consequences for their actions. This paper will
attempt to show the pros and cons of social learningtheory in criminology, and how it relates to
statistical data.
Social Learning Theory and Statistical Proof A 2015/2016 study was conducted by the University
of Murcia and was comprised of 68 first year Primary Education students. It focused on the results
of students activity and interaction with others in their collaborative learning via a network. In this
case, a specific Facebook group was created specifically for the study. The experiment goal was to
improve and optimize future experience that constructed improved usage tools, analyze them, and
put them into practice (Diaz, Solano, Sanchez, 2017). The researcher was the moderator and a
participant, who collected the information through the direct observation process. Consideration
must be given that this type of study has limitations, such as the scarce control of strange variables,
possible
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Altruistic Nature Of Don s Relationship
Every morning, Don wakes up shortly after midnight to prepare for an eight hour workshift.
Shortly after, he leaves his house and makes his way to the local post office, where he works as
a mail carrier. By nine o clock he has clocked out and is on his way to work another full work day
as a self employed arborist of sorts. From then until dusk, he hustles around central Indiana
completing his daily list of jobs and tasks. At the end of the day, he finally returns home where
he spends an hour or so with his wife and children before calling going to bed to rest before
another cycle of work. But what does it matter that some guy in some corn growing city delivers
mail and cuts down trees? Well, Don has utilized his work and the attitude he approaches his work
with as a means of expressing his moral and spiritual principles as well as a tool for influencing
members of his familyand community.
Don expresses his love ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although, his motive can often be misinterpreted as he speaks with insensitivity. wears an intense
expression on his face and , frequently, oversteps social boundaries, his approach to social
interaction enables him to express his concern for others. Don s blunt responses, for example,
enable him to be completely honest with his family and co workers. At the same time, his
threatening facial expressions demonstrate the passion and thought put into his words. Most
importantly, lacking a fear of hurting another person s feelings, Don is able to overcome the
restrictions of polite conversation and clearly deliver the truth to whomever he is speaking. His
rude remarks and borderline impolite phrases demonstrate that he loves his family and friends so
much that he is willing to hurt their feelings to ultimately build them up to be better people. He has
taught me that accepting the consequences of truth is worth building strong relationships founded
on the values of
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Every morning, Don wakes up shortly after midnight to prepare for an eight hour workshift.
Shortly after, he leaves his house and makes his way to the local post office, where he works as
a mail carrier. By nine o clock he has clocked out and is on his way to work another full work day
as a self employed arborist of sorts. From then until dusk, he hustles around central Indiana
completing his daily list of jobs and tasks. At the end of the day, he finally returns home where
he spends an hour or so with his wife and children before calling going to bed to rest before
another cycle of work. But what does it matter that some guy in some corn growing city delivers
mail and cuts down trees? Well, Don has utilized his work and the attitude he approaches his work
with as a means of expressing his moral and spiritual principles as well as a tool for influencing
members of his familyand community.
Don expresses his love ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although, his motive can often be misinterpreted as he speaks with insensitivity. wears an intense
expression on his face and , frequently, oversteps social boundaries, his approach to social
interaction enables him to express his concern for others. Don s blunt responses, for example,
enable him to be completely honest with his family and co workers. At the same time, his
threatening facial expressions demonstrate the passion and thought put into his words. Most
importantly, lacking a fear of hurting another person s feelings, Don is able to overcome the
restrictions of polite conversation and clearly deliver the truth to whomever he is speaking. His
rude remarks and borderline impolite phrases demonstrate that he loves his family and friends so
much that he is willing to hurt their feelings to ultimately build them up to be better people. He has
taught me that accepting the consequences of truth is worth building strong relationships founded
on the values of
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The Mobile Ad Hoc Networks Essay
Abstract Mobile ad hoc networks will appear in environments where the nodes of the networks are
absent and have little or no physical protection against tampering. The nodes of mobile ad hoc
networks are thus susceptible to compromise. The networks are particularly vulnerable to denial of
service (DOS) attacks launched through compromised nodes or intruders. This work proposed a
new DOS attack and its defense in ad hocnetworks. The new DOS attack, called Ad Hoc
Flooding Attack(AHFA), can result in denial of service when used against on demand routing
protocols for mobile ad hoc networks, such as AODV, DSR. The intruder broadcasts mass
Route Request packets to exhaust the communication bandwidth and node resource so that the
valid communication cannot be kept.
After analyzed Ad Hoc Flooding Attack, we develop
Flooding Attack Prevention (FAP), a defense against the Ad Hoc
Flooding Attack in mobile ad hoc networks. When the intruder broadcasts exceeding packets of
Route Request, the immediate neighbors of the intruder record the behavior of sender and check its
trust by a trust function . Once the threshold is exceeded, nodes deny any future request packets
from the intruder. The results of this implementation show FAP can prevent the Ad Hoc Flooding
attack efficiently.
Index Terms Ad Hoc Network, MANET, Flooding Attack
I. INTRODUCTION
Ad hoc networks are wireless networks where nodes communicate with each other using multi hop
links. There is no stationary infrastructure or
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Abstract Mobile ad hoc networks will appear in environments where the nodes of the networks are
absent and have little or no physical protection against tampering. The nodes of mobile ad hoc
networks are thus susceptible to compromise. The networks are particularly vulnerable to denial of
service (DOS) attacks launched through compromised nodes or intruders. This work proposed a
new DOS attack and its defense in ad hocnetworks. The new DOS attack, called Ad Hoc
Flooding Attack(AHFA), can result in denial of service when used against on demand routing
protocols for mobile ad hoc networks, such as AODV, DSR. The intruder broadcasts mass
Route Request packets to exhaust the communication bandwidth and node resource so that the
valid communication cannot be kept.
After analyzed Ad Hoc Flooding Attack, we develop
Flooding Attack Prevention (FAP), a defense against the Ad Hoc
Flooding Attack in mobile ad hoc networks. When the intruder broadcasts exceeding packets of
Route Request, the immediate neighbors of the intruder record the behavior of sender and check its
trust by a trust function . Once the threshold is exceeded, nodes deny any future request packets
from the intruder. The results of this implementation show FAP can prevent the Ad Hoc Flooding
attack efficiently.
Index Terms Ad Hoc Network, MANET, Flooding Attack
I. INTRODUCTION
Ad hoc networks are wireless networks where nodes communicate with each other using multi hop
links. There is no stationary infrastructure or
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Skok Freedom Speech
Dwight D. Eisenhower once said, Every step we take towards making the State our Caretaker of
our lives, by that much we move toward making the State our Master. The First Amendment to the
Unites States Constitution has been under much scrutiny and had much heat of late. Returning to
its pure roots, National Socialist Party of America v. Village of Skokie describes how the U. S.
Government must allow freedom speech, even if it is evil, to protect the democracy. When the
National Socialist Party of America (NSPA), a professed Nazi group, applied for a permit to
demonstrate in the highly Jewish city of Skokie, the town refused to grant the permit. NSPA took
their case to the county court which granted them the ability to peacefully protest... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This case points back to the purpose of government. Dwight D. Eisenhower as did many Unites
States presidents, stated countless times that a democracy can only stand with virtuous people
as its citizens. If evil people fill the country, only a dictatorship can bring order. This case
demonstrates that America is built upon allowing the free speech of controversial and opposing
views. Limiting the rights of the NSPA would pave the way for other types of speech to be
limited. My initial view was of course that anyone promoting Nazis views should not be allowed
to march, especially considering the town s Jewish population. After further consideration, I
realized that if the government has the ability to restrict Nazis protests, they have the ability to
silence me if I am trying to share my faith with a Nazi and it offends them. If we give this power
of limiting free speech to the government, they will basically be able to limit it however they so
choose. If we allow the government to specifically certain types of speech, that power will
invariably grow and power that is once tasted is not given back. We would most definitely loose
freedom in other areas of speech. The speech, though I m sure it caused emotional distress, did not
physically harm the citizens of the town. I do think that the banning of the swastika was
appropriate. At popularly agreed times, it is not appropriate to demonstrate with the Confederate
Flag or other symbols that can inferred with extreme
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dwight D. Eisenhower once said, Every step we take towards making the State our Caretaker of
our lives, by that much we move toward making the State our Master. The First Amendment to the
Unites States Constitution has been under much scrutiny and had much heat of late. Returning to
its pure roots, National Socialist Party of America v. Village of Skokie describes how the U. S.
Government must allow freedom speech, even if it is evil, to protect the democracy. When the
National Socialist Party of America (NSPA), a professed Nazi group, applied for a permit to
demonstrate in the highly Jewish city of Skokie, the town refused to grant the permit. NSPA took
their case to the county court which granted them the ability to peacefully protest... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This case points back to the purpose of government. Dwight D. Eisenhower as did many Unites
States presidents, stated countless times that a democracy can only stand with virtuous people
as its citizens. If evil people fill the country, only a dictatorship can bring order. This case
demonstrates that America is built upon allowing the free speech of controversial and opposing
views. Limiting the rights of the NSPA would pave the way for other types of speech to be
limited. My initial view was of course that anyone promoting Nazis views should not be allowed
to march, especially considering the town s Jewish population. After further consideration, I
realized that if the government has the ability to restrict Nazis protests, they have the ability to
silence me if I am trying to share my faith with a Nazi and it offends them. If we give this power
of limiting free speech to the government, they will basically be able to limit it however they so
choose. If we allow the government to specifically certain types of speech, that power will
invariably grow and power that is once tasted is not given back. We would most definitely loose
freedom in other areas of speech. The speech, though I m sure it caused emotional distress, did not
physically harm the citizens of the town. I do think that the banning of the swastika was
appropriate. At popularly agreed times, it is not appropriate to demonstrate with the Confederate
Flag or other symbols that can inferred with extreme
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Differences Between Cesna And Embraer
Cessna and Embraer offer aircraft for commuter, business and private use. Currently, Cessna
offers 9 business jets in their fleet. A 10th aircraft is in production, with an unknown maximum
passenger capacity and the longest distance capability of 4,500 nautical miles. The Citation
Mustang, the smallest of the Cessna aircraft, carries a maximum of 5 passengers at a maximum
distance of 1,200 nautical miles. The largest aircraft in the Cessna fleet, the Citation Longitude
has a capacity of 12 passengers and a range of 3,400 nautical miles. (Cessna 2016). Embraer
offers 7 executive jets for purchase, ranging from 4 to 19 passengers. The largest of the fleet, the
Lineage 1000E is able to fly a maximum of 4,600 nautical miles, with 13 to 19 passengers on
board; the smaller aircraft, the Phenom 100 is able to fly 4 7 passengers, based on configuration, a
maximum of 1,178 nautical miles (Embraer 2016). Each manufacturer provides the highest quality
of furnishings and avionics in each aircraft. Both offer living quarters in the larger aircraft, as well
as a food preparation area. Cabin entertainment and communication networks are supplied in...
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However, both Cessna and Embraer are very competitive with the other high end luxury brands
of Gulfstream and Dassault Aviation. While the Gulfstream G650 and the Dassault Falcon
2000LXS are larger aircraft with a heftier price tags ($65 million and $33 million, respectively),
the operating costs are higher compared to Cessna and Embraer. (Cessna 2016, Embraer 2016).
The Cessna and Embraer aircraft are capable of flying at the same cruising altitudes as their
competitors, as well as flying at relatively same operating speeds of 0.8 Mach (Cessna 2016,
Embraer 2016); Dassault (Dassault 2016) and Gulfstream (Gulfstream 2016) are capable of 0.9 and
0.8 Mach,
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Cessna and Embraer offer aircraft for commuter, business and private use. Currently, Cessna
offers 9 business jets in their fleet. A 10th aircraft is in production, with an unknown maximum
passenger capacity and the longest distance capability of 4,500 nautical miles. The Citation
Mustang, the smallest of the Cessna aircraft, carries a maximum of 5 passengers at a maximum
distance of 1,200 nautical miles. The largest aircraft in the Cessna fleet, the Citation Longitude
has a capacity of 12 passengers and a range of 3,400 nautical miles. (Cessna 2016). Embraer
offers 7 executive jets for purchase, ranging from 4 to 19 passengers. The largest of the fleet, the
Lineage 1000E is able to fly a maximum of 4,600 nautical miles, with 13 to 19 passengers on
board; the smaller aircraft, the Phenom 100 is able to fly 4 7 passengers, based on configuration, a
maximum of 1,178 nautical miles (Embraer 2016). Each manufacturer provides the highest quality
of furnishings and avionics in each aircraft. Both offer living quarters in the larger aircraft, as well
as a food preparation area. Cabin entertainment and communication networks are supplied in...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, both Cessna and Embraer are very competitive with the other high end luxury brands
of Gulfstream and Dassault Aviation. While the Gulfstream G650 and the Dassault Falcon
2000LXS are larger aircraft with a heftier price tags ($65 million and $33 million, respectively),
the operating costs are higher compared to Cessna and Embraer. (Cessna 2016, Embraer 2016).
The Cessna and Embraer aircraft are capable of flying at the same cruising altitudes as their
competitors, as well as flying at relatively same operating speeds of 0.8 Mach (Cessna 2016,
Embraer 2016); Dassault (Dassault 2016) and Gulfstream (Gulfstream 2016) are capable of 0.9 and
0.8 Mach,
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Native American Modern Art
Modern is a term that can hold many different meanings. In order for something to be modern it
must be created or inspired by the experiences of living in modernity. A period of social, political,
and economic change that began in the eighteenth century. Since the definition of modern is so
broad it allows for lots of controversy about whether or not something is necessarily modern. When
it comes to modern artthis especially is an issue. In most of the worlds eyes modern art is a
european practice that came from artists like Van Gogh and his contemporaries. But in reality many
other artists and cultures developed their own forms of modern art. Many Native North American
artists participated in this movement of modernism, using the same conceptual... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Howe s painting style was very modern, stemming from both the style he was taught at the Studio
School and modern geometric shapes. His piece Rider, a mural that he painted at the University of
South Dakota, portrays Sioux dancers and riders as explosive fractures of color. This painting is
very abstract with bright colors and sharp geometric shapes. The styles used in the painting are very
similar to that of many other European modern artists. Regardless of this neither the modernist
movement nor the traditional indian painters accepted Howe s work. When Howe attempted to
enter his work in the 1958 Philbrook Annual he was told that his paintings did not represent Indian
style. He explained that though the image may not look like it hold traditional meaning that these
explosive figures were connected to the Sioux trickster and shape shifter Iktomi, and thus were
influenced by traditional Native American culture. Howe also explained to the curator that Native
American Art is much more than pretty stylized pictures and that Indian art must develop in the
same way that European art
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Modern is a term that can hold many different meanings. In order for something to be modern it
must be created or inspired by the experiences of living in modernity. A period of social, political,
and economic change that began in the eighteenth century. Since the definition of modern is so
broad it allows for lots of controversy about whether or not something is necessarily modern. When
it comes to modern artthis especially is an issue. In most of the worlds eyes modern art is a
european practice that came from artists like Van Gogh and his contemporaries. But in reality many
other artists and cultures developed their own forms of modern art. Many Native North American
artists participated in this movement of modernism, using the same conceptual... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
Howe s painting style was very modern, stemming from both the style he was taught at the Studio
School and modern geometric shapes. His piece Rider, a mural that he painted at the University of
South Dakota, portrays Sioux dancers and riders as explosive fractures of color. This painting is
very abstract with bright colors and sharp geometric shapes. The styles used in the painting are very
similar to that of many other European modern artists. Regardless of this neither the modernist
movement nor the traditional indian painters accepted Howe s work. When Howe attempted to
enter his work in the 1958 Philbrook Annual he was told that his paintings did not represent Indian
style. He explained that though the image may not look like it hold traditional meaning that these
explosive figures were connected to the Sioux trickster and shape shifter Iktomi, and thus were
influenced by traditional Native American culture. Howe also explained to the curator that Native
American Art is much more than pretty stylized pictures and that Indian art must develop in the
same way that European art
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Felons Should Be Abolished
For centuries, criminals have been punished in ways not limited to physical incarceration. In
Babylonian times, the Code of Hammurabi guaranteed justice by ensuring the perpetrator s
punishment was commensurate to his or her crime; for example, an eye for an eye. A punishment
such as that was the cornerstone of justice because it removed what the culprit robbed from his or
her victim. In other cases, much like the one currently in place in the United States, a convicted
felon is not only physically imprisoned, but also civilly and mentally incarcerated. Even after a
citizen convicted felon is released from prison, his or her civil duties are no longer required by
society, duties such as voting, a fundamental part of the American democratic... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In fact, most states have already taken the initiative of allowing their convicts to vote after the
completion of his or her sentence. In Arizona, voting rights are automatically restored to first time
offenders after the completion of his or her sentence; however, repeating offenders must be given a
Governor s pardon (NCSL np). California not only automatically restores voting rights after the
completion of a sentence, being either parole or probation, but also, the State of California does not
disenfranchise convicts in county jails (NCSL np). Many other states restore rights after the
completion of the sentence, but in every state, the rules and processes are different. For example, in
Tennessee, convicted felons are permanently disenfranchised if he or she committed a heinous crime
such as murder, rape, treason, voter fraud, or a violent sexual offense; whereas other states
enfranchise its convicts immediately after the completion of the sentence regardless of their crime
(NCSL
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
For centuries, criminals have been punished in ways not limited to physical incarceration. In
Babylonian times, the Code of Hammurabi guaranteed justice by ensuring the perpetrator s
punishment was commensurate to his or her crime; for example, an eye for an eye. A punishment
such as that was the cornerstone of justice because it removed what the culprit robbed from his or
her victim. In other cases, much like the one currently in place in the United States, a convicted
felon is not only physically imprisoned, but also civilly and mentally incarcerated. Even after a
citizen convicted felon is released from prison, his or her civil duties are no longer required by
society, duties such as voting, a fundamental part of the American democratic... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In fact, most states have already taken the initiative of allowing their convicts to vote after the
completion of his or her sentence. In Arizona, voting rights are automatically restored to first time
offenders after the completion of his or her sentence; however, repeating offenders must be given a
Governor s pardon (NCSL np). California not only automatically restores voting rights after the
completion of a sentence, being either parole or probation, but also, the State of California does not
disenfranchise convicts in county jails (NCSL np). Many other states restore rights after the
completion of the sentence, but in every state, the rules and processes are different. For example, in
Tennessee, convicted felons are permanently disenfranchised if he or she committed a heinous crime
such as murder, rape, treason, voter fraud, or a violent sexual offense; whereas other states
enfranchise its convicts immediately after the completion of the sentence regardless of their crime
(NCSL
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