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Ironman Research Paper
It s easy to identify with the physically strenuous side of an ironman competition. But, many athletes
fail to realize the mental intensity of the sport and how powerful the psychological effects can be both
before and after a race.
Understanding how to deal with, and prepare psychologically for an ironman competition, is
imperative. Ironmen need to address their race day mindset, but also must appreciate how important
psychologically, the period is immediately following a race. Here we ll discuss getting mentally
prepared for race day, plus how to get handle the psychological strain after the race is over.
Race Day Mindset
Most ironmen want to be more than just competitive; they strive to be a champion. It s just the nature
of the sport. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are number of relaxing celebratory types of activities that do not require food, or drink. Alcohol
especially puts a damper on physical recovery time, plus sugary treats and foods high in fat will set off
a physical crash that will immediately slow, if not freeze physical recovery.
Rest You Must Rest
There seems to be an inherent genetic trait inside competitive athletes, ironmen alike. As soon as the
competition is over, there is an insatiable urge to get right back to the training table to improve
performance. This can be an especially troublesome thing to avoid if the race results did not meet
expectations.
Immediately the physiological mind wants to overlook the condition of the physiological body. It s a
mental sense that more now will produce better results later. Fact of the matter is if we want to
improve on this race, a period of rest before resuming our training is advantageous, both mentally and
physically.
Even if athletes feel they are taking enough time to rest after an event, they may not be incorporating
sufficient rest periods during the training season. Over training and insufficient rest periods are two of
the reasons many ironmen burn out, both physically and eventually
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It s easy to identify with the physically strenuous side of an ironman competition. But, many athletes
fail to realize the mental intensity of the sport and how powerful the psychological effects can be both
before and after a race.
Understanding how to deal with, and prepare psychologically for an ironman competition, is
imperative. Ironmen need to address their race day mindset, but also must appreciate how important
psychologically, the period is immediately following a race. Here we ll discuss getting mentally
prepared for race day, plus how to get handle the psychological strain after the race is over.
Race Day Mindset
Most ironmen want to be more than just competitive; they strive to be a champion. It s just the nature
of the sport. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are number of relaxing celebratory types of activities that do not require food, or drink. Alcohol
especially puts a damper on physical recovery time, plus sugary treats and foods high in fat will set off
a physical crash that will immediately slow, if not freeze physical recovery.
Rest You Must Rest
There seems to be an inherent genetic trait inside competitive athletes, ironmen alike. As soon as the
competition is over, there is an insatiable urge to get right back to the training table to improve
performance. This can be an especially troublesome thing to avoid if the race results did not meet
expectations.
Immediately the physiological mind wants to overlook the condition of the physiological body. It s a
mental sense that more now will produce better results later. Fact of the matter is if we want to
improve on this race, a period of rest before resuming our training is advantageous, both mentally and
physically.
Even if athletes feel they are taking enough time to rest after an event, they may not be incorporating
sufficient rest periods during the training season. Over training and insufficient rest periods are two of
the reasons many ironmen burn out, both physically and eventually
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Scientific Management And Human Relations
Scientific Management and Human Relations are two different management approaches. In Scientific
Management, managers are responsible to think and workers do. Frederick Winslow Taylor (1856
1915) develops the Principles of Time and Motion Study, which leads to a conclusion that certain
people have a higher work efficiency compared to the others. In his means, cooperation is to do what
workers are told to do without asking questions or making suggestions. (as cited in Miller Form,
1924).
Human Relation Management was founded by Professor Elton Mayo (1880 1949). During the
industrial revolution in early 1920 s, Mayo initiated the Human Relation Theory of Management. A
psychologist, Henry C. Link (as cited in Miller Form, 1924, p. 657) relates that the ideal employment
method is receiving applicants from all kinds at one end, sort, interview, and record them, before
labelling them with the righteous job. Mayo introduced an experiment, the Hawthorne Studies, to look
into the impact of working environment on the productivity of workers.
Scientific Management, also known as Taylorism, is a theory of management which focuses on
workflows analysis. In the 20th century, a large number of immigrants which lacks the ability to
comprehend in English entered the workforce in the United States, whom Taylor concludes that
labourers are not qualified to plan the process of their jobs. In almost all the mechanic arts the science
which underlies each act of each workman is so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Scientific Management and Human Relations are two different management approaches. In Scientific
Management, managers are responsible to think and workers do. Frederick Winslow Taylor (1856
1915) develops the Principles of Time and Motion Study, which leads to a conclusion that certain
people have a higher work efficiency compared to the others. In his means, cooperation is to do what
workers are told to do without asking questions or making suggestions. (as cited in Miller Form,
1924).
Human Relation Management was founded by Professor Elton Mayo (1880 1949). During the
industrial revolution in early 1920 s, Mayo initiated the Human Relation Theory of Management. A
psychologist, Henry C. Link (as cited in Miller Form, 1924, p. 657) relates that the ideal employment
method is receiving applicants from all kinds at one end, sort, interview, and record them, before
labelling them with the righteous job. Mayo introduced an experiment, the Hawthorne Studies, to look
into the impact of working environment on the productivity of workers.
Scientific Management, also known as Taylorism, is a theory of management which focuses on
workflows analysis. In the 20th century, a large number of immigrants which lacks the ability to
comprehend in English entered the workforce in the United States, whom Taylor concludes that
labourers are not qualified to plan the process of their jobs. In almost all the mechanic arts the science
which underlies each act of each workman is so
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hard Times And Pride And Prejudice Essay
The novels Hard Times (1854) written by Charles Dickens (1812 1870) and Pride and Prejudice
(1813) written by Jane Austen (1775 1817) are two very distinct literary works, written and published
in two completely different eras. While Austen wrote Pride and Prejudice in the Georgian era, Dickens
s novel Hard Times is a part of the Victorian age. These novels represent disparate worlds,that of rigid
and utilitarian aspects on one hand and domestic concerns over marriage and property on the other.
These novels represent women in a certain light, quite different from the each other, but the same. This
paper thus aims to analyse the portrayal of female characters by Dickens and Austen in the
aforementioned novels, in view of their gender identities ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is an opposition with which Dickens makes extended ironic play later in the story, when Sissy
becomes the homemaker, the most settled and the most respectable member of the Gradgrind family.
She is,at the beginning of the book, not only of questionable parentage but a virtual orphan. From this
situation there develops an ironic opposition between the ties of blood and those of affectiom, for
Sissy, deprived of a family by blood, is supported by the extended, unorthodox family of the circus
people and she eventually becomes Gradgrind s honorary and truest daughter. Her love is undying and
is not affected by his loveless teaching. Her devotion brings about family feeling in her new father and
sister as when, in Louisa s grave trouble, the once deserted girl shone like a beautiful light upon the
darkness of the other (Dickens, 248). Sissy becomes the motherly,sisterly and daughterly heart of the
adoptive family and her very nickname signals her familial role throughout the story, as the
archetypical sister. However, the reward for this depiction of virtue is confined within the family.
Although Sissy grows from child to woman in years, she does not move, like most of Dickens s good
women, beyond the roles of a surrogate mother, daughter and sister to sexual maturity. Initially, the
book
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The novels Hard Times (1854) written by Charles Dickens (1812 1870) and Pride and Prejudice
(1813) written by Jane Austen (1775 1817) are two very distinct literary works, written and published
in two completely different eras. While Austen wrote Pride and Prejudice in the Georgian era, Dickens
s novel Hard Times is a part of the Victorian age. These novels represent disparate worlds,that of rigid
and utilitarian aspects on one hand and domestic concerns over marriage and property on the other.
These novels represent women in a certain light, quite different from the each other, but the same. This
paper thus aims to analyse the portrayal of female characters by Dickens and Austen in the
aforementioned novels, in view of their gender identities ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is an opposition with which Dickens makes extended ironic play later in the story, when Sissy
becomes the homemaker, the most settled and the most respectable member of the Gradgrind family.
She is,at the beginning of the book, not only of questionable parentage but a virtual orphan. From this
situation there develops an ironic opposition between the ties of blood and those of affectiom, for
Sissy, deprived of a family by blood, is supported by the extended, unorthodox family of the circus
people and she eventually becomes Gradgrind s honorary and truest daughter. Her love is undying and
is not affected by his loveless teaching. Her devotion brings about family feeling in her new father and
sister as when, in Louisa s grave trouble, the once deserted girl shone like a beautiful light upon the
darkness of the other (Dickens, 248). Sissy becomes the motherly,sisterly and daughterly heart of the
adoptive family and her very nickname signals her familial role throughout the story, as the
archetypical sister. However, the reward for this depiction of virtue is confined within the family.
Although Sissy grows from child to woman in years, she does not move, like most of Dickens s good
women, beyond the roles of a surrogate mother, daughter and sister to sexual maturity. Initially, the
book
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Journal Entries About Amyasian Whale Hunt
Dear Journal, Yesterday was the great Amyasian whale hunt. Today as I lay in bed waiting for these
cursed wounds to heal I will tell you about it.
It was the 14th of Frost Fall, The sun was shining as the men waited for the vessel Vlad and I built, it
was a mighty ship, three masts, 150 feet long and able to hold a crew of 50 plus a cargo hold big
enough for the crew and the whales.
The ship came around as the men all jumped up in awe, cheering with excitement, Altiak De Bar
cheering the loudest knowing he will gain more power through the loyalty of the men after this trip, as
I looked back the ship was already dropping anchor and sending the skifs to the beach to pick us up.
we all loaded in and got to the boat. After about 30 minutes we were all aboard heading out the sea for
whales, I stood at the stern of the ship watching and everyone milled about sorting harpoons, fixing
the rigging and some just lazing about eating or drinking the ale we brought with us.
Suddenly the port side of the boat grew loud with the voices of the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Suddenly, the sea burst upwards dowsing everyone on the ship, making me lose my grasp on my
sword but luckly it stayed in its sccabbard, as our whale went skyward, being carried by a huge black
and purple mass. just then the ship lurched by the side and the beast came up short, not realizing the
whale had 20 or more harpoons in it that are attached to the ship, The whale came plummeting back
down as the beach screeched with annoyance, I realizing that the beast was going to try again, and this
time the ship might get torn in half as it tries to break the whale free, so I grabbed a harpoon and
jumpped overboard. The cold hit and almost knocked the wind out of me, but I knew if I failed, the
entire ship would sink and a lot of men would die, so I swam for the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Dear Journal, Yesterday was the great Amyasian whale hunt. Today as I lay in bed waiting for these
cursed wounds to heal I will tell you about it.
It was the 14th of Frost Fall, The sun was shining as the men waited for the vessel Vlad and I built, it
was a mighty ship, three masts, 150 feet long and able to hold a crew of 50 plus a cargo hold big
enough for the crew and the whales.
The ship came around as the men all jumped up in awe, cheering with excitement, Altiak De Bar
cheering the loudest knowing he will gain more power through the loyalty of the men after this trip, as
I looked back the ship was already dropping anchor and sending the skifs to the beach to pick us up.
we all loaded in and got to the boat. After about 30 minutes we were all aboard heading out the sea for
whales, I stood at the stern of the ship watching and everyone milled about sorting harpoons, fixing
the rigging and some just lazing about eating or drinking the ale we brought with us.
Suddenly the port side of the boat grew loud with the voices of the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Suddenly, the sea burst upwards dowsing everyone on the ship, making me lose my grasp on my
sword but luckly it stayed in its sccabbard, as our whale went skyward, being carried by a huge black
and purple mass. just then the ship lurched by the side and the beast came up short, not realizing the
whale had 20 or more harpoons in it that are attached to the ship, The whale came plummeting back
down as the beach screeched with annoyance, I realizing that the beast was going to try again, and this
time the ship might get torn in half as it tries to break the whale free, so I grabbed a harpoon and
jumpped overboard. The cold hit and almost knocked the wind out of me, but I knew if I failed, the
entire ship would sink and a lot of men would die, so I swam for the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sexual Violence And Gender Based Crimes
This paper examines the prosecutorial strategy that the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court
must adopt concerning sexual violence and gender based crimes. The focus of the research is on the
second situation in the Central African Republic, being currently investigated by the Court, because of
its practicality since it is a conflict in which sexual violence has played an essential role. The author
suggests that the origin of sexual violence is of the utmost importance when deciding to investigate
and prosecute these crimes. The role of patriarchal structures within the Central African Republic
society determine the impact and degree of severity of sexual violence and gender based crimes in the
unfolded armed conflict. Therefore, the authors suggests the changes that must be applied to the
current strategy to guarantee an adequate prosecution of sexual violence and gender based crimes.
Then author explains that a comprehensive research on the background of gender inequality within the
society must be compulsory for every investigation that the Prosecutor carries out. Then, the author
further argues that the Office of the Prosecutor must upgrade the gendered prosecutorial strategy
already implemented to ensure a gender neutral approach. The elements and the prosecutorial strategy
must be modified to include changes that would assure a more faithful depiction of gender dynamics.
The authors suggests that the definition of rape in the Rome Statute must include
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
This paper examines the prosecutorial strategy that the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court
must adopt concerning sexual violence and gender based crimes. The focus of the research is on the
second situation in the Central African Republic, being currently investigated by the Court, because of
its practicality since it is a conflict in which sexual violence has played an essential role. The author
suggests that the origin of sexual violence is of the utmost importance when deciding to investigate
and prosecute these crimes. The role of patriarchal structures within the Central African Republic
society determine the impact and degree of severity of sexual violence and gender based crimes in the
unfolded armed conflict. Therefore, the authors suggests the changes that must be applied to the
current strategy to guarantee an adequate prosecution of sexual violence and gender based crimes.
Then author explains that a comprehensive research on the background of gender inequality within the
society must be compulsory for every investigation that the Prosecutor carries out. Then, the author
further argues that the Office of the Prosecutor must upgrade the gendered prosecutorial strategy
already implemented to ensure a gender neutral approach. The elements and the prosecutorial strategy
must be modified to include changes that would assure a more faithful depiction of gender dynamics.
The authors suggests that the definition of rape in the Rome Statute must include
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sith Warrior Short Story
Jedi Knight/Sith Warrior
After the Third Act
Before Makeb
Ilum
Seventy Klicks Southeast of the Republic Base Camp
Carefully, Jedi Master Kaeto Vaa whispered into the darkness. She hadn t been to Ilum since she was a
child. Time had not changed the oppressive cold of the planet. Although, everything felt bleak to
Kaeto these days. Defeating the Sith Emperor had been more about vengeance, than justice. Sure, it
was easy to assure the Jedi Council that she harbored no residual anger from her time of torture and
betrayal. It was also a lie. Kaeto felt tainted by the dark side. As if thousands of tiny insects crawled
under her skin night and day. The event might be a receding memory to the rest of the galaxy, but it
would remain seared into ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The figure stood almost at height with the Sith Pureblood, though only as an outline against the
darkness. He did not expect to face an adversary as large as himself, and began adjusting his strategy.
I do know you, the voice, female and familiar, responded. He could never forget such a rich accent,
straight from the planet Shili. I haven t forgotten your face. Two, purple blades sprang to life in the
gloom to reveal Jedi Master Kaeto Vaa. The Togruta who d tempted Lord Scourge from his post,
opening the way for Darth Kozen to advance as the Emperor s Wrath. The alien who killed the Sith
Emperor.
And I you, Master Vaa. Kozen understood the upheaval of emotions raging through the woman. She d
been corrupted by the most powerful being in the galaxy, though still managed to turn Sith towards the
light. Lord Pravin and Scourge had both been highly respected in their own rights. What sort of
woman could have such an effect on men steeped in the dark side of the Force? Kozen pushed aside
his unhealthy curiosity and focused on how best to remove his adversary. She would be a kill worth
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jedi Knight/Sith Warrior
After the Third Act
Before Makeb
Ilum
Seventy Klicks Southeast of the Republic Base Camp
Carefully, Jedi Master Kaeto Vaa whispered into the darkness. She hadn t been to Ilum since she was a
child. Time had not changed the oppressive cold of the planet. Although, everything felt bleak to
Kaeto these days. Defeating the Sith Emperor had been more about vengeance, than justice. Sure, it
was easy to assure the Jedi Council that she harbored no residual anger from her time of torture and
betrayal. It was also a lie. Kaeto felt tainted by the dark side. As if thousands of tiny insects crawled
under her skin night and day. The event might be a receding memory to the rest of the galaxy, but it
would remain seared into ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The figure stood almost at height with the Sith Pureblood, though only as an outline against the
darkness. He did not expect to face an adversary as large as himself, and began adjusting his strategy.
I do know you, the voice, female and familiar, responded. He could never forget such a rich accent,
straight from the planet Shili. I haven t forgotten your face. Two, purple blades sprang to life in the
gloom to reveal Jedi Master Kaeto Vaa. The Togruta who d tempted Lord Scourge from his post,
opening the way for Darth Kozen to advance as the Emperor s Wrath. The alien who killed the Sith
Emperor.
And I you, Master Vaa. Kozen understood the upheaval of emotions raging through the woman. She d
been corrupted by the most powerful being in the galaxy, though still managed to turn Sith towards the
light. Lord Pravin and Scourge had both been highly respected in their own rights. What sort of
woman could have such an effect on men steeped in the dark side of the Force? Kozen pushed aside
his unhealthy curiosity and focused on how best to remove his adversary. She would be a kill worth
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Literary Exploration on of Mice and Men
Literary Exploration In life we are part of many roles that create dangers we face that may lie beyond
our understanding. Even though these roles are hard to understand, they can give meaning to our life.
In John s Steinbeck Of Mice and Men, we see these men s day to day lives, the main character;
George takes care of his friend Lennie who has difficulties understanding the rules of the world we
live in. Through the story there are many ups and downs mostly involving Lennie, who is trying to see
through the eyes of George and to do and be as George is. For this reason George is constantly trying
to think of what is best for Lennie. Through all of this they face even more dangers and still try to find
a way to raise money for a farm to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
. . every damn one of em s got a little piece of land in his head. An never a God damn one of em ever
gets it. Just like heaven. Ever body wants a little piece of lan . I read plenty of books out here. Nobody
never gets to heaven, and nobody gets no land. In this passage , after Lennie shares with Crooks his
plan to buy a farm with George and raise rabbits, Crooks tries to deflate Lennie s hopes which creates
dangers that may lie beyond our understanding. He relates that hundreds of men have passed through
the ranch, all of them with dreams like Lennie s. Not one of them, he emphasizes with bitterness, ever
succeeds to make that dream come true. Crooks shows a sense of reality, telling again of Lennie s
childlikeness , and that the dream of a farm is, after all, only a dream. This moment show s off Crook s
character, and how a lifetime of loneliness and cruelty can lead to bitterness. It also furthers Steinbeck
s disturbing thought s that those who have strength and power in the world are not the only ones
responsible for cruelty. As Crooks shows, even though he was hurt by others, he seeked out Lennie
and attacked him because he is even weaker than Crooks is. Sometimes in life we have difficulty in
decisions that makes us question our morals even deeper our character.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Literary Exploration In life we are part of many roles that create dangers we face that may lie beyond
our understanding. Even though these roles are hard to understand, they can give meaning to our life.
In John s Steinbeck Of Mice and Men, we see these men s day to day lives, the main character;
George takes care of his friend Lennie who has difficulties understanding the rules of the world we
live in. Through the story there are many ups and downs mostly involving Lennie, who is trying to see
through the eyes of George and to do and be as George is. For this reason George is constantly trying
to think of what is best for Lennie. Through all of this they face even more dangers and still try to find
a way to raise money for a farm to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
. . every damn one of em s got a little piece of land in his head. An never a God damn one of em ever
gets it. Just like heaven. Ever body wants a little piece of lan . I read plenty of books out here. Nobody
never gets to heaven, and nobody gets no land. In this passage , after Lennie shares with Crooks his
plan to buy a farm with George and raise rabbits, Crooks tries to deflate Lennie s hopes which creates
dangers that may lie beyond our understanding. He relates that hundreds of men have passed through
the ranch, all of them with dreams like Lennie s. Not one of them, he emphasizes with bitterness, ever
succeeds to make that dream come true. Crooks shows a sense of reality, telling again of Lennie s
childlikeness , and that the dream of a farm is, after all, only a dream. This moment show s off Crook s
character, and how a lifetime of loneliness and cruelty can lead to bitterness. It also furthers Steinbeck
s disturbing thought s that those who have strength and power in the world are not the only ones
responsible for cruelty. As Crooks shows, even though he was hurt by others, he seeked out Lennie
and attacked him because he is even weaker than Crooks is. Sometimes in life we have difficulty in
decisions that makes us question our morals even deeper our character.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Reformative Speech On Waterfowl Hunting
The informative speech tends to be one of my personal favorites when it comes to publically
performing the speech in front of a group of peers. This speech tends to be one of my particular
favorites due to the fact that if you are going to be presenting it, you should be the one who knows the
most about the topic and should be delivering it in a fashion in which your peers find interesting. Even
if the topic itself isn t a very popular topic you as a presenter should be able to make connections to
the audience during this time which makes them very intrigued with your topic and maybe even
considering further research in that area
When asked to pick a topic for this speech for a while it left me bewildered, and I had a lot of
difficulty picking a topic until I heard the first few speech s, Once I realized that my classmates were
choosing based off of their own interests I knew I had a topic to talk about, that being waterfowl
hunting. I chose this topic on a variety of reasons. The biggest reason for selecting this topic is
because of my family s background in the sport. My family has been duck Hunting since before I was
even born, and as soon as my father could he brought me on his boat, this was a January day on the
saltwater marshes of Long Island with the temperature hovering around ten degrees. Of course, the
Bay Constable showed up to our boat coming to do an inspection because of the crowded marshes on
the south shore of Long Island have houses built right on the shore line, so hearing shotguns blasting
off at ducks tends to scare people at 6:30 AM, So after dropping the blind so that the officer can look
in our boat to check that we have all the proper equipment, and safety precautions taken, Until I
popped up in the big orange lifejacket and just bout scare the cop into the freezing marsh, and after he
questioned my father as to why he brought a four year old out on a day where its cold, snowing,
blowing freezing wind, and miserable outside, and simply my dad replied to him because he wanted to
come To a four year old this was the coolest thing I would ever see and would instantly want to do as
an activity for as long as I could. Prior to this speech waterfowl has been something I have researched
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The informative speech tends to be one of my personal favorites when it comes to publically
performing the speech in front of a group of peers. This speech tends to be one of my particular
favorites due to the fact that if you are going to be presenting it, you should be the one who knows the
most about the topic and should be delivering it in a fashion in which your peers find interesting. Even
if the topic itself isn t a very popular topic you as a presenter should be able to make connections to
the audience during this time which makes them very intrigued with your topic and maybe even
considering further research in that area
When asked to pick a topic for this speech for a while it left me bewildered, and I had a lot of
difficulty picking a topic until I heard the first few speech s, Once I realized that my classmates were
choosing based off of their own interests I knew I had a topic to talk about, that being waterfowl
hunting. I chose this topic on a variety of reasons. The biggest reason for selecting this topic is
because of my family s background in the sport. My family has been duck Hunting since before I was
even born, and as soon as my father could he brought me on his boat, this was a January day on the
saltwater marshes of Long Island with the temperature hovering around ten degrees. Of course, the
Bay Constable showed up to our boat coming to do an inspection because of the crowded marshes on
the south shore of Long Island have houses built right on the shore line, so hearing shotguns blasting
off at ducks tends to scare people at 6:30 AM, So after dropping the blind so that the officer can look
in our boat to check that we have all the proper equipment, and safety precautions taken, Until I
popped up in the big orange lifejacket and just bout scare the cop into the freezing marsh, and after he
questioned my father as to why he brought a four year old out on a day where its cold, snowing,
blowing freezing wind, and miserable outside, and simply my dad replied to him because he wanted to
come To a four year old this was the coolest thing I would ever see and would instantly want to do as
an activity for as long as I could. Prior to this speech waterfowl has been something I have researched
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Glg 101
1. SOMETHING IN THE FOREST 1. The author makes a distinction between lethal and non lethal
contagion. What is the difference? The difference between lethal and non lethal contagion is that lethal
contagions are deadly while non lethal contagions are harmless. 2. Find Mt. Elgon on a map and
download a picture of this ecological terrain. 3. Why is salt so precious in the rainforest? Salt is so
precious in the rainforest because it is harder to find; however, it can be easily found in the Kitum
Cave. 4. Get a brain diagram and describe the functions controlled by the brainstem. Why is this seen
as the most primitive part of the brain? 2. JUMPER 21. What is the range of normal blood pressure?
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140. They examine the dirty needle hypothesis. Name two other infectious diseases spread through
dirty needles? AIDS and Hepatitis can spread through dirty needles. 18. SPACE WALK 144. Describe
the steps to take prior to going into a Level 4 zone. 1. Undress and put on clean long sleeve scrub shirt
2. Enter level 2: put on socks 3. Enter level 3: put on gloves, tape the suit, wear hearing protectors, and
put on space suit and secure Ziploc bag. 145. Why could she not confirm the presence of Ebola in
these specimens? List the evidence from the internal organs. Even though the spleen was enlarged, the
monkey didn t bleed out. None of the intestines had blood in it; however, between the stomach and
small intestines there were rings of bleeding spots. 19. MISSION 148. Why is Kitum Cave so
important to the story? How was the monkey house like Kitum Cave? Kitum Cave is so important
because it was the first known case of the disease. Similar to Kitum Cave, the monkey house had no
clean air and was a mess. 20. RECONNAISSANCE 149. Why weren t they wearing respirators or
suits in room H? The workers didn t realize how serious their situation
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1. SOMETHING IN THE FOREST 1. The author makes a distinction between lethal and non lethal
contagion. What is the difference? The difference between lethal and non lethal contagion is that lethal
contagions are deadly while non lethal contagions are harmless. 2. Find Mt. Elgon on a map and
download a picture of this ecological terrain. 3. Why is salt so precious in the rainforest? Salt is so
precious in the rainforest because it is harder to find; however, it can be easily found in the Kitum
Cave. 4. Get a brain diagram and describe the functions controlled by the brainstem. Why is this seen
as the most primitive part of the brain? 2. JUMPER 21. What is the range of normal blood pressure?
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140. They examine the dirty needle hypothesis. Name two other infectious diseases spread through
dirty needles? AIDS and Hepatitis can spread through dirty needles. 18. SPACE WALK 144. Describe
the steps to take prior to going into a Level 4 zone. 1. Undress and put on clean long sleeve scrub shirt
2. Enter level 2: put on socks 3. Enter level 3: put on gloves, tape the suit, wear hearing protectors, and
put on space suit and secure Ziploc bag. 145. Why could she not confirm the presence of Ebola in
these specimens? List the evidence from the internal organs. Even though the spleen was enlarged, the
monkey didn t bleed out. None of the intestines had blood in it; however, between the stomach and
small intestines there were rings of bleeding spots. 19. MISSION 148. Why is Kitum Cave so
important to the story? How was the monkey house like Kitum Cave? Kitum Cave is so important
because it was the first known case of the disease. Similar to Kitum Cave, the monkey house had no
clean air and was a mess. 20. RECONNAISSANCE 149. Why weren t they wearing respirators or
suits in room H? The workers didn t realize how serious their situation
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A Voice Guidance System For Autonomous Robots
A VOICE GUIDANCE SYSTEM FOR AUTONOMOUS ROBOT Neha Dingwani Email:
[email protected] Pranali Sonawane Email: [email protected] Sanjivani Yesade
Email: [email protected] Vishal Motwani Email: [email protected] ABSTRACT
In this paper, a voice guidance system for autonomous robots is proposed as a project based on
microcontroller. The proposed system consists of a microcontroller and voice recognition software
that can recognize a limited number of voice patterns. The commands of autonomous robots are
classified and are organized such that one voice recognition software can distinguish robot commands
under each directory. Thus, the proposed system can distinguish more voice commands than one voice
recognition processor can. I. INTRODUCTION This Project Describe a robot that can be operated by
voice commands given from user. The project use speech recognition system for giving and
processing voice commands Speech recognition, or speech to text, involves capturing and digitizing
the sound waves, converting them to basic language units or phonemes. It is the ability of a computer
to recognize general, naturally flowing voice from a wide variety of users. The robot will receive
commands from user and do the actions like left, right, back, front etc. The robot will detect the
obstacles, fire and gas using sensor and do the work like if robot detect obstacle it moves in different
direction, if robot detect fire it will stop the fire /buzzer the alarm and if
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A VOICE GUIDANCE SYSTEM FOR AUTONOMOUS ROBOT Neha Dingwani Email:
[email protected] Pranali Sonawane Email: [email protected] Sanjivani Yesade
Email: [email protected] Vishal Motwani Email: [email protected] ABSTRACT
In this paper, a voice guidance system for autonomous robots is proposed as a project based on
microcontroller. The proposed system consists of a microcontroller and voice recognition software
that can recognize a limited number of voice patterns. The commands of autonomous robots are
classified and are organized such that one voice recognition software can distinguish robot commands
under each directory. Thus, the proposed system can distinguish more voice commands than one voice
recognition processor can. I. INTRODUCTION This Project Describe a robot that can be operated by
voice commands given from user. The project use speech recognition system for giving and
processing voice commands Speech recognition, or speech to text, involves capturing and digitizing
the sound waves, converting them to basic language units or phonemes. It is the ability of a computer
to recognize general, naturally flowing voice from a wide variety of users. The robot will receive
commands from user and do the actions like left, right, back, front etc. The robot will detect the
obstacles, fire and gas using sensor and do the work like if robot detect obstacle it moves in different
direction, if robot detect fire it will stop the fire /buzzer the alarm and if
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Saint Katharine Drexel Essay
Katharine once said, Christ wishes the Christian Community to be a body that is perfect because we
work together towards a single end, and the higher the motive which actuates this collaboration the
higher, no doubt, will be the union. Now the end in question is supremely exalted: the continuous
sanctification of the Body for the glory of God and the Lamb that was slain. (A Z Quotes). This quote
describes Katharine s way of working towards creating her orphanages and schools with her order.
Despite overcoming many difficulties in her earlier life, Saint Katharine Drexel created her own
religious order, donated generously to charities, and established schools to teach the faith the others;
consequently, she is one of the most dynamic missionary saints from America.
Saint Katharine Drexel was born in Philadelphia on November 26, 1858 to Hannah Langstroth and
Francis Anthony Drexel (Wallace). Hannah grew ill and later died on January 29, 1883. In February of
1885, her father became ill and later died from that illness (Wallace). After the death of her parents,
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Her orphanage was blessed on July 28, 1888 (Wallace). She trained with her religious order, called the
Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, for three and a half years before opening her first school in Santa Fe,
New Mexico in 1892. By 1942 she had a system of African American Catholic schools in thirteen
states, plus forty mission centers and twenty three rural schools (Smith). After living a very religious
life, Saint Katharine died on March 3, 1995 (Wallace) at the age of 96. Before her death she suffered
from a heart attack at age 77 but miraculously survived (Smith). Five years after her death, she was
canonized by Pope John Paul II on October 1, 2000. Saint Katharine was the second American born
saint to be canonized (Catholic
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Katharine once said, Christ wishes the Christian Community to be a body that is perfect because we
work together towards a single end, and the higher the motive which actuates this collaboration the
higher, no doubt, will be the union. Now the end in question is supremely exalted: the continuous
sanctification of the Body for the glory of God and the Lamb that was slain. (A Z Quotes). This quote
describes Katharine s way of working towards creating her orphanages and schools with her order.
Despite overcoming many difficulties in her earlier life, Saint Katharine Drexel created her own
religious order, donated generously to charities, and established schools to teach the faith the others;
consequently, she is one of the most dynamic missionary saints from America.
Saint Katharine Drexel was born in Philadelphia on November 26, 1858 to Hannah Langstroth and
Francis Anthony Drexel (Wallace). Hannah grew ill and later died on January 29, 1883. In February of
1885, her father became ill and later died from that illness (Wallace). After the death of her parents,
she inherited a large sum of money, which she later ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her orphanage was blessed on July 28, 1888 (Wallace). She trained with her religious order, called the
Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament, for three and a half years before opening her first school in Santa Fe,
New Mexico in 1892. By 1942 she had a system of African American Catholic schools in thirteen
states, plus forty mission centers and twenty three rural schools (Smith). After living a very religious
life, Saint Katharine died on March 3, 1995 (Wallace) at the age of 96. Before her death she suffered
from a heart attack at age 77 but miraculously survived (Smith). Five years after her death, she was
canonized by Pope John Paul II on October 1, 2000. Saint Katharine was the second American born
saint to be canonized (Catholic
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Whiptail Reproduction
Whiptail Reproduction
Asexual reproduction is one parent reproducing an offspring that are genetically alike. The purpose of
asexual reproduction is so that the reproductive process can go faster without any mistakes. Sexual
reproduction is a combination of genetics from the patents to reproduce an offspring. The purpose of
sexual reproduction is so that evolution can take place from the organism. The animal focus today is
the desert grassland whiptail. The whiptail tail uses asexual reproduction. This whiptail uses the more
beneficial reproduction because fertilization is not needed, so only one parent is involved. Also, their
is a high chance that the offspring would be created successfully.
The animal that I choosed is the desert grassland
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Whiptail Reproduction
Asexual reproduction is one parent reproducing an offspring that are genetically alike. The purpose of
asexual reproduction is so that the reproductive process can go faster without any mistakes. Sexual
reproduction is a combination of genetics from the patents to reproduce an offspring. The purpose of
sexual reproduction is so that evolution can take place from the organism. The animal focus today is
the desert grassland whiptail. The whiptail tail uses asexual reproduction. This whiptail uses the more
beneficial reproduction because fertilization is not needed, so only one parent is involved. Also, their
is a high chance that the offspring would be created successfully.
The animal that I choosed is the desert grassland
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Descartes Was A Philosopher That Did Not Take Any Truth
Descartes was a philosopher that did not take any truth without questioning it. This is key in truly
understanding the world around us. A real seeker of truth must doubt everything once in their lifetime.
Without doubt, we have no reason. Without reason, we cannot hold any truths to be correct. Descartes
truly understood how the rudiments vested in us by an infinite power play a powerful role in the way
we live today.
1. What is your initial point of view?
My initial point of view is that in order to seek the truth, we must doubt. In doubting, we critically
analyze the reason behind our thought process. What exactly makes a piece of wax that piece of wax?
Is it even wax? We must doubt even the simplest of truths in order to reach a higher state of knowing.
2. How can you define your point of view more clearly?
I can define my point of view more clearly by defining truth and doubt. Truth can be defined as an
idea that holds certainty and be able to question and analyze. Doubt can be defined as uncertainty with
a questionable premise.
3. What is an example of your point of view?
An example of my point of view is in Descartes most noted wax example. We take into consideration
a piece of wax, which has a color, shape, size, and will emit a sound. Once we burn the wax,
everything changes. We don t question that it is the same wax, though. But why? How do we know
that it is the same wax? Descartes did exactly this, and concluded that what he saw he grasped solely
with the
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Descartes was a philosopher that did not take any truth without questioning it. This is key in truly
understanding the world around us. A real seeker of truth must doubt everything once in their lifetime.
Without doubt, we have no reason. Without reason, we cannot hold any truths to be correct. Descartes
truly understood how the rudiments vested in us by an infinite power play a powerful role in the way
we live today.
1. What is your initial point of view?
My initial point of view is that in order to seek the truth, we must doubt. In doubting, we critically
analyze the reason behind our thought process. What exactly makes a piece of wax that piece of wax?
Is it even wax? We must doubt even the simplest of truths in order to reach a higher state of knowing.
2. How can you define your point of view more clearly?
I can define my point of view more clearly by defining truth and doubt. Truth can be defined as an
idea that holds certainty and be able to question and analyze. Doubt can be defined as uncertainty with
a questionable premise.
3. What is an example of your point of view?
An example of my point of view is in Descartes most noted wax example. We take into consideration
a piece of wax, which has a color, shape, size, and will emit a sound. Once we burn the wax,
everything changes. We don t question that it is the same wax, though. But why? How do we know
that it is the same wax? Descartes did exactly this, and concluded that what he saw he grasped solely
with the
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Peculiarities And Characteristics Of MTO Companies
MTO companies typically allow consumers to purchase products that are customized to their
specifications. MTO strategy only manufactures the end product after getting confirmation from the
customers. Unlike mass production where a material is manufactured many times, in MTO production
a material is created only once though the production process that might be repeated at a later time. As
a result, the consumer waiting time to receive the product increases but it allows more flexibility in
customization compared to purchasing from retailers shelves (Zhang et al., 2012). According to Muda
et al. (2009), MTO companies can be classified by the following two types
(a) Companies where a small quantity of products with a large number of different characteristics are
manufactured.
(b) Companies where a product has to be assembled particularly for a sales order. As demand for
specialized products increases, the MTO strategy becomes more popular among the companies.
Nowadays, even for standard products, manufacturers are willing to shift their production from
traditional concept to MTO or a hybrid production system to achieve shorter production cycle times
(Su et al., 2010).
2.1.1 Peculiarities and characteristics of MTO companies
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It is possible to point out 3 main distinctive characteristics to describe MTO companies. The first one
is the product customization i.e. very low repetitiveness of production (Kingsman and Mercer, 1997;
White and Prybutock, 2001; Stevenson et al. 2005; Hendry et al., 2008; Slomp et al., 2009) that
implies to order production logics. The second one is the organization for technological competences,
i.e. with a functional logic (Hendry et al., 2008). The third characteristic is related with the company
size, both in terms of number of employees and in annual turnover (Hendry et al., 2008) and in terms
of volumes produced every
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MTO companies typically allow consumers to purchase products that are customized to their
specifications. MTO strategy only manufactures the end product after getting confirmation from the
customers. Unlike mass production where a material is manufactured many times, in MTO production
a material is created only once though the production process that might be repeated at a later time. As
a result, the consumer waiting time to receive the product increases but it allows more flexibility in
customization compared to purchasing from retailers shelves (Zhang et al., 2012). According to Muda
et al. (2009), MTO companies can be classified by the following two types
(a) Companies where a small quantity of products with a large number of different characteristics are
manufactured.
(b) Companies where a product has to be assembled particularly for a sales order. As demand for
specialized products increases, the MTO strategy becomes more popular among the companies.
Nowadays, even for standard products, manufacturers are willing to shift their production from
traditional concept to MTO or a hybrid production system to achieve shorter production cycle times
(Su et al., 2010).
2.1.1 Peculiarities and characteristics of MTO companies
Peculiar characteristics of ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is possible to point out 3 main distinctive characteristics to describe MTO companies. The first one
is the product customization i.e. very low repetitiveness of production (Kingsman and Mercer, 1997;
White and Prybutock, 2001; Stevenson et al. 2005; Hendry et al., 2008; Slomp et al., 2009) that
implies to order production logics. The second one is the organization for technological competences,
i.e. with a functional logic (Hendry et al., 2008). The third characteristic is related with the company
size, both in terms of number of employees and in annual turnover (Hendry et al., 2008) and in terms
of volumes produced every
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Analysis Of The Book Fences
Fences: Troy Maxson An apocalypse is defined as a deeper understanding of the world that results in a
type of closure. Furthermore, a personal apocalypse would be described as an understanding of an
event or situation that results in a closure, such as the end of a struggle or situation, or even death
within time. Time is defined as the indefinite, uncontrolled, continued progress of existence and events
over time past, present, and future. Throughout Fences, Troy Maxson endures many trials and
tribulations, but the closure that comes from these events within his life results in his own personal
apocalypse over time. In Act I, Scene I of Fences, the audience is introduced to Troy Maxson as he
sitting on his raggedy porch talking to a friend. One can see that Troy has a control problem through
some of the statements he makes and the actions that follow them. At one moment, his friend accuses
him of eyeing another lady, and Troy reacts by saying, Hell, yeah, I bought her a drink! What that
mean? I bought you one, too. What that mean cause I buy her a drink? I m just being polite (Wilson
966). I have always been told that the convicted are the ones that get mad. Here, Troy gets aggravated
because he is being said to have something for another woman when he is married. To further this, his
friend then states that he has seen Troy walking around the woman s house several times. Troy then
goes berserk, saying, What you watching me for? I ain t watching after you (Wilson
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Fences: Troy Maxson An apocalypse is defined as a deeper understanding of the world that results in a
type of closure. Furthermore, a personal apocalypse would be described as an understanding of an
event or situation that results in a closure, such as the end of a struggle or situation, or even death
within time. Time is defined as the indefinite, uncontrolled, continued progress of existence and events
over time past, present, and future. Throughout Fences, Troy Maxson endures many trials and
tribulations, but the closure that comes from these events within his life results in his own personal
apocalypse over time. In Act I, Scene I of Fences, the audience is introduced to Troy Maxson as he
sitting on his raggedy porch talking to a friend. One can see that Troy has a control problem through
some of the statements he makes and the actions that follow them. At one moment, his friend accuses
him of eyeing another lady, and Troy reacts by saying, Hell, yeah, I bought her a drink! What that
mean? I bought you one, too. What that mean cause I buy her a drink? I m just being polite (Wilson
966). I have always been told that the convicted are the ones that get mad. Here, Troy gets aggravated
because he is being said to have something for another woman when he is married. To further this, his
friend then states that he has seen Troy walking around the woman s house several times. Troy then
goes berserk, saying, What you watching me for? I ain t watching after you (Wilson
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Role Of Stephen King s Stories
The Role of Stephen King s Stories in Modern American Literature Stephen King is one of the most
prolific writers of this century. He has written a number of short stories and novels many of which
have been turned into movies. One of the reasons that King s works are popular with readers is due to
the fact that his stories give the reader something outside of the formulaic formula that many books
are inclined to follow or endings that are predictable and derivative. King also made his foray into
horror in the 1970 s when the genre was kind of lackluster. King offered the reader something
different in that he did not shy away from the gore, gratuitous violence or cheap shocks. One of the
reasons that King s works have so much power when it comes to the imagination is because he
himself is a horror aficionado, who writes according to his worldview. Readers can also see the
influence that Classic literature has had on the works of King. Just as the works of the Ancient Greeks
and later Shakespeare focused on certain themes, such as man versus nature, good versus evil or love
versus hate, so do the works of King. However, in his works King tends to twist the traditional plot of
Shakespeare and the Classic by having his characters go from hero to villain or showing the loss of
man s honor or humanity in the wake of horror. One of the things seen often times in his writing is the
alienation of both the individual and of society. Publication of Mile 81 Mile 81 was
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The Role of Stephen King s Stories in Modern American Literature Stephen King is one of the most
prolific writers of this century. He has written a number of short stories and novels many of which
have been turned into movies. One of the reasons that King s works are popular with readers is due to
the fact that his stories give the reader something outside of the formulaic formula that many books
are inclined to follow or endings that are predictable and derivative. King also made his foray into
horror in the 1970 s when the genre was kind of lackluster. King offered the reader something
different in that he did not shy away from the gore, gratuitous violence or cheap shocks. One of the
reasons that King s works have so much power when it comes to the imagination is because he
himself is a horror aficionado, who writes according to his worldview. Readers can also see the
influence that Classic literature has had on the works of King. Just as the works of the Ancient Greeks
and later Shakespeare focused on certain themes, such as man versus nature, good versus evil or love
versus hate, so do the works of King. However, in his works King tends to twist the traditional plot of
Shakespeare and the Classic by having his characters go from hero to villain or showing the loss of
man s honor or humanity in the wake of horror. One of the things seen often times in his writing is the
alienation of both the individual and of society. Publication of Mile 81 Mile 81 was
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Sociology and Culture Universal Culture
SOCIOLOGY derived from the word socio comes from the latin word socius which means companion
with others and logy comes from the greek word logos which means study of. AUGUSTE COMTE
father of sociology. Make him a pioneer used the method of positivism. he used techniques in
observation, comprehension and experimentation. HARRIET MARTINEAU she translate everything
the Comte wrote into English. She fought for women s liberation religious toleration emancipation of
slaves. HERBERT SPENCER society is like an organism (organismic view) which means society has
part that has specific function. EMILE DURKHEIM the behavior of a person must be understood by a
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Not judging. VALUE is something good. Standards. Important. Beautiful. VALUES FORMATION 1.
PRE CONDITIONAL STAGE: Childhood Ideas imposed/taught by people who have power over us.
2. CONVENTIONAL STAGE: Youth Identify with our peers. 3. POST CONVENTIONAL STAGE:
Adulthood Internalizes what values are good for him. FILIPINO VALUES 1. CLOSE FAMILY TIES
family is the most important unit of society. Source of strength. 2. SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE to be
recognized/acknowledge by others. a. PAKIKISAMA to get along with others. b. EUPHEMISM
stating an unpleasant truth so not to offend others c. USE OF GO BETWEEN to preserve smooth
interpersonal relationship. d. PAKIKIRAMDAM 3. PERSONALISM importance of person with
whom we have face to face interaction. a. NEPOTISM employment of people who are related 4.
NONRATIONALISM tendency to see things as sacred. a. ANIMISM belief the spirit pervade us. b.
FATALISM having matters as they are because nature will take its course. 5. BAYANIHAN helping
with one another and friendship with one another. 6. UTANG NA LOOB infinite responsibility .
Unending gratitude extended to you. 7. HOSPITALITY warmly open their homes even to strangers.
Warm welcomes. CLASSIFICATION OF GROUPS I.
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SOCIOLOGY derived from the word socio comes from the latin word socius which means companion
with others and logy comes from the greek word logos which means study of. AUGUSTE COMTE
father of sociology. Make him a pioneer used the method of positivism. he used techniques in
observation, comprehension and experimentation. HARRIET MARTINEAU she translate everything
the Comte wrote into English. She fought for women s liberation religious toleration emancipation of
slaves. HERBERT SPENCER society is like an organism (organismic view) which means society has
part that has specific function. EMILE DURKHEIM the behavior of a person must be understood by a
context content. Contribution: study of suicide i. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Not judging. VALUE is something good. Standards. Important. Beautiful. VALUES FORMATION 1.
PRE CONDITIONAL STAGE: Childhood Ideas imposed/taught by people who have power over us.
2. CONVENTIONAL STAGE: Youth Identify with our peers. 3. POST CONVENTIONAL STAGE:
Adulthood Internalizes what values are good for him. FILIPINO VALUES 1. CLOSE FAMILY TIES
family is the most important unit of society. Source of strength. 2. SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE to be
recognized/acknowledge by others. a. PAKIKISAMA to get along with others. b. EUPHEMISM
stating an unpleasant truth so not to offend others c. USE OF GO BETWEEN to preserve smooth
interpersonal relationship. d. PAKIKIRAMDAM 3. PERSONALISM importance of person with
whom we have face to face interaction. a. NEPOTISM employment of people who are related 4.
NONRATIONALISM tendency to see things as sacred. a. ANIMISM belief the spirit pervade us. b.
FATALISM having matters as they are because nature will take its course. 5. BAYANIHAN helping
with one another and friendship with one another. 6. UTANG NA LOOB infinite responsibility .
Unending gratitude extended to you. 7. HOSPITALITY warmly open their homes even to strangers.
Warm welcomes. CLASSIFICATION OF GROUPS I.
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Cutting Edge Korean Slides From Middle Korean
Cutting edge Korean slides from Middle Korean, which thus dives from Old Korean, whiplummets
from the dialect talked in Prehistoric Korea (named Proto Korean), whose nature is wrangled, to a
limited extent since Korean hereditary inceptions are dubious. A connectch ion of Korean (together
with its wiped out relatives which shape the Koreanic family) with Japonic dialects has been proposed
by etymologists like William George Aston and Samuel Martin. Roy Andrew Miller and others
proposed or bolstered the incorporation of Koreanic and Japonic dialects in the implied Altaic family
(a full scale family that would contain Tungusic, Mongolian and Turkic families), now not
acknowledged by generally masters. Chinese characters touched base in Korea together with
Buddhism amid the pre Three Kingdoms period and stayed as the sole script for composing Korean
through over a thousand years (Chinese script adjusted for Korean is known as hanja) alongside the
phonetic scripts that were later imagined. Just special elites were taught for fluidly perused and think
of them, however, as the vast majority of the populace was ignorant. In the fifteenth century, King
Sejong the Great felt that the hanja were not sufficient to compose Korean and this was the reason for
its exceptionally limited use, so (with a conceivable help of the Hall of Worthies) he built up an
alphabetic featural composing framework referred to today as hangul, which was intended to either
help in perusing hanja or supplant
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Cutting edge Korean slides from Middle Korean, which thus dives from Old Korean, whiplummets
from the dialect talked in Prehistoric Korea (named Proto Korean), whose nature is wrangled, to a
limited extent since Korean hereditary inceptions are dubious. A connectch ion of Korean (together
with its wiped out relatives which shape the Koreanic family) with Japonic dialects has been proposed
by etymologists like William George Aston and Samuel Martin. Roy Andrew Miller and others
proposed or bolstered the incorporation of Koreanic and Japonic dialects in the implied Altaic family
(a full scale family that would contain Tungusic, Mongolian and Turkic families), now not
acknowledged by generally masters. Chinese characters touched base in Korea together with
Buddhism amid the pre Three Kingdoms period and stayed as the sole script for composing Korean
through over a thousand years (Chinese script adjusted for Korean is known as hanja) alongside the
phonetic scripts that were later imagined. Just special elites were taught for fluidly perused and think
of them, however, as the vast majority of the populace was ignorant. In the fifteenth century, King
Sejong the Great felt that the hanja were not sufficient to compose Korean and this was the reason for
its exceptionally limited use, so (with a conceivable help of the Hall of Worthies) he built up an
alphabetic featural composing framework referred to today as hangul, which was intended to either
help in perusing hanja or supplant
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The Importance Of Direct Behavior Rating
Direct Behavior Rating Classroom Management
Ms. Nelson is a second grade teacher at ABC Elementary. Ms. Nelson was self referred as she was
concerned about her student s engagment. She was observed on 02/25/2016 using the Direct Behavior
Rating Classroom Management: external Rater Form (DBR CM ER) for 20 minutes. The DBR CM
ER involves the observer recording ratings in five categories: classroom structure, praise,
communication, enthusiasm, and rapport. During the beginning of the observation, Ms. Nelson s
students were seated on a carpet, and she was reading a story and discussing it with the students. After
the students completed their reading activity, they were split into stations. The students either went to
an independent math station, computerized reading station, guided reading station with the teacher, or
spelling station.
Classroom Structure
Ms. Nelson s classroom was arranged in a way that allowed students move without disruption. The
desks where in a u shape. She had a carpet in front of the smart board where the students appeared to
have assigned spots. A computer station was set up in the back of the classroom where Ms. Nelson
was able to easily monitor her student s activity. Her room also had colorful posters with content
related material and clear ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nelson scored a 10. The enthusiasm scale measures the level in which the teacher presents the content
in a meaningful, memorable, and/or engaging manner. During circle time, Ms. Nelson frequently
asked the students questions and displayed enthusiasm by using an excited tone and hand gestures.
When Ms. Nelson asked a question, many students excitedly raised their hands to answer. She also
provided the students with the opportunity to discuss questions with partners. When the students were
in stations, Ms. Nelson was working with two students for guided reading. She kept the students
engaged in the reading by having them spell certain words on their white
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Direct Behavior Rating Classroom Management
Ms. Nelson is a second grade teacher at ABC Elementary. Ms. Nelson was self referred as she was
concerned about her student s engagment. She was observed on 02/25/2016 using the Direct Behavior
Rating Classroom Management: external Rater Form (DBR CM ER) for 20 minutes. The DBR CM
ER involves the observer recording ratings in five categories: classroom structure, praise,
communication, enthusiasm, and rapport. During the beginning of the observation, Ms. Nelson s
students were seated on a carpet, and she was reading a story and discussing it with the students. After
the students completed their reading activity, they were split into stations. The students either went to
an independent math station, computerized reading station, guided reading station with the teacher, or
spelling station.
Classroom Structure
Ms. Nelson s classroom was arranged in a way that allowed students move without disruption. The
desks where in a u shape. She had a carpet in front of the smart board where the students appeared to
have assigned spots. A computer station was set up in the back of the classroom where Ms. Nelson
was able to easily monitor her student s activity. Her room also had colorful posters with content
related material and clear ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Nelson scored a 10. The enthusiasm scale measures the level in which the teacher presents the content
in a meaningful, memorable, and/or engaging manner. During circle time, Ms. Nelson frequently
asked the students questions and displayed enthusiasm by using an excited tone and hand gestures.
When Ms. Nelson asked a question, many students excitedly raised their hands to answer. She also
provided the students with the opportunity to discuss questions with partners. When the students were
in stations, Ms. Nelson was working with two students for guided reading. She kept the students
engaged in the reading by having them spell certain words on their white
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Fundamental Pillars Of Xerox
Xerox is a global corporation that operated in offering document management solutions and business
process since the year 1906. It provides services, document technology and expertise ranging from
small businesses to large companies. Xerox have some insights into their business areas by offering
two types of services, which are Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and Document Technology and
Document Outsourcing (DO). BPO service offerings are brought to market through industry business.
Xerox goods at managing transaction intensive processes which includes the services that provide
multi industry offerings, such as human resources, finance and accounting, customer care, and
transaction processing. Meanwhile, it also provides industry focused ... Show more content on
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There are two board approaches of TQM, which are hard approach and soft approach (Hill, 1991). The
hard approach used the statistical methods to emphasize continuous improvement and get better result
of productivity and profits whereas soft approach is to create strong organization culture and meet
customers demand by focusing on leadership, employee involvement and culture change (Fotopoulos
Psomas, 2009). So, there are three TQM fundamental pillars according to most TQM approaches,
which are top management commitment, continuous improvement and employee involvement (Slack,
Chambers Johnston, 2007). Top managers can improve the performance and effectively change the
culture of an organization (Kaynak, 2013) in ensuring the successful implementation of TQM
(Coulson Thomas, 1991; Doyle, 1992). Xerox s top management used the benchmarking strategy
which is a standard or point of reference in measuring or judging quality, value, etc (Webster, 1979) to
incorporate ideas into own operation by identifying and learning the best perform critical business
functions of other organizations. For examples, Xerox studied the ideas from Cummins Engine
Company to improve production scheduling and ideas from L.L.Bean for improving the distribution
system (Camp, 1992). Besides, top managers of Xerox were required to promote and ensure their
employees stay on track with the new quality strategy in their routine
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Xerox is a global corporation that operated in offering document management solutions and business
process since the year 1906. It provides services, document technology and expertise ranging from
small businesses to large companies. Xerox have some insights into their business areas by offering
two types of services, which are Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) and Document Technology and
Document Outsourcing (DO). BPO service offerings are brought to market through industry business.
Xerox goods at managing transaction intensive processes which includes the services that provide
multi industry offerings, such as human resources, finance and accounting, customer care, and
transaction processing. Meanwhile, it also provides industry focused ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
There are two board approaches of TQM, which are hard approach and soft approach (Hill, 1991). The
hard approach used the statistical methods to emphasize continuous improvement and get better result
of productivity and profits whereas soft approach is to create strong organization culture and meet
customers demand by focusing on leadership, employee involvement and culture change (Fotopoulos
Psomas, 2009). So, there are three TQM fundamental pillars according to most TQM approaches,
which are top management commitment, continuous improvement and employee involvement (Slack,
Chambers Johnston, 2007). Top managers can improve the performance and effectively change the
culture of an organization (Kaynak, 2013) in ensuring the successful implementation of TQM
(Coulson Thomas, 1991; Doyle, 1992). Xerox s top management used the benchmarking strategy
which is a standard or point of reference in measuring or judging quality, value, etc (Webster, 1979) to
incorporate ideas into own operation by identifying and learning the best perform critical business
functions of other organizations. For examples, Xerox studied the ideas from Cummins Engine
Company to improve production scheduling and ideas from L.L.Bean for improving the distribution
system (Camp, 1992). Besides, top managers of Xerox were required to promote and ensure their
employees stay on track with the new quality strategy in their routine
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Characteristics Of Older Generations
All generations have their own interesting qualities and contributions to the world; which most of the
time teaches younger generation s key skills for living their lives successfully. However, not only do
the older generations have assets to teach the young, but the younger generations have things to teach
the older generations, too! Generation Z is the generation spanning from 1995 2015. In this time
period there have been many different changes that have occurred to shape our thoughts on the future
and the present. We have gone through our first big terrorist attack, our first African American
President, a recession, and the development of a large amount of technology. From these life altering
events, our generation has five different characteristics that can help the older generations learn and
grow; please allow us to return the favor.
Acceptance/ Open mindedness
Striving for Better and Less Expensive Higher Education
Implementation of Technology
Being Cynical isn t a foul thing
Charitability
In recent years we have come across a lot of political and personal issues that have been extremely
controversial and have upset older generations largely. Our generation has been accepting and open to
those who are wanting to engage in same sex marriage, transgender bathrooms, women s rights,
abortion, and different sexuality and identification. It is important to remember, no matter what your
religion, that is their own cross to bear. If you believe in God, remember that they
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All generations have their own interesting qualities and contributions to the world; which most of the
time teaches younger generation s key skills for living their lives successfully. However, not only do
the older generations have assets to teach the young, but the younger generations have things to teach
the older generations, too! Generation Z is the generation spanning from 1995 2015. In this time
period there have been many different changes that have occurred to shape our thoughts on the future
and the present. We have gone through our first big terrorist attack, our first African American
President, a recession, and the development of a large amount of technology. From these life altering
events, our generation has five different characteristics that can help the older generations learn and
grow; please allow us to return the favor.
Acceptance/ Open mindedness
Striving for Better and Less Expensive Higher Education
Implementation of Technology
Being Cynical isn t a foul thing
Charitability
In recent years we have come across a lot of political and personal issues that have been extremely
controversial and have upset older generations largely. Our generation has been accepting and open to
those who are wanting to engage in same sex marriage, transgender bathrooms, women s rights,
abortion, and different sexuality and identification. It is important to remember, no matter what your
religion, that is their own cross to bear. If you believe in God, remember that they
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Ethnic Conflict In The Bosnian Genocide
Bosnia is a complicated country: three religions, three nations and those others . Nationalism is strong
in all three nations; in two of them there are a lot of racism, chauvinism, separatism; and now we are
supposed to make a state out of that ( Alija Izetbegovic Quote ). This quote clearly reflects the
Bosnian ethnic conflict. It states seemingly that there is a lot of racism between each ethics and they
want their own state. The ethnic conflict occurred in a really long time since Bosnian separated from
Yugoslavia. Then, there is Bosnian Genocide that took place between 1992 and 1995. The Bosnian
Genocide was the conflict between Serbs and Bosnian Muslims, the ethnic conflict, was stopped by
the NATO and United Nation.
Bosnia had the ethnic conflict that continued from the Yugoslavia, The Socialist Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia was one of the more liberal communist regimes, led by the enigmatic dictator Josip Broz
Tito (Krkljes, Sandro). After Tito died, the ethnic conflicts started to raise. The main ethnic groups that
fought each other were Serbs, Bosnian Muslims, and Croats. The Bosnian genocide involved two
main groups: Serbs and Bosnian Muslims. The conflict between these two ethnic groups were
increasing the damage by Serbian, who was supported the Serbs because of the nation. At that time,
Serbia was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The victims were Bosnian Muslim. The Serbs were taken away many rights of the Bosnian Muslim, ...
curfews, forced relocations, rape, castration, imprisonment in concentration camps, and killings
(Krkljes, Sandro). These actions were not acceptable and blamed. If nationalism was the reason for
this genocide, people should love and respect the nation as everyone in the same country. It is not
about he is Serbs or she is Bosnian Muslim, but it is about they are Bosnian. The victims must be
protected. Everyone must start to be an open minded person in order to keep the peace in their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Bosnia is a complicated country: three religions, three nations and those others . Nationalism is strong
in all three nations; in two of them there are a lot of racism, chauvinism, separatism; and now we are
supposed to make a state out of that ( Alija Izetbegovic Quote ). This quote clearly reflects the
Bosnian ethnic conflict. It states seemingly that there is a lot of racism between each ethics and they
want their own state. The ethnic conflict occurred in a really long time since Bosnian separated from
Yugoslavia. Then, there is Bosnian Genocide that took place between 1992 and 1995. The Bosnian
Genocide was the conflict between Serbs and Bosnian Muslims, the ethnic conflict, was stopped by
the NATO and United Nation.
Bosnia had the ethnic conflict that continued from the Yugoslavia, The Socialist Federal Republic of
Yugoslavia was one of the more liberal communist regimes, led by the enigmatic dictator Josip Broz
Tito (Krkljes, Sandro). After Tito died, the ethnic conflicts started to raise. The main ethnic groups that
fought each other were Serbs, Bosnian Muslims, and Croats. The Bosnian genocide involved two
main groups: Serbs and Bosnian Muslims. The conflict between these two ethnic groups were
increasing the damage by Serbian, who was supported the Serbs because of the nation. At that time,
Serbia was ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The victims were Bosnian Muslim. The Serbs were taken away many rights of the Bosnian Muslim, ...
curfews, forced relocations, rape, castration, imprisonment in concentration camps, and killings
(Krkljes, Sandro). These actions were not acceptable and blamed. If nationalism was the reason for
this genocide, people should love and respect the nation as everyone in the same country. It is not
about he is Serbs or she is Bosnian Muslim, but it is about they are Bosnian. The victims must be
protected. Everyone must start to be an open minded person in order to keep the peace in their
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Jack Kirby Research Paper
Let s make comic books great again! This statement does not necessarily insinuate that comic books
are not great but rather acknowledges its current depreciated state. Comic books came into prevalence
in the late 1930s, with Superman paving a way to an era of superheroes and comics, known as the
Golden Age of Comic Books. However, notable illustrators such as Jack Kirby, revitalized the comic
book phenomenon carrying it into the 1950s 1970s, by creating Fantastic 4 and other works of fiction.
In Comic Book Apocalypse: The Graphic World of Jack Kirby, individuals are exposed to the world of
comics and Jack Kirby s instrumental influence in this medium. Jack Kirby, or previously known as
Jacob Kurtzberg grew up in the poverty stricken area ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, the influence of comic books is seen widely across our culture with superheroes branded
and intertwined within our entertainment, clothing and politics. Culturally, comic books have created a
society in which individuals can escape their troubles and immerse themselves in the world of science
fiction and superheroes. These comic books and superheroes exemplify characteristics of bravery,
strength and honesty qualities that have a positive impact on our nation s youth. In correlation, comic
books have political consequences as this medium was often used as tools to instill patriotism and
propaganda. For example, in Jack Kirby s illustrations, the viewer often sees American soldiers
defeating and fighting Nazis or take Captain America for an example. Captain America epitomizes the
perception Americans have on our nation strong, unbeatable and lawful. In addition to infusing a sense
of patriotism, comics often depict political events or people. Additionally, these superheroes have had
a super impact on American Culture. Over the decades since their creation, billions of dollars have
been spent and gained through comic books, movies and television shows having several positive
economic effects. Lastly, comic books have created an art in which comics serve as a vehicle for a
narrative, grabbing the reader s attention with vivid illustrations and rich story plot. With comic books
embracing numerous implications on our society, people should care as this medium contains rich
contribution to aesthetic and art, while also providing a unique, page turning
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Let s make comic books great again! This statement does not necessarily insinuate that comic books
are not great but rather acknowledges its current depreciated state. Comic books came into prevalence
in the late 1930s, with Superman paving a way to an era of superheroes and comics, known as the
Golden Age of Comic Books. However, notable illustrators such as Jack Kirby, revitalized the comic
book phenomenon carrying it into the 1950s 1970s, by creating Fantastic 4 and other works of fiction.
In Comic Book Apocalypse: The Graphic World of Jack Kirby, individuals are exposed to the world of
comics and Jack Kirby s instrumental influence in this medium. Jack Kirby, or previously known as
Jacob Kurtzberg grew up in the poverty stricken area ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, the influence of comic books is seen widely across our culture with superheroes branded
and intertwined within our entertainment, clothing and politics. Culturally, comic books have created a
society in which individuals can escape their troubles and immerse themselves in the world of science
fiction and superheroes. These comic books and superheroes exemplify characteristics of bravery,
strength and honesty qualities that have a positive impact on our nation s youth. In correlation, comic
books have political consequences as this medium was often used as tools to instill patriotism and
propaganda. For example, in Jack Kirby s illustrations, the viewer often sees American soldiers
defeating and fighting Nazis or take Captain America for an example. Captain America epitomizes the
perception Americans have on our nation strong, unbeatable and lawful. In addition to infusing a sense
of patriotism, comics often depict political events or people. Additionally, these superheroes have had
a super impact on American Culture. Over the decades since their creation, billions of dollars have
been spent and gained through comic books, movies and television shows having several positive
economic effects. Lastly, comic books have created an art in which comics serve as a vehicle for a
narrative, grabbing the reader s attention with vivid illustrations and rich story plot. With comic books
embracing numerous implications on our society, people should care as this medium contains rich
contribution to aesthetic and art, while also providing a unique, page turning
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Money Market Mutual Funds ( Mmmf )
Adrian Abonce
Second Writing Assignment
11/3/2014
Money Market Mutual Funds (MMMF)
Various financial instruments were involved in the 2008 Financial Crises. This paper will focus on the
financial instrument known as a Money Market Mutual Funds (MMMF). In order to reduce the risk
posed by Money Market Mutual Funds, the Federal Reserve Bank, the Department of the Treasury,
and the Securities and Exchange Commissions (SEC) began taking actions to reduce the systemic risk
to the financial system.
What exactly is a Money Market Mutual Fund? A Money Market Mutual Fund is a financial
instrument that invests in money market investments such as short term fixed income securities.
Money Market Mutual Funds are a $2.7 trillion industry and traditionally have maturity of one year or
less. MMMF s allow investors to pool funds in a diversified portfolio, which are managed by
professionals and can be issued by nonbank financial intermediaries such as brokerage firms.
Depending on the fund a Money Market Mutual Fund can be either taxable or tax free. Taxable money
market funds tend to have a yield that falls between an FDIC insured money market deposit account
and short term/long term CDs. Many of the MMMF s invest only in government money market
investments such as treasury bills and other U.S. Government obligations. Knowing this, investors can
expect lower yields than funds allocated in investments that are regarded as higher risk/higher yield
investments like commercial paper. When
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Adrian Abonce
Second Writing Assignment
11/3/2014
Money Market Mutual Funds (MMMF)
Various financial instruments were involved in the 2008 Financial Crises. This paper will focus on the
financial instrument known as a Money Market Mutual Funds (MMMF). In order to reduce the risk
posed by Money Market Mutual Funds, the Federal Reserve Bank, the Department of the Treasury,
and the Securities and Exchange Commissions (SEC) began taking actions to reduce the systemic risk
to the financial system.
What exactly is a Money Market Mutual Fund? A Money Market Mutual Fund is a financial
instrument that invests in money market investments such as short term fixed income securities.
Money Market Mutual Funds are a $2.7 trillion industry and traditionally have maturity of one year or
less. MMMF s allow investors to pool funds in a diversified portfolio, which are managed by
professionals and can be issued by nonbank financial intermediaries such as brokerage firms.
Depending on the fund a Money Market Mutual Fund can be either taxable or tax free. Taxable money
market funds tend to have a yield that falls between an FDIC insured money market deposit account
and short term/long term CDs. Many of the MMMF s invest only in government money market
investments such as treasury bills and other U.S. Government obligations. Knowing this, investors can
expect lower yields than funds allocated in investments that are regarded as higher risk/higher yield
investments like commercial paper. When
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Gender, A, And Social Orientation
be seen as natural, a default identity; it goes unnoticed, hidden, and taken for granted as normal
(Dottolo Stewart, 2013). Being White in America has no set definition other than an individual with a
linage to the United kingdom, Europe, Germany, or Scandinavian. Being White in America is a skin
pigment, rather than a community or collaboration of traditions as displayed in minorities. Because
there is no regulated definition or standard as to what Whiteness is or should be, Through personal and
informal questioning of my fellow students on campus, a notable and interesting trend emerged: only
one of the Caucasian people that was questioned could answer what it meant to be White in America.
She defined it less about race and more about what White people stereotypically do. These include
things such as being in the upper middle class with a steady retirement fund in a two parent household.
This idea of a typical White family or life does hold some merit. The 2010 United States census has
found that the average White person will live in a community that is seventy seven percent white.
Among White Americans, ninety one percent of the people that they communicate with through their
social media networks are also White. Three quarters of White Americans report only have contact on
social media with people exclusively of their own race (2015, August 28). This practice of
predominantly associating with people of one s own skin tone is known as racial homogeneity.
Caucasians
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be seen as natural, a default identity; it goes unnoticed, hidden, and taken for granted as normal
(Dottolo Stewart, 2013). Being White in America has no set definition other than an individual with a
linage to the United kingdom, Europe, Germany, or Scandinavian. Being White in America is a skin
pigment, rather than a community or collaboration of traditions as displayed in minorities. Because
there is no regulated definition or standard as to what Whiteness is or should be, Through personal and
informal questioning of my fellow students on campus, a notable and interesting trend emerged: only
one of the Caucasian people that was questioned could answer what it meant to be White in America.
She defined it less about race and more about what White people stereotypically do. These include
things such as being in the upper middle class with a steady retirement fund in a two parent household.
This idea of a typical White family or life does hold some merit. The 2010 United States census has
found that the average White person will live in a community that is seventy seven percent white.
Among White Americans, ninety one percent of the people that they communicate with through their
social media networks are also White. Three quarters of White Americans report only have contact on
social media with people exclusively of their own race (2015, August 28). This practice of
predominantly associating with people of one s own skin tone is known as racial homogeneity.
Caucasians
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Classification Of The Soil Drainage Class
Part 1
Question 1 LENZ classification
LENZ classification F7.1
Regional average elevation 520m
Climate Mild temperatures, high solar radiation, slight annual water deficits.
Landform Undulating volcanic plateau.
Parent material Rhyolitic rock
Question 2 Soil types
Describe the main soil characteristics for the region including their soil texture, depth, plant available
water and drainage.
Soil texture The soil around the Taupo area is a sandy loam which is normally made up of sand along
with varying amounts of silt and clay.
Soil depth greater than one meter.
Plant available water the profile of available water for soil depth of 0 100cm or to the root barrier is
very high at 162.5 mm.
Drainage The soil drainage class is well drained.
Question 3 Land Evaluation, what it consists of, and what it is capably of
a) The land use capability classification (LUC) system has 8 classes, 1 4 is arable land, 5 8 is non
arable and 8 is conservation. The higher the class the less versatile the land is. The majority of the land
in the Taupo area is class 5 7 which is non arable and unsuitable for cropping but can be productive
pastoral hill country, with class 7 having severe limitations. There is also some class 3 which is arable
land with some limitations such as restricted crops that can be grown. There is also small amounts of
conservation land which is class 8 and has severe to extreme limitations.
b) Currently the majority of land in the Taupo area is in planted
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Part 1
Question 1 LENZ classification
LENZ classification F7.1
Regional average elevation 520m
Climate Mild temperatures, high solar radiation, slight annual water deficits.
Landform Undulating volcanic plateau.
Parent material Rhyolitic rock
Question 2 Soil types
Describe the main soil characteristics for the region including their soil texture, depth, plant available
water and drainage.
Soil texture The soil around the Taupo area is a sandy loam which is normally made up of sand along
with varying amounts of silt and clay.
Soil depth greater than one meter.
Plant available water the profile of available water for soil depth of 0 100cm or to the root barrier is
very high at 162.5 mm.
Drainage The soil drainage class is well drained.
Question 3 Land Evaluation, what it consists of, and what it is capably of
a) The land use capability classification (LUC) system has 8 classes, 1 4 is arable land, 5 8 is non
arable and 8 is conservation. The higher the class the less versatile the land is. The majority of the land
in the Taupo area is class 5 7 which is non arable and unsuitable for cropping but can be productive
pastoral hill country, with class 7 having severe limitations. There is also some class 3 which is arable
land with some limitations such as restricted crops that can be grown. There is also small amounts of
conservation land which is class 8 and has severe to extreme limitations.
b) Currently the majority of land in the Taupo area is in planted
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The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind
Kamkwamba was born in a family of relative poverty and relied primarily on farming to survive.
According to his biography, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, his father had been a rough fighting
man who changed after discovering the Christian God. A crippling famine forced Kamkwamba to drop
out of school, and he was not able to return to school because his family was unable to afford the
tuition fees. In a desperate attempt to retain his education, Kamkwamba began to frequent the library.
It was at the local library where Kamkwamba discovered his true love for electronics. Before, he had
once set up a small business repairing his village s radios, but his work with the radios had been
cheap.
Kamkwamba, after some thought about a bicycle ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a desperate attempt to retain his education, Kamkwamba began to frequent the library. It was at the
local library where Kamkwamba discovered his true love for electronics. Before, he had once set up a
small business repairing his village s radios, but his work with the radios had been cheap.
Kamkwamba, after some thought about a bicycle dynamo, his fondness for radios, and the wind levels
at his home, decided to create a makeshift windmill. He experimented with a small model using a
cheap dynamo and, using this experience, eventually made a functioning windmill that powered some
electrical appliances in his family s house. Local farmers and journalists investigated the spinning
device and Kamkwamba s fame in international news skyrocketed. A blog about his accomplishments
was written on Hacktivate and Kamkwamba took part in the first event celebrating his particular type
of ingenuity called Maker Faire Africa, in Ghana in August 2009.[2]Kamkwamba was born in a family
of relative poverty and relied primarily on farming to survive. According to his biography, The Boy
Who Harnessed the Wind, his father had been a rough fighting man who changed after discovering the
Christian God. A crippling famine forced Kamkwamba to drop out of school, and he was not able to
return to school because his family was unable to afford the tuition fees. In a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Kamkwamba was born in a family of relative poverty and relied primarily on farming to survive.
According to his biography, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, his father had been a rough fighting
man who changed after discovering the Christian God. A crippling famine forced Kamkwamba to drop
out of school, and he was not able to return to school because his family was unable to afford the
tuition fees. In a desperate attempt to retain his education, Kamkwamba began to frequent the library.
It was at the local library where Kamkwamba discovered his true love for electronics. Before, he had
once set up a small business repairing his village s radios, but his work with the radios had been
cheap.
Kamkwamba, after some thought about a bicycle ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In a desperate attempt to retain his education, Kamkwamba began to frequent the library. It was at the
local library where Kamkwamba discovered his true love for electronics. Before, he had once set up a
small business repairing his village s radios, but his work with the radios had been cheap.
Kamkwamba, after some thought about a bicycle dynamo, his fondness for radios, and the wind levels
at his home, decided to create a makeshift windmill. He experimented with a small model using a
cheap dynamo and, using this experience, eventually made a functioning windmill that powered some
electrical appliances in his family s house. Local farmers and journalists investigated the spinning
device and Kamkwamba s fame in international news skyrocketed. A blog about his accomplishments
was written on Hacktivate and Kamkwamba took part in the first event celebrating his particular type
of ingenuity called Maker Faire Africa, in Ghana in August 2009.[2]Kamkwamba was born in a family
of relative poverty and relied primarily on farming to survive. According to his biography, The Boy
Who Harnessed the Wind, his father had been a rough fighting man who changed after discovering the
Christian God. A crippling famine forced Kamkwamba to drop out of school, and he was not able to
return to school because his family was unable to afford the tuition fees. In a
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The Importance Of Cahokia Mounds
Cahokia Mounds, located near St. Louis, Missouri is the site of a thriving city that was inhabited
centuries before Columbus s arrival on the continent. The ruins, designated by UNESCO as a world
heritage site in 1982, are preserved and protected to visitors can learn about how pre Columbian
people lived in North America. Cahokia is one of more than 900 world heritage sites. Funding these
properties cost a small fortune and some people think it isn t worth it. However, I believe that it s
essential to protect sites such as Cahokia Mounds so they won t last forever.
When we study old cultures we learn how people adapt to their environment and cope with natural
disasters. We learn how patterns of immigration affect languages and why civilizations thrive or die
out. Studying the remints of culture, help us understand how people lived long ago, and helps us
understand our own civilization. However, not all of the world heritage sites are ancient ruins; also
included are Australia s modern Sydney Opera House, the Tower of London, in England, The Statue of
Liberty, in New York Harbor, and other recognizable structures. These are all impressive places of
outstanding value to people around the world. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The simple answer is that all structures need maintenance. They fall apart otherwise. Forces such as
earthquakes, floods, and windstorms, threaten heritage properties, so does war and poverty. People can
t always afford to protect the historic buildings near them which is why UNESCO helps. Imagine if
the great places of the world such as famous cathedrals, temples, palaces, castles, caves with
prehistoric paintings, and statues, were destroyed. They are important to everyone in the world, not
just to the people whom live near
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Cahokia Mounds, located near St. Louis, Missouri is the site of a thriving city that was inhabited
centuries before Columbus s arrival on the continent. The ruins, designated by UNESCO as a world
heritage site in 1982, are preserved and protected to visitors can learn about how pre Columbian
people lived in North America. Cahokia is one of more than 900 world heritage sites. Funding these
properties cost a small fortune and some people think it isn t worth it. However, I believe that it s
essential to protect sites such as Cahokia Mounds so they won t last forever.
When we study old cultures we learn how people adapt to their environment and cope with natural
disasters. We learn how patterns of immigration affect languages and why civilizations thrive or die
out. Studying the remints of culture, help us understand how people lived long ago, and helps us
understand our own civilization. However, not all of the world heritage sites are ancient ruins; also
included are Australia s modern Sydney Opera House, the Tower of London, in England, The Statue of
Liberty, in New York Harbor, and other recognizable structures. These are all impressive places of
outstanding value to people around the world. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The simple answer is that all structures need maintenance. They fall apart otherwise. Forces such as
earthquakes, floods, and windstorms, threaten heritage properties, so does war and poverty. People can
t always afford to protect the historic buildings near them which is why UNESCO helps. Imagine if
the great places of the world such as famous cathedrals, temples, palaces, castles, caves with
prehistoric paintings, and statues, were destroyed. They are important to everyone in the world, not
just to the people whom live near
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How Did The Scientific Revolution Influence The...
Scientific research has become the cornerstone of the understanding of empirical data and the inner
workings of medicine, technology, engineering, to name but a few fields of knowledge. Humans are
influenced by new scientific ideas and base medical, diet, and environmental decisions on scientific
findings. The most profound scientific revolution occurred during the European Renaissance. The time
between 1550 and 1700 marked the beginning of a new chapter of intellectual and cultural flowering
(Hatch). However, many people do not associate scientific revolutions with China. Nonetheless, China
was the first to create certain useful technology long before the Renaissance began (Shaffer, 179). The
Chinese created the Four Great Inventions, which eventually spread globally. These inventions have
changed the course of scientific development and no advancement seems to have exerted greater
power and influence in human ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, the inventions created in China did not have such a huge impact within China, but
instead benefited other civilizations (Shaffer, 179). Before the Renaissance, Europeans were mostly
devoted to religious beliefs and God. The ideas during the Scientific Revolution challenged the
concepts presented by the Roman Catholic Church (McKay, 427). For instance, Galileo disproved the
church s theory that the sun revolved around the earth, which was an established and fixed idea at the
time (Shaffer, 167). Although Galileo had to suffer the Church s wrath, after his theory was accepted
as scientifically correct, it drove.... Christianity out of the physical universe into the region of history
and private morals (Shaffer, 161). This caused people to resent the intrusion of the Church and to put
more faith in
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Scientific research has become the cornerstone of the understanding of empirical data and the inner
workings of medicine, technology, engineering, to name but a few fields of knowledge. Humans are
influenced by new scientific ideas and base medical, diet, and environmental decisions on scientific
findings. The most profound scientific revolution occurred during the European Renaissance. The time
between 1550 and 1700 marked the beginning of a new chapter of intellectual and cultural flowering
(Hatch). However, many people do not associate scientific revolutions with China. Nonetheless, China
was the first to create certain useful technology long before the Renaissance began (Shaffer, 179). The
Chinese created the Four Great Inventions, which eventually spread globally. These inventions have
changed the course of scientific development and no advancement seems to have exerted greater
power and influence in human ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the other hand, the inventions created in China did not have such a huge impact within China, but
instead benefited other civilizations (Shaffer, 179). Before the Renaissance, Europeans were mostly
devoted to religious beliefs and God. The ideas during the Scientific Revolution challenged the
concepts presented by the Roman Catholic Church (McKay, 427). For instance, Galileo disproved the
church s theory that the sun revolved around the earth, which was an established and fixed idea at the
time (Shaffer, 167). Although Galileo had to suffer the Church s wrath, after his theory was accepted
as scientifically correct, it drove.... Christianity out of the physical universe into the region of history
and private morals (Shaffer, 161). This caused people to resent the intrusion of the Church and to put
more faith in
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The Possiblities of Genetically Engineered Food
Genetically engineering food could be a viable possibility to ending the problem world hunger. There
are many advantages to this solution but there are also disadvantages. This paper will aim to show
both the advantages and disadvantages. I also hope to show the environmental impact that it could
have. What is genetically engineered food? Genetically engineered foods are created when genes from
plant and non plant species are modified and transferred to create a food species that has certain
desired effects such as being drought or pest resistant (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). When food is
genetically engineered in a lab the traits that are desired from the species can be obtained with great
accuracy (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). Genes can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another threat to crop growth is herbicides, this is because it is sometimes more conventional for a
farmer to use them for weed control versus hand picking weeds (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). Through
genetic engineering, scientists can develop crops that are herbicide resistant allowing farmers to use
herbicides to kill weeds and not damage the crops they are trying to grow (Whitman, Deborah, 2000).
This not only prevents crop loss due to herbicides, but it also reduces the amount of herbicides that are
needed which benefits the environment due to less agricultural waste being generated (Whitman,
Deborah, 2000). This is also beneficial economically because the farmer has less production costs and
these savings can also be passed down to the consumer (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). Genetic
modification of food can also boost the nutritional value of food (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). In many
third world countries there is a rise in malnutrition, by boosting the nutritional value of crops this
could benefit these countries in that the people living there will have access to adequate nutrition
(Whitman, Deborah, 2000). It is also important to note that malnutrition can also be a problem in
developed countries as well, though there may be an abundance of food, the food often may lack
enough nutritional value to support optimum health (Health Worldnet, 2008). One example is rice,
according to an article the Genetically Modified Food: The Benefits and Risks on Health
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Genetically engineering food could be a viable possibility to ending the problem world hunger. There
are many advantages to this solution but there are also disadvantages. This paper will aim to show
both the advantages and disadvantages. I also hope to show the environmental impact that it could
have. What is genetically engineered food? Genetically engineered foods are created when genes from
plant and non plant species are modified and transferred to create a food species that has certain
desired effects such as being drought or pest resistant (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). When food is
genetically engineered in a lab the traits that are desired from the species can be obtained with great
accuracy (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). Genes can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Another threat to crop growth is herbicides, this is because it is sometimes more conventional for a
farmer to use them for weed control versus hand picking weeds (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). Through
genetic engineering, scientists can develop crops that are herbicide resistant allowing farmers to use
herbicides to kill weeds and not damage the crops they are trying to grow (Whitman, Deborah, 2000).
This not only prevents crop loss due to herbicides, but it also reduces the amount of herbicides that are
needed which benefits the environment due to less agricultural waste being generated (Whitman,
Deborah, 2000). This is also beneficial economically because the farmer has less production costs and
these savings can also be passed down to the consumer (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). Genetic
modification of food can also boost the nutritional value of food (Whitman, Deborah, 2000). In many
third world countries there is a rise in malnutrition, by boosting the nutritional value of crops this
could benefit these countries in that the people living there will have access to adequate nutrition
(Whitman, Deborah, 2000). It is also important to note that malnutrition can also be a problem in
developed countries as well, though there may be an abundance of food, the food often may lack
enough nutritional value to support optimum health (Health Worldnet, 2008). One example is rice,
according to an article the Genetically Modified Food: The Benefits and Risks on Health
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The Environmental Problems Of Marine Pollution
The ocean which covers more than half the surface of our planet is a vital source to life on Earth. It
carries ninety seven percent of Earth s water and surrounds three quarters of the planet. Millions of
different fish and mammals live within the ocean. Today, however, the ocean and all life there is
experiencing serious environmental problems. It has been stated, A staggering amount of waste much
of which has only existed for the past 60 years or so enters the oceans each year (WWF). The causes
of marine pollution are diverse, such as dumping of garbage waste, toxic chemicals, and fertilizers, all
which have caused major damage to our oceans.
A major cause of ocean pollution is the numerous amounts of garbage that is continuing to be dumped
into it. According to Subodh Varma, Over 5.25 trillion plastic particles, with a combined weight of
269,000 tons may be floating in the world s oceans. As the world uses and disposes more materials,
many materials are carelessly thrown into the ocean either by hand or force of nature. The materials
being plastic bottles and or plastic containers carry a heavy impact on habitats in oceans. Plastic in
itself isn t a nature created substance, meaning it won t mix well with the ocean s natural state of
being. A very common problem with plastic being dropped into the ocean is that fish and various sea
creatures will get trapped in small containers, killing them as they struggle to escape. Also, as stated
earlier, plastic is
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The ocean which covers more than half the surface of our planet is a vital source to life on Earth. It
carries ninety seven percent of Earth s water and surrounds three quarters of the planet. Millions of
different fish and mammals live within the ocean. Today, however, the ocean and all life there is
experiencing serious environmental problems. It has been stated, A staggering amount of waste much
of which has only existed for the past 60 years or so enters the oceans each year (WWF). The causes
of marine pollution are diverse, such as dumping of garbage waste, toxic chemicals, and fertilizers, all
which have caused major damage to our oceans.
A major cause of ocean pollution is the numerous amounts of garbage that is continuing to be dumped
into it. According to Subodh Varma, Over 5.25 trillion plastic particles, with a combined weight of
269,000 tons may be floating in the world s oceans. As the world uses and disposes more materials,
many materials are carelessly thrown into the ocean either by hand or force of nature. The materials
being plastic bottles and or plastic containers carry a heavy impact on habitats in oceans. Plastic in
itself isn t a nature created substance, meaning it won t mix well with the ocean s natural state of
being. A very common problem with plastic being dropped into the ocean is that fish and various sea
creatures will get trapped in small containers, killing them as they struggle to escape. Also, as stated
earlier, plastic is
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Preparation, Characterization, And Physical Properties Of...
1 Introduction.
Preparation, characterization, and physical properties of a nanostructured materials of silver
(nanoparticles and nanocomposites) have been the subject of various researcher in many scientific
laboratories during the past years for many studies and it has been also established that size, stability,
color, shape, and properties depend on the method of preparation (radiation, photochemical,
electrochemical, and chemical) as well as experimental factors such as [reactants], [stabilizer and/or
capping agents], temperature, order of mixing of reactants, presence of stabilizers and capping agents
and even on the addition rate of reducing agents [1 12].
The properties of such nanocomposites can further be improved through various treatments like,
annealing, UV irradiation and Gamma irradiation is one of the extensively used tools to alter the
structural, optical properties [13, 14], Many of reports were used gamma irradiation to synthesis the
Ag nanoparticles in PVA [15,16], and the other literature were prepared Ag PVA nanocomposite films
and then irradiated with gamma at doses (25, 50, 75, 100 KGy) [17,]. According to this literature the
absorption peak intensity at 427 nm for silver nanoparticles is increased with increasing the gamma
doses, until the higher doses 100 KGy, its decrease and the reason for this behaviour at higher doses
the polyvinyl alcohol will suffer degradation.
But in our literature, we are introducing a new explanation for
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1 Introduction.
Preparation, characterization, and physical properties of a nanostructured materials of silver
(nanoparticles and nanocomposites) have been the subject of various researcher in many scientific
laboratories during the past years for many studies and it has been also established that size, stability,
color, shape, and properties depend on the method of preparation (radiation, photochemical,
electrochemical, and chemical) as well as experimental factors such as [reactants], [stabilizer and/or
capping agents], temperature, order of mixing of reactants, presence of stabilizers and capping agents
and even on the addition rate of reducing agents [1 12].
The properties of such nanocomposites can further be improved through various treatments like,
annealing, UV irradiation and Gamma irradiation is one of the extensively used tools to alter the
structural, optical properties [13, 14], Many of reports were used gamma irradiation to synthesis the
Ag nanoparticles in PVA [15,16], and the other literature were prepared Ag PVA nanocomposite films
and then irradiated with gamma at doses (25, 50, 75, 100 KGy) [17,]. According to this literature the
absorption peak intensity at 427 nm for silver nanoparticles is increased with increasing the gamma
doses, until the higher doses 100 KGy, its decrease and the reason for this behaviour at higher doses
the polyvinyl alcohol will suffer degradation.
But in our literature, we are introducing a new explanation for
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Mission For Cooperative Energies Is Being Driven By...
LOGISTIC OPERATION Procurement: The quest for cooperative energies is being driven by
Walgreens Boots Alliance Development (WBAD) a joint endeavor set up to help the organization
between Walgreens Co. what s more, Alliance Boots find 1$ billion in investment funds by 2016. In
the first financial year finished August 31, WBAD offered its accomplices some assistance with
finding $491 million in collaborations, said Walgreens president and CEO Greg Wasson. That is a
generous change on the monetary 2014 focus of $3350 million to $400 million distinguished by
Wasson a year prior. Much consequences of the vital relationship set up a year ago that made
AmerisourceBergen Corp. (ABC) the essential supplier of marked and bland medications ... Show
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The volume and the relationship that the organization has with ABC have truly assisted company with
managing the element pushing ahead. (NEWS Walgreens Alliance Boots: The Next Chapter, 2014)
Purchasing: Corporate social obligation fortifies retailers business with connections to the group,
ecological manageability, supplier differences and handicap consideration. There more corporate
social obligation (CSR) than setting objectives for reusing, vitality lessening and different measures of
supportability. Shouldn t something be said about supporting your image? Shouldn t something be said
about obligation to the workforce, your accomplices and your group? At the point when the
supportability insurgency came to fruition in the early piece of the most recent decade, for some
dissemination focuses and distribution centers center was on the best way to be green without costing
a great deal of cash. Reusing arrangements were actualized to legitimately discard waste, lights were
changed to vitality effective LEDs and office designs were adjusted to decrease travel times for
battery fueled forklifts . For some organizations, driving environment activities had direct effect on
their ROI (degree of profitability). Throughout the years
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LOGISTIC OPERATION Procurement: The quest for cooperative energies is being driven by
Walgreens Boots Alliance Development (WBAD) a joint endeavor set up to help the organization
between Walgreens Co. what s more, Alliance Boots find 1$ billion in investment funds by 2016. In
the first financial year finished August 31, WBAD offered its accomplices some assistance with
finding $491 million in collaborations, said Walgreens president and CEO Greg Wasson. That is a
generous change on the monetary 2014 focus of $3350 million to $400 million distinguished by
Wasson a year prior. Much consequences of the vital relationship set up a year ago that made
AmerisourceBergen Corp. (ABC) the essential supplier of marked and bland medications ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The volume and the relationship that the organization has with ABC have truly assisted company with
managing the element pushing ahead. (NEWS Walgreens Alliance Boots: The Next Chapter, 2014)
Purchasing: Corporate social obligation fortifies retailers business with connections to the group,
ecological manageability, supplier differences and handicap consideration. There more corporate
social obligation (CSR) than setting objectives for reusing, vitality lessening and different measures of
supportability. Shouldn t something be said about supporting your image? Shouldn t something be said
about obligation to the workforce, your accomplices and your group? At the point when the
supportability insurgency came to fruition in the early piece of the most recent decade, for some
dissemination focuses and distribution centers center was on the best way to be green without costing
a great deal of cash. Reusing arrangements were actualized to legitimately discard waste, lights were
changed to vitality effective LEDs and office designs were adjusted to decrease travel times for
battery fueled forklifts . For some organizations, driving environment activities had direct effect on
their ROI (degree of profitability). Throughout the years
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Husserl s Psychic Phenomenon
Discuss Husserl s criticism and appropriation of Brentano s psychic phenomenon in the Vth Logical
Investigation.
It is in the Vth of Husserl s Logical Investigations that he offers his own theory on what is necessary
to overcomes the issues of the already existing descriptive psychology which had been practised by
his own mentor Brentano. Husserl did not aim to completely criticise Brentano s work but instead
wanted to take what he considered useful of Brentano s work on the psychic phenomenon and use it as
necessary to work on his own account of phenomenology of the conscious mind and intentional acts.
Husserl focused primarily on Brentano s accounts of mental acts, primarily those of presentations and
judgements. In this paper we will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Husserl did not feel Brentano s account of object and content was dealt with in a very organised
manner and this led to much ontological dispute, primarily in his use of the term inexistence when
referring to an intentional object. Husserl dedicates an excessive amount of the Fifth Logical
Investigation to a vigilant undoing of Brentano s claims regarding different explanations of
consciousness and especially takes this opportunity to focus on the Brentano s law which states no
mental act which is not either presentation or based on a presentation. Husserl agreed loosely with
Brentano s law on presentation but believed the correct way to look at it was his own notion of
objectifying acts. Husserl also suggests a more broad division between act quality and substance to
take care of characteristics inaccurately gathered beneath the label of content. The main issue Husserl
had with Brentano was how he had ambitions to specify the sphere and the system of psychology in
order to protect its place as a self governing science. This sphere was a sphere of mental phenomenon,
and its process was that of internal insight. Brentano began by distinguishing rational and physical
phenomenon followed by his division of phenomena as a presence to consciousness and not
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Discuss Husserl s criticism and appropriation of Brentano s psychic phenomenon in the Vth Logical
Investigation.
It is in the Vth of Husserl s Logical Investigations that he offers his own theory on what is necessary
to overcomes the issues of the already existing descriptive psychology which had been practised by
his own mentor Brentano. Husserl did not aim to completely criticise Brentano s work but instead
wanted to take what he considered useful of Brentano s work on the psychic phenomenon and use it as
necessary to work on his own account of phenomenology of the conscious mind and intentional acts.
Husserl focused primarily on Brentano s accounts of mental acts, primarily those of presentations and
judgements. In this paper we will ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Husserl did not feel Brentano s account of object and content was dealt with in a very organised
manner and this led to much ontological dispute, primarily in his use of the term inexistence when
referring to an intentional object. Husserl dedicates an excessive amount of the Fifth Logical
Investigation to a vigilant undoing of Brentano s claims regarding different explanations of
consciousness and especially takes this opportunity to focus on the Brentano s law which states no
mental act which is not either presentation or based on a presentation. Husserl agreed loosely with
Brentano s law on presentation but believed the correct way to look at it was his own notion of
objectifying acts. Husserl also suggests a more broad division between act quality and substance to
take care of characteristics inaccurately gathered beneath the label of content. The main issue Husserl
had with Brentano was how he had ambitions to specify the sphere and the system of psychology in
order to protect its place as a self governing science. This sphere was a sphere of mental phenomenon,
and its process was that of internal insight. Brentano began by distinguishing rational and physical
phenomenon followed by his division of phenomena as a presence to consciousness and not
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Reflection On Social Participation
Introduction
Mrs. Leela is 60 years old house wife. She does the house hold thing by her own, engages in shopping
and is keen to participate in social and recreational activities. She has moderate bilateral knee pain for
more than 6 months due bilateral knee osteoarthritis which significantly hamper her activity level and
social participation. She walks slowly and feels difficult in activities such as sitting on and standing
from chair and sitting on the commode. She doesn t do any strengthening or aerobic exercise program
currently.
Person centred goals
To sit on the chair and to stand up from the chair without any difficulty the person is having a
significant difficulty when she sits on and stand from a chair which may lead to inconvenience during
activities that requires sitting.
To sit on the commode and get up with ease as a basic need, the person demands to use the toilet in a
much more convenient manner.
Reducing pain during activities social participation can be limited due to the pain during the activities
and it s very important to return to the regular activities what she was engaged in.
Using stairs with lesser difficulty as a part of a daily life she need to use stairs in a considerable
amount. It s very important to recover it to complete the daily activities.
Do the home activities and shopping to recover the ideal independency the pain free mobility is
preferred in home and seeking daily needs.
Key
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Introduction
Mrs. Leela is 60 years old house wife. She does the house hold thing by her own, engages in shopping
and is keen to participate in social and recreational activities. She has moderate bilateral knee pain for
more than 6 months due bilateral knee osteoarthritis which significantly hamper her activity level and
social participation. She walks slowly and feels difficult in activities such as sitting on and standing
from chair and sitting on the commode. She doesn t do any strengthening or aerobic exercise program
currently.
Person centred goals
To sit on the chair and to stand up from the chair without any difficulty the person is having a
significant difficulty when she sits on and stand from a chair which may lead to inconvenience during
activities that requires sitting.
To sit on the commode and get up with ease as a basic need, the person demands to use the toilet in a
much more convenient manner.
Reducing pain during activities social participation can be limited due to the pain during the activities
and it s very important to return to the regular activities what she was engaged in.
Using stairs with lesser difficulty as a part of a daily life she need to use stairs in a considerable
amount. It s very important to recover it to complete the daily activities.
Do the home activities and shopping to recover the ideal independency the pain free mobility is
preferred in home and seeking daily needs.
Key
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Career Education And Business Management
As technology continues to advance, it is becoming more important for organizations to frequently
train their employees. This study will combine adult and career education and business management
disciplines to define and answer this research question, What is the most effective way to train newly
employed or employed adult learners new job skills or tasks within an organization? Combining my
two disciplines, adult and career education and business management, creates a job for people who are
professional trainers for businesses or organizations. These professional trainers are specialized in
teaching newly employed or employed people or groups new skills and tasks within a specific
department in an organization. Organizations normally hire specialized trainers, but for smaller
training, they will use a manager or supervisor as trainers, which save them time and money. For
trainers to determine the most effective methods, they first need to understand how adults learn and
why they learn differently than younger students. When trainers understand how adults learn, they will
be able to determine what learning styles should be used for each individual trainee, allowing them to
learn new information and skills efficiently. Once the trainer knows how adults learn and they
different learning styles, he or she will be able to determine the most effective method to use for
training an employee or employees for each specific department within an organization.
To better
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As technology continues to advance, it is becoming more important for organizations to frequently
train their employees. This study will combine adult and career education and business management
disciplines to define and answer this research question, What is the most effective way to train newly
employed or employed adult learners new job skills or tasks within an organization? Combining my
two disciplines, adult and career education and business management, creates a job for people who are
professional trainers for businesses or organizations. These professional trainers are specialized in
teaching newly employed or employed people or groups new skills and tasks within a specific
department in an organization. Organizations normally hire specialized trainers, but for smaller
training, they will use a manager or supervisor as trainers, which save them time and money. For
trainers to determine the most effective methods, they first need to understand how adults learn and
why they learn differently than younger students. When trainers understand how adults learn, they will
be able to determine what learning styles should be used for each individual trainee, allowing them to
learn new information and skills efficiently. Once the trainer knows how adults learn and they
different learning styles, he or she will be able to determine the most effective method to use for
training an employee or employees for each specific department within an organization.
To better
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World Population and Beak Size
Before you undertake this assignment, please read carefully the handout that gives an overview of
EvolutionLab. This will make it much easier for you to understand the assignment and complete it
correctly. 1. There are many ecological and biological factors that affect evolution. In EvolutionLab,
two populations of finches are tracked over the course of 300 years on two different islands to see how
changing the traits of the birds and their environment affect their long term viability as a sustainable
population. Let s begin by doing a null experiment where conditions are identical on the two islands.
Set the revisit in drop down menu to 300 years and then click the Run Experiment button. Click the
Input Summary tab and note that in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why do you think the Darwin Island finches survived this time even though the clutch size was small?
a. The differences between Darwin Island and Wallace Island are just due to random chance. b.
Although clutch size was smaller on Darwin Island, the initial beak size was large enough to allow the
finches to utilize the hard seeds and survive. On both Darwin Island and Wallace Island the
populations grew and adapted to the hard seeds available. c. Clutch size must have increased on
Darwin Island. 9. Precipitation plays an important role in the evolution of these finches. Low levels of
precipitation results in plants that produce hard seeds. High levels of precipitation favor plants that
produce smaller softer seeds. Medium levels of rain produce medium seeds. Click the New Expt
button and then click the Change Inputs button. Click the Precipitation button. Notice the percentage
distribution of hard seeds, medium seeds, and soft seeds as precipitation is changed. Finches with
small beaks are better at utilizing soft seeds as a food source. Medium and hard seeds require larger
beaks. Increase the annual precipitation on Darwin Island to 100.0 cm/year and Wallace Island to 10.0
cm/year. Now click on the Beak Size button and set the initial beak size on both islands to 20 mm.
Click the Done button and Run Experiment button. Click the Beak Size tab and then the Population
tab. Which of the following statements best describe what
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Before you undertake this assignment, please read carefully the handout that gives an overview of
EvolutionLab. This will make it much easier for you to understand the assignment and complete it
correctly. 1. There are many ecological and biological factors that affect evolution. In EvolutionLab,
two populations of finches are tracked over the course of 300 years on two different islands to see how
changing the traits of the birds and their environment affect their long term viability as a sustainable
population. Let s begin by doing a null experiment where conditions are identical on the two islands.
Set the revisit in drop down menu to 300 years and then click the Run Experiment button. Click the
Input Summary tab and note that in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Why do you think the Darwin Island finches survived this time even though the clutch size was small?
a. The differences between Darwin Island and Wallace Island are just due to random chance. b.
Although clutch size was smaller on Darwin Island, the initial beak size was large enough to allow the
finches to utilize the hard seeds and survive. On both Darwin Island and Wallace Island the
populations grew and adapted to the hard seeds available. c. Clutch size must have increased on
Darwin Island. 9. Precipitation plays an important role in the evolution of these finches. Low levels of
precipitation results in plants that produce hard seeds. High levels of precipitation favor plants that
produce smaller softer seeds. Medium levels of rain produce medium seeds. Click the New Expt
button and then click the Change Inputs button. Click the Precipitation button. Notice the percentage
distribution of hard seeds, medium seeds, and soft seeds as precipitation is changed. Finches with
small beaks are better at utilizing soft seeds as a food source. Medium and hard seeds require larger
beaks. Increase the annual precipitation on Darwin Island to 100.0 cm/year and Wallace Island to 10.0
cm/year. Now click on the Beak Size button and set the initial beak size on both islands to 20 mm.
Click the Done button and Run Experiment button. Click the Beak Size tab and then the Population
tab. Which of the following statements best describe what
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Brief Summary Of October Sky
October Sky (1999) begins with the Russians launching the satellite Sputnik into space in October of
1957. All of the town Coalwood s residents are outside, looking for the satellites passing including
Homer Hickman and his friends Roy Lee and O Dell. Homer begins to dreams of building rockets and
he and his friends attempt to launch their first prototype, blowing up his mother s fence in the process.
Homer goes to the library to research rocket building but is disappointed by the lack of information on
the topic so he turns to the school weirdo, Quentin. With the help of Quentin, Homer, Roy Lee and O
Dell are able to create a flying rocket that heads straight for the mine. Homer s father, the mine
superintendent, becomes very upset with Homer
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October Sky (1999) begins with the Russians launching the satellite Sputnik into space in October of
1957. All of the town Coalwood s residents are outside, looking for the satellites passing including
Homer Hickman and his friends Roy Lee and O Dell. Homer begins to dreams of building rockets and
he and his friends attempt to launch their first prototype, blowing up his mother s fence in the process.
Homer goes to the library to research rocket building but is disappointed by the lack of information on
the topic so he turns to the school weirdo, Quentin. With the help of Quentin, Homer, Roy Lee and O
Dell are able to create a flying rocket that heads straight for the mine. Homer s father, the mine
superintendent, becomes very upset with Homer
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The Pros And Cons Of Kyoto Protocol
Global warming influences every country in the world adversely. In order to relieve this issue, in
1997, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) formulated and enacted
Kyoto Protocol in Japan. At the beginning, more than 150 countries joined the conference. After that,
other countries ratified Kyoto Protocol in succession. Until now, there are about 192 countries have
already ratified the protocol. The United States, however, chose to drop out in 2001 after becoming
one of the participants for four years. (Cable News Network Library, 2017) Drawbacks of Kyoto
Protocol and negative impacts on the economy are two main reasons why the United States dropped
out.
Kyoto Protocol is an agreement that forces all the signatory countries to make great efforts to relieve
global warming. It is widely accepted that greenhouse gases are able to heat earth since they can
prevent heat from escaping from the atmosphere, a reasonable amount of greenhouse gases is needed
to keep the earth warm at a constant and comfortable level, but the overabundance of those gases can
influence earth adversely and thus increase the temperature beyond desirable level. Kyoto Protocol is
aimed at solving this kind of problem. Therefore, we can say that Kyoto Protocol is an international
treaty among industrialized nations that sets mandatory limits on greenhouse gas emissions. (Rouse,
M., 2013) The countries who ratified the protocol will be a member of the United Nations Framework
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Global warming influences every country in the world adversely. In order to relieve this issue, in
1997, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC) formulated and enacted
Kyoto Protocol in Japan. At the beginning, more than 150 countries joined the conference. After that,
other countries ratified Kyoto Protocol in succession. Until now, there are about 192 countries have
already ratified the protocol. The United States, however, chose to drop out in 2001 after becoming
one of the participants for four years. (Cable News Network Library, 2017) Drawbacks of Kyoto
Protocol and negative impacts on the economy are two main reasons why the United States dropped
out.
Kyoto Protocol is an agreement that forces all the signatory countries to make great efforts to relieve
global warming. It is widely accepted that greenhouse gases are able to heat earth since they can
prevent heat from escaping from the atmosphere, a reasonable amount of greenhouse gases is needed
to keep the earth warm at a constant and comfortable level, but the overabundance of those gases can
influence earth adversely and thus increase the temperature beyond desirable level. Kyoto Protocol is
aimed at solving this kind of problem. Therefore, we can say that Kyoto Protocol is an international
treaty among industrialized nations that sets mandatory limits on greenhouse gas emissions. (Rouse,
M., 2013) The countries who ratified the protocol will be a member of the United Nations Framework
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Beethoven Orchestra No. 1 Essay
Ludwig Van Beethoven was an artist who was initially from Mechelen around the Southern
Netherlands. Beethoven was a German arranger and piano player. He was a key figure in the
transformation between the Classical and Romantic times in Western workmanship music. Regardless
he is the most extraordinary and persuasive author. Beethoven s dad, Johann Van Beethoven taught
Ludwig at a youthful age when Ludwig started to exhibit his musical endowments. Ludwig Van
Beethoven picked up notoriety as a virtuoso musician when he moved to Vienna in 1792. Beethoven
won various supporters among the fundamental nationals of the Viennese upper class, who issued him
confides in 1794, to detach relations with the Electorate. Beethoven made his long awaited open
presentation in Vienna on March 29, 1795.
Beethoven started to lose his capacity to hear around the time of 1800. ... Show more content on
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Ludwig Van Beethoven s orchestra No. 1, in C major, operation. 21, was focused on Baron Gottfried
Van Swieten. Hoffmeister and Kuhnel distributed the piece in 1801. It isn t known when Beethoven
finished composition his work, yet portrays of the finale were found from 1795. Beethoven s
ensembles were louder, longer, and more energizing than anything made. Beethoven just composed
one musical drama and was unsuccessful in its establishment in 1805. Beethoven then renamed it
Fidelio and was performed on November 26. It was a hit in the wake of experiencing numerous
changes. Beethoven s piano concerto No. 1 in C major, operation. 15, was composed amid the years of
1796 and 1797. This was his third endeavor at the class despite the fact that it was his first piano
concerto to be distributed. Beethoven composed his mass in C major, operation. 86, to a commission
from Nikolaus Esterhazy II in 1807. He likewise composed Mount of olives , an Oratorio that was
exhibited at Vienna, April fifth, 1803, at the Theater A Der
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Ludwig Van Beethoven was an artist who was initially from Mechelen around the Southern
Netherlands. Beethoven was a German arranger and piano player. He was a key figure in the
transformation between the Classical and Romantic times in Western workmanship music. Regardless
he is the most extraordinary and persuasive author. Beethoven s dad, Johann Van Beethoven taught
Ludwig at a youthful age when Ludwig started to exhibit his musical endowments. Ludwig Van
Beethoven picked up notoriety as a virtuoso musician when he moved to Vienna in 1792. Beethoven
won various supporters among the fundamental nationals of the Viennese upper class, who issued him
confides in 1794, to detach relations with the Electorate. Beethoven made his long awaited open
presentation in Vienna on March 29, 1795.
Beethoven started to lose his capacity to hear around the time of 1800. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Ludwig Van Beethoven s orchestra No. 1, in C major, operation. 21, was focused on Baron Gottfried
Van Swieten. Hoffmeister and Kuhnel distributed the piece in 1801. It isn t known when Beethoven
finished composition his work, yet portrays of the finale were found from 1795. Beethoven s
ensembles were louder, longer, and more energizing than anything made. Beethoven just composed
one musical drama and was unsuccessful in its establishment in 1805. Beethoven then renamed it
Fidelio and was performed on November 26. It was a hit in the wake of experiencing numerous
changes. Beethoven s piano concerto No. 1 in C major, operation. 15, was composed amid the years of
1796 and 1797. This was his third endeavor at the class despite the fact that it was his first piano
concerto to be distributed. Beethoven composed his mass in C major, operation. 86, to a commission
from Nikolaus Esterhazy II in 1807. He likewise composed Mount of olives , an Oratorio that was
exhibited at Vienna, April fifth, 1803, at the Theater A Der
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Evil Grendel Character Traits
Grendel: Barbaric Beast or Misconstrued Martyr We are advised early in our lifetime by our parents,
adults, preachers, and even God himself to refrain from judging others. However, sometimes it is hard
as humans to not make assumptions about others based on the brand of clothing they wear, the amount
of money they make, or how they look. The principle of always being kind to those around us is
pounded in our heads from the minute we are able to walk. Generally, being kind and refraining from
judgement is a valuable lesson. However, in the case when appearances correspond with personality
and your first impression of someone happens to be true, it is almost impossible to believe that
judging others is a sinful act. This unique situation being that of the story of Grendel in John Gardner
s novel, Grendel. In this mythical novel, Grendel is an anti hero that believes in the principles of
nihilism. He has many negative attributes that lead me to believe that he is purely evil. These negative
traits include being psychotic, remorseless, fear indulging, and blatantly hateful. These ghastly and
horrific traits prove his heinous reputation to be true. Grendel shows obvious signs of psychological
issues which support the idea that he is a cold blooded creature. His lack of mental stability is shown
when he says, An evil idea came over me so evil it made me shiver as I smiled... (83 84). It is easy to
say that he is mentally unstable solely based on the fact that he smiled as he
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Grendel: Barbaric Beast or Misconstrued Martyr We are advised early in our lifetime by our parents,
adults, preachers, and even God himself to refrain from judging others. However, sometimes it is hard
as humans to not make assumptions about others based on the brand of clothing they wear, the amount
of money they make, or how they look. The principle of always being kind to those around us is
pounded in our heads from the minute we are able to walk. Generally, being kind and refraining from
judgement is a valuable lesson. However, in the case when appearances correspond with personality
and your first impression of someone happens to be true, it is almost impossible to believe that
judging others is a sinful act. This unique situation being that of the story of Grendel in John Gardner
s novel, Grendel. In this mythical novel, Grendel is an anti hero that believes in the principles of
nihilism. He has many negative attributes that lead me to believe that he is purely evil. These negative
traits include being psychotic, remorseless, fear indulging, and blatantly hateful. These ghastly and
horrific traits prove his heinous reputation to be true. Grendel shows obvious signs of psychological
issues which support the idea that he is a cold blooded creature. His lack of mental stability is shown
when he says, An evil idea came over me so evil it made me shiver as I smiled... (83 84). It is easy to
say that he is mentally unstable solely based on the fact that he smiled as he
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The Rise Of The Babylonian Empire
10,000 BCE Hunting gathering became widespread after the end of last ice age.
9,000 BCE People became farming barley and wheat instead of gathering wild grains.
4300 BCE Villages started to come together, developing large towns, and then cities.
3400 BCE Writing began to appear.
2500 BCE Pyramids were being constructed in Egypt.
870 BCE A feast was given by King Ashurnasirpal II of Assyria, for the inauguration of his new
capital at Nimrud.
539 BCE The Babylonian Empire fell to the Persians.
212 BCE The Romans destroyed the Greek colony of Syracuse.
410 CE The Visigoths destroyed Rome.
732 CE Islam didn t progress into Europe because of the Battle of Tours.
970 CE A completed public library in Cordoba with nearly half a million books. ... Show more content
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1492 CE The European discovery of the New World by Christopher Columbus.
1607 CE The establishment of the first permanent English colony in Virginia.
1660 CE The accession of Charles
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10,000 BCE Hunting gathering became widespread after the end of last ice age.
9,000 BCE People became farming barley and wheat instead of gathering wild grains.
4300 BCE Villages started to come together, developing large towns, and then cities.
3400 BCE Writing began to appear.
2500 BCE Pyramids were being constructed in Egypt.
870 BCE A feast was given by King Ashurnasirpal II of Assyria, for the inauguration of his new
capital at Nimrud.
539 BCE The Babylonian Empire fell to the Persians.
212 BCE The Romans destroyed the Greek colony of Syracuse.
410 CE The Visigoths destroyed Rome.
732 CE Islam didn t progress into Europe because of the Battle of Tours.
970 CE A completed public library in Cordoba with nearly half a million books. ... Show more content
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1492 CE The European discovery of the New World by Christopher Columbus.
1607 CE The establishment of the first permanent English colony in Virginia.
1660 CE The accession of Charles
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An Organization For A Volunteer Program
Throughout these three final weeks of the course we focused on three particular topics that
emphasised and expands on community development. These three topics were Module s 10 look at
Organizations and their Nonprofit associated organizations, Volunteerism which is taken from Module
8; that as a community developer I would argue and recommend that every organization and
institution needs to have volunteer program. The application of these above topics in an organization
can increase [Module 7 s] Entrepreneurial Leadership, which in turn impacts the Economic
Development of the community and society at large.
Let me begin with Volunteerism, Volunteering is an essential quality an organization or institution can
and should exhibit, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are as follows; one has to demonstrate effective communicative skills. (Hitt et al.,1999). 2.
Initiative led programs, these are said to encourage and nurture innovations are needed conditions. 3.
Coupled with this question Is the process an attempt to generate and secure public resources? The
condition is the capacity to facilitate continuous exploration and idea generation (Jelinek and Litterer,
1995, in Gupta et al., 2004 p.244). One must note that economic development is necessary for
community growth and sustainability. Development implies insights, which are purposeful and are
meant to be permanent and was said to influence community choices.
Each person who decides to volunteer, do not only contribute to the community they reside or work,
but also for the organizations who enlisted the aid of such persons. An establishment that uses
Volunteerism, which is connected to their Human resources and non profit [outfits] organizations; may
not only receive accolades throughout their industry, but in the public via media relations. The benefits
will transcend an establishments to the [a] neighbourhoods their employees reside or where their
businesses are based. For example a student may volunteer at their local police principality because
they want to see how officers deal with the public they serve. However, upon seeing the destitution
and relationship issues between the
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Throughout these three final weeks of the course we focused on three particular topics that
emphasised and expands on community development. These three topics were Module s 10 look at
Organizations and their Nonprofit associated organizations, Volunteerism which is taken from Module
8; that as a community developer I would argue and recommend that every organization and
institution needs to have volunteer program. The application of these above topics in an organization
can increase [Module 7 s] Entrepreneurial Leadership, which in turn impacts the Economic
Development of the community and society at large.
Let me begin with Volunteerism, Volunteering is an essential quality an organization or institution can
and should exhibit, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
These are as follows; one has to demonstrate effective communicative skills. (Hitt et al.,1999). 2.
Initiative led programs, these are said to encourage and nurture innovations are needed conditions. 3.
Coupled with this question Is the process an attempt to generate and secure public resources? The
condition is the capacity to facilitate continuous exploration and idea generation (Jelinek and Litterer,
1995, in Gupta et al., 2004 p.244). One must note that economic development is necessary for
community growth and sustainability. Development implies insights, which are purposeful and are
meant to be permanent and was said to influence community choices.
Each person who decides to volunteer, do not only contribute to the community they reside or work,
but also for the organizations who enlisted the aid of such persons. An establishment that uses
Volunteerism, which is connected to their Human resources and non profit [outfits] organizations; may
not only receive accolades throughout their industry, but in the public via media relations. The benefits
will transcend an establishments to the [a] neighbourhoods their employees reside or where their
businesses are based. For example a student may volunteer at their local police principality because
they want to see how officers deal with the public they serve. However, upon seeing the destitution
and relationship issues between the
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African American Stigmas
Introduction
African American young men are infected with HIV at an alarmingly high rate in comparison to other
races. The negative stigmas that is attached to having HIV in the black community, especially for men
can be extremely detrimental and harmful to their overall health. One stigma that was attached to
having HIV was death, death was at one time believed to be imminent, and now HIV is about
restructuring their lives to face the future (Buseh, Kelber, Stevens Park, 2008, p.409), yet they still
battle other stigmas surrounded around HIV.
HIV/ AIDS affect African Americans at a higher rate than any other race (White, Asian, and Hispanic).
With African Americans making up approximately 13 percent of the U.S. population, in 2014, they
made up almost half of all new HIV/AIDS cases; 44 percent. African American men accounted for 73
percent of new HIV/AIDS cases, and of that 43 percent of African American men were heterosexual
(CDC 2014). Since heterosexual African American men don t equate to the larger population of HIV
cases as compared to African American men who have sex with men, these heterosexual men are
virtually invisible in the theoretical and empirical psychological HIV/AIDS literature (Bowleg, 2004,
p.166).
The stigmas that are attached to having HIV ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having a support system that understands the effects of HIV related stigma, giving these people
knowledge about HIV related stigma as well as how heterosexual men are affected by it. According to
Galvan et al., (2008) for African Americans having a support from friends and family is a way to
decrease their perception of HIV related stigma, with this support they don t feel isolated, judged, or
internalizing these stigmas. Organizations that target heterosexual HIV men as a group, would also
help move away from the idea that HIV is a gay or drug abuser
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Introduction
African American young men are infected with HIV at an alarmingly high rate in comparison to other
races. The negative stigmas that is attached to having HIV in the black community, especially for men
can be extremely detrimental and harmful to their overall health. One stigma that was attached to
having HIV was death, death was at one time believed to be imminent, and now HIV is about
restructuring their lives to face the future (Buseh, Kelber, Stevens Park, 2008, p.409), yet they still
battle other stigmas surrounded around HIV.
HIV/ AIDS affect African Americans at a higher rate than any other race (White, Asian, and Hispanic).
With African Americans making up approximately 13 percent of the U.S. population, in 2014, they
made up almost half of all new HIV/AIDS cases; 44 percent. African American men accounted for 73
percent of new HIV/AIDS cases, and of that 43 percent of African American men were heterosexual
(CDC 2014). Since heterosexual African American men don t equate to the larger population of HIV
cases as compared to African American men who have sex with men, these heterosexual men are
virtually invisible in the theoretical and empirical psychological HIV/AIDS literature (Bowleg, 2004,
p.166).
The stigmas that are attached to having HIV ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Having a support system that understands the effects of HIV related stigma, giving these people
knowledge about HIV related stigma as well as how heterosexual men are affected by it. According to
Galvan et al., (2008) for African Americans having a support from friends and family is a way to
decrease their perception of HIV related stigma, with this support they don t feel isolated, judged, or
internalizing these stigmas. Organizations that target heterosexual HIV men as a group, would also
help move away from the idea that HIV is a gay or drug abuser
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