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The Great White Shark Essay
The Great White Shark Beginning with the simplest one celled organism, an extraordinary animal rose
in the murky waters entitled to a non comparable killing eating machine. This organism has become
nature s most genuine and most successful creature that it has remained unchanged for over 250
million years. Nature finally invented the perfect king of the sea. This animal has given the sea it s
living adjective; in turn, it was entitled the great white shark.
The Great White Shark derived from a series of evolutionary advancements that took several billion
years. It began with the derivation of the vertebrates the Phylum
Chordata. Here, the Class Agnotha came to existence. Some features of Agnotha are the presence of a
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The great white shark has two types of muscles red and white. Red muscle is aerobic; thus, it needs
oxygen to function. This muscle contains myoglobin. The main function of the red muscles is used
just for swimming. The white muscle is anaerobic doesn t need oxygen. White muscles primarily
function for sudden bursts of speed when attacking a prey.
One cannot forget to realize the teeth of the great white, as well as its powerful jaw structure. The
teeth are actually modified, enlarged placoid scales. The teeth aren t anchored in the jaw; they are just
embedded on the gums. Unfortunately, when the great white shark eats on its prey, it sometimes loses
or breaks the tooth by the flesh. Luckily, sharks have developed a special feature that enables it to
replace its missing tooth. They have developed rows of teeth, each tooth moving up to replace the
missing one. A whole broken row of teeth can be replenished, just like a conveyor belt. Each tooth,
though, has a different shape, changing according to its necessity. The great white has triangular,
serrated edged teeth anywhere from one to two inches long. With this feature, the shark is able to tear
through the flesh for its meal. The jaw of the shark is made up of strong bone tissue. It must be very
powerful because the shark is designed for feeding.
In link to the teeth is the shark s olfactory sense,
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The Great White Shark Beginning with the simplest one celled organism, an extraordinary animal rose
in the murky waters entitled to a non comparable killing eating machine. This organism has become
nature s most genuine and most successful creature that it has remained unchanged for over 250
million years. Nature finally invented the perfect king of the sea. This animal has given the sea it s
living adjective; in turn, it was entitled the great white shark.
The Great White Shark derived from a series of evolutionary advancements that took several billion
years. It began with the derivation of the vertebrates the Phylum
Chordata. Here, the Class Agnotha came to existence. Some features of Agnotha are the presence of a
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The great white shark has two types of muscles red and white. Red muscle is aerobic; thus, it needs
oxygen to function. This muscle contains myoglobin. The main function of the red muscles is used
just for swimming. The white muscle is anaerobic doesn t need oxygen. White muscles primarily
function for sudden bursts of speed when attacking a prey.
One cannot forget to realize the teeth of the great white, as well as its powerful jaw structure. The
teeth are actually modified, enlarged placoid scales. The teeth aren t anchored in the jaw; they are just
embedded on the gums. Unfortunately, when the great white shark eats on its prey, it sometimes loses
or breaks the tooth by the flesh. Luckily, sharks have developed a special feature that enables it to
replace its missing tooth. They have developed rows of teeth, each tooth moving up to replace the
missing one. A whole broken row of teeth can be replenished, just like a conveyor belt. Each tooth,
though, has a different shape, changing according to its necessity. The great white has triangular,
serrated edged teeth anywhere from one to two inches long. With this feature, the shark is able to tear
through the flesh for its meal. The jaw of the shark is made up of strong bone tissue. It must be very
powerful because the shark is designed for feeding.
In link to the teeth is the shark s olfactory sense,
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Edward Scissorhands Connected with to Kill a Mockingbird
Stage 1 English Specialist
Mrs Brindal, 2007
Jacqueline Bonsell, 1101
Word Count: 1,397
Compare the ways in which the authors of two texts explore how society treats people who are
different.
The texts Edward Scissorhands directed by Tim Burton and To Kill a Mockingbird a controversial
novel written by Harper Lee both explore the ways in which society treats people who are not like
them whether it is because they look or act different. Both texts demonstrate how a misunderstood
character can be quickly judged through his actions and appearance. Whilst the two texts focus mainly
on appearance as an explanation for the way the characters are treated, they also illustrate the death of
innocence through critical eyes. Harper Lee and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Using Edward as the mockingbird, all his intentions are is to satisfy his loved ones, preferably Kim
but when he is arrested due to a failed robbery attempt which was set up by Kim s boyfriend, Edward
is almost entirely loathed by everyone except for the Boggs family. This incident clearly illustrates
how society welcomes only those they can take advantage of, and once proven un useful, they are
condemned for life.
In Edward Scissorhands, each of the characters have their own persona, just as the characters in To
Kill a Mockingbird do. Peg and Atticus both have similar personalities concerning the main characters
of the stories. When Peg firsts sees Edward, although at first, she is scared by looking at Edward s
scissor hands, she does not at all think he is weird just because he is different. When Atticus is
assigned to defend Tom Robinson, he does not complain, instead he supports Tom to the best of his
ability. If there are two people who judge Tom and Edward the most, it would be Bob Ewell and Jim
respectively. After the trial of Tom Robinson, despite the fact that he was found guilty then shot and
killed, Bob Ewell menaces Tom s widow, tries to break into the judge s house and spits on Atticus. Jim
continuously makes the effort to threaten Edward with violence, even after he is sent back up to his
house by the township. Mayella Ewell and
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Stage 1 English Specialist
Mrs Brindal, 2007
Jacqueline Bonsell, 1101
Word Count: 1,397
Compare the ways in which the authors of two texts explore how society treats people who are
different.
The texts Edward Scissorhands directed by Tim Burton and To Kill a Mockingbird a controversial
novel written by Harper Lee both explore the ways in which society treats people who are not like
them whether it is because they look or act different. Both texts demonstrate how a misunderstood
character can be quickly judged through his actions and appearance. Whilst the two texts focus mainly
on appearance as an explanation for the way the characters are treated, they also illustrate the death of
innocence through critical eyes. Harper Lee and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Using Edward as the mockingbird, all his intentions are is to satisfy his loved ones, preferably Kim
but when he is arrested due to a failed robbery attempt which was set up by Kim s boyfriend, Edward
is almost entirely loathed by everyone except for the Boggs family. This incident clearly illustrates
how society welcomes only those they can take advantage of, and once proven un useful, they are
condemned for life.
In Edward Scissorhands, each of the characters have their own persona, just as the characters in To
Kill a Mockingbird do. Peg and Atticus both have similar personalities concerning the main characters
of the stories. When Peg firsts sees Edward, although at first, she is scared by looking at Edward s
scissor hands, she does not at all think he is weird just because he is different. When Atticus is
assigned to defend Tom Robinson, he does not complain, instead he supports Tom to the best of his
ability. If there are two people who judge Tom and Edward the most, it would be Bob Ewell and Jim
respectively. After the trial of Tom Robinson, despite the fact that he was found guilty then shot and
killed, Bob Ewell menaces Tom s widow, tries to break into the judge s house and spits on Atticus. Jim
continuously makes the effort to threaten Edward with violence, even after he is sent back up to his
house by the township. Mayella Ewell and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Informative Essay About Horse Racing
Horse racing
Horse riding is an ancient sport that began in Central Asia about 4500 BC. Currently, horse racing is
one game that is has been legalized in terms of gambling throughout the globe especially in American.
The racing involves more than one horse galloped by jockeys in a race. In Australia, thoroughbred
horse racing is a popular gambling sport having A$ 14.3 billion wagered in 2009 2010. Australia has
two features two types of racing, level racing and over fences in Victoria and southern parts of
Australia. Statistically, Australia has the highest number of racecourses globally. After the United
States, it follows with the number of horses beginning the race annually. When it comes to prize
money, it comes third after U.S. and Japan. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
7. Tasmanian summer racing carnival
8. Northern Territory (NT) Darwin Cup day
Training
The training of the horse varies depending on the race length. A horse s fitness strategy must be
synchronized well to prevent any onset of harm or lameness. This is done to also eliminate the
willingness of the horse to learn. Galloping exercises are suitable for preparation two year old
racehorses, but the amount is limited by both psychological and physical issues. Nearly all competing
horses begin their training prior to most other riding horses at about two years of age.
Trainers
Some of the famous trainers in the history of Australia include Bart Cummings who used to be in
charge of 12 Melbourne Cup winners. Another trainer is Tommy Smith greatly known to win about 30
successive Sydney Trainers Premierships before he passed on. Other prominent trainers include Lee
Freedman, David Hayes. Jack Denham, Colin Hayes, Etienne L. de Mestre, James Scobie and Gai
Waterhouse
Horse breeds
The unique landscapes and characteristics of this continental nation have also led to Australian horse
breeds that are unique and distinct in looks, temperament, and willingness. Some of the breeds include
Stallions, Mares, Live Foals, Gross Yearling, Median sale price and Champion
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Horse racing
Horse riding is an ancient sport that began in Central Asia about 4500 BC. Currently, horse racing is
one game that is has been legalized in terms of gambling throughout the globe especially in American.
The racing involves more than one horse galloped by jockeys in a race. In Australia, thoroughbred
horse racing is a popular gambling sport having A$ 14.3 billion wagered in 2009 2010. Australia has
two features two types of racing, level racing and over fences in Victoria and southern parts of
Australia. Statistically, Australia has the highest number of racecourses globally. After the United
States, it follows with the number of horses beginning the race annually. When it comes to prize
money, it comes third after U.S. and Japan. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
7. Tasmanian summer racing carnival
8. Northern Territory (NT) Darwin Cup day
Training
The training of the horse varies depending on the race length. A horse s fitness strategy must be
synchronized well to prevent any onset of harm or lameness. This is done to also eliminate the
willingness of the horse to learn. Galloping exercises are suitable for preparation two year old
racehorses, but the amount is limited by both psychological and physical issues. Nearly all competing
horses begin their training prior to most other riding horses at about two years of age.
Trainers
Some of the famous trainers in the history of Australia include Bart Cummings who used to be in
charge of 12 Melbourne Cup winners. Another trainer is Tommy Smith greatly known to win about 30
successive Sydney Trainers Premierships before he passed on. Other prominent trainers include Lee
Freedman, David Hayes. Jack Denham, Colin Hayes, Etienne L. de Mestre, James Scobie and Gai
Waterhouse
Horse breeds
The unique landscapes and characteristics of this continental nation have also led to Australian horse
breeds that are unique and distinct in looks, temperament, and willingness. Some of the breeds include
Stallions, Mares, Live Foals, Gross Yearling, Median sale price and Champion
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay about The Alternative Energy Source to Oil
The Alternative Energy Source to Oil
Introduction
1.0 Renewable Energy is the term used to describe those energy flows that occur naturally and
repeatedly in the environment, e.g. from the sun, wind and the oceans, and from plants and the fall of
water. It also refers to the energy available from wastes and to the emerging clean technology of fuel
cells.
There are wide ranges of renewable energy sources/technologies, varying in technical and commercial
viability. These include:
Solar Power (Photovoltaic)
Hydro electric Power
Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Geothermal
Wind Power
Nuclear Power
1.1 The modern drive to harness renewable energy began in the 1970 s. It was promoted by ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The exceptions are geothermal energy, and nuclear fission and fusion. Much of the world s required
energy can be supplied by solar power.
2.1 The first practical solar cell was developed at Bell Laboratories in 1954. With the advent of the
space program, Photovoltaic cells made from semi conductor grade silicon quickly became the power
source of choice for use on satellites. The systems were very reliable, and cost was of little concern. In
the early 1970s, the disruption of oil supplies to the industrialized world led to serious consideration of
Photovoltaic as a terrestrial power source. This application focused research attention on improving
performance, lowering costs and increasing reliability.
Due to the nature of solar energy, two components are required to have a functional solar energy
generator. These two components are a collector and a storage unit. The collector simply collects the
radiation that falls on it and converts a fraction of it to other forms of energy (either electricity and
heat or heat alone). The storage unit is required because of the non constant nature of solar energy; at
certain times only a very small amount of radiation will be received. The storage unit can hold the
excess energy produced during the periods of maximum productivity, and release it when the
productivity drops. In practice, a backup power supply is added, too,
The Alternative Energy Source to Oil
Introduction
1.0 Renewable Energy is the term used to describe those energy flows that occur naturally and
repeatedly in the environment, e.g. from the sun, wind and the oceans, and from plants and the fall of
water. It also refers to the energy available from wastes and to the emerging clean technology of fuel
cells.
There are wide ranges of renewable energy sources/technologies, varying in technical and commercial
viability. These include:
Solar Power (Photovoltaic)
Hydro electric Power
Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Geothermal
Wind Power
Nuclear Power
1.1 The modern drive to harness renewable energy began in the 1970 s. It was promoted by ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The exceptions are geothermal energy, and nuclear fission and fusion. Much of the world s required
energy can be supplied by solar power.
2.1 The first practical solar cell was developed at Bell Laboratories in 1954. With the advent of the
space program, Photovoltaic cells made from semi conductor grade silicon quickly became the power
source of choice for use on satellites. The systems were very reliable, and cost was of little concern. In
the early 1970s, the disruption of oil supplies to the industrialized world led to serious consideration of
Photovoltaic as a terrestrial power source. This application focused research attention on improving
performance, lowering costs and increasing reliability.
Due to the nature of solar energy, two components are required to have a functional solar energy
generator. These two components are a collector and a storage unit. The collector simply collects the
radiation that falls on it and converts a fraction of it to other forms of energy (either electricity and
heat or heat alone). The storage unit is required because of the non constant nature of solar energy; at
certain times only a very small amount of radiation will be received. The storage unit can hold the
excess energy produced during the periods of maximum productivity, and release it when the
productivity drops. In practice, a backup power supply is added, too,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Application Of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Nowadays, new technology is rapidly shaping the way how construction projects are delivered. The
application of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is one of these examples. Unlike conventional aerial
measurement by aircraft, it doesn t require expensive aeronautical facility and trivial procedure.
Comparing to other surveying approaches like using the GPS navigation, the UAV systems can
outperform in many large scale projects by saving cost and time. There many explorations to potential
applications of UAVs budget and schedule control, construction innovation, and safety practices.
However, in the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and many state
regulations often prevent or limit the wide use of UAVs. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
To fulfill that goal, the booming technology like point cloud technology can be utilized with the
UAVs. In construction aspect, the point cloud data is a set of coordinates produced by 3D scanning
process which executed by the UAVs. By software like Geomagic Studio, the point cloud data for the
job site can be converted into 3D topographic, or the sections inside the building can be transformed
into 3D models. By the year 2018, the domestic UAV industry is expected to grow to be a $13.6
billion market (Hanna, 2014). Due to the small payload of the UAVs and the movement attributions in
the flight, the most of unmanned aerial vehicles utilized in the construction site cannot be equipped
with professional cameras. However, the data collected by UAVs still meets the accuracy requirements
for the construction. Comparing to other surveying options like using measure station or GPS
equipment, the data collected by UAV systems can still outperform the data measured by traditional
equipment and techniques in cost and time. Therefore, with proper construction strategy, the UAV
systems with point cloud can be a promising tool for construction. It is important for construction
managers to consider value engineering which means balancing three elements: quality, cost, and
schedule in the construction process. Basically, applying UAV system with point cloud technology can
improve the overall construction efficiency through three aspects: improving the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nowadays, new technology is rapidly shaping the way how construction projects are delivered. The
application of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) is one of these examples. Unlike conventional aerial
measurement by aircraft, it doesn t require expensive aeronautical facility and trivial procedure.
Comparing to other surveying approaches like using the GPS navigation, the UAV systems can
outperform in many large scale projects by saving cost and time. There many explorations to potential
applications of UAVs budget and schedule control, construction innovation, and safety practices.
However, in the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and many state
regulations often prevent or limit the wide use of UAVs. In ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
To fulfill that goal, the booming technology like point cloud technology can be utilized with the
UAVs. In construction aspect, the point cloud data is a set of coordinates produced by 3D scanning
process which executed by the UAVs. By software like Geomagic Studio, the point cloud data for the
job site can be converted into 3D topographic, or the sections inside the building can be transformed
into 3D models. By the year 2018, the domestic UAV industry is expected to grow to be a $13.6
billion market (Hanna, 2014). Due to the small payload of the UAVs and the movement attributions in
the flight, the most of unmanned aerial vehicles utilized in the construction site cannot be equipped
with professional cameras. However, the data collected by UAVs still meets the accuracy requirements
for the construction. Comparing to other surveying options like using measure station or GPS
equipment, the data collected by UAV systems can still outperform the data measured by traditional
equipment and techniques in cost and time. Therefore, with proper construction strategy, the UAV
systems with point cloud can be a promising tool for construction. It is important for construction
managers to consider value engineering which means balancing three elements: quality, cost, and
schedule in the construction process. Basically, applying UAV system with point cloud technology can
improve the overall construction efficiency through three aspects: improving the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Phonological Skills Characterize Dyslexia
There is a widespread consensus that the developmental deficits in phonological skills characterize
dyslexia. Phonological skills as the broad umbrella term include phonological awareness (PA), which
refers to the ability to reflect upon and manipulate the sound structure of spoken words (Goswami
Bryant, 1990; Mattingly, 1972); and phonological processing, which involves access to phonological
codes without necessarily explicit awareness of the sound structure of spoken words (Melby Lervåg,
Lyster, Hulme, 2012). A large body of evidence found that dyslexic children are worse than both
chronological age matched children and younger reading age matched children in PA tasks, such as
phoneme deletion and rhyme identification (Swan and Goswami, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, based on theories of causation (Little and Rubin, 2000; Rothman and Greenland, 1998),
the causal influence of phonological deficit on dyslexia can be supported by the strongest evidence
from training studies that manipulate a variable by randomly assigning participants to trained or
untrained group. Hatcher, Hulme, and Ellis (1994) provided forty 30 min individual sessions over 20
weeks to 7 year old poor readers, and compared phonological training alone (P) with other two
training conditions, namely reading alone (R) and reading with phonological training (R+P), and
control condition. Group P showed most improvement on phonological tasks, but neither Group P nor
Group R differed from the control group on any reading or spelling measures. Instead, Group R+P
showed significantly more improvement than the controls, and the improvement maintained 9 months
after the intervention had finished, demonstrating that a joint approach will be more effective when
phonological training provided in the context of explicit links between phonological and
orthographical representations. Consistent with intervention of individual sessions, children at risk
also gained improvement in reading by receiving the combined training of reading and additional
phoneme level
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There is a widespread consensus that the developmental deficits in phonological skills characterize
dyslexia. Phonological skills as the broad umbrella term include phonological awareness (PA), which
refers to the ability to reflect upon and manipulate the sound structure of spoken words (Goswami
Bryant, 1990; Mattingly, 1972); and phonological processing, which involves access to phonological
codes without necessarily explicit awareness of the sound structure of spoken words (Melby Lervåg,
Lyster, Hulme, 2012). A large body of evidence found that dyslexic children are worse than both
chronological age matched children and younger reading age matched children in PA tasks, such as
phoneme deletion and rhyme identification (Swan and Goswami, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Furthermore, based on theories of causation (Little and Rubin, 2000; Rothman and Greenland, 1998),
the causal influence of phonological deficit on dyslexia can be supported by the strongest evidence
from training studies that manipulate a variable by randomly assigning participants to trained or
untrained group. Hatcher, Hulme, and Ellis (1994) provided forty 30 min individual sessions over 20
weeks to 7 year old poor readers, and compared phonological training alone (P) with other two
training conditions, namely reading alone (R) and reading with phonological training (R+P), and
control condition. Group P showed most improvement on phonological tasks, but neither Group P nor
Group R differed from the control group on any reading or spelling measures. Instead, Group R+P
showed significantly more improvement than the controls, and the improvement maintained 9 months
after the intervention had finished, demonstrating that a joint approach will be more effective when
phonological training provided in the context of explicit links between phonological and
orthographical representations. Consistent with intervention of individual sessions, children at risk
also gained improvement in reading by receiving the combined training of reading and additional
phoneme level
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay On Assimilation In Canada
Within the international community Canada is regarded as an ethnically diverse country. Conversely
having many cultures under one roof does not represent multiculturalism. Over the 150 years Canada
has existed, there have been many instances of persecution against immigrant and First Nation
populations. Thomas King s Totem and Wayson Choy The Jade Peony unveil how their cultures fight
to hold onto their heritage. This heritage which they regard very highly is stripped away by the
government to force an inclusion into Canadian Society. Canada s ethnic groups are forced to separate
into isolated islands or else they are coerced into assimilation.
Ever since white settlers landed on Canadian shores in the 1600 s, there have been conflicts with the
First Nations. From driving them off their land to exterminating them with European diseases, the
First Nation population has been struggling to keep their lineage and history from being erased. With
the struggle to keep themselves from being cut [off] close to the floor (Page 2) the First Nation society
has been confined to a small patch of land called a reservation , a small downsize from all of Canada.
The forced isolation that their population has endured has meant that the chances of the First Nations
integrating into modern ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The idea of an individual immigrating to a new country and picking up its heritage is a facade that is
placed upon the immigrants of Canada. To fit in as a Canadian, the public needs to see one as a born
Canadian and this is troublesome to many people. Many immigrants and non Canadians can relate to
the family in The Jade Peony who s new lives in Canada has left their family torn and confused in a
strange land [where] everything [is] so very foreign and scientific (Page 3). Although this seems to
exacerbate what it s like living in Canada as a minority, it is a reality for people like the family in The
Jade
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Within the international community Canada is regarded as an ethnically diverse country. Conversely
having many cultures under one roof does not represent multiculturalism. Over the 150 years Canada
has existed, there have been many instances of persecution against immigrant and First Nation
populations. Thomas King s Totem and Wayson Choy The Jade Peony unveil how their cultures fight
to hold onto their heritage. This heritage which they regard very highly is stripped away by the
government to force an inclusion into Canadian Society. Canada s ethnic groups are forced to separate
into isolated islands or else they are coerced into assimilation.
Ever since white settlers landed on Canadian shores in the 1600 s, there have been conflicts with the
First Nations. From driving them off their land to exterminating them with European diseases, the
First Nation population has been struggling to keep their lineage and history from being erased. With
the struggle to keep themselves from being cut [off] close to the floor (Page 2) the First Nation society
has been confined to a small patch of land called a reservation , a small downsize from all of Canada.
The forced isolation that their population has endured has meant that the chances of the First Nations
integrating into modern ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The idea of an individual immigrating to a new country and picking up its heritage is a facade that is
placed upon the immigrants of Canada. To fit in as a Canadian, the public needs to see one as a born
Canadian and this is troublesome to many people. Many immigrants and non Canadians can relate to
the family in The Jade Peony who s new lives in Canada has left their family torn and confused in a
strange land [where] everything [is] so very foreign and scientific (Page 3). Although this seems to
exacerbate what it s like living in Canada as a minority, it is a reality for people like the family in The
Jade
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dances With Wolves Analysis
I thought the movie Dances with Wolves was a good film. I think that this was a good film since it had
a good storyline. In addition, I had thought the movies was also very interesting. I thought it was
interesting as it showed me the communication barrier between Dunbar and the Indians, the Indians
lack of knowledge on weaponry, and the perception of Indians. I also thought it was a good film, since
I had also learned a few things from it. One of those things being the perception of Indians.
The movie gave me an insight on the relationship between the US and Indian relationships as it seems
as the USA did not like the Indians. It shows this with the perception of the Indians from the
comments the white people had made toward the Indians and ... Show more content on
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I feel that this movie would be a historical fiction since the film does have some historical facts and
meaning. Some parts of the movie that show historical facts would be the perception of the Indians,
the few battles, and the customs of the Indians. These things cannot fictionalized, and would require
some research.
The treatment of the native people west of the Mississippi river in the time period following the civil
war was poor. The white people wanted the Indians to be exterminated. An example of this happened
in Colorado, when some Indian chiefs had sought peace and negotiation. In this negotiation, they had
army protection, however, they were killed in their sleep. The Indians were also treated poorly as they
suffered from the white Americans racism, their belief that they owned all the land, and paternalism.
The forces at work on both of these sides were the people that had strong beliefs and were not going to
stand for anything but their beliefs. The Indians were on the west side of the Mississippi river, and
they did not want to leave their land. The white people were on the other side of the Mississippi river
and had their belief that they owned all the land. With these two groups of people with different
beliefs, this had lead to incompatible
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I thought the movie Dances with Wolves was a good film. I think that this was a good film since it had
a good storyline. In addition, I had thought the movies was also very interesting. I thought it was
interesting as it showed me the communication barrier between Dunbar and the Indians, the Indians
lack of knowledge on weaponry, and the perception of Indians. I also thought it was a good film, since
I had also learned a few things from it. One of those things being the perception of Indians.
The movie gave me an insight on the relationship between the US and Indian relationships as it seems
as the USA did not like the Indians. It shows this with the perception of the Indians from the
comments the white people had made toward the Indians and ... Show more content on
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I feel that this movie would be a historical fiction since the film does have some historical facts and
meaning. Some parts of the movie that show historical facts would be the perception of the Indians,
the few battles, and the customs of the Indians. These things cannot fictionalized, and would require
some research.
The treatment of the native people west of the Mississippi river in the time period following the civil
war was poor. The white people wanted the Indians to be exterminated. An example of this happened
in Colorado, when some Indian chiefs had sought peace and negotiation. In this negotiation, they had
army protection, however, they were killed in their sleep. The Indians were also treated poorly as they
suffered from the white Americans racism, their belief that they owned all the land, and paternalism.
The forces at work on both of these sides were the people that had strong beliefs and were not going to
stand for anything but their beliefs. The Indians were on the west side of the Mississippi river, and
they did not want to leave their land. The white people were on the other side of the Mississippi river
and had their belief that they owned all the land. With these two groups of people with different
beliefs, this had lead to incompatible
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The General View Of Retirement
Switzerland
What is the general view of retirement in Switzerland?
Demographics have changed quickly for Switzerland as its retirement population increases and
estimated to continue the trend going forward. Similar to other European countries Switzerland s
retirement program is pillared, what has made the difference in this country is the diversification
within each retirement component limiting the effect and avoiding global market and local economy
hardships. The uncertainties still lay ahead as the retirement system adjusts to support it purpose of
sustaining the means for superannuation.
Are there government programs to help people afford their later years similar to Social Security?
The public system for retirement is basically a pay as you go finance obligation covering the public
living and employed in Switzerland. Men become eligible from the age of 65 and women from the age
of 64, receiving benefits related to years of contribution. Early retirement is possible with reduced
benefits up to 6.8 % for each year drawn early. Individuals can chose to delay withdrawals from 1 to 5
years after reaching the official retirement age, increase the benefit amount up to 31% depending on
the number of months deferred. Occupational pensions are mandatory for workplaces, where
employer and employee s contribute from 7% to 18% into the compulsory pension program. Self
employed individuals and low earners can voluntary participant in this program.
What are the main savings
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Switzerland
What is the general view of retirement in Switzerland?
Demographics have changed quickly for Switzerland as its retirement population increases and
estimated to continue the trend going forward. Similar to other European countries Switzerland s
retirement program is pillared, what has made the difference in this country is the diversification
within each retirement component limiting the effect and avoiding global market and local economy
hardships. The uncertainties still lay ahead as the retirement system adjusts to support it purpose of
sustaining the means for superannuation.
Are there government programs to help people afford their later years similar to Social Security?
The public system for retirement is basically a pay as you go finance obligation covering the public
living and employed in Switzerland. Men become eligible from the age of 65 and women from the age
of 64, receiving benefits related to years of contribution. Early retirement is possible with reduced
benefits up to 6.8 % for each year drawn early. Individuals can chose to delay withdrawals from 1 to 5
years after reaching the official retirement age, increase the benefit amount up to 31% depending on
the number of months deferred. Occupational pensions are mandatory for workplaces, where
employer and employee s contribute from 7% to 18% into the compulsory pension program. Self
employed individuals and low earners can voluntary participant in this program.
What are the main savings
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Voice Over Internet Protocol Term Paper
Introduction
Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) is a technology that offers voice communications using the
existing Internet protocols. Over the years the Internet has developed as a very cheap medium that has
been used to send electronic mails and files across the globe. VoIP extends this concept and provides
the facility to send voice data between people using the IP framework. Since the Internet is a cheap
medium, enabling voice services through it will effectively cut costs that are normally encountered in
making calls through normal telephone lines. This would mean that people across the world can talk to
each other at a fraction of the cost that they could be spending when they use normal telephone lines.
This is exactly what makes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How VoIP functions
At the basic level, VoIP functions much like the common Internet services that are available today.
Voice data is received at one end of the IP network and is compressed, digitized, and broken down into
data packets with unique serial numbers. A universal lookup table or an IP reference table helps the
server at the call originating end to find out the IP of the receiver to whom the call is placed. Once the
IP is resolved, data is sent to the destination IP much in the same fashion that emails and web data is
transferred across the network. The data packets that are received at the destination end is collected,
arranged according to sequence numbers, and converted back to analog signals so that the receiver can
hear the voice. VoIP is possible between two computers, between two telephones that are connected to
a network or even between a computer and a telephone. This means that a person with a PC can
originate a call to a landline or vice versa [Jain, 2004]
The advantages of VoIP
• Voice and Data Integration
VoIP is a definite step towards integration of voice and data; a need that has been increasingly
researched since the last few decades. Integration of voice and data would mean that data transfer can
be controlled effectively thereby making data manipulation faster and more secure. VoIP will use a
host of technologies like voice encryption in future to ensure that data transfer across voice sensitive
servers happen
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Introduction
Voice over Internet Protocol (VOIP) is a technology that offers voice communications using the
existing Internet protocols. Over the years the Internet has developed as a very cheap medium that has
been used to send electronic mails and files across the globe. VoIP extends this concept and provides
the facility to send voice data between people using the IP framework. Since the Internet is a cheap
medium, enabling voice services through it will effectively cut costs that are normally encountered in
making calls through normal telephone lines. This would mean that people across the world can talk to
each other at a fraction of the cost that they could be spending when they use normal telephone lines.
This is exactly what makes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
How VoIP functions
At the basic level, VoIP functions much like the common Internet services that are available today.
Voice data is received at one end of the IP network and is compressed, digitized, and broken down into
data packets with unique serial numbers. A universal lookup table or an IP reference table helps the
server at the call originating end to find out the IP of the receiver to whom the call is placed. Once the
IP is resolved, data is sent to the destination IP much in the same fashion that emails and web data is
transferred across the network. The data packets that are received at the destination end is collected,
arranged according to sequence numbers, and converted back to analog signals so that the receiver can
hear the voice. VoIP is possible between two computers, between two telephones that are connected to
a network or even between a computer and a telephone. This means that a person with a PC can
originate a call to a landline or vice versa [Jain, 2004]
The advantages of VoIP
• Voice and Data Integration
VoIP is a definite step towards integration of voice and data; a need that has been increasingly
researched since the last few decades. Integration of voice and data would mean that data transfer can
be controlled effectively thereby making data manipulation faster and more secure. VoIP will use a
host of technologies like voice encryption in future to ensure that data transfer across voice sensitive
servers happen
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Developing A Healthy Organizational Culture Essay
Human Resources approach performs an extremely essential function in creating and maintaining
competitive advantage; many organizations disregard the importance of HR in creating competitive
advantage. The three priorities will require a major transformation in the organization. HR strategy
should support the conversion, and help the workforces to acclimatize in a different environment. One
major objective of the innovative HR strategy will be to create a healthy organizational culture that
supports innovation, collaboration, and intercontinental operation. Leadership plays an enormously
important role in developing a healthy organizational culture. (Dessler, 2013) Furthermore, the
innovative HR strategy will provide the workforces a platform where they can express their opinion,
thoughts, recommendations, and perspectives for the conception of a more productive workplace. The
workforces can also share their views on how to create a supportive organizational culture. The
personnel will likewise share their ideas and recommendations on improving processes, cutting
expenditure, reducing waste etc. The Availability of such platform will improve employee satisfaction,
create a sense of ownership, involve employees in decision making, and motivate employees to
achieve their individual as well as organizational objectives. (Dessler, 2013) Additionally, the
modernistic HR strategy will develop a workforce preparation procedure that can determine the
critical abilities and skills of
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Human Resources approach performs an extremely essential function in creating and maintaining
competitive advantage; many organizations disregard the importance of HR in creating competitive
advantage. The three priorities will require a major transformation in the organization. HR strategy
should support the conversion, and help the workforces to acclimatize in a different environment. One
major objective of the innovative HR strategy will be to create a healthy organizational culture that
supports innovation, collaboration, and intercontinental operation. Leadership plays an enormously
important role in developing a healthy organizational culture. (Dessler, 2013) Furthermore, the
innovative HR strategy will provide the workforces a platform where they can express their opinion,
thoughts, recommendations, and perspectives for the conception of a more productive workplace. The
workforces can also share their views on how to create a supportive organizational culture. The
personnel will likewise share their ideas and recommendations on improving processes, cutting
expenditure, reducing waste etc. The Availability of such platform will improve employee satisfaction,
create a sense of ownership, involve employees in decision making, and motivate employees to
achieve their individual as well as organizational objectives. (Dessler, 2013) Additionally, the
modernistic HR strategy will develop a workforce preparation procedure that can determine the
critical abilities and skills of
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The Murder Of A State
civil aviation, retaliatory murder of a member of the immediate family of law enforcement officials,
civil rights offenses resulting in death, murder of a member of Congress, an important executive
official, or a Supreme Court justice, espionage, death resulting from offenses involving transportation
of explosives, destruction of government property, or destruction of property related to foreign or
interstate commerce, murder committed by the use of firearm during a crime of violence of drug
trafficking crime, murder committed in a federal government facility, genocide, first degree murder,
murder of a federal judge or law enforcement official, murder of a foreign official, murder by a federal
prisoner, murder of a US national in a foreign ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although murder for murder is considered reasonable, does it really make anyone the bigger person? I
believe that someone being sentenced to life in prison without parole is better. I believe this because
when being sentenced to death, it is in a sense taking the easy way out. Although you may have to
wait many years being actually being executed, it gives you less time to live with the decision you
have made. Having to spend life in prison without parole gives a person more time to come to the
realization of what they have done and possible feel remorse for their actions one day. A case where
one man believes that his 8th amendment rights were violated was in the case of
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civil aviation, retaliatory murder of a member of the immediate family of law enforcement officials,
civil rights offenses resulting in death, murder of a member of Congress, an important executive
official, or a Supreme Court justice, espionage, death resulting from offenses involving transportation
of explosives, destruction of government property, or destruction of property related to foreign or
interstate commerce, murder committed by the use of firearm during a crime of violence of drug
trafficking crime, murder committed in a federal government facility, genocide, first degree murder,
murder of a federal judge or law enforcement official, murder of a foreign official, murder by a federal
prisoner, murder of a US national in a foreign ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although murder for murder is considered reasonable, does it really make anyone the bigger person? I
believe that someone being sentenced to life in prison without parole is better. I believe this because
when being sentenced to death, it is in a sense taking the easy way out. Although you may have to
wait many years being actually being executed, it gives you less time to live with the decision you
have made. Having to spend life in prison without parole gives a person more time to come to the
realization of what they have done and possible feel remorse for their actions one day. A case where
one man believes that his 8th amendment rights were violated was in the case of
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Criminal Justice Research Paper
1. Fred is drunk and driving his dad s car. Fred is a 21 year old student at Columbia College. Fred
rams into a parked car at 10th and Rogers. Thinking no one saw him; Fred moves his car and parks it
on an adjacent lot. He sprints to his dorm room in Miller Hall. A neighbor saw the wreck and Fred
running to the dorm. Police are called and they arrive ten minutes after the wreck. The officers see
several empty beer cans and a bottle of tequila (half full) in the front seat. The tags are traced to Fred s
dad, who is called by police. Dad says that Fred is a student at Columbia College. Police run Fred s
record and determine that he has two prior DWIs within the past five years. The third DWI in 10 years
is a felony. Police contact ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Determining for sure whether there are grounds to object to the search and seizure requires review of
all of the reports regarding the case. Depending on the nature and quantity of the drugs seized, this
could possibly be a serious case. In any event, the person involved should consult with a criminal
defense attorney or, if he cannot afford private counsel, with the public defender if he is charged.
Officer had probable cause to affect a traffic stop after he observed defendant following too closely.
Defendant s and passenger s behavior after stop provided reasonable suspicion to expand the
detention, and a positive drug dog sniff provided basis for search of vehicle.
I m not aware of reason that the interpretation of the 4th Amendment would be any different in
Oklahoma than it is in any other state. All states have to follow the US Supreme Court s decisions on
4th Amendment issues.
It would be true that once an officer has conducted a pat down search and determined that there are no
weapons, he is not allowed to go further in searching without either consent or a warrant. On the other
hand, it is not the law anywhere that such a search must be limited to the feel of a gun. Any object
which might possibly be used as a weapon can be
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1. Fred is drunk and driving his dad s car. Fred is a 21 year old student at Columbia College. Fred
rams into a parked car at 10th and Rogers. Thinking no one saw him; Fred moves his car and parks it
on an adjacent lot. He sprints to his dorm room in Miller Hall. A neighbor saw the wreck and Fred
running to the dorm. Police are called and they arrive ten minutes after the wreck. The officers see
several empty beer cans and a bottle of tequila (half full) in the front seat. The tags are traced to Fred s
dad, who is called by police. Dad says that Fred is a student at Columbia College. Police run Fred s
record and determine that he has two prior DWIs within the past five years. The third DWI in 10 years
is a felony. Police contact ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Determining for sure whether there are grounds to object to the search and seizure requires review of
all of the reports regarding the case. Depending on the nature and quantity of the drugs seized, this
could possibly be a serious case. In any event, the person involved should consult with a criminal
defense attorney or, if he cannot afford private counsel, with the public defender if he is charged.
Officer had probable cause to affect a traffic stop after he observed defendant following too closely.
Defendant s and passenger s behavior after stop provided reasonable suspicion to expand the
detention, and a positive drug dog sniff provided basis for search of vehicle.
I m not aware of reason that the interpretation of the 4th Amendment would be any different in
Oklahoma than it is in any other state. All states have to follow the US Supreme Court s decisions on
4th Amendment issues.
It would be true that once an officer has conducted a pat down search and determined that there are no
weapons, he is not allowed to go further in searching without either consent or a warrant. On the other
hand, it is not the law anywhere that such a search must be limited to the feel of a gun. Any object
which might possibly be used as a weapon can be
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Essay On Online Gaming Games
There are especially useful if you intend to play together on a multiplayer game or are using
Shareplay.
Last but not least is the PS4 s performance. First, of all, the graphics and FPS. The graphics are
incredible at 1080p and 4k resolution (which describes the dimensions/quality of the graphics)which
makes things look great when playing a game like Destiny where there s a lot to look at. The FPS is
really to, staying between 30 60 FPS the whole time with very little stuttering or lag. The VR headset
also never dips below 60 80 FPS so its users don t get motion sickness. The sounds in games are really
crisp and clean. Their quality is really impressive and they make the games on the PS4 seem much,
much better and they get even better if ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most of the games are family friendly, so this would be the kind of thing that you would buy if you
had small children, or a big family that wants to play together. Next up: features. The Wii U has a
much smaller amount of space than both the Xbox 1 and the PS4 with 8 GB for the basic and 32GB
for the deluxe, just enough for saving games. If you want to expand, you need an external USB
storage. There also isn t nearly as many features that Xbox and PS4 have which really narrows down
the uses of the Wii U other than playing games. The controllers for it are just Wii remotes and the Wii
U gamepad which can be kind of irritating to use at times, but it also acts as it own display for the
game so you don t have to always have to look at the T.V. There is also a new pro controller which
looks very similar to the Xbox 1 controller, only with some buttons moved in different places. Its
design is much more compact than the PS4 The graphics and performance of the console are pretty
good with many games performing at 1080p and at 60fps, but some dip below that. Overall, it s a
pretty good system in terms of performance and mostly good in games, but it really lacks in some key
areas like variety of games, storage, and it also lacks a bit of
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There are especially useful if you intend to play together on a multiplayer game or are using
Shareplay.
Last but not least is the PS4 s performance. First, of all, the graphics and FPS. The graphics are
incredible at 1080p and 4k resolution (which describes the dimensions/quality of the graphics)which
makes things look great when playing a game like Destiny where there s a lot to look at. The FPS is
really to, staying between 30 60 FPS the whole time with very little stuttering or lag. The VR headset
also never dips below 60 80 FPS so its users don t get motion sickness. The sounds in games are really
crisp and clean. Their quality is really impressive and they make the games on the PS4 seem much,
much better and they get even better if ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Most of the games are family friendly, so this would be the kind of thing that you would buy if you
had small children, or a big family that wants to play together. Next up: features. The Wii U has a
much smaller amount of space than both the Xbox 1 and the PS4 with 8 GB for the basic and 32GB
for the deluxe, just enough for saving games. If you want to expand, you need an external USB
storage. There also isn t nearly as many features that Xbox and PS4 have which really narrows down
the uses of the Wii U other than playing games. The controllers for it are just Wii remotes and the Wii
U gamepad which can be kind of irritating to use at times, but it also acts as it own display for the
game so you don t have to always have to look at the T.V. There is also a new pro controller which
looks very similar to the Xbox 1 controller, only with some buttons moved in different places. Its
design is much more compact than the PS4 The graphics and performance of the console are pretty
good with many games performing at 1080p and at 60fps, but some dip below that. Overall, it s a
pretty good system in terms of performance and mostly good in games, but it really lacks in some key
areas like variety of games, storage, and it also lacks a bit of
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Saints, Scholars and Schizophrenics
Saints, Scholars, and Schizophrenics: Mental Illness in Rural Ireland.
Nancy Scheper Hughes
28 November 2011
Anthropology 1103 001
Scheper Hughes, Nancy
1979 Saints, Scholars and Schizophrenics: University of California Press
It is generally accepted that schizophrenia is a condition in which the person alters his representation
of reality in order to escape or withdraw from seemingly unresolvable conflicts and from social
interactions that are painful. (Nancy quotes Hill, Lewis B 1955) as important defining quote of what is
incorporated in characteristics of schizophrenia. In the mid 1970 s, in rural Ireland, cases of mental
illness and schizophrenia was abnormally high; Nancy Scheper in her ethnography uncovers possible
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The attitude towards sex was implemented as shameful, dirty, and guilt covered. Older men, 30 s late
40 s, were the most common relevance of schizophrenia, which Nancy implies has part to do with
sexual repression of these men. Hopelessness was often common, and sexual appendages were seen as
a burden, Nancy used a personal portrait of one of the patients of the hospital to show this. (pg.331) It
seems Ballybran was caught in between old and new social systems and moral economics (pg. 49).
The Family structure was also a large part of development unusual social habits; children were
neglected of personal interaction with mother necessary for early neurological development, but at the
same time overly protected by isolation at a young age. Children were made tough by being beaten at
home, school, and church and began to associate human touch with negative attributes instead of
comfort. They were beaten into what was considered to be a good Irish child , expected to be quiet,
out of sight, and not to ask for things such as sweets or attention. Depending on gender and position of
being born, whether it to be first born child or the runt of the family, led to differences of their
responsibilities into adulthood. The last born sons began to be expected to stay home and inherit the
farm, Become the scapegoat of the family through their illness, forcing
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Saints, Scholars, and Schizophrenics: Mental Illness in Rural Ireland.
Nancy Scheper Hughes
28 November 2011
Anthropology 1103 001
Scheper Hughes, Nancy
1979 Saints, Scholars and Schizophrenics: University of California Press
It is generally accepted that schizophrenia is a condition in which the person alters his representation
of reality in order to escape or withdraw from seemingly unresolvable conflicts and from social
interactions that are painful. (Nancy quotes Hill, Lewis B 1955) as important defining quote of what is
incorporated in characteristics of schizophrenia. In the mid 1970 s, in rural Ireland, cases of mental
illness and schizophrenia was abnormally high; Nancy Scheper in her ethnography uncovers possible
... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The attitude towards sex was implemented as shameful, dirty, and guilt covered. Older men, 30 s late
40 s, were the most common relevance of schizophrenia, which Nancy implies has part to do with
sexual repression of these men. Hopelessness was often common, and sexual appendages were seen as
a burden, Nancy used a personal portrait of one of the patients of the hospital to show this. (pg.331) It
seems Ballybran was caught in between old and new social systems and moral economics (pg. 49).
The Family structure was also a large part of development unusual social habits; children were
neglected of personal interaction with mother necessary for early neurological development, but at the
same time overly protected by isolation at a young age. Children were made tough by being beaten at
home, school, and church and began to associate human touch with negative attributes instead of
comfort. They were beaten into what was considered to be a good Irish child , expected to be quiet,
out of sight, and not to ask for things such as sweets or attention. Depending on gender and position of
being born, whether it to be first born child or the runt of the family, led to differences of their
responsibilities into adulthood. The last born sons began to be expected to stay home and inherit the
farm, Become the scapegoat of the family through their illness, forcing
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Lewis Carroll s Alice s Adventures
Lewis Carroll s Alice s Adventures in Wonderland and Though the Looking Glass are classics of the
English language, Vying with the Bible and William Shakespeare as source of quotation(Blake,
Kathleen 112). Lewis Carroll s Alice s Adventures in Wonderland has always been a favorite for many
children since it came out. It also has been interesting for any adult that has read it. Lewis Carroll is a
literary genius even though he wrote plenty of nonsense. Born on Janurry 27, 1832, Lewis Carrol was
the third child of 11(Famousauthors.org). Dodgson enjoyed entertaining his siblings; inventing games
and puzzles for them as well as setting up theatrical plays and puppet shows. Dodgson was home
schooled by his father for most of his early childhood. He was extremely gifted in mathematics. His
Mother died when he was 19 and his father when he was 36 (Blake, Kathleen 113). He attended
school at two different places. The first is Richmond Grammar School ; the second was Rugby school
(Famousauthors.org). At both of those schools he studied math mostly. In 1852, he got the First Class
Honors in math (Famousauthors.org). He went to collage to get his masters degree in mathematics
lectureship (Blake, Kathleen 114). With that degree he went on to teach at the Oxford of christ for 26
years (Famousauthors.org). Lewis Carroll had to different personalities. One was his actual
personality that went by Charles Ludwig Dodgson. The other was his writing personality which went
by Lewis
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Lewis Carroll s Alice s Adventures in Wonderland and Though the Looking Glass are classics of the
English language, Vying with the Bible and William Shakespeare as source of quotation(Blake,
Kathleen 112). Lewis Carroll s Alice s Adventures in Wonderland has always been a favorite for many
children since it came out. It also has been interesting for any adult that has read it. Lewis Carroll is a
literary genius even though he wrote plenty of nonsense. Born on Janurry 27, 1832, Lewis Carrol was
the third child of 11(Famousauthors.org). Dodgson enjoyed entertaining his siblings; inventing games
and puzzles for them as well as setting up theatrical plays and puppet shows. Dodgson was home
schooled by his father for most of his early childhood. He was extremely gifted in mathematics. His
Mother died when he was 19 and his father when he was 36 (Blake, Kathleen 113). He attended
school at two different places. The first is Richmond Grammar School ; the second was Rugby school
(Famousauthors.org). At both of those schools he studied math mostly. In 1852, he got the First Class
Honors in math (Famousauthors.org). He went to collage to get his masters degree in mathematics
lectureship (Blake, Kathleen 114). With that degree he went on to teach at the Oxford of christ for 26
years (Famousauthors.org). Lewis Carroll had to different personalities. One was his actual
personality that went by Charles Ludwig Dodgson. The other was his writing personality which went
by Lewis
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Analysis Of Bruce Wayne s Batman Essay
In Batman: Ego, Bruce Wayne struggles to fight his inner demons. These demons take on the shape of
Batman and lead to a power struggle with Bruce Wayne. Wayne fights to hold on to what he believes
in and show the world the true meaning of the Batman costume. This fight categorizes not only Wayne
s character but also the character of Batman. The comic pushes the characters into stereotypical roles
of what a hero and a villain are. Initially, Bruce Wayne is presented as the canon good guy or the hero,
while Batman is presented as the stereotypical bad guy . This representation is achieved by the comic
through its use of details. Due to the illusion of light and the use of colors, Batman: Ego represents
Bruce Wayne s character as a being of purity and innocence and represents Batman as a being of evil
and darkness.
Batman: Ego uses the illusion of light to portray Bruce Wayne s character in a positive way and the
character of Batman in a negative way. Every time Bruce Wayne is shown in one of the comic panels,
a beam of light is shown over his face or behind him. No matter the background of the comic, Wayne
is always clearly visible as if a beam of light is constantly aimed at him. By doing this, the comic is
setting Wayne up as a symbol of purity and light. Wayne is like a beacon of hope who strongly
contrasts with the dark reality that is Gotham. This use of light is most clearly seen in a panel on page
54. Within this panel, Wayne stands in the shadow of the villainous
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In Batman: Ego, Bruce Wayne struggles to fight his inner demons. These demons take on the shape of
Batman and lead to a power struggle with Bruce Wayne. Wayne fights to hold on to what he believes
in and show the world the true meaning of the Batman costume. This fight categorizes not only Wayne
s character but also the character of Batman. The comic pushes the characters into stereotypical roles
of what a hero and a villain are. Initially, Bruce Wayne is presented as the canon good guy or the hero,
while Batman is presented as the stereotypical bad guy . This representation is achieved by the comic
through its use of details. Due to the illusion of light and the use of colors, Batman: Ego represents
Bruce Wayne s character as a being of purity and innocence and represents Batman as a being of evil
and darkness.
Batman: Ego uses the illusion of light to portray Bruce Wayne s character in a positive way and the
character of Batman in a negative way. Every time Bruce Wayne is shown in one of the comic panels,
a beam of light is shown over his face or behind him. No matter the background of the comic, Wayne
is always clearly visible as if a beam of light is constantly aimed at him. By doing this, the comic is
setting Wayne up as a symbol of purity and light. Wayne is like a beacon of hope who strongly
contrasts with the dark reality that is Gotham. This use of light is most clearly seen in a panel on page
54. Within this panel, Wayne stands in the shadow of the villainous
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The Conservative Heart Analysis
Arthur Brooks book The Conservative Heart How to Build a Fairer, Happier and More Prosperous
America represents a challenge to the established view of Conservatives and Republicans regarding
America s social issues. Many Americans feel caught between two dispiriting political choices:
ineffective compassion on one hand and heartless pragmatism on the other. While
Democrats/Progressives have always provided this ongoing narrative of party who were once the
champions of the underprivileged; collapsed in the 2016 elections. The Progressive message was
clearly understood as identity politics not the champions of the underdog as promised. However,
Conservatives who can provide the better solutions to poverty were tagged with a variety of labels,
such as non compassionate or out of touch. Conservatives have been notoriously marked as the
country club concerned about their own wealth preservation. Unfortunately, until the 2016 election,
conservatives failed to message their solutions to America s poverty. I personally felt that the author
spent an exceeding amount of time discussing and outlining the Doe Fund and its impact. I felt that the
author was idealistic at best in putting forward a reasonable ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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I sincerely doubt if he has ever submitted a Request for Proposal in contract bidding and the mandated
requirements for personnel services contracts. This mandated increase in minimum wages was entirely
for show and in effect impacted only those HUB Zone and other minority businesses who sought out
government contracts while employing low skill level (custodial, cashiers, etc....) contracts. It is
required by law to provide a variety of health, leave (annual and sick) under law (Reg. 29 CFR 4.173)
often referred to as fringe
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Arthur Brooks book The Conservative Heart How to Build a Fairer, Happier and More Prosperous
America represents a challenge to the established view of Conservatives and Republicans regarding
America s social issues. Many Americans feel caught between two dispiriting political choices:
ineffective compassion on one hand and heartless pragmatism on the other. While
Democrats/Progressives have always provided this ongoing narrative of party who were once the
champions of the underprivileged; collapsed in the 2016 elections. The Progressive message was
clearly understood as identity politics not the champions of the underdog as promised. However,
Conservatives who can provide the better solutions to poverty were tagged with a variety of labels,
such as non compassionate or out of touch. Conservatives have been notoriously marked as the
country club concerned about their own wealth preservation. Unfortunately, until the 2016 election,
conservatives failed to message their solutions to America s poverty. I personally felt that the author
spent an exceeding amount of time discussing and outlining the Doe Fund and its impact. I felt that the
author was idealistic at best in putting forward a reasonable ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
I sincerely doubt if he has ever submitted a Request for Proposal in contract bidding and the mandated
requirements for personnel services contracts. This mandated increase in minimum wages was entirely
for show and in effect impacted only those HUB Zone and other minority businesses who sought out
government contracts while employing low skill level (custodial, cashiers, etc....) contracts. It is
required by law to provide a variety of health, leave (annual and sick) under law (Reg. 29 CFR 4.173)
often referred to as fringe
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How the Atrocities of War Exemplify the Characteristic...
In his novella Night, Elie Wiesel portrays the horrors he and his family faced at the hands of Nazi
Germany through graphic and moving descriptions of his plight. A compelling excerpt, I watched
other hangings. I never saw a single victim weep. These withered bodies had long forgotten the bitter
taste of tears, demonstrates the utter disregard for human life that many of the world s leaders adopt in
times of war, inspiring further research through the evocation of a need to more thoroughly learn
about the moral ambiguity that envelops those in positions of power during wartime. This
characteristic moral ambiguity of human nature is most clearly seen in the atrocities of war through
institutionalized torture, mass death, and willingness of leaders to sacrifice troops. Through analyses
of conflicts such as the World War II, the Vietnam War, the Civil War, the An Lushan Rebellion, and
the Muslim conquest of the Indian subcontinent in such genres as non fiction books, documentaries,
the internet, music, and poems, the moral ambiguity of the human race is proven to lead to atrocities
of war such as institutionalized torture, mass death, and willingness of leaders to sacrifice the lives of
their troops. Many painful examples of disregard for human life can be seen across all instances of
war, although perhaps most notably in the horrors the Jewish people, among others, faced in the
Holocaust of World War II at the hands of Hitler and the Nazi Party. The Holocaust, long viewed
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In his novella Night, Elie Wiesel portrays the horrors he and his family faced at the hands of Nazi
Germany through graphic and moving descriptions of his plight. A compelling excerpt, I watched
other hangings. I never saw a single victim weep. These withered bodies had long forgotten the bitter
taste of tears, demonstrates the utter disregard for human life that many of the world s leaders adopt in
times of war, inspiring further research through the evocation of a need to more thoroughly learn
about the moral ambiguity that envelops those in positions of power during wartime. This
characteristic moral ambiguity of human nature is most clearly seen in the atrocities of war through
institutionalized torture, mass death, and willingness of leaders to sacrifice troops. Through analyses
of conflicts such as the World War II, the Vietnam War, the Civil War, the An Lushan Rebellion, and
the Muslim conquest of the Indian subcontinent in such genres as non fiction books, documentaries,
the internet, music, and poems, the moral ambiguity of the human race is proven to lead to atrocities
of war such as institutionalized torture, mass death, and willingness of leaders to sacrifice the lives of
their troops. Many painful examples of disregard for human life can be seen across all instances of
war, although perhaps most notably in the horrors the Jewish people, among others, faced in the
Holocaust of World War II at the hands of Hitler and the Nazi Party. The Holocaust, long viewed
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A Report On The Resin Based Adhesives
Summary The Aracuo mill in Sault Ste Marie manufactures a range of medium density fibreboard
(MDF) composite panels as well as a wide selection of thermally fused laminates (Arauco, 2016). The
resin based adhesives used in the manufacturing process of these materials create a source for airborne
formaldehyde in the workplace. This presents a substantial health concern for workers in the Sault Ste.
Marie Facility. Subsequently, routine air sampling is conducted to ensure safe working conditions. At
present the Arauco Sault Ste. Marie facility maintains an air sampling program using the NIOSH
2016, Issue 2 method. While the current program is cost effective it has numerous limitations, such as
limited sampling locations and infrequent collection of data. It is recommended that the Arauco Sault
Ste. Marie facility consider implementing a more comprehensive air sampling program. While this
would likely increase program costs, changes to the air sampling approach would remove sampler
error, greatly increase the quantity of data collected, and extend sampling locations throughout the
facility. Implementation of some or all of these recommendations would greatly increase the
comprehensiveness of the air sampling program. 1.0 Introduction Arauco manufactures a range of
sustainable wood products including the industry s most comprehensive selection of composite panels,
premium plywood, millwork, lumber, and wood pulp (Arauco, 2016). Founded in 1971, Arauco has
grown from a pulp
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Summary The Aracuo mill in Sault Ste Marie manufactures a range of medium density fibreboard
(MDF) composite panels as well as a wide selection of thermally fused laminates (Arauco, 2016). The
resin based adhesives used in the manufacturing process of these materials create a source for airborne
formaldehyde in the workplace. This presents a substantial health concern for workers in the Sault Ste.
Marie Facility. Subsequently, routine air sampling is conducted to ensure safe working conditions. At
present the Arauco Sault Ste. Marie facility maintains an air sampling program using the NIOSH
2016, Issue 2 method. While the current program is cost effective it has numerous limitations, such as
limited sampling locations and infrequent collection of data. It is recommended that the Arauco Sault
Ste. Marie facility consider implementing a more comprehensive air sampling program. While this
would likely increase program costs, changes to the air sampling approach would remove sampler
error, greatly increase the quantity of data collected, and extend sampling locations throughout the
facility. Implementation of some or all of these recommendations would greatly increase the
comprehensiveness of the air sampling program. 1.0 Introduction Arauco manufactures a range of
sustainable wood products including the industry s most comprehensive selection of composite panels,
premium plywood, millwork, lumber, and wood pulp (Arauco, 2016). Founded in 1971, Arauco has
grown from a pulp
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Boroca Language Development
1. The researchers learned so much about the three areas that support the language development in the
human brain. Having the technology, the researchers can monitor activities in the brain while using
language. There is parts of the brain that can let us use language more ways than we can imagine. The
important area of the brain is the Bronca which has an important part for our speech. This is located at
the left part of brain by the frontal part. This controls our tongue and lips which help dictation and the
pronunciation of words. If we did not have this, it would be impossible to speak without interpretation
of what is being said. On the other side of the Broca s area is the Wernicke s area. The location for this
is in the rear on left
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1. The researchers learned so much about the three areas that support the language development in the
human brain. Having the technology, the researchers can monitor activities in the brain while using
language. There is parts of the brain that can let us use language more ways than we can imagine. The
important area of the brain is the Bronca which has an important part for our speech. This is located at
the left part of brain by the frontal part. This controls our tongue and lips which help dictation and the
pronunciation of words. If we did not have this, it would be impossible to speak without interpretation
of what is being said. On the other side of the Broca s area is the Wernicke s area. The location for this
is in the rear on left
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Australian Legal System
The Australian legal system doesn t have a bill of rights so it must protect individual human rights in
other ways. Individual human rights consist of civil, economic and social rights. The law protects
these in four ways: through common law, the Australian Constitution, ordinary legislation and
International Law. The common law protects human rights through judges making court decisions
within cases that involve human rights. This is prevalent in cases that are heard in the superior courts
where the decision later becomes a precedent for similar cases. The Australian constitution protects
human rights with some being explicit and others are implied by the High Court of Australia through
case decisions. The rights in the constitution are protected ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The laws within the constitution can only ever be changed through a referendum. Statutory reform is
when laws are either passed or changed to suit the changing societal values. Case law changes occur
when cases come to superior courts that create or change existing precedents. Regulation changes are
made through legislation. These are often to suit the community and are normally made in local areas
to suit the demands of local residents. This is exhibited in Brisbane through the legalization of
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The Australian legal system doesn t have a bill of rights so it must protect individual human rights in
other ways. Individual human rights consist of civil, economic and social rights. The law protects
these in four ways: through common law, the Australian Constitution, ordinary legislation and
International Law. The common law protects human rights through judges making court decisions
within cases that involve human rights. This is prevalent in cases that are heard in the superior courts
where the decision later becomes a precedent for similar cases. The Australian constitution protects
human rights with some being explicit and others are implied by the High Court of Australia through
case decisions. The rights in the constitution are protected ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The laws within the constitution can only ever be changed through a referendum. Statutory reform is
when laws are either passed or changed to suit the changing societal values. Case law changes occur
when cases come to superior courts that create or change existing precedents. Regulation changes are
made through legislation. These are often to suit the community and are normally made in local areas
to suit the demands of local residents. This is exhibited in Brisbane through the legalization of
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Concussions In The Nfl Research Paper
In September, all around the country, football fans are preparing for the tailgating, football parties and
eating, but none are looking forward to head injuries. As time goes on fans, officials, and players are
becoming aware of the elevated numbers of head injuries that happen every day in the NFL. Football
has been America s sport for almost 100 years, but the overall statistics and continuous arguments
involving concussion rates do not seem to agree. An increasing number of NFL players have shown
signs of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), indicating that the NFL s inconsistency in
enforcing regulations to prevent concussions is resulting in a significant risk to players long term
physical and psychological health issues.
According ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The committee studies injury data and equipment research to assist the NFL focused on specific ideas
related to players health. Other committees such as the Former Players and Long term Effects
Subcommittee have helped with the funding ( Health Committees Plan Help to Guide NFL s Safety
Plans ). The NFL is committed to supporting a wide range of independent research addressing CTE
and clubs have committed a $30 million research grant, $100 million investment for medical research
providing millions of dollars to additional grants, and funding for research projects on CTE (Fainaru
Wada, Avila, Fainaru). Despite the fact that the NFL is supporting research and advocating awareness
through its programs, it is still argued that they are being inconsistent with enforcing their own rules
within the game.
All in all, head injuries have been a major issue. For the past several years, the NFL has lead their
sport to long term effects of head injuries because of lack of reinforcement. Due to the rising rates and
percentages of the sport, many people are reconsidering if they should play or not. A large quantity of
the nation still enjoy the sport. That may change if nothing is done about the high concussion records.
It can only be hoped that in the future debates involving head injuries would be put to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In September, all around the country, football fans are preparing for the tailgating, football parties and
eating, but none are looking forward to head injuries. As time goes on fans, officials, and players are
becoming aware of the elevated numbers of head injuries that happen every day in the NFL. Football
has been America s sport for almost 100 years, but the overall statistics and continuous arguments
involving concussion rates do not seem to agree. An increasing number of NFL players have shown
signs of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), indicating that the NFL s inconsistency in
enforcing regulations to prevent concussions is resulting in a significant risk to players long term
physical and psychological health issues.
According ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The committee studies injury data and equipment research to assist the NFL focused on specific ideas
related to players health. Other committees such as the Former Players and Long term Effects
Subcommittee have helped with the funding ( Health Committees Plan Help to Guide NFL s Safety
Plans ). The NFL is committed to supporting a wide range of independent research addressing CTE
and clubs have committed a $30 million research grant, $100 million investment for medical research
providing millions of dollars to additional grants, and funding for research projects on CTE (Fainaru
Wada, Avila, Fainaru). Despite the fact that the NFL is supporting research and advocating awareness
through its programs, it is still argued that they are being inconsistent with enforcing their own rules
within the game.
All in all, head injuries have been a major issue. For the past several years, the NFL has lead their
sport to long term effects of head injuries because of lack of reinforcement. Due to the rising rates and
percentages of the sport, many people are reconsidering if they should play or not. A large quantity of
the nation still enjoy the sport. That may change if nothing is done about the high concussion records.
It can only be hoped that in the future debates involving head injuries would be put to
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The Human Condition In Faust By Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
In the literary piece, Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Faust believes he will find meaning in
experiences that evoke profound emotion and help him to better understand the human condition.
After some discussion of forming an agreement, in which Mephistopheles becomes Faust s slave,
Faust tells Mephistopheles that he is not searching for mere happiness, but that he devote[s] [him]self
to all excess (4). This concerns what Faust truly feels there will be meaning in; the chance to feel
everything deeply. Goethe writes this to express the natural hunger in humans for vibrant experiences
that bring us out of an otherwise boring existence and fill us with passion. Faust continues on in his
rant to Mephistopheles, telling him he wants to
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In the literary piece, Faust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Faust believes he will find meaning in
experiences that evoke profound emotion and help him to better understand the human condition.
After some discussion of forming an agreement, in which Mephistopheles becomes Faust s slave,
Faust tells Mephistopheles that he is not searching for mere happiness, but that he devote[s] [him]self
to all excess (4). This concerns what Faust truly feels there will be meaning in; the chance to feel
everything deeply. Goethe writes this to express the natural hunger in humans for vibrant experiences
that bring us out of an otherwise boring existence and fill us with passion. Faust continues on in his
rant to Mephistopheles, telling him he wants to
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Taking Care For Tip Over The Towering Stack Of Greasy...
Taking care not to tip over the towering stack of greasy plates and bowls in my bussing tub, I turn
away from the dining area and head quickly back towards the kitchen; smiling broadly to customers as
I weave in and out of the throng of loose beanie clad college kids surrounding the buffets. Pushing my
way through the swinging door, I let out a groan and drop my tub down on a cart. It s not even eleven
yet I whine to the dish kid, Matt, as I start clearing plates and tossing them into one of the three large
sinks. Matt groans in sympathy as he flings a flat of bowls out of the washer; the resulting cloud of
steam obscures his face from view and I don t catch his response.
Throwing the last, frosting crusted, plate into the greasy dish ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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I struggle to get back on my feet as Taylor dies from laughing. Are you okay? she asks while giggling,
an adorable little smile on her face. I m good. I m good. I keep repeating; trying to regain a cool
persona. I walk it off while rubbing the back of my head. Matt pops his head out of the doorway, What
happened? he asks. Taylor s giggling intensifies as she motions towards my back, which is soaking
wet and covered in bubbles. You win. I state as I turn back towards her, My hat touched the floor.
I smile and wink at her before she starts gloating. We ve been playing this game for a few months
now, and tonight the prize is a shake after work paid for by the loser. In this case, the loser is me. I
return back to cleaning high chairs and booster seats, all the while nursing a throbbing headache and
semi wounded ego. I finish closing the front and start helping Taylor close down her area. We
awkwardly struggle to place the stubborn saran wrap inside the salad line as Hannah, our new
inexperienced manager, walks up and says Hey, you guys are free to go as soon as you finish up.
Yessssssss! Taylor exclaims. We clock out and sit in the booth closest to the kitchen to wait for
Bridger and Dylan who are helping Matt close dish. Hannah walks out from the back with a bucket of
soapy water and tells us
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Taking care not to tip over the towering stack of greasy plates and bowls in my bussing tub, I turn
away from the dining area and head quickly back towards the kitchen; smiling broadly to customers as
I weave in and out of the throng of loose beanie clad college kids surrounding the buffets. Pushing my
way through the swinging door, I let out a groan and drop my tub down on a cart. It s not even eleven
yet I whine to the dish kid, Matt, as I start clearing plates and tossing them into one of the three large
sinks. Matt groans in sympathy as he flings a flat of bowls out of the washer; the resulting cloud of
steam obscures his face from view and I don t catch his response.
Throwing the last, frosting crusted, plate into the greasy dish ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
I struggle to get back on my feet as Taylor dies from laughing. Are you okay? she asks while giggling,
an adorable little smile on her face. I m good. I m good. I keep repeating; trying to regain a cool
persona. I walk it off while rubbing the back of my head. Matt pops his head out of the doorway, What
happened? he asks. Taylor s giggling intensifies as she motions towards my back, which is soaking
wet and covered in bubbles. You win. I state as I turn back towards her, My hat touched the floor.
I smile and wink at her before she starts gloating. We ve been playing this game for a few months
now, and tonight the prize is a shake after work paid for by the loser. In this case, the loser is me. I
return back to cleaning high chairs and booster seats, all the while nursing a throbbing headache and
semi wounded ego. I finish closing the front and start helping Taylor close down her area. We
awkwardly struggle to place the stubborn saran wrap inside the salad line as Hannah, our new
inexperienced manager, walks up and says Hey, you guys are free to go as soon as you finish up.
Yessssssss! Taylor exclaims. We clock out and sit in the booth closest to the kitchen to wait for
Bridger and Dylan who are helping Matt close dish. Hannah walks out from the back with a bucket of
soapy water and tells us
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The New Common Core State Standards
Voices across the country are raising concerns about the new Common Core State Standards. But if
you listen carefully to the conversations, the main concern is not about the standards, themselves, but
about the consequences of high stakes tests attached to the standards. And those concerns are well
founded. Trying to implement goals for deeper learning through an outdated testing model tied to a
long list of punishments for children, educators, and schools is like pouring new wine into old bottles.
It will certainly turn sour. The Common Core, for those of you unaware, is a set of standards , skills
and requirements children need to understand by the end of the school year. Here s the thing, The
Common Core standards do not specify the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The ultimate goal intended was to ensure that students across the country are prepared to enter college
programs or the workforce after high school. Governors Association convened a panel of experts to
create the guidelines and standards that became Common Core. Yet, according to Stan Karp, editor for
Rethinking Schools magazine and education activist, said that the standards were drafted largely
behind closed doors by academics and assessment experts, many with ties to testing companies , Karp
also stated that In all, there were 135 people on the review panels for the Common Core. Not a single
one of them was a K 3 classroom teacher or early childhood professional (Karp 2014). The initiative s
purpose is to implement consistent, nationwide education standards in English and math, with the goal
of helping ensure that high school graduates across the country are ready for college or for
employment. Although Common Core isn t a federal law, the federal government supports it by
providing grants that are only available to those states that have adopted its guidelines and standards.
The joint issue for the common core would the new wave of high stakes Common Core tests. What
has been the norm when it comes to test prep will no longer be enough. This means that students will
take a benchmark assessment at the beginning of the year, with the option of ongoing progress
monitoring throughout the year, and then a final summative assessment towards the end of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Voices across the country are raising concerns about the new Common Core State Standards. But if
you listen carefully to the conversations, the main concern is not about the standards, themselves, but
about the consequences of high stakes tests attached to the standards. And those concerns are well
founded. Trying to implement goals for deeper learning through an outdated testing model tied to a
long list of punishments for children, educators, and schools is like pouring new wine into old bottles.
It will certainly turn sour. The Common Core, for those of you unaware, is a set of standards , skills
and requirements children need to understand by the end of the school year. Here s the thing, The
Common Core standards do not specify the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The ultimate goal intended was to ensure that students across the country are prepared to enter college
programs or the workforce after high school. Governors Association convened a panel of experts to
create the guidelines and standards that became Common Core. Yet, according to Stan Karp, editor for
Rethinking Schools magazine and education activist, said that the standards were drafted largely
behind closed doors by academics and assessment experts, many with ties to testing companies , Karp
also stated that In all, there were 135 people on the review panels for the Common Core. Not a single
one of them was a K 3 classroom teacher or early childhood professional (Karp 2014). The initiative s
purpose is to implement consistent, nationwide education standards in English and math, with the goal
of helping ensure that high school graduates across the country are ready for college or for
employment. Although Common Core isn t a federal law, the federal government supports it by
providing grants that are only available to those states that have adopted its guidelines and standards.
The joint issue for the common core would the new wave of high stakes Common Core tests. What
has been the norm when it comes to test prep will no longer be enough. This means that students will
take a benchmark assessment at the beginning of the year, with the option of ongoing progress
monitoring throughout the year, and then a final summative assessment towards the end of the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Technological Evolution Of The Media Industry
The technological evolution has played an inevitable and indispensable role in changing the facade of
the world. In particular, recent developments and innovations in the field of science and technology
have transformed the entire paradigm of media industry. It has been established that in the
contemporary or technology driven media environment, the traditional concept of ownership,
intellectual property, as well as copyright has become a controversial point (Sutherland Smith, 2015).
It is due to the fact that the technological advancements have created such practices that have
completely redefined the ways in which media was being consumed by the audiences. Most
importantly, the contemporary media practices have also played a major role ... Show more content on
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High tech media tools and platforms have superficially changed the way in which people used to
consume media. It has been established that the recent technological advancements have played a
significant role in building entirely new and unique media environment. In accordance with the views
of Bird (2011), the new current contemporary age of information and technology has substantially
enabled the individuals to actively contribute and consume the media sources. It is significant to bring
into the notice that such practices were impractical to be attained by the consumers, in the past years.
Before the emergence of internet as well as web 2.0 technologies, the communication, distribution,
and creation of ideas was generally aided by the corporate middlemen . It is due to the fact that it was
quite difficult and impossible (to some extent) for the average person to coordinate in a free and
independent manner. However, the evolution and development of contemporary and higher innovative
web applications had changed the entire facade of the media consumption trends. In this account, it
has been assessed that the web based applications and state of the art technologies have completely
democratised this process (Muir, 2013). It is because; by using these technologies, the users can easily
participate in the consumption of media through
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The technological evolution has played an inevitable and indispensable role in changing the facade of
the world. In particular, recent developments and innovations in the field of science and technology
have transformed the entire paradigm of media industry. It has been established that in the
contemporary or technology driven media environment, the traditional concept of ownership,
intellectual property, as well as copyright has become a controversial point (Sutherland Smith, 2015).
It is due to the fact that the technological advancements have created such practices that have
completely redefined the ways in which media was being consumed by the audiences. Most
importantly, the contemporary media practices have also played a major role ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
High tech media tools and platforms have superficially changed the way in which people used to
consume media. It has been established that the recent technological advancements have played a
significant role in building entirely new and unique media environment. In accordance with the views
of Bird (2011), the new current contemporary age of information and technology has substantially
enabled the individuals to actively contribute and consume the media sources. It is significant to bring
into the notice that such practices were impractical to be attained by the consumers, in the past years.
Before the emergence of internet as well as web 2.0 technologies, the communication, distribution,
and creation of ideas was generally aided by the corporate middlemen . It is due to the fact that it was
quite difficult and impossible (to some extent) for the average person to coordinate in a free and
independent manner. However, the evolution and development of contemporary and higher innovative
web applications had changed the entire facade of the media consumption trends. In this account, it
has been assessed that the web based applications and state of the art technologies have completely
democratised this process (Muir, 2013). It is because; by using these technologies, the users can easily
participate in the consumption of media through
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Sequencing Copper Chemical Reactions Lab Report
Julene Thai 06/10/15 CHM 120 5 Sequencing copper chemical reactions Purpose: To see how much
copper can be recovered after a series of chemical transformations. Pre Laboratory Assignment: (a) It
must be carried out under a fume hood because the oxidation of Cu with HNO3 solution produces
NO2 gas, which is toxic. (b) One should be particularly careful when using concentrated HNO3
solution because it is highly toxic and an oxidant. (a) The NaOH solution neutralizes the H3O ions
and provides hydroxide ions needed to precipitates Cu(OH)2. (b) It is important for the final solution
to be basic so that the red litmus paper can react and turn blue. (a) The litmus test will be performed to
determine when there has been sufficient NaOH solution added ... Show more content on
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Ionic: H+(aq) + NO3(aq) + Na+(aq) + OH (aq) → Na+(aq) + NO3(aq) + H2O(l) Net ionic: H+(aq) +
OH (aq) → H2O(l) Reaction type: Neutralization Chemical equation: Cu(OH)2(s) ∆ CuO(s, black
powder) + H2O(l) Reaction type: Decomposition Chemical equation: CuO(s, black powder) +
H2SO4(aq) → CuSO4(aq) +
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Julene Thai 06/10/15 CHM 120 5 Sequencing copper chemical reactions Purpose: To see how much
copper can be recovered after a series of chemical transformations. Pre Laboratory Assignment: (a) It
must be carried out under a fume hood because the oxidation of Cu with HNO3 solution produces
NO2 gas, which is toxic. (b) One should be particularly careful when using concentrated HNO3
solution because it is highly toxic and an oxidant. (a) The NaOH solution neutralizes the H3O ions
and provides hydroxide ions needed to precipitates Cu(OH)2. (b) It is important for the final solution
to be basic so that the red litmus paper can react and turn blue. (a) The litmus test will be performed to
determine when there has been sufficient NaOH solution added ... Show more content on
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Ionic: H+(aq) + NO3(aq) + Na+(aq) + OH (aq) → Na+(aq) + NO3(aq) + H2O(l) Net ionic: H+(aq) +
OH (aq) → H2O(l) Reaction type: Neutralization Chemical equation: Cu(OH)2(s) ∆ CuO(s, black
powder) + H2O(l) Reaction type: Decomposition Chemical equation: CuO(s, black powder) +
H2SO4(aq) → CuSO4(aq) +
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Paul s Case
Willa Cather s Paul s Case is a story about a young 16 year old man, Paul, who is motherless and
alienated. Paul s lack of maternal care has led to his alienation. He searches for the aesthetics in life
that that he doesn t get from his yellow wallpaper in his house and his detached, overpowering father
figure in his life. Paul doesn t have any interests in school and his only happiness is in working at
Carnegie Hall and dreams of one day living the luxurious life in New York City. Paul surrounds
himself with the aesthetics of music and the rich and wealthy, as a means to escape his true reality. In
Paul s true reality he has a lack of interest in school. His disinterest in school stems from the alienation
and isolation he has in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After being forced to leave his job as an usher at Carnegie Hall Paul gets a job working at Denny and
Carson s office firm. He gets the money to go to New York City by taking the money he was supposed
to deposit in the bank from Denny and Carson s deposit and pockets it. Paul arrives in New York and
lives the luxurious life by buying fancy clothes and checking into a nice hotel. After eight days in New
York his fun runs out when he discovers in the Pittsburgh papers that his father had reimbursed the
firm and was coming to get him. Paul had just come in to dress for dinner; he sank into a chair, weak
to the knees, and clasped his head in his hands. It was worse than jail, even; the tepid waters of
Cordelia Street were to close over him finally and forever (Cather 11). After succeeding
Jones 3 in his quest to the live the life he always wanted, Paul not wanting to face his father and his
true reality takes his own life by jumping in front of a train. He could not live with going back to
Cordelia Street with the yellow wallpaper on the walls and the detached, overpowering father
anymore. Paul s case proved to be a fatal one. Born without a mother, and detached from his
overpowering father, Paul became alienated. He went to school but the maternal affection he received
there was foreign and furthermore alienated him. Paul, even at his own house, felt out of place and he
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Willa Cather s Paul s Case is a story about a young 16 year old man, Paul, who is motherless and
alienated. Paul s lack of maternal care has led to his alienation. He searches for the aesthetics in life
that that he doesn t get from his yellow wallpaper in his house and his detached, overpowering father
figure in his life. Paul doesn t have any interests in school and his only happiness is in working at
Carnegie Hall and dreams of one day living the luxurious life in New York City. Paul surrounds
himself with the aesthetics of music and the rich and wealthy, as a means to escape his true reality. In
Paul s true reality he has a lack of interest in school. His disinterest in school stems from the alienation
and isolation he has in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After being forced to leave his job as an usher at Carnegie Hall Paul gets a job working at Denny and
Carson s office firm. He gets the money to go to New York City by taking the money he was supposed
to deposit in the bank from Denny and Carson s deposit and pockets it. Paul arrives in New York and
lives the luxurious life by buying fancy clothes and checking into a nice hotel. After eight days in New
York his fun runs out when he discovers in the Pittsburgh papers that his father had reimbursed the
firm and was coming to get him. Paul had just come in to dress for dinner; he sank into a chair, weak
to the knees, and clasped his head in his hands. It was worse than jail, even; the tepid waters of
Cordelia Street were to close over him finally and forever (Cather 11). After succeeding
Jones 3 in his quest to the live the life he always wanted, Paul not wanting to face his father and his
true reality takes his own life by jumping in front of a train. He could not live with going back to
Cordelia Street with the yellow wallpaper on the walls and the detached, overpowering father
anymore. Paul s case proved to be a fatal one. Born without a mother, and detached from his
overpowering father, Paul became alienated. He went to school but the maternal affection he received
there was foreign and furthermore alienated him. Paul, even at his own house, felt out of place and he
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How Telecommunication from Start to Finish Has Changed...
How Telecommunication From Start To Finish
Has Changed Business
Abstract
This paper explores how telecommunications started in the 1800 s and how we have developed this
technology in the United State and other countries around the world. It will explain the development
of the telephone, cable television, and the internet. There will be a brief history behind each
technology and how they all tie into each other now. It will also explain how telecommunication has
changed business forever, and will continue to change at an exponential rate. The telecommunication
industry has many new jobs that will be explained in this paper. Telecommunications includes voice,
video, and Internet communications services. The telecommunications industry ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In the 1940s and 1950s cable television had very poor reception until community antennas were built
on mountain tops or high points. In the late 1950s distant signals began to change the focus of cable s
role from one of transmitting local broadcast signals to one of providing new programming choices.
By 1962 there were around 850,000 subscribers and well known corporate names began investing in
the business (NCTA, 2010). In the 70s the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) started to
enact regulations that limited the cable operators programming. This is the time that the business
aspect of cable television became a part of American history. When the cable companies can regulate
what people are able to get for free or at a lower rate, they can charge more for other syndicated
programming. From 1984 to 1992 the cable industry forked over more than 15 billion dollars on the
wiring of America. This was the largest private construction project since World War II. In 2001 there
were more than twenty two million cable customers in the United States and now there are over 100
million cable subscribers in the US (NCTA, 2010). From the first broadcast that Hoover made to
having 8 million television sets in America it only took about 25 years. Now only 50 to 60 years later
there TV s in cars, their light weight and flat, some are hand held and some up to 77 in size. The one
in Dallas Stadium is the largest TV in the world it is
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How Telecommunication From Start To Finish
Has Changed Business
Abstract
This paper explores how telecommunications started in the 1800 s and how we have developed this
technology in the United State and other countries around the world. It will explain the development
of the telephone, cable television, and the internet. There will be a brief history behind each
technology and how they all tie into each other now. It will also explain how telecommunication has
changed business forever, and will continue to change at an exponential rate. The telecommunication
industry has many new jobs that will be explained in this paper. Telecommunications includes voice,
video, and Internet communications services. The telecommunications industry ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
In the 1940s and 1950s cable television had very poor reception until community antennas were built
on mountain tops or high points. In the late 1950s distant signals began to change the focus of cable s
role from one of transmitting local broadcast signals to one of providing new programming choices.
By 1962 there were around 850,000 subscribers and well known corporate names began investing in
the business (NCTA, 2010). In the 70s the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) started to
enact regulations that limited the cable operators programming. This is the time that the business
aspect of cable television became a part of American history. When the cable companies can regulate
what people are able to get for free or at a lower rate, they can charge more for other syndicated
programming. From 1984 to 1992 the cable industry forked over more than 15 billion dollars on the
wiring of America. This was the largest private construction project since World War II. In 2001 there
were more than twenty two million cable customers in the United States and now there are over 100
million cable subscribers in the US (NCTA, 2010). From the first broadcast that Hoover made to
having 8 million television sets in America it only took about 25 years. Now only 50 to 60 years later
there TV s in cars, their light weight and flat, some are hand held and some up to 77 in size. The one
in Dallas Stadium is the largest TV in the world it is
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Ccc Camp History
After dinner, the men had free time until lights out at 10 P.M.
The U.S. Army ran the camps, but foresters, carpenters and other people directed the work. The CCC
fought forest fires, planted trees, built roads, buildings, picnic areas, swimming areas, campgrounds
and created many state parks. When not working, the men socialized and had opportunities to learn
crafts and skills.
Each camp had about 200 men, including an army officer and junior officer, camp doctor, educational
advisor, and the project supervisor.
The average camp had about 24 buildings, including kitchen, mess hall, barracks and quarters for the
officers. Many camps began as tent cities until the permanent camp could be built.
Pennsylvania had 151 CCC camps, the second ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ferns grow quickly and rob the ground underneath of sunlight, water, and minerals. They also secrete
chemicals which prevent hardwood seedlings from growing.
The West Rim Trail high on the canyon rim crosses Owassee Slide Run on a wooden footbridge.
(Description courtesy of Chuck Dillon, Explore Pa s Grand Canyon: Short Hikes in the Tioga State
Forest)
Owassee Slide Run is the site of one of the Gorge s log slides, during the lumber era. The log slide
was used on a year round basis: during the winter the logs slid down on ice; following the snowmelt
the slide was greased to ease the descent of the logs. The logs were then loaded onto rafts and arks and
floated downstream.
Keep looking for wildlife here. This is pristine territory and there is little human access to the Gorge
from this point on, except via the creek and the rail trail. The road across from us is a dead end that
goes to some private cabins along the stream.
Ospreys had been endangered in Pennsylvania because of the effects of DDT poisoning. In 1986, the
first reintroduced ospreys successfully nested in the county. Since there, there are several nests along
local
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After dinner, the men had free time until lights out at 10 P.M.
The U.S. Army ran the camps, but foresters, carpenters and other people directed the work. The CCC
fought forest fires, planted trees, built roads, buildings, picnic areas, swimming areas, campgrounds
and created many state parks. When not working, the men socialized and had opportunities to learn
crafts and skills.
Each camp had about 200 men, including an army officer and junior officer, camp doctor, educational
advisor, and the project supervisor.
The average camp had about 24 buildings, including kitchen, mess hall, barracks and quarters for the
officers. Many camps began as tent cities until the permanent camp could be built.
Pennsylvania had 151 CCC camps, the second ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ferns grow quickly and rob the ground underneath of sunlight, water, and minerals. They also secrete
chemicals which prevent hardwood seedlings from growing.
The West Rim Trail high on the canyon rim crosses Owassee Slide Run on a wooden footbridge.
(Description courtesy of Chuck Dillon, Explore Pa s Grand Canyon: Short Hikes in the Tioga State
Forest)
Owassee Slide Run is the site of one of the Gorge s log slides, during the lumber era. The log slide
was used on a year round basis: during the winter the logs slid down on ice; following the snowmelt
the slide was greased to ease the descent of the logs. The logs were then loaded onto rafts and arks and
floated downstream.
Keep looking for wildlife here. This is pristine territory and there is little human access to the Gorge
from this point on, except via the creek and the rail trail. The road across from us is a dead end that
goes to some private cabins along the stream.
Ospreys had been endangered in Pennsylvania because of the effects of DDT poisoning. In 1986, the
first reintroduced ospreys successfully nested in the county. Since there, there are several nests along
local
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Substance Abuse In Social Work
The continuous development of practice is important in the social work profession. Despite the field
and expertise one is in, they all use theoretical practice and must develop their own. The preferred
theory will mirror the populations served and re occurring crises that arise. At this social work student
s field placement, the client s biopsychosocial and person in environment frameworks are used to
implement various interventions. Substances abuse (SA) is defined as any of the ten separate classes
of drugs that are used in excess to activate a reward system in the brain (American Psychological
Association, 2013). People who exhibit an addiction experience a cognitive, behavioral, and/or
psychological effects due to the continuous use of substances (American Psychological Association,
2013). In this paper, the previous theoretical frameworks and theories will be demonstrated through
the scenario of John Doe.
Agency s Background Brentwood Place Two (BW2) is a for profit nursing facility. Unlike traditional
long term institutions, BW2 houses a variety of sub acute care individuals for a short term stay. Many
of the residents that inhabit BW2 are those who are unfunded charity cases for Baylor University
Medical Center (BUMC) or its smaller entities. Unfunded individuals are those who do not have
medical insurance and do not have the immediate funds to cover the cost of their medical care. The
two facilities hold a contract stating that BUMC or its related agencies will
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The continuous development of practice is important in the social work profession. Despite the field
and expertise one is in, they all use theoretical practice and must develop their own. The preferred
theory will mirror the populations served and re occurring crises that arise. At this social work student
s field placement, the client s biopsychosocial and person in environment frameworks are used to
implement various interventions. Substances abuse (SA) is defined as any of the ten separate classes
of drugs that are used in excess to activate a reward system in the brain (American Psychological
Association, 2013). People who exhibit an addiction experience a cognitive, behavioral, and/or
psychological effects due to the continuous use of substances (American Psychological Association,
2013). In this paper, the previous theoretical frameworks and theories will be demonstrated through
the scenario of John Doe.
Agency s Background Brentwood Place Two (BW2) is a for profit nursing facility. Unlike traditional
long term institutions, BW2 houses a variety of sub acute care individuals for a short term stay. Many
of the residents that inhabit BW2 are those who are unfunded charity cases for Baylor University
Medical Center (BUMC) or its smaller entities. Unfunded individuals are those who do not have
medical insurance and do not have the immediate funds to cover the cost of their medical care. The
two facilities hold a contract stating that BUMC or its related agencies will
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How To Write An Essay On Vikings
The Vikings (AKA) Norse were known as the raiders that travel by sea and wreak havoc over foreign
beaches. Their is more than just that to the vikings, Most of the vikings depended on agriculture
(animals, crops, fruits and vegetables, herbs, and other livestock. They believed in a big religion called
the Norse. In that religion there were vast cosmology about the Universe, there was also multiple gods
and creatures in the religion.In the Norse mythology you had to do rituals so you would have more
livestock to prevent your livestock from dying. The Norse were always on the edge of survival simply
because of where they lived on the earth. They lived in Scandinavia which includes Present day
Norway and Sweden. One of the most famous Gods In
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The Vikings (AKA) Norse were known as the raiders that travel by sea and wreak havoc over foreign
beaches. Their is more than just that to the vikings, Most of the vikings depended on agriculture
(animals, crops, fruits and vegetables, herbs, and other livestock. They believed in a big religion called
the Norse. In that religion there were vast cosmology about the Universe, there was also multiple gods
and creatures in the religion.In the Norse mythology you had to do rituals so you would have more
livestock to prevent your livestock from dying. The Norse were always on the edge of survival simply
because of where they lived on the earth. They lived in Scandinavia which includes Present day
Norway and Sweden. One of the most famous Gods In
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Commentary On The Book Oh Yeah, Audrey ! By Shaw
In Oh Yeah, Audrey!, published in 2014 by Amulet Books, Shaw tells the story of Gemma Beasley,
who sneaks away to New York City to meet with some friends and celebrate the life of Audrey
Hepburn. He is able to create an entire novel that takes place in the span of 26 hours using the times of
the day as the individual chapters. This is important because Gemma puts together an itinerary for the
weekend but throughout the story, different problems arise which causes them to keep changing their
schedule. It is revealed in the beginning that Gemma co owns the blog, Oh Yeah, Audrey!, with her
Internet friends, Bryan and Trina. They decide to finally meet in person for the first time in New York
City. They make it to breakfast on time, which was scheduled for 7 a.m. and plan on going to all the
Breakfast at Tiffany s landmarks when Telly arrives. On the blog, there was a certain person that
always left hateful comments named Telly. They find out that she only commented those things
because she was jealous of how skinny Audrey was. They forgive her and let her join their group for
the rest of time. Telly also informs them that there would be an Audrey Hepburn wardrobe auction that
day, which they decided ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He gives the dress to Gemma and asks her out to dinner, which causes her to choose between Dusty
and her friends. Luckily, her friends were okay with her going as long as she made it to the Ziegfield
Theater to watch the special midnight screening of Breakfast at Tiffany s. He persuades her to stay a
little longer and longer until it s too late and she chooses the boy over her friends. At 2:30 a.m., he
takes her back to the hotel that they were all staying at but since she was too embarrassed to face her
friends, she accepts Dusty s offer to stay at his house for the night. When she gets there, she realizes
how selfish she was and
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In Oh Yeah, Audrey!, published in 2014 by Amulet Books, Shaw tells the story of Gemma Beasley,
who sneaks away to New York City to meet with some friends and celebrate the life of Audrey
Hepburn. He is able to create an entire novel that takes place in the span of 26 hours using the times of
the day as the individual chapters. This is important because Gemma puts together an itinerary for the
weekend but throughout the story, different problems arise which causes them to keep changing their
schedule. It is revealed in the beginning that Gemma co owns the blog, Oh Yeah, Audrey!, with her
Internet friends, Bryan and Trina. They decide to finally meet in person for the first time in New York
City. They make it to breakfast on time, which was scheduled for 7 a.m. and plan on going to all the
Breakfast at Tiffany s landmarks when Telly arrives. On the blog, there was a certain person that
always left hateful comments named Telly. They find out that she only commented those things
because she was jealous of how skinny Audrey was. They forgive her and let her join their group for
the rest of time. Telly also informs them that there would be an Audrey Hepburn wardrobe auction that
day, which they decided ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He gives the dress to Gemma and asks her out to dinner, which causes her to choose between Dusty
and her friends. Luckily, her friends were okay with her going as long as she made it to the Ziegfield
Theater to watch the special midnight screening of Breakfast at Tiffany s. He persuades her to stay a
little longer and longer until it s too late and she chooses the boy over her friends. At 2:30 a.m., he
takes her back to the hotel that they were all staying at but since she was too embarrassed to face her
friends, she accepts Dusty s offer to stay at his house for the night. When she gets there, she realizes
how selfish she was and
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How Does Race And Class Affect Life Chances
Race and class affect the opportunities that one may have in society. Life chances refers to the
accessibility to vital social, economic goods. Minorities of color and low income tend to suffer the
lack of opportunity more often than wealthy white people. The insufficiency of these life chances
affect the life choices of these lower class groups. Life choices are the decisions that one makes that
will either benefit or disadvantage a person s quality of life. Race and class plays a large role in
slowing down the mobility of achieving higher status by determining life chances, which dims the life
choices for education, occupation, and residency. Race and class plays a large role on the social
freedoms that one may obtain, in America; as early ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Annette Lareau describes the strife these children face into adulthood as a result of their race and class
in the book, Unequal Childhoods. ...social class continued to matter in the lives of these young
people...It mattered in their transitions out of highschool as many sought, often unsuccessfully, to
enter college. Differences in how much education each young person acquired in turn influenced his
or her options in the world of work. (Lareau, A. 2011) The parents of these children often do not have
the funds to send their children to college and opportunities for financial aid or slim for those with low
academia. In today s time, a college degree holds more value to a high school diploma; without the
chance at financial stability is decreased. On virtually every measure of economic well being and
career attainment from personal earnings to job satisfaction to the share employed full time young
college graduates are outperforming their peers with less education. And when today s young adults
are compared with previous generations, the disparity in economic outcomes between college
graduates and those with a high school diploma or less formal schooling has never been greater in the
modern era. (Pew Research Center, 2014) These young adults begin that do make the effort to go to
college are often drowned under student loans and will spend a majority
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Race and class affect the opportunities that one may have in society. Life chances refers to the
accessibility to vital social, economic goods. Minorities of color and low income tend to suffer the
lack of opportunity more often than wealthy white people. The insufficiency of these life chances
affect the life choices of these lower class groups. Life choices are the decisions that one makes that
will either benefit or disadvantage a person s quality of life. Race and class plays a large role in
slowing down the mobility of achieving higher status by determining life chances, which dims the life
choices for education, occupation, and residency. Race and class plays a large role on the social
freedoms that one may obtain, in America; as early ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Annette Lareau describes the strife these children face into adulthood as a result of their race and class
in the book, Unequal Childhoods. ...social class continued to matter in the lives of these young
people...It mattered in their transitions out of highschool as many sought, often unsuccessfully, to
enter college. Differences in how much education each young person acquired in turn influenced his
or her options in the world of work. (Lareau, A. 2011) The parents of these children often do not have
the funds to send their children to college and opportunities for financial aid or slim for those with low
academia. In today s time, a college degree holds more value to a high school diploma; without the
chance at financial stability is decreased. On virtually every measure of economic well being and
career attainment from personal earnings to job satisfaction to the share employed full time young
college graduates are outperforming their peers with less education. And when today s young adults
are compared with previous generations, the disparity in economic outcomes between college
graduates and those with a high school diploma or less formal schooling has never been greater in the
modern era. (Pew Research Center, 2014) These young adults begin that do make the effort to go to
college are often drowned under student loans and will spend a majority
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Women In King Arthur And The Round Table
Do you ever wonder what women were like in the middle ages? In Roger Lancelyn Green s book King
Arthur and the Round Table, women aren t all that nice or trust worthy. In Green s version of the
Arthurian Legend, women are either evil, curse or curse objects or animals, or cheated on their
husbands. Some of the women in Green s book are evil. Well, said the Lady of the Lake, give me the
head of this knight who but now drew the sword which the damsel brought. I had rather that you had
cut off her head but it is too late for that (p. 25). In this quote the Lady of the Lake is asking for the
head of one of King Arthur s knights. This is evil because she wants the head of Balyn. Other women
in Green s book are cursed. Now that you have
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Do you ever wonder what women were like in the middle ages? In Roger Lancelyn Green s book King
Arthur and the Round Table, women aren t all that nice or trust worthy. In Green s version of the
Arthurian Legend, women are either evil, curse or curse objects or animals, or cheated on their
husbands. Some of the women in Green s book are evil. Well, said the Lady of the Lake, give me the
head of this knight who but now drew the sword which the damsel brought. I had rather that you had
cut off her head but it is too late for that (p. 25). In this quote the Lady of the Lake is asking for the
head of one of King Arthur s knights. This is evil because she wants the head of Balyn. Other women
in Green s book are cursed. Now that you have
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Cult Of Personality By Fred Bratman
Envision, walking down the street and seeing posters plastered all over persuading and screaming out
at you how terrific, strong, and successful your leader is, wouldn t you feel pretty great about your
country? In North Korea, their society is exactly that, the article Cult of personality: why do so many
leaders force their people to worship them as heroes? by Fred Bratman and the National Geographic
video explain this concept very well. Between North Korea constantly shoving propaganda, statues,
and myths into their citizens faces unequivocally their citizens will be manipulated and believe their
leader is a god in disguise. First and foremost, one of leaders biggest tactics is using propaganda to
persuade others to believe what they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Envision, walking down the street and seeing posters plastered all over persuading and screaming out
at you how terrific, strong, and successful your leader is, wouldn t you feel pretty great about your
country? In North Korea, their society is exactly that, the article Cult of personality: why do so many
leaders force their people to worship them as heroes? by Fred Bratman and the National Geographic
video explain this concept very well. Between North Korea constantly shoving propaganda, statues,
and myths into their citizens faces unequivocally their citizens will be manipulated and believe their
leader is a god in disguise. First and foremost, one of leaders biggest tactics is using propaganda to
persuade others to believe what they
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Interpreting Literature With Children Essay
According to Shelby A. Wolf in her book Interpreting Literature with Children, transactional criticism
is when the reader brings individual life experience to the text that acts as a guide (Wolf, 2004, p. 32).
In other words, while reading the text it is an experience in which the reader s life experiences are
brought in to form their understandings of the text. Growing up, every child wonders about the
impossible things. For example, children often wonder and wish that they could fly or be able to have
super hero powers; however, these are all just dreams that will never become a reality. In Chris Van
Allsburg s books, he is able to turn children s thoughts and feelings into a reality through his stories.
In his book Jumanji, Allsburg creates a story in which a game board comes to life and the main
characters of the book race the clock to try and finish the game. I am sure that children of all ages
have thought, one time or another, what it would be like if their favorite game or toy came to life.
Chris Van Allsburg allows that fantasy to become a reality. Another example of Chris Van Allsburg s
books being relatable to the reader is in his book The Polar Express. In the book The ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Every time my mother read the book to me, I felt as if we were transported into a whole new world.
Chris Van Allsburg s writing allowed for me to feel a connection with each of the characters in the
story. His writing style also kept me wanting to know more with every turn of the page and it kept me
at the edge of my seat wanting to know what would happen to the broom and the widow. Among all of
his works, Chris Van Allsburg creates a strong, fictional narrative that gives the reader something to
fall in love with and connect with. For me growing up, I was able to connect with The Widow s
Broom, which was key in my growth to loving to read later in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
According to Shelby A. Wolf in her book Interpreting Literature with Children, transactional criticism
is when the reader brings individual life experience to the text that acts as a guide (Wolf, 2004, p. 32).
In other words, while reading the text it is an experience in which the reader s life experiences are
brought in to form their understandings of the text. Growing up, every child wonders about the
impossible things. For example, children often wonder and wish that they could fly or be able to have
super hero powers; however, these are all just dreams that will never become a reality. In Chris Van
Allsburg s books, he is able to turn children s thoughts and feelings into a reality through his stories.
In his book Jumanji, Allsburg creates a story in which a game board comes to life and the main
characters of the book race the clock to try and finish the game. I am sure that children of all ages
have thought, one time or another, what it would be like if their favorite game or toy came to life.
Chris Van Allsburg allows that fantasy to become a reality. Another example of Chris Van Allsburg s
books being relatable to the reader is in his book The Polar Express. In the book The ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Every time my mother read the book to me, I felt as if we were transported into a whole new world.
Chris Van Allsburg s writing allowed for me to feel a connection with each of the characters in the
story. His writing style also kept me wanting to know more with every turn of the page and it kept me
at the edge of my seat wanting to know what would happen to the broom and the widow. Among all of
his works, Chris Van Allsburg creates a strong, fictional narrative that gives the reader something to
fall in love with and connect with. For me growing up, I was able to connect with The Widow s
Broom, which was key in my growth to loving to read later in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Catcher In The Rye And The Kite Runner First Person Narrative
First person narrative expresses a point of view giving the greatest sense of identity of the character.
People are all different. Different colours, religions, different morals and beliefs, and maybe most
important different perspectives on the world. In both The Catcher in the Rye in The Kite Runner the
male protagonist tells the course of events from their perspective, and their role as narrator has a
significant impact on the novels In both The Catcher in the Rye, and The Kite Runner, first person
narration played a critical role in helping the reader know and understand the main characters, Holden
Caulfield Amir. From this perspective the reader gets to encounter the innermost thoughts on Holden
Amir s perspective on life and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Amir grew up with a sense of entitlement, and a loyal servant/friend in Hassan. After Hassan s rape,
Amir is stricken with grief and tries to console himself by saying that he is better than Hassan because
Hassan is a Hazara and has a cleft lip. It s here where the disgusting mindset of Amir, a perspective
that only the reader has the opportunity to understand. Hassan knew. He knew I d seen everything in
that alley, that I d stood there and done nothing. He knew I had betrayed him and yet he was rescuing
me once again, maybe for the last time. (Kite 9.29) This quote perfectly encapsulates Amir s feelings
of extreme grief for what he did to Hassan. This is a recurring theme within the book, the reader sees
the anxiety that Amir feels for betraying Hassan in the alley that day, and from that day he does his
best to repent for his unatoned sins.
Another importance of first person narrative within The Catcher in the Rye and The Kite Runner is it
allows the reader to empathize with the characters of the novels. In both novels the narrator/main
character is not the most likeable. Holden Caulfield is a very cynical and jaded narrator, and finds the
hypocrisy and ugliness of the world around him almost unbearable, through his cynicism he tries to
protect himself from the pain and disappointment of the adult world. Amir is a complex character like
all protagonist narrator s are. He isn t all bad, but he has a crippled conscious, and makes very
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First person narrative expresses a point of view giving the greatest sense of identity of the character.
People are all different. Different colours, religions, different morals and beliefs, and maybe most
important different perspectives on the world. In both The Catcher in the Rye in The Kite Runner the
male protagonist tells the course of events from their perspective, and their role as narrator has a
significant impact on the novels In both The Catcher in the Rye, and The Kite Runner, first person
narration played a critical role in helping the reader know and understand the main characters, Holden
Caulfield Amir. From this perspective the reader gets to encounter the innermost thoughts on Holden
Amir s perspective on life and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Amir grew up with a sense of entitlement, and a loyal servant/friend in Hassan. After Hassan s rape,
Amir is stricken with grief and tries to console himself by saying that he is better than Hassan because
Hassan is a Hazara and has a cleft lip. It s here where the disgusting mindset of Amir, a perspective
that only the reader has the opportunity to understand. Hassan knew. He knew I d seen everything in
that alley, that I d stood there and done nothing. He knew I had betrayed him and yet he was rescuing
me once again, maybe for the last time. (Kite 9.29) This quote perfectly encapsulates Amir s feelings
of extreme grief for what he did to Hassan. This is a recurring theme within the book, the reader sees
the anxiety that Amir feels for betraying Hassan in the alley that day, and from that day he does his
best to repent for his unatoned sins.
Another importance of first person narrative within The Catcher in the Rye and The Kite Runner is it
allows the reader to empathize with the characters of the novels. In both novels the narrator/main
character is not the most likeable. Holden Caulfield is a very cynical and jaded narrator, and finds the
hypocrisy and ugliness of the world around him almost unbearable, through his cynicism he tries to
protect himself from the pain and disappointment of the adult world. Amir is a complex character like
all protagonist narrator s are. He isn t all bad, but he has a crippled conscious, and makes very
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Justification of the Right to National Self-Determination
1. Introduction Can the right to national self determination be justified?
1.1. What is the right to national self determination?
The right to self determination is the right of a group to determine political action concerning the
group and its members. In this case, the right to national self determination is the right of nations to
have the institutions to make the political decisions that are of primary concern to the nation and its
members (Shorten 2012: 44; Miller 1997: 81; Margalit and Raz 1990: 440). The right exists in
international law enshrined in the Civil and Political Human Rights Covenant, and yet there is much
controversy about its content, its bearers and how it ought to be implemented (Margalit and Raz 1990:
439). Further, Shorten explains, the right can be satisfied through a variety of political arrangements,
ranging from the establishment of sovereign statehood, to the granting of limited rights of self
government within a given territorial jurisdiction (2012: 44).
1.1.1. What is at stake? What would self determination allow nations to do?
The right to national self determination is a complex issue given the many variables involved such as
what constitutes the right, its bearers, etc. First, it must be determined what kind of entity is a nation.
This requires a critical analysis of the criteria that groups must exhibit in order to qualify as a nation.
Second, there is the question of why nations rather than other entities or groups should qualify for
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1. Introduction Can the right to national self determination be justified?
1.1. What is the right to national self determination?
The right to self determination is the right of a group to determine political action concerning the
group and its members. In this case, the right to national self determination is the right of nations to
have the institutions to make the political decisions that are of primary concern to the nation and its
members (Shorten 2012: 44; Miller 1997: 81; Margalit and Raz 1990: 440). The right exists in
international law enshrined in the Civil and Political Human Rights Covenant, and yet there is much
controversy about its content, its bearers and how it ought to be implemented (Margalit and Raz 1990:
439). Further, Shorten explains, the right can be satisfied through a variety of political arrangements,
ranging from the establishment of sovereign statehood, to the granting of limited rights of self
government within a given territorial jurisdiction (2012: 44).
1.1.1. What is at stake? What would self determination allow nations to do?
The right to national self determination is a complex issue given the many variables involved such as
what constitutes the right, its bearers, etc. First, it must be determined what kind of entity is a nation.
This requires a critical analysis of the criteria that groups must exhibit in order to qualify as a nation.
Second, there is the question of why nations rather than other entities or groups should qualify for
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China s Defeat Of The Huns
During its decline and ultimately its subsequent fall towards the end of the fifth century, the Western
Roman Empire witnessed the significant political disruption, civil war, and frequent barbarian
invasions from the north. Of these groups that continuously invaded the Western Roman Empire
included, but was not limited to, the Huns who were a pastoralist tribe originating from East Asia,
north of China. The Huns caused a great deal of problems for many during the fifth century. They
were almost successful in taking down the classical world, and even though they were backwards in a
sense, they were always great fighters and excelled at war. Like many pastoralist tribes, the Huns
spent most of their time training or fighting. They even developed ... Show more content on
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Other Germanic tribes came under new pressure when the Huns... moved into the Black Sea Region
because of how fierce they actually were (Duiker and Spielvogel 165). The Black Huns defeat the
Visigoths, and the Visigoths were forced to flee. As a result of their defeat, the Visigoths found
themselves begging the Romans for asylum. The Romans agreed and allowed the Visigoths to settle
comfortably in the Roman Empire, however, as time passed this did not work because the Romans did
not treat the Visigoths nicely. As a result, the Visigoths rebelled against the Romans because they
treated them mean. In 378 A.D., the Battle of Adrianople took place between the Visigoths and the
Romans. The battle proved to be a major upset, and the Visigoths defeated the Roman army. In the
past, if the Romans lost then they could regroup and fight again until they win the war. Now, it has
gotten to the point where the Romans have no more resources to do that anymore. After Adrianople,
the Visigoths began to wander around the Roman Empire, killing, destroying, and even stealing. They
even tried to attack Constantinople, and the Romans were unable to stop them. The Visigoths went
west and somehow wandered into Italy. They captured the city of Rome, and for the first time in 800
years, a foreign army captured Rome. However, the Visigoths did not stay long and eventually
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During its decline and ultimately its subsequent fall towards the end of the fifth century, the Western
Roman Empire witnessed the significant political disruption, civil war, and frequent barbarian
invasions from the north. Of these groups that continuously invaded the Western Roman Empire
included, but was not limited to, the Huns who were a pastoralist tribe originating from East Asia,
north of China. The Huns caused a great deal of problems for many during the fifth century. They
were almost successful in taking down the classical world, and even though they were backwards in a
sense, they were always great fighters and excelled at war. Like many pastoralist tribes, the Huns
spent most of their time training or fighting. They even developed ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Other Germanic tribes came under new pressure when the Huns... moved into the Black Sea Region
because of how fierce they actually were (Duiker and Spielvogel 165). The Black Huns defeat the
Visigoths, and the Visigoths were forced to flee. As a result of their defeat, the Visigoths found
themselves begging the Romans for asylum. The Romans agreed and allowed the Visigoths to settle
comfortably in the Roman Empire, however, as time passed this did not work because the Romans did
not treat the Visigoths nicely. As a result, the Visigoths rebelled against the Romans because they
treated them mean. In 378 A.D., the Battle of Adrianople took place between the Visigoths and the
Romans. The battle proved to be a major upset, and the Visigoths defeated the Roman army. In the
past, if the Romans lost then they could regroup and fight again until they win the war. Now, it has
gotten to the point where the Romans have no more resources to do that anymore. After Adrianople,
the Visigoths began to wander around the Roman Empire, killing, destroying, and even stealing. They
even tried to attack Constantinople, and the Romans were unable to stop them. The Visigoths went
west and somehow wandered into Italy. They captured the city of Rome, and for the first time in 800
years, a foreign army captured Rome. However, the Visigoths did not stay long and eventually
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Causes Of Twenty First Century Stock Market Volatility Essay
Causes of Twenty First Century Stock Market Volatility based on the Introduction of the Internet and
Day Trading Since the late 1980 s the United States has observed several housing market bubbles and
subsequent collapses (Calabria 2011, p. 552). Also, the country has also observed a profound increase
in the trading of technologies stock (Sabherwal, Sarkar, and Zhang, 2011, p. 1210). In addition, the
development of day trading has taken control of nearly half of the stock trading industry (Chou, Wang,
and Wang, 2014, p. 403). As a result, the traditional methods of company share value evaluation no
longer provide an accurate estimate of company value (Rosenblatt and Gawronski, 2004, p. 118). The
introduction of twenty first century technologies and stock trading opportunities have created an
increasingly volatile stock market due to the usage of the internet for day trading.
Background
From 1990 to 2010 several factors contributed to the volatility of stock trading. The housing booms of
the late 1980 s, late 1990 s and early 2000 s demonstrated that an inelasticity in housing supply
coupled with a large increase in technologies and securities stock trading creates an unstable market
which results in a housing bubble collapse (Calabria, 2011, p. 556). Second, the introduction of the
internet resulted in 24 hour trading opportunities with open to open pricing often reflecting much more
volatile price deviation than close to close pricing, which had remained a neutral
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Causes of Twenty First Century Stock Market Volatility based on the Introduction of the Internet and
Day Trading Since the late 1980 s the United States has observed several housing market bubbles and
subsequent collapses (Calabria 2011, p. 552). Also, the country has also observed a profound increase
in the trading of technologies stock (Sabherwal, Sarkar, and Zhang, 2011, p. 1210). In addition, the
development of day trading has taken control of nearly half of the stock trading industry (Chou, Wang,
and Wang, 2014, p. 403). As a result, the traditional methods of company share value evaluation no
longer provide an accurate estimate of company value (Rosenblatt and Gawronski, 2004, p. 118). The
introduction of twenty first century technologies and stock trading opportunities have created an
increasingly volatile stock market due to the usage of the internet for day trading.
Background
From 1990 to 2010 several factors contributed to the volatility of stock trading. The housing booms of
the late 1980 s, late 1990 s and early 2000 s demonstrated that an inelasticity in housing supply
coupled with a large increase in technologies and securities stock trading creates an unstable market
which results in a housing bubble collapse (Calabria, 2011, p. 556). Second, the introduction of the
internet resulted in 24 hour trading opportunities with open to open pricing often reflecting much more
volatile price deviation than close to close pricing, which had remained a neutral
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Wealth In The Great Gatsby
According to a 2017 report by Oxfam, an international confederation of 18 NGOs (non governmental
organization) working... to end the injustices that cause poverty, 8 individuals are worth as much as
the poorest half of the global population. 6 of these men or ¾ of the 8 are Americans. This represents
the American dream for many people, making it big is their goal. In F. Scott Fitzgerald s novel The
Great Gatsby, obsession with the acquisition of wealth is common. Fitzgerald s criticisms of the
valuation of wealth and status, although not always true, are still relevant today and in the wider
world.
Characterized by gross overindulgence, the era depicted in The Great Gatsby glorifies mass media
stars. For example, before Nick Carraway arrived ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
More people are going to college because it s considered one of the few ways to get a job that will pay
well and allow someone to live the celebrity lifestyle we idolize. In the past, college attendance
became a symbol of wealth because only the rich could attend. Now, because college is more
attainable for everyone (albeit for the need for extensive student loans), it has become more of an
expectation and less of a dream. Most jobs outside the service industry require either a high school
diploma or degree. Although college didn t used to be important for successful life, the philosophy
today is the more educated a person is, the more likely they are to be astute enough to make their
fortune. Yet, in contrast to this cultural trend, most famous, rich people aren t revered for their
knowledge, but their wealth. Their daily life is still followed because people believe they can find the
key to their own success in a celebrity s expression of wealth and status whether it be in fancy
restaurants, expensive vacations, or crowds of fans. Social media serves much of the same purpose.
On social media, we labor to present the best image of ourselves and increase our status by cultivating
the image we see in
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According to a 2017 report by Oxfam, an international confederation of 18 NGOs (non governmental
organization) working... to end the injustices that cause poverty, 8 individuals are worth as much as
the poorest half of the global population. 6 of these men or ¾ of the 8 are Americans. This represents
the American dream for many people, making it big is their goal. In F. Scott Fitzgerald s novel The
Great Gatsby, obsession with the acquisition of wealth is common. Fitzgerald s criticisms of the
valuation of wealth and status, although not always true, are still relevant today and in the wider
world.
Characterized by gross overindulgence, the era depicted in The Great Gatsby glorifies mass media
stars. For example, before Nick Carraway arrived ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
More people are going to college because it s considered one of the few ways to get a job that will pay
well and allow someone to live the celebrity lifestyle we idolize. In the past, college attendance
became a symbol of wealth because only the rich could attend. Now, because college is more
attainable for everyone (albeit for the need for extensive student loans), it has become more of an
expectation and less of a dream. Most jobs outside the service industry require either a high school
diploma or degree. Although college didn t used to be important for successful life, the philosophy
today is the more educated a person is, the more likely they are to be astute enough to make their
fortune. Yet, in contrast to this cultural trend, most famous, rich people aren t revered for their
knowledge, but their wealth. Their daily life is still followed because people believe they can find the
key to their own success in a celebrity s expression of wealth and status whether it be in fancy
restaurants, expensive vacations, or crowds of fans. Social media serves much of the same purpose.
On social media, we labor to present the best image of ourselves and increase our status by cultivating
the image we see in
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Oh Brother By Richard Shone Analysis
Oh brother indeed. While in the 2011 article by Richard Shone entitled, Oh brother!, Shone argues
while the information presented by the book isn t necessarily new, the different ways in which the
authors approach the subject makes for an interesting read. Yet, Shone often contradicts his own
claims, with his diction often invalidating what he said previously, establishing credibility for the
authors then destroying it by pointing out their biases which results in an overall inconsistent,
disorganized and chaotic article. He fails to adequately address his arguments claim and his purpose of
reviewing the book, for a book review serves to either praise and persuade others to read it or decry it
and critique it for its flaws. The author seemingly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their scrupulous examination of all of the information doesn t seem overbearing and akin to
information overload, in actuality Shone states the more one reads the colossal detail adds to the
enthralling nature of the book. Shone then though skews his opinion of the authors. The once herald
authors turn quickly to detached and petty. Including the fact that the authors dislike Gauguin, a friend
of Van Gogh s, does not add relevance to the piece nor can it be proven by this review. By including
this tidbit of information he opens the authors up to critic and open bias. He tries to recover their
credibility by randomly attaching at the concluding paragraph, a red herring, which deduces that Van
Gogh was in fact not murdered. This information though does not pertain to anything the author was
talking about previously, so in turn this makes his essay seem very rushed and ill thought out in the
end. His flippant attitude towards the authors makes the book seem as though it will be a disaster, but
he claims at first that the authors are innovate and fresh in their presentation of the information in the
book. If Shone is encouraging people to read this book going about it by bringing up the faults and
obvious biases of the authors then it isn t going to influence someone to read it. Which brings to
question just exactly where does the author stand, from reading the essay his stance is convoluted and
lost in a sea of
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Oh brother indeed. While in the 2011 article by Richard Shone entitled, Oh brother!, Shone argues
while the information presented by the book isn t necessarily new, the different ways in which the
authors approach the subject makes for an interesting read. Yet, Shone often contradicts his own
claims, with his diction often invalidating what he said previously, establishing credibility for the
authors then destroying it by pointing out their biases which results in an overall inconsistent,
disorganized and chaotic article. He fails to adequately address his arguments claim and his purpose of
reviewing the book, for a book review serves to either praise and persuade others to read it or decry it
and critique it for its flaws. The author seemingly ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their scrupulous examination of all of the information doesn t seem overbearing and akin to
information overload, in actuality Shone states the more one reads the colossal detail adds to the
enthralling nature of the book. Shone then though skews his opinion of the authors. The once herald
authors turn quickly to detached and petty. Including the fact that the authors dislike Gauguin, a friend
of Van Gogh s, does not add relevance to the piece nor can it be proven by this review. By including
this tidbit of information he opens the authors up to critic and open bias. He tries to recover their
credibility by randomly attaching at the concluding paragraph, a red herring, which deduces that Van
Gogh was in fact not murdered. This information though does not pertain to anything the author was
talking about previously, so in turn this makes his essay seem very rushed and ill thought out in the
end. His flippant attitude towards the authors makes the book seem as though it will be a disaster, but
he claims at first that the authors are innovate and fresh in their presentation of the information in the
book. If Shone is encouraging people to read this book going about it by bringing up the faults and
obvious biases of the authors then it isn t going to influence someone to read it. Which brings to
question just exactly where does the author stand, from reading the essay his stance is convoluted and
lost in a sea of
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Socrates Views On The Allegory Of The Cave
In the allegory of the cave, Socrates is explaining to the student how we are blinded by what we are
only allowed to see. If we were to see the truth, then we would return to tell the others, but they would
not believe you.
If you put that into today, you could compare it to the conspiracy theorists. They think that the
government is hiding us from the truth, and that the only way to learn is to go beyond the boundaries
set by the law. If you saw the report about the Roswell incident, you would see that they describe the
spacecraft as circular, 50 feet in diameter, and held three bodies of human shape, three feet tall,
dressed in metallic cloth of a fine texture. I think that that proves the existence of aliens, or midgets
going around in a
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In the allegory of the cave, Socrates is explaining to the student how we are blinded by what we are
only allowed to see. If we were to see the truth, then we would return to tell the others, but they would
not believe you.
If you put that into today, you could compare it to the conspiracy theorists. They think that the
government is hiding us from the truth, and that the only way to learn is to go beyond the boundaries
set by the law. If you saw the report about the Roswell incident, you would see that they describe the
spacecraft as circular, 50 feet in diameter, and held three bodies of human shape, three feet tall,
dressed in metallic cloth of a fine texture. I think that that proves the existence of aliens, or midgets
going around in a
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Infection Cards Difficulty
Comorbidity mode: For an extra level of difficulty to pandemic would be to remove the card limit but
for every card after 7 at the end of your turn, you must draw an extra infection card. So, if you have 9
cards you would draw 2 infection cards. The meaning of this allows for more of a chance to get the
cards you need to cure a disease but also allows for more of a chance to spread infection faster. So,
every time a player draws a card past 7 they will be given the choice to discard or draw infection
cards. Another step for this game mode is, for every time you discard you will add the bottom
discarded infection card to the middle of the infection pile. This will add another layer of difficulty
with making the player think do they want to add more cards to the infection pile. Pandemic is already
known as a very difficult game and that is one of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the end of their turn, they add one cube to the city they land on, but only if it won t cause an
outbreak. Patient zero can choose to not move and instead add 2 infection cards of their choosing back
into the infection deck, shuffling afterward. As a third choice Patient zero can choose to not move and
instead draw 2 cards from the infection deck. If patient zero doesn t move then no cubes are added
from patient zeros first action. The point of this player is to and a physical person to who is causing
the spread of diseases without making the game overly difficult. Patient zero cannot be played if there
are any epidemic cards put in the deck. Patient zero will have to make the decision each turn as to do
they want to spread the diseases, add 2 infection cards back to the deck, or draw 2 cards from the
infection deck to chance at causing an outbreak. If patient zero is in the same city as any of the other
players for 2 turns in a row they will be cured taking them out of the
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Comorbidity mode: For an extra level of difficulty to pandemic would be to remove the card limit but
for every card after 7 at the end of your turn, you must draw an extra infection card. So, if you have 9
cards you would draw 2 infection cards. The meaning of this allows for more of a chance to get the
cards you need to cure a disease but also allows for more of a chance to spread infection faster. So,
every time a player draws a card past 7 they will be given the choice to discard or draw infection
cards. Another step for this game mode is, for every time you discard you will add the bottom
discarded infection card to the middle of the infection pile. This will add another layer of difficulty
with making the player think do they want to add more cards to the infection pile. Pandemic is already
known as a very difficult game and that is one of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At the end of their turn, they add one cube to the city they land on, but only if it won t cause an
outbreak. Patient zero can choose to not move and instead add 2 infection cards of their choosing back
into the infection deck, shuffling afterward. As a third choice Patient zero can choose to not move and
instead draw 2 cards from the infection deck. If patient zero doesn t move then no cubes are added
from patient zeros first action. The point of this player is to and a physical person to who is causing
the spread of diseases without making the game overly difficult. Patient zero cannot be played if there
are any epidemic cards put in the deck. Patient zero will have to make the decision each turn as to do
they want to spread the diseases, add 2 infection cards back to the deck, or draw 2 cards from the
infection deck to chance at causing an outbreak. If patient zero is in the same city as any of the other
players for 2 turns in a row they will be cured taking them out of the
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Essay on The President as Chief Executive
The role of the President as Chief Executive is a complex matter because it covers a wide area of
responsibility and involves many government agencies and offices, that the President is responsible
for overseeing. The history of Chief Executive starts in the constitution with Article II section I
Executive Power shall be vested in the President of the United States of America this did not create
the role although it was a front runner to it. Executive Power is understood to mean seeing that laws
are executed this would be a hard task for one person to accomplish in a newly formed government let
alone in today s political world (Kalllenbach) . To briefly explain this requires and understanding of
what it is, what it does and how it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first Vice President John Adams is quoted as saying My country has in its wisdom contrived for
me the most insignificant office that ever the innovation of man contrived or his imagination
conceived (George C. Edwards III). This does not hold true today, the Vice Presidency has become a
supportive role with a wider range of responsibilities and duties. In the beginning the main role of the
Vice President was to be ready to take the place of the President if needed. The sudden of the death of
Roosevelt, assassinations and illnesses were the drive behind the increased importance of the office.
Presidents were encouraged to prepare the vice President to take office. Each President has also
entrusted the Vice President with different responsibilities, this has helped to expand the role. Vice
President Al Gore for example like Dick Cheney had input into policy making. The Vice President
also oversees some departments for the President. In recent years both political parties have looked at
Vice Presidents as potential candidates for Presidency. The Vice President use to reside in his home
this is not so today he now resides in Washington and has secrete service personnel he has his own
staff and also an office in the White House. This is just a few of the things that have given rise to the
importance of the office. The President s Cabinet is an advisory board for the President and is made up
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The role of the President as Chief Executive is a complex matter because it covers a wide area of
responsibility and involves many government agencies and offices, that the President is responsible
for overseeing. The history of Chief Executive starts in the constitution with Article II section I
Executive Power shall be vested in the President of the United States of America this did not create
the role although it was a front runner to it. Executive Power is understood to mean seeing that laws
are executed this would be a hard task for one person to accomplish in a newly formed government let
alone in today s political world (Kalllenbach) . To briefly explain this requires and understanding of
what it is, what it does and how it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The first Vice President John Adams is quoted as saying My country has in its wisdom contrived for
me the most insignificant office that ever the innovation of man contrived or his imagination
conceived (George C. Edwards III). This does not hold true today, the Vice Presidency has become a
supportive role with a wider range of responsibilities and duties. In the beginning the main role of the
Vice President was to be ready to take the place of the President if needed. The sudden of the death of
Roosevelt, assassinations and illnesses were the drive behind the increased importance of the office.
Presidents were encouraged to prepare the vice President to take office. Each President has also
entrusted the Vice President with different responsibilities, this has helped to expand the role. Vice
President Al Gore for example like Dick Cheney had input into policy making. The Vice President
also oversees some departments for the President. In recent years both political parties have looked at
Vice Presidents as potential candidates for Presidency. The Vice President use to reside in his home
this is not so today he now resides in Washington and has secrete service personnel he has his own
staff and also an office in the White House. This is just a few of the things that have given rise to the
importance of the office. The President s Cabinet is an advisory board for the President and is made up
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Financial Restatement Paper
Financial Restatement Paper
Financial Restatement Paper
University of Phoenix ACC/537
After the introduction of the Sarbanes Oxley Act lots of companies have had to submit financial
restatements in their financials. This paper is to examine the financial restatements that have been
done by Kodiak Energy Inc. over the past several years due to incorrect reporting on the value of their
stocks. Kodiak Energy entered into an agreement with to purchase land from Thunder River Energy in
exchange for shares of stock in the Kodiak Energy Company. Kodiak Energy issued seven million
shares reported to be worth $2.00 per share. The SEC decided to look into this arrangement and ...
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Kodiak Energies paid a heavy price
The shareholders were not pleased about the deception that Kodiak Energy had deceived them on and
quickly showed them the repercussion of lying and stealing from them. Over the next five years,
Kodiak Energies stock went from being worth $3.65 a share to a mere .10. Even though the company
tied to rectify the situation with a restatement, their years of dishonesty caught up to them and they
were unable to rectify their reputation by simply failing a misstatement. Kodiak Electric almost put
themselves out of business by trying to steal $1,125,835 from their shareholders pockets, and
reporting it as additional capital paid in to make it seem legitimate.
Restatements can be helpful if they are used to explain honest mistakes. Misstatements cannot be used
to cover up illegal accounting procedures. Shareholders will take notice and the end results can be
devastating to a company s business.
References
Flow Through Shares Explained. (n.d.). Retrieved June 16, 2012, from http://www.flow
throughshares.com/flow throughexplained.htm
Kodiak Energy, Inc. Restatement of Financials. (2009, March 17). Marketwire: press release
distribution, newswire, public relations,investor relations, breaking news, media monitoring. Retrieved
June 15, 2012 from http://www.marketwire.com/press release/Kodiak Energy Inc Restatement of
Financials TSX VENTURE KDK 962647.htm
Kieso, D. E., Weygandt, J.
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Financial Restatement Paper
Financial Restatement Paper
University of Phoenix ACC/537
After the introduction of the Sarbanes Oxley Act lots of companies have had to submit financial
restatements in their financials. This paper is to examine the financial restatements that have been
done by Kodiak Energy Inc. over the past several years due to incorrect reporting on the value of their
stocks. Kodiak Energy entered into an agreement with to purchase land from Thunder River Energy in
exchange for shares of stock in the Kodiak Energy Company. Kodiak Energy issued seven million
shares reported to be worth $2.00 per share. The SEC decided to look into this arrangement and ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Kodiak Energies paid a heavy price
The shareholders were not pleased about the deception that Kodiak Energy had deceived them on and
quickly showed them the repercussion of lying and stealing from them. Over the next five years,
Kodiak Energies stock went from being worth $3.65 a share to a mere .10. Even though the company
tied to rectify the situation with a restatement, their years of dishonesty caught up to them and they
were unable to rectify their reputation by simply failing a misstatement. Kodiak Electric almost put
themselves out of business by trying to steal $1,125,835 from their shareholders pockets, and
reporting it as additional capital paid in to make it seem legitimate.
Restatements can be helpful if they are used to explain honest mistakes. Misstatements cannot be used
to cover up illegal accounting procedures. Shareholders will take notice and the end results can be
devastating to a company s business.
References
Flow Through Shares Explained. (n.d.). Retrieved June 16, 2012, from http://www.flow
throughshares.com/flow throughexplained.htm
Kodiak Energy, Inc. Restatement of Financials. (2009, March 17). Marketwire: press release
distribution, newswire, public relations,investor relations, breaking news, media monitoring. Retrieved
June 15, 2012 from http://www.marketwire.com/press release/Kodiak Energy Inc Restatement of
Financials TSX VENTURE KDK 962647.htm
Kieso, D. E., Weygandt, J.
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Genetic Disorders Case Studies
Beth has a few options to determine if her baby is at risk for having a genetic disorder. The first step
Beth can take is visiting her gynecologist. While there she can start to discuss her concerns, and go
over her options. She can go through genetic counselling and then move onto ultrasounds and
amniocentesis. If further tests warrant she can do chorionic villus sampling or CVS.
Beth can go through genetic counselling which is where she can discuss her family medical history
and this will determine whether or not her baby is at risk. This is where the counselor takes into
consideration any diseases or problems that run in the family. They then can determine if one of the
parents is a carrier and their genotype by doing blood work. Both Beth and her husband will be able to
obtain the correct information if their child could contract a genetic disorder. With this information,
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Beth can also go through a procedure known as amniocentesis. Amniocentesis where they insert a
needle into the mothers abdomen and retrieve amniotic fluid. With the amniotic fluid they can do
testing to determine the genotype of the fetus Finally, she could also do chorionic villus sampling or
CVS. This test is normally performed in the beginning of pregnancies. A needle is inserted into the
vagina through the uterus to obtain a sample of cells from the placenta. The sample is then again sent
to a lab to be tested. With both amniocentesis and CVS, they can determine over 200 genetic
disorders. With both procedures, there is a risk of miscarriage, but is it extremely
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Beth has a few options to determine if her baby is at risk for having a genetic disorder. The first step
Beth can take is visiting her gynecologist. While there she can start to discuss her concerns, and go
over her options. She can go through genetic counselling and then move onto ultrasounds and
amniocentesis. If further tests warrant she can do chorionic villus sampling or CVS.
Beth can go through genetic counselling which is where she can discuss her family medical history
and this will determine whether or not her baby is at risk. This is where the counselor takes into
consideration any diseases or problems that run in the family. They then can determine if one of the
parents is a carrier and their genotype by doing blood work. Both Beth and her husband will be able to
obtain the correct information if their child could contract a genetic disorder. With this information,
they can make a decision on the next step. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Beth can also go through a procedure known as amniocentesis. Amniocentesis where they insert a
needle into the mothers abdomen and retrieve amniotic fluid. With the amniotic fluid they can do
testing to determine the genotype of the fetus Finally, she could also do chorionic villus sampling or
CVS. This test is normally performed in the beginning of pregnancies. A needle is inserted into the
vagina through the uterus to obtain a sample of cells from the placenta. The sample is then again sent
to a lab to be tested. With both amniocentesis and CVS, they can determine over 200 genetic
disorders. With both procedures, there is a risk of miscarriage, but is it extremely
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Rear Window Review Rear Window is a great thriller, and a great movie. It is thrilling and exciting
without having the overly serious tone of most other thrillers. Unlike other films of the genre there is
campy feel, yet that doesn t deter the edge of your seat feeling the this film creates. Rear Window is an
oddity, it s a light hearted murder mystery that takes place from one setting, yet very effectively pulls
the audience into the experience. There is a constant did he or didn t he feeling that keeps the viewer
guessing up until the final dramatic conclusions. This is a good thriller because it is effectively
suspenseful and exciting. It is a great film because it is fun, it s enjoyable. Rear Window is fun to
watch because it combines
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Rear Window Review Rear Window is a great thriller, and a great movie. It is thrilling and exciting
without having the overly serious tone of most other thrillers. Unlike other films of the genre there is
campy feel, yet that doesn t deter the edge of your seat feeling the this film creates. Rear Window is an
oddity, it s a light hearted murder mystery that takes place from one setting, yet very effectively pulls
the audience into the experience. There is a constant did he or didn t he feeling that keeps the viewer
guessing up until the final dramatic conclusions. This is a good thriller because it is effectively
suspenseful and exciting. It is a great film because it is fun, it s enjoyable. Rear Window is fun to
watch because it combines
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