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Favorite Food Essay
Crafting an essay on the topic of one's favorite food might initially seem like a delightful task, as
it centers around a subject close to one's heart в Ђ“ culinary preferences. However, as with any
writing endeavor, the challenge lies not in the familiarity of the theme, but rather in presenting it
with creativity, coherence, and depth.
One might grapple with the difficulty of striking a balance between personal expression and
engaging content. The risk of succumbing to clichГ©s and generic descriptions looms large, as
the topic is inherently subjective. To rise above the mundane and capture the reader's attention
requires a thoughtful selection of words, vivid imagery, and perhaps a dash of humor or unique
perspective.
Moreover, the challenge intensifies when trying to make the essay relatable to a broader
audience. What makes a particular dish or cuisine a favorite for one individual might not
resonate universally. Articulating the essence of the food experience in a way that transcends
personal taste preferences demands a nuanced approach.
The struggle continues with the organization of ideas. How does one structure an essay about a
favorite food? Is it a chronological exploration of one's culinary journey or a thematic
presentation that delves into the emotional and sensory dimensions of the chosen dish? Finding
the right balance and sequence to maintain reader engagement becomes a puzzle to solve.
Furthermore, the challenge extends to avoiding monotony. Describing the flavors, aromas, and
textures can quickly become repetitive without a conscious effort to inject variety into the
language. The writer must navigate this potential pitfall to keep the essay dynamic and engaging.
In conclusion, while writing an essay on the seemingly straightforward topic of one's favorite
food, the journey is fraught with challenges that demand creativity, relatability, and effective
organization. It requires a delicate balance between personal expression and universal appeal, all
while avoiding the pitfalls of clichГ©s and monotony. Despite the obstacles, successfully
navigating this culinary exploration can yield a delectable essay that satisfies the literary palate.
For assistance with similar essays and more, consider exploring the services offered at
HelpWriting.net .
Favorite Food EssayFavorite Food Essay
Crafting an essay on the topic of one's favorite food might initially seem like a delightful task, as
it centers around a subject close to one's heart в Ђ“ culinary preferences. However, as with any
writing endeavor, the challenge lies not in the familiarity of the theme, but rather in presenting it
with creativity, coherence, and depth.
One might grapple with the difficulty of striking a balance between personal expression and
engaging content. The risk of succumbing to clichГ©s and generic descriptions looms large, as
the topic is inherently subjective. To rise above the mundane and capture the reader's attention
requires a thoughtful selection of words, vivid imagery, and perhaps a dash of humor or unique
perspective.
Moreover, the challenge intensifies when trying to make the essay relatable to a broader
audience. What makes a particular dish or cuisine a favorite for one individual might not
resonate universally. Articulating the essence of the food experience in a way that transcends
personal taste preferences demands a nuanced approach.
The struggle continues with the organization of ideas. How does one structure an essay about a
favorite food? Is it a chronological exploration of one's culinary journey or a thematic
presentation that delves into the emotional and sensory dimensions of the chosen dish? Finding
the right balance and sequence to maintain reader engagement becomes a puzzle to solve.
Furthermore, the challenge extends to avoiding monotony. Describing the flavors, aromas, and
textures can quickly become repetitive without a conscious effort to inject variety into the
language. The writer must navigate this potential pitfall to keep the essay dynamic and engaging.
In conclusion, while writing an essay on the seemingly straightforward topic of one's favorite
food, the journey is fraught with challenges that demand creativity, relatability, and effective
organization. It requires a delicate balance between personal expression and universal appeal, all
while avoiding the pitfalls of clichГ©s and monotony. Despite the obstacles, successfully
navigating this culinary exploration can yield a delectable essay that satisfies the literary palate.
For assistance with similar essays and more, consider exploring the services offered at
HelpWriting.net .
Favorite Food EssayFavorite Food Essay
Dian Diana Der-Hovanessian s Essay Two Voices
The Armenian Genocide left the Armenians in ruin. Apart for the human and material
loss, the sociocultural loss was most significant. The Armenians were robbed of their
centuries old, rich culture within in a space of a year. Their society was forced into
diaspora in order to survive. This movement encouraged integration into other
countries and resulted in partial loss of the suffering Armenian culture.
Those Armenians who survived the genocide of 1915 were forced to exile their
Homeland in the Ottoman Empire in order to survive. Behind them they left their
culture; castles, towns, villages, churches, thousands of manuscripts and cultural
secrets and data were destroyed. This effectively stripped the Armenians of their rich
heritage left from ancestors. Within years, an entire culture, it s people and its all
histories were virtually erased. Today, Armenians are dispersed throughout the
Middle East and the United States, with only about 1 million of the estimated 9
million actually living in Armenia. This diaspora of the Armenians, living scattered
across the world, has created a struggle to hold on to their Armenian identity. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Der Hovanessian is herself an Armenian American writer born in the United States.
Her grandparents took refuge in the United States following the genocide in Ottoman
Armenia. The poem reveals the struggle of an assimilated Armenian American and
the influence of her family s history on her identity. Diana Der Hovanessian is
influenced by the loss of culture, little heritage bar the genocide itself and a
surrounding Armenian society. Due to this, she has, like many other dispersed
Armenians, integrated into another culture, somewhat adopting it, and is conflicted
between the two
The Armenian Genocide left the Armenians in ruin. Apart for the human and material
loss, the sociocultural loss was most significant. The Armenians were robbed of their
centuries old, rich culture within in a space of a year. Their society was forced into
diaspora in order to survive. This movement encouraged integration into other
countries and resulted in partial loss of the suffering Armenian culture.
Those Armenians who survived the genocide of 1915 were forced to exile their
Homeland in the Ottoman Empire in order to survive. Behind them they left their
culture; castles, towns, villages, churches, thousands of manuscripts and cultural
secrets and data were destroyed. This effectively stripped the Armenians of their rich
heritage left from ancestors. Within years, an entire culture, it s people and its all
histories were virtually erased. Today, Armenians are dispersed throughout the
Middle East and the United States, with only about 1 million of the estimated 9
million actually living in Armenia. This diaspora of the Armenians, living scattered
across the world, has created a struggle to hold on to their Armenian identity. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Der Hovanessian is herself an Armenian American writer born in the United States.
Her grandparents took refuge in the United States following the genocide in Ottoman
Armenia. The poem reveals the struggle of an assimilated Armenian American and
the influence of her family s history on her identity. Diana Der Hovanessian is
influenced by the loss of culture, little heritage bar the genocide itself and a
surrounding Armenian society. Due to this, she has, like many other dispersed
Armenians, integrated into another culture, somewhat adopting it, and is conflicted
between the two
Violence In Ancient Sports
While investigating my topic of violence in sports, I decided to start at the basics of
how sports began, with the ancient olympics. The first Olympics consisted of the;
Penthalon, a combination of running, jumping, and throwing; wrestling; boxing;
pankraction; and equestrian events. Somewhat consists of violence and not a lot of
rules. In Olympia, Greecethese athletes performed to to showcase their own
physical features and their talent. As well as pre outing peace and serenity between
the cities in the area. These athletes were admired upon. I found quite a lot of
similarities between ancient olympics and modern day sports. First, the ancient
Olympics were the first competitive sports competed and largely publicized.
Second, the athletes are held up to a pedestal. Third, they are admired and honored
for anything positive they do. Back in times of ancient times they may have not
had the issue of violence in sports being taken off the field but it is a major
problem for modern day people and it will be investigated in this paper. My thesis is
that there is something wrong with the coaching because kids are being taught how
to be violent, not competitive. The ancient olympics were considered largely
publicized, but the 2012... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In an article by Live Science it is discussed how violence is all apart of football and
that is how they shine on the field. The excuse is made in the article, it s difficult
for athletes to turn that off when they go back to their regular lives A popular topic
in the past years has been NFL players and violence. In my research it came upon
me of a case that starts before any sort of professional career. In Wayland,
Massachusetts a football star Nathaniel Fujiti is sentenced to life at age 20 for
murdering his ex girlfriend Lauren Astley. Lauren went to his house where he beat,
strangled, and slashed her. It waves some red flags if footballs violent culture had to
do with an innocent girls
While investigating my topic of violence in sports, I decided to start at the basics of
how sports began, with the ancient olympics. The first Olympics consisted of the;
Penthalon, a combination of running, jumping, and throwing; wrestling; boxing;
pankraction; and equestrian events. Somewhat consists of violence and not a lot of
rules. In Olympia, Greecethese athletes performed to to showcase their own
physical features and their talent. As well as pre outing peace and serenity between
the cities in the area. These athletes were admired upon. I found quite a lot of
similarities between ancient olympics and modern day sports. First, the ancient
Olympics were the first competitive sports competed and largely publicized.
Second, the athletes are held up to a pedestal. Third, they are admired and honored
for anything positive they do. Back in times of ancient times they may have not
had the issue of violence in sports being taken off the field but it is a major
problem for modern day people and it will be investigated in this paper. My thesis is
that there is something wrong with the coaching because kids are being taught how
to be violent, not competitive. The ancient olympics were considered largely
publicized, but the 2012... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In an article by Live Science it is discussed how violence is all apart of football and
that is how they shine on the field. The excuse is made in the article, it s difficult
for athletes to turn that off when they go back to their regular lives A popular topic
in the past years has been NFL players and violence. In my research it came upon
me of a case that starts before any sort of professional career. In Wayland,
Massachusetts a football star Nathaniel Fujiti is sentenced to life at age 20 for
murdering his ex girlfriend Lauren Astley. Lauren went to his house where he beat,
strangled, and slashed her. It waves some red flags if footballs violent culture had to
do with an innocent girls
Graphic Design And Art And Design
Often times a painting has the same structure as a design. The details can be
similar for both Graphic Design and Fine Art. Paintings such as Son of Man by
Magritte which has basics such as shadow, highlight, simple composition, and a
dull color palette. A design for Apple Laptops was created of a decal of Son of
Man. This design also had shadow, light, basic composition, and an achromatic
color palette. The structure is the same, but one is created digitally and one is a
painting. The processes can also be very similar. Many artists use technology in
their artwork. They use Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, programs for
designers and use it to create their artwork. Artists such as Jeff Koons who
manipulates images on Photoshop, prints it and paints hyper realistic paintings
from those images. The structure and process for art and design can be very
similar. Can an artist be a designer or vise versa? One argument that critics make is
that artists are just artists or that a designer is not an artist. However there are
countless artists who are designers and vise versa. One famous designer would be
Eva Zeisel. Eva Zeisel is famous for creating a body of dinner sets which she
created after she was released in Russia. While imprisoned, Zeisel found inspiration
in the curves of her own body claiming it was the only art she had. Afterwards she
created useful art which was her groundbreaking design of minimalist dinnerware,
(Eva Zeisel, groundbreaking designer, dies). Her
Often times a painting has the same structure as a design. The details can be
similar for both Graphic Design and Fine Art. Paintings such as Son of Man by
Magritte which has basics such as shadow, highlight, simple composition, and a
dull color palette. A design for Apple Laptops was created of a decal of Son of
Man. This design also had shadow, light, basic composition, and an achromatic
color palette. The structure is the same, but one is created digitally and one is a
painting. The processes can also be very similar. Many artists use technology in
their artwork. They use Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator, programs for
designers and use it to create their artwork. Artists such as Jeff Koons who
manipulates images on Photoshop, prints it and paints hyper realistic paintings
from those images. The structure and process for art and design can be very
similar. Can an artist be a designer or vise versa? One argument that critics make is
that artists are just artists or that a designer is not an artist. However there are
countless artists who are designers and vise versa. One famous designer would be
Eva Zeisel. Eva Zeisel is famous for creating a body of dinner sets which she
created after she was released in Russia. While imprisoned, Zeisel found inspiration
in the curves of her own body claiming it was the only art she had. Afterwards she
created useful art which was her groundbreaking design of minimalist dinnerware,
(Eva Zeisel, groundbreaking designer, dies). Her
Darwin and His Origin of Species Essay
The book begins with countless illustrations, which Darwin sketched while on tour of
the world. These illustrations are periodically mentioned throughout the piece as
evidence to support his theory. After the sketches, the book is divided into chapters
of varying intentions. The first few chapters give brief examples and a history of the
theory of evolution. His theory is not directly stated until chapter four. After this
chapter, the rest of the book is comprised of subsequent chapters that give examples
to prove his theory, but more importantly, he outlines all possible flaws in his theory
and concisely proves their inaccuracy. In the first chapter, Variation under
domestication , Darwin begins setting the framework for his later... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main points that are covered in these sections include all the variants found in
nature, the similarities between animals thousands of miles apart, and the struggle
for a species to survive due to all sorts of diseases and the multitudes of competitions
for the necessities of life in nature. Finally, in chapter four, we reach Natural Selection
. Of all the sections in the book, this is the most important. These forty three pages
of brilliance outline perfectly how everything in nature is molded by this
fundamental property that has been occurring for millions of years. The main ideas
presented include sexual selection, extinction, functions of evolution. Due to the
competition for resources among all species on Earth, Darwin realized that there
is a limit to all population expansion; a metaphorical roof is placed over their
spread. These competitions are won by the strongest members of the population,
and not by the disease riddled weak of a species. The strong that survive are able to
reproduce, systematically engineering the next generation for success. Also, if there
is any trait or mutation that allows for an individual to succeed, that trait is passed
on, which over the course of millions of years can turn a light sensory organ into a
human eye. This process of finding the strongest mate is Natural Selection. Darwin
believed that extinction occurred when a new species sprang up from the
The book begins with countless illustrations, which Darwin sketched while on tour of
the world. These illustrations are periodically mentioned throughout the piece as
evidence to support his theory. After the sketches, the book is divided into chapters
of varying intentions. The first few chapters give brief examples and a history of the
theory of evolution. His theory is not directly stated until chapter four. After this
chapter, the rest of the book is comprised of subsequent chapters that give examples
to prove his theory, but more importantly, he outlines all possible flaws in his theory
and concisely proves their inaccuracy. In the first chapter, Variation under
domestication , Darwin begins setting the framework for his later... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
The main points that are covered in these sections include all the variants found in
nature, the similarities between animals thousands of miles apart, and the struggle
for a species to survive due to all sorts of diseases and the multitudes of competitions
for the necessities of life in nature. Finally, in chapter four, we reach Natural Selection
. Of all the sections in the book, this is the most important. These forty three pages
of brilliance outline perfectly how everything in nature is molded by this
fundamental property that has been occurring for millions of years. The main ideas
presented include sexual selection, extinction, functions of evolution. Due to the
competition for resources among all species on Earth, Darwin realized that there
is a limit to all population expansion; a metaphorical roof is placed over their
spread. These competitions are won by the strongest members of the population,
and not by the disease riddled weak of a species. The strong that survive are able to
reproduce, systematically engineering the next generation for success. Also, if there
is any trait or mutation that allows for an individual to succeed, that trait is passed
on, which over the course of millions of years can turn a light sensory organ into a
human eye. This process of finding the strongest mate is Natural Selection. Darwin
believed that extinction occurred when a new species sprang up from the
The Old Testament Scriptures
The Old Testament scriptures, the account of the deuteronomistic writers, and the
actions of the God of the Hebrew Bible reveal to us many facets of God and the
character of God. Several of the images are not images that we would like to
consider when we envision the savior, the redeemer, the God who loves us and
cares for us and this is difficult to reconcile with our Christian experience. In
consideration of the overall image of God, Mills asserts that God s image consists of
three elements God the creator, God the judge, and God the redeemer. God formed
humanity in his likeness in the creation of Genesis, God judges and chastises
humanity through their cycle of apostasy, and then God rescues, redeems and
restores an oppressed and fallen Israel. Although at various points within the journey
God was the punisher of Israel and exerted his wrath upon them, the anger was
because of God s love for Israel.
The problems in understanding the God of the Hebrew bible arise when justifying an
angry, abusive and controlling God. In the modern context, abusive behavior,
whether physical or verbal is shunned and frowned upon. We are taught that love
should not hurt and that those who love are supportive, protective, a safe place and
a support system. To embrace the God of the Hebrew Bible is contrary to our
natural inclination to avoid control, pain, and conflict. Common questions arise,
such as how could a God who loves you allow tragedy? How could a God who loves
you allow
The Old Testament scriptures, the account of the deuteronomistic writers, and the
actions of the God of the Hebrew Bible reveal to us many facets of God and the
character of God. Several of the images are not images that we would like to
consider when we envision the savior, the redeemer, the God who loves us and
cares for us and this is difficult to reconcile with our Christian experience. In
consideration of the overall image of God, Mills asserts that God s image consists of
three elements God the creator, God the judge, and God the redeemer. God formed
humanity in his likeness in the creation of Genesis, God judges and chastises
humanity through their cycle of apostasy, and then God rescues, redeems and
restores an oppressed and fallen Israel. Although at various points within the journey
God was the punisher of Israel and exerted his wrath upon them, the anger was
because of God s love for Israel.
The problems in understanding the God of the Hebrew bible arise when justifying an
angry, abusive and controlling God. In the modern context, abusive behavior,
whether physical or verbal is shunned and frowned upon. We are taught that love
should not hurt and that those who love are supportive, protective, a safe place and
a support system. To embrace the God of the Hebrew Bible is contrary to our
natural inclination to avoid control, pain, and conflict. Common questions arise,
such as how could a God who loves you allow tragedy? How could a God who loves
you allow
The Dangers Of Heroism In Robinson Crusoe
Robinson Crusoe is a novel about a traveler which places the main character as a
hero, and when it comes to heroism, the reader wants to believe that what he reads
is real. Everybody is willing to forget its own reality when it comes to dive into an
art, no matter if we are talking about literary work, painting or cinematographic
masterpieces. We are willing to accept what we read as the truth and to forget
every illogical element that could disturb us from our escape from life. This is
what these works are made of: to alter reality. It is clearly impossible for a human
being to survive this long on a desert island, especially if we follow every step of
Robinson s journey. Growing plants and taming animals seems so easy, such as
building our own house out of a wrecked ship that we reach by swimming. It is...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We consider that we read a narrator and not an author. The author is always non
existent when it comes to believe a book. So, when we read Robinson Crusoe, we
read Robinson s words and not Defoe s words. But how do we feel about Defoe
being a character in this rewriting? It is as painting him back in the picture and
making him a character since the beginning. It feels as if we are watching a battle
confronting Foe against Foe and making him the culprit of all the lying. And now
that he is nothing but a character that ended up writing a book where he is his own
narrator, who is the first narrator ever? We could actually thought about Suzan right
away, since she is the main voice in Foe. But when we focus a little more, she is
nothing more than a silenced woman, pushed outside by a canon of a male
authorship . What could have been seen as a feminist book is taking a complete u
turn: Suzan, who is first represented as a strong woman surviving on an island and
who is ready for her story to be heard, ends up being manipulated by Foe who clearly
makes her understand that he knows everything better than she
Robinson Crusoe is a novel about a traveler which places the main character as a
hero, and when it comes to heroism, the reader wants to believe that what he reads
is real. Everybody is willing to forget its own reality when it comes to dive into an
art, no matter if we are talking about literary work, painting or cinematographic
masterpieces. We are willing to accept what we read as the truth and to forget
every illogical element that could disturb us from our escape from life. This is
what these works are made of: to alter reality. It is clearly impossible for a human
being to survive this long on a desert island, especially if we follow every step of
Robinson s journey. Growing plants and taming animals seems so easy, such as
building our own house out of a wrecked ship that we reach by swimming. It is...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We consider that we read a narrator and not an author. The author is always non
existent when it comes to believe a book. So, when we read Robinson Crusoe, we
read Robinson s words and not Defoe s words. But how do we feel about Defoe
being a character in this rewriting? It is as painting him back in the picture and
making him a character since the beginning. It feels as if we are watching a battle
confronting Foe against Foe and making him the culprit of all the lying. And now
that he is nothing but a character that ended up writing a book where he is his own
narrator, who is the first narrator ever? We could actually thought about Suzan right
away, since she is the main voice in Foe. But when we focus a little more, she is
nothing more than a silenced woman, pushed outside by a canon of a male
authorship . What could have been seen as a feminist book is taking a complete u
turn: Suzan, who is first represented as a strong woman surviving on an island and
who is ready for her story to be heard, ends up being manipulated by Foe who clearly
makes her understand that he knows everything better than she
The Dangers Of Tobacco And Tobacco
With more people dying from tobacco related illnesses than any other source,
smoking and tobacco use is the single largest source of preventable deaths in the
world. There have been many attempts at controlling smoking in America which not
only harms the user but also the people around them. None of the attempts have
succeeded fully so far. This essay will show why by providing evidence and history
about smoking and tobaccouse and analyzing current actions or rather inactions
addressing this problem; this essay will explain the nature of this tobacco epidemic,
and examining the steps needed to further resolve this problem.
One of the reasons why tobacco is so hard to remove from American society is the
depth of which it was buried into American history. Tobacco been used for as long
as America was a country, and even before that, in colonial times. European nations
first encountered tobacco use by the Native Americans. According to Cotton
(1998) on October 12, 1492, Christopher Colombus was offered dried leaves as a
token of friendship by native Arawaks. The leaves turned out to be tobacco, which
the Native Americans smoked for the purpose of communicating with spirits. (para.
2). As the exploration of the Americas increased, tobacco was brought back to
Europe and it quickly caught on. The popularity of tobacco was so great, that at its
peak price, it was worth the same as its weight in silver (Cotton, 1998, para. 18).
When the colonies were first established, tobacco was
With more people dying from tobacco related illnesses than any other source,
smoking and tobacco use is the single largest source of preventable deaths in the
world. There have been many attempts at controlling smoking in America which not
only harms the user but also the people around them. None of the attempts have
succeeded fully so far. This essay will show why by providing evidence and history
about smoking and tobaccouse and analyzing current actions or rather inactions
addressing this problem; this essay will explain the nature of this tobacco epidemic,
and examining the steps needed to further resolve this problem.
One of the reasons why tobacco is so hard to remove from American society is the
depth of which it was buried into American history. Tobacco been used for as long
as America was a country, and even before that, in colonial times. European nations
first encountered tobacco use by the Native Americans. According to Cotton
(1998) on October 12, 1492, Christopher Colombus was offered dried leaves as a
token of friendship by native Arawaks. The leaves turned out to be tobacco, which
the Native Americans smoked for the purpose of communicating with spirits. (para.
2). As the exploration of the Americas increased, tobacco was brought back to
Europe and it quickly caught on. The popularity of tobacco was so great, that at its
peak price, it was worth the same as its weight in silver (Cotton, 1998, para. 18).
When the colonies were first established, tobacco was
How Does Mccarthy Present The Use Of Violence In Blood...
The novel, Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy relies heavily on violence and
death. The Blood Meridian is a Western novel that shows the harsh circumstances
and the challenges people in the West had to face due to their environment. The
environment seems to tie together with the theme of violence and death and it
appears to be personified at times. The landscape in Blood Meridian is at war with
the forms of life that traverses it. The passage takes place after chapter III in which
the kid joined Captain White s army. He was provided with clothes and a mule that
he later sold. He used the coin to go to the tavern with two others, one whom was
found dead the next day, murdered. This violent action sets the scene for chapter IV.
In the given passage... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The storm and lightening the filibusters experienced while traveling, made the
environment appear as if it was a demon kingdom and the narrator states that the
true geology of the pumice plain was not stone but fear . This can also imply hell.
What is hell if not a kingdom filled with demons and fears? The environment
appears as a land of nightmares, and the references to Christianity in the novel,
implies that the men believe that those who sin go to hell. According to the
Christian religion, murder is a sin and is one that the majority of these men
committed. One of the men also refer to the pumice plain as the high road to hell . It
is ironic because if they did not cross the pumice plain and had not continued with
their journey they may not have died. It can literally be seen as the path to
The novel, Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy relies heavily on violence and
death. The Blood Meridian is a Western novel that shows the harsh circumstances
and the challenges people in the West had to face due to their environment. The
environment seems to tie together with the theme of violence and death and it
appears to be personified at times. The landscape in Blood Meridian is at war with
the forms of life that traverses it. The passage takes place after chapter III in which
the kid joined Captain White s army. He was provided with clothes and a mule that
he later sold. He used the coin to go to the tavern with two others, one whom was
found dead the next day, murdered. This violent action sets the scene for chapter IV.
In the given passage... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The storm and lightening the filibusters experienced while traveling, made the
environment appear as if it was a demon kingdom and the narrator states that the
true geology of the pumice plain was not stone but fear . This can also imply hell.
What is hell if not a kingdom filled with demons and fears? The environment
appears as a land of nightmares, and the references to Christianity in the novel,
implies that the men believe that those who sin go to hell. According to the
Christian religion, murder is a sin and is one that the majority of these men
committed. One of the men also refer to the pumice plain as the high road to hell . It
is ironic because if they did not cross the pumice plain and had not continued with
their journey they may not have died. It can literally be seen as the path to
Sierra Club Borderlands
As an Environmental Protection Representative, I am responsible for preservation
of the land and its inhabitants. The Sierra Club Borderlands Campaign has more
things going against them then for them. Their greatest weakens, most officials are
for building the wall and given that a partial wall has already been built, it will take
that much more man power to keep the rest of the wall from being constructed. Their
strength? Fighting for a worthy cause and migration of illegal immigrants have
decreased over a fifteen year study. When it comes to the Sierra Club Borderlands
Campaign leadershipstyles, it Competitive because their/our main goal is to stop the
wall from being built. The partial wall has already caused damage to the ecosystem
for... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Safe keeping of the El Paso/Ciudad Juarez Javelina population. Animal inhabitants
in other areas have become endangered due to the fact that the Javelinas are not
able to roam freely and carry seeds from flowers to flowers that are needed for the
ecosystem to flourish and survive. Any future construction would cause further
harm, so any proposal involving continuation of the wall; the group would not be
able to agree on. As far as the group, I am hoping to make an alliance with Lomas
de Poleo resident(s), Pedro Zaragoza and Global Business Developer. If the wall is
built on the land that would hinder in investments of monetary value. The text refers
to a difference of opinion between who rightly owns the land but I hoping to
convenience the Lomas and Zaragoza to put their differences aside to cooperate.
Knowing that if the wall is built either one lose out on any deal that Global Business
Developer s would have offered. The group would argue the point that in recent years,
the relationship with Mexico and the United States has changed. Using Exhibit T,
The net migration flow from Mexico to the United States has stopped and may have
reversed ; as result of decreasing U.S. economy. Also, point out that the increase
border patrol has detruded illegal immigration. Hopefully some of these facts can
help come up with an agreement that does not involve a
As an Environmental Protection Representative, I am responsible for preservation
of the land and its inhabitants. The Sierra Club Borderlands Campaign has more
things going against them then for them. Their greatest weakens, most officials are
for building the wall and given that a partial wall has already been built, it will take
that much more man power to keep the rest of the wall from being constructed. Their
strength? Fighting for a worthy cause and migration of illegal immigrants have
decreased over a fifteen year study. When it comes to the Sierra Club Borderlands
Campaign leadershipstyles, it Competitive because their/our main goal is to stop the
wall from being built. The partial wall has already caused damage to the ecosystem
for... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Safe keeping of the El Paso/Ciudad Juarez Javelina population. Animal inhabitants
in other areas have become endangered due to the fact that the Javelinas are not
able to roam freely and carry seeds from flowers to flowers that are needed for the
ecosystem to flourish and survive. Any future construction would cause further
harm, so any proposal involving continuation of the wall; the group would not be
able to agree on. As far as the group, I am hoping to make an alliance with Lomas
de Poleo resident(s), Pedro Zaragoza and Global Business Developer. If the wall is
built on the land that would hinder in investments of monetary value. The text refers
to a difference of opinion between who rightly owns the land but I hoping to
convenience the Lomas and Zaragoza to put their differences aside to cooperate.
Knowing that if the wall is built either one lose out on any deal that Global Business
Developer s would have offered. The group would argue the point that in recent years,
the relationship with Mexico and the United States has changed. Using Exhibit T,
The net migration flow from Mexico to the United States has stopped and may have
reversed ; as result of decreasing U.S. economy. Also, point out that the increase
border patrol has detruded illegal immigration. Hopefully some of these facts can
help come up with an agreement that does not involve a
Assess the View That the Modern Family Has Become
More...
Child centeredness is the act of putting a child first and goes against the previous
authoritarian way. It is about being focused on the protection and safety of a child,
and emphasizing that the early years of a Childs life should be a care free time.
Although it is becoming apparent that our society is now a childcentered society, this
hasn t always been the case as sociologists and historians argue that childhoodas we
understand it today is a relatively recent invention . Social historian Aries claimed
that, in the past, children were little adults who had the same rights, duties and skills
as adults. As evidence of his views he uses paintings from the period, which show
children and adults dressed... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Inequalities between children and adults could be the laws protecting children
from work, as Firestone and Holt see it not as protection but as a form of inequality
as it is a way of making them more powerless and dependent to adult control.
Another form of adult control taken to the extreme is the use of physical or mental
force. These actions are seen as the dark side of family where children are victims
of oppression. Other inequalities are the parental control over children s space, the
control over children s time, the control over children s bodies and the control over
children s access to resources. These inequalities contradict March of progress view
and sees society not becoming child centered, but instead child oppressing.
Finally, Postman argues that childhood is disappearing at dazzling speed pointing
towards the fact of giving children the same rights as adults, the growing similarity
of adult s clothing to children s and even the growing number of children committing
adult crimes such as murder. On the other hand, based on a lifetime of research into
children s games, rhymes and songs, Opie and Opie argue that there is strong
evidence of the continued existence of a separate children s culture over many years.
To sum up, there is no doubt that there has been a gradual change in our society of
children and that now
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Child centeredness is the act of putting a child first and goes against the previous
authoritarian way. It is about being focused on the protection and safety of a child,
and emphasizing that the early years of a Childs life should be a care free time.
Although it is becoming apparent that our society is now a childcentered society, this
hasn t always been the case as sociologists and historians argue that childhoodas we
understand it today is a relatively recent invention . Social historian Aries claimed
that, in the past, children were little adults who had the same rights, duties and skills
as adults. As evidence of his views he uses paintings from the period, which show
children and adults dressed... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Inequalities between children and adults could be the laws protecting children
from work, as Firestone and Holt see it not as protection but as a form of inequality
as it is a way of making them more powerless and dependent to adult control.
Another form of adult control taken to the extreme is the use of physical or mental
force. These actions are seen as the dark side of family where children are victims
of oppression. Other inequalities are the parental control over children s space, the
control over children s time, the control over children s bodies and the control over
children s access to resources. These inequalities contradict March of progress view
and sees society not becoming child centered, but instead child oppressing.
Finally, Postman argues that childhood is disappearing at dazzling speed pointing
towards the fact of giving children the same rights as adults, the growing similarity
of adult s clothing to children s and even the growing number of children committing
adult crimes such as murder. On the other hand, based on a lifetime of research into
children s games, rhymes and songs, Opie and Opie argue that there is strong
evidence of the continued existence of a separate children s culture over many years.
To sum up, there is no doubt that there has been a gradual change in our society of
children and that now
World War 2 Technological Changes Essay
Technology Changes from Civil War World War II The technologic changes in
weaponry were dramatic in the 80 years between the Civil War and World War II.
In the Civil War the soldiers were fighting with rifles with bayonets. By the time
World War II occurred, soldiers had semi automatic rifles and assault rifles. Ironclad
ships made their first appearance during the Civil War(Civil War
Technology 7). In the beginning of the Civil War all ships were made of wood and
canvas. As the war went on, industry developed ships that were clad in iron.
The iron material made these ships stronger and harder to defeat. They still had sails
and sat really low in the water. They had rotating guns so that they could fire in all
directions. The first ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Submarines were also used in the Civil War. Civil War Technology cited that the first
submarine was named after the man who created it, CSS H. L.
Hyatt 2
Hunley (8 9). This submarine worked by using eight men sitting on a bench turning
a propeller with a hand crank. The CSS H. L. Hunley made history by blowing up a
naval mine and sinking the USS Housatonic on the Charleston
Harbor. Afterwards, the CSS H. L. Hunley sank as well.
Hot Air Balloons were used by both sides in the Civil War. Civil War
Technology cited that they were used primarily to determine where the enemy was
and how many soldiers were there (14). The Hot Air Balloons were made to carry
five soldiers at a time. Flagel said that rifles were the most widely used weapon in the
Civil War
(100 101). There were more than 3.5 million rifles used during this war. There were
many different types of Rifles, including but not limited to the following list: Sharps
rifle, Spencer rifle, Springfield Model 1861 and the Henry rifle. These rifles used a
new kind of ammunition that is very close to what we use today.
Instead of the round ball used in muskets, these projectiles were more pointed and a
lot more
Technology Changes from Civil War World War II The technologic changes in
weaponry were dramatic in the 80 years between the Civil War and World War II.
In the Civil War the soldiers were fighting with rifles with bayonets. By the time
World War II occurred, soldiers had semi automatic rifles and assault rifles. Ironclad
ships made their first appearance during the Civil War(Civil War
Technology 7). In the beginning of the Civil War all ships were made of wood and
canvas. As the war went on, industry developed ships that were clad in iron.
The iron material made these ships stronger and harder to defeat. They still had sails
and sat really low in the water. They had rotating guns so that they could fire in all
directions. The first ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Submarines were also used in the Civil War. Civil War Technology cited that the first
submarine was named after the man who created it, CSS H. L.
Hyatt 2
Hunley (8 9). This submarine worked by using eight men sitting on a bench turning
a propeller with a hand crank. The CSS H. L. Hunley made history by blowing up a
naval mine and sinking the USS Housatonic on the Charleston
Harbor. Afterwards, the CSS H. L. Hunley sank as well.
Hot Air Balloons were used by both sides in the Civil War. Civil War
Technology cited that they were used primarily to determine where the enemy was
and how many soldiers were there (14). The Hot Air Balloons were made to carry
five soldiers at a time. Flagel said that rifles were the most widely used weapon in the
Civil War
(100 101). There were more than 3.5 million rifles used during this war. There were
many different types of Rifles, including but not limited to the following list: Sharps
rifle, Spencer rifle, Springfield Model 1861 and the Henry rifle. These rifles used a
new kind of ammunition that is very close to what we use today.
Instead of the round ball used in muskets, these projectiles were more pointed and a
lot more
Problems Associated with Celiac Disease and Lactose...
Introduction: Enzymes are essential to the proper functioning of the human body.
Enzymes are catalysts, which cause reactions to occur. The two primary classes of
enzymes for maintaining life functions are digestive and metabolic enzymes. The
primary digestive enzymes are classified as proteases, amylases and lipases. These
enzymes can help breakdown food molecules. Metabolic enzymes are responsible for
the repairing and structuring of every cell. Inadequate production of digestive
enzymes can have a negative impact on the breakdown of food into the various
nutrients our bodies require.
Problems associated with Celiac Disease and Lactose Intolerance Celiac disease is an
inflammatory disease of the upper small intestine caused by ... Show more content on
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The amount of small intestine damaged due to a loss of villi determines the
severity of symptoms due to the diseases. Severe signs and symptoms of
malabsorption are evident in people whose small intestine is affected by a loss of
villi (Marks). Therefore this explains the various problems a person with celiac
disease encounters. 1
Lactose intolerance occurs when the body has a hard time digesting dairy products.
Lactose is a milk sugar and is broken down by enzymes in the intestinal track,
allowing the enzymes to be used as an energy source. Lactase is an enzyme which
breaks down lactose. Lactose intolerance occurs when the intestine does not
contain lactase (Jackson). Low lactose activity in the small intestine, allows
undigested lactose to pass into the colon, where the bacteria are able to convert the
sugar into hydrogen gas and organic acids. This causes symptoms such as bloating
and cramping ( Lactose Intolerance ). The two causes of lactose intolerance are
primary lactase deficiency and secondary lactase deficiency. In primary lactase
deficiency the level of lactase enzyme falls as a person gets older. This does not
allow the person to tolerate the amount of lactose that they were used to. This
affects around 70 percent of the population. Secondary lactase deficiency is a
temporary condition in which the level of lactase drops due to a problem in a person
s digestive
Introduction: Enzymes are essential to the proper functioning of the human body.
Enzymes are catalysts, which cause reactions to occur. The two primary classes of
enzymes for maintaining life functions are digestive and metabolic enzymes. The
primary digestive enzymes are classified as proteases, amylases and lipases. These
enzymes can help breakdown food molecules. Metabolic enzymes are responsible for
the repairing and structuring of every cell. Inadequate production of digestive
enzymes can have a negative impact on the breakdown of food into the various
nutrients our bodies require.
Problems associated with Celiac Disease and Lactose Intolerance Celiac disease is an
inflammatory disease of the upper small intestine caused by ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The amount of small intestine damaged due to a loss of villi determines the
severity of symptoms due to the diseases. Severe signs and symptoms of
malabsorption are evident in people whose small intestine is affected by a loss of
villi (Marks). Therefore this explains the various problems a person with celiac
disease encounters. 1
Lactose intolerance occurs when the body has a hard time digesting dairy products.
Lactose is a milk sugar and is broken down by enzymes in the intestinal track,
allowing the enzymes to be used as an energy source. Lactase is an enzyme which
breaks down lactose. Lactose intolerance occurs when the intestine does not
contain lactase (Jackson). Low lactose activity in the small intestine, allows
undigested lactose to pass into the colon, where the bacteria are able to convert the
sugar into hydrogen gas and organic acids. This causes symptoms such as bloating
and cramping ( Lactose Intolerance ). The two causes of lactose intolerance are
primary lactase deficiency and secondary lactase deficiency. In primary lactase
deficiency the level of lactase enzyme falls as a person gets older. This does not
allow the person to tolerate the amount of lactose that they were used to. This
affects around 70 percent of the population. Secondary lactase deficiency is a
temporary condition in which the level of lactase drops due to a problem in a person
s digestive
The Hallucinatory Effects Of The Counterculture In The
1960s
Counterculture is defined as a way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at
variance with the prevailing social norm . The counterculture of the 1960s was an
anti establishment movement based in the UK and the US, which also played a huge
role in the civil rights movements as it promoted experimentation of sexuality,
women s rights and illicit substances. Theodore Roszak in his book The Making of a
Counterculture states that the clear difference between the counterculture and the
New Left as he refers to the counterculture as a temporary style, continually sloughed
off and left for the next wave of adolescents .
Another writer on this topic by the name of Mark Hamilton Lytle also differentiates
the New Left and the counterculture, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After being kicked out of the university for not giving his required lectures, Leary
continued to experiment with LSD, altering the environment of the experiments, to
try and gain what he believed to be a fully consciousness raising experience. Leary
had an important impact in the promulgation of LSD, however he was not as
influential as Kesey in the formation of the Californian counterculture. Leary s
emphasis was more centered on LSD itself, and did not, like Kesey, attempt to argue
that LSD had nothing to do with the formation of the
1960s
Counterculture is defined as a way of life and set of attitudes opposed to or at
variance with the prevailing social norm . The counterculture of the 1960s was an
anti establishment movement based in the UK and the US, which also played a huge
role in the civil rights movements as it promoted experimentation of sexuality,
women s rights and illicit substances. Theodore Roszak in his book The Making of a
Counterculture states that the clear difference between the counterculture and the
New Left as he refers to the counterculture as a temporary style, continually sloughed
off and left for the next wave of adolescents .
Another writer on this topic by the name of Mark Hamilton Lytle also differentiates
the New Left and the counterculture, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
After being kicked out of the university for not giving his required lectures, Leary
continued to experiment with LSD, altering the environment of the experiments, to
try and gain what he believed to be a fully consciousness raising experience. Leary
had an important impact in the promulgation of LSD, however he was not as
influential as Kesey in the formation of the Californian counterculture. Leary s
emphasis was more centered on LSD itself, and did not, like Kesey, attempt to argue
that LSD had nothing to do with the formation of the
Indian Steel Industry
INTRODUCTION
Indian Steel Industry
India s economic growth is very much dependent upon the growth of the Indian steel
industry. One of the major indicator of economic development has always been the
consumption of steel. Steel is an essential element in sectors such as housing,
construction and land transportation, special steel s use is growing in engineering
industries such as power generation, petrochemicals and fertilizers. India is at the
central position on the global steel map, with the establishment of new steel mills,
continuous modernization and upgrading old plants, improving backward integration
and energy efficiency.
Steel production in India has increased by a compounded annual growth rate
(CAGR) of 8 % over the period 2002 03 to 2006 07. Growth in India is subjected to
be higher than the world average, as the per capita consumption of steel in India, at
around 46 kg, whereas the world average (150 kg) and that of developed countries
(400 kg). Indian demand is projected to rise to 200 million tonnes by 2015.
Considering the strong demand scenario, most global steel players are aiming for a
major expansion, either through Brownfield or Greenfield route. By 2020, steel
production capacity in India is expected to touch 275 million tones. Greenfield
projects and Brownfield projects are estimated to add 28.7 million tones and 40.5
million tones respectively to the existing capacity of 55 million tonnes.
The growing consolidation in the steel industry
INTRODUCTION
Indian Steel Industry
India s economic growth is very much dependent upon the growth of the Indian steel
industry. One of the major indicator of economic development has always been the
consumption of steel. Steel is an essential element in sectors such as housing,
construction and land transportation, special steel s use is growing in engineering
industries such as power generation, petrochemicals and fertilizers. India is at the
central position on the global steel map, with the establishment of new steel mills,
continuous modernization and upgrading old plants, improving backward integration
and energy efficiency.
Steel production in India has increased by a compounded annual growth rate
(CAGR) of 8 % over the period 2002 03 to 2006 07. Growth in India is subjected to
be higher than the world average, as the per capita consumption of steel in India, at
around 46 kg, whereas the world average (150 kg) and that of developed countries
(400 kg). Indian demand is projected to rise to 200 million tonnes by 2015.
Considering the strong demand scenario, most global steel players are aiming for a
major expansion, either through Brownfield or Greenfield route. By 2020, steel
production capacity in India is expected to touch 275 million tones. Greenfield
projects and Brownfield projects are estimated to add 28.7 million tones and 40.5
million tones respectively to the existing capacity of 55 million tonnes.
The growing consolidation in the steel industry
Work At Parkwood Case Study
Working at Parkwood is a very rewarding job, however, it does come with many
challenges. As this is such as diverse population, grit is one trait which is extremely
important for employees to possess. Everyday with clients, the Therapeutic
Recreation Specialists demonstrate grit by encouraging participation amongst clients,
especially when providing support to clients who may be more challenging or face
greater mental health issues. One specific example that a TRS has demonstrated grit,
was when she felt the need to implement a basketball program which includes
inpatients, outpatients and clients from another hospital. Many other professionals
did not see it as appropriate to include outpatients and other hospital clients, as it is
intended
Working at Parkwood is a very rewarding job, however, it does come with many
challenges. As this is such as diverse population, grit is one trait which is extremely
important for employees to possess. Everyday with clients, the Therapeutic
Recreation Specialists demonstrate grit by encouraging participation amongst clients,
especially when providing support to clients who may be more challenging or face
greater mental health issues. One specific example that a TRS has demonstrated grit,
was when she felt the need to implement a basketball program which includes
inpatients, outpatients and clients from another hospital. Many other professionals
did not see it as appropriate to include outpatients and other hospital clients, as it is
intended
Cat s Tail Lab Report
This study was done by Walker et al to find out what the role of a cat s tail
regarding its balance. The Scientist used four different adult cats. All of the cats
walked a runway and two of the cat jumped up and down from a table. To better see
how the tails reacted, the scientist shaved all of the cats tails every week. The scientist
had the cats walk the bride and would randomly move the runway left and right after
the cat passed the half way point. The scientist chose random trails to move the
runway because they did want the cats to find a pattern and adjust their balance. The
scientist measured how long it took the cats to go the full distance and from the
recordings, they measured how much the tail bent in response to the movement of...
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The medicine ball was also dropped from the same height as the cat to test if the
cat will reduce its force of impact. After all the testing was done it was very clear
that force on the on cat, which was about 2 kg less, was a lot less then the medicine
ball. As shown in Figure 3 the cat and the medicine ball s maximum force increased
as the height increased, but the medicine ball increased linearly, while the cat s line
was more curved. Since the cat s graph is curved and a lot lower than the medicine
ball, the cat manipulates its body to lessen the forces that it experiences in a fall
(McCarthy
This study was done by Walker et al to find out what the role of a cat s tail
regarding its balance. The Scientist used four different adult cats. All of the cats
walked a runway and two of the cat jumped up and down from a table. To better see
how the tails reacted, the scientist shaved all of the cats tails every week. The scientist
had the cats walk the bride and would randomly move the runway left and right after
the cat passed the half way point. The scientist chose random trails to move the
runway because they did want the cats to find a pattern and adjust their balance. The
scientist measured how long it took the cats to go the full distance and from the
recordings, they measured how much the tail bent in response to the movement of...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The medicine ball was also dropped from the same height as the cat to test if the
cat will reduce its force of impact. After all the testing was done it was very clear
that force on the on cat, which was about 2 kg less, was a lot less then the medicine
ball. As shown in Figure 3 the cat and the medicine ball s maximum force increased
as the height increased, but the medicine ball increased linearly, while the cat s line
was more curved. Since the cat s graph is curved and a lot lower than the medicine
ball, the cat manipulates its body to lessen the forces that it experiences in a fall
(McCarthy
Baroness Emmuska Orczy s The Scarlet Pimpernel
Charles I of England was sentenced to death by guillotine in 1649 due to his
crimes. Similarly to the once loved king, many aristocrats during the French
Revolution faced this same dreadful fate. Throughout The Scarlet Pimpernel this is
shown numerous times. In 1792 during this Revolution, France was taken over.
Many Aristocrats attempted to escape their executions but were hopelessly
blocked by barricades around the city. Baroness Emmuska Orczy uses suspense,
heroism, and conflict to show the true strength of her fictional character, the
Scarlet Pimpernel. Although this is only a disguise, it s no secret that the Scarlet
Pimpernel embodies a hero and stands up for the people of France. The Pimpernel
s true name is Sir Percy Blakeney. The novel focuses on his suspense filled
adventures in attempts to save the aristocrats as he disguises himself as peasants,
old Jews, and more. Blakeney was given his name because, upon leaving the scene
of escape, he would leave behind a note signed with a red, star shaped flower, In
England, this flower was known as the scarlet pimpernel. Although the richest man in
England and an epic hero, of course, Blakeney is known to be quite dull and... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The major plot of the book is built around the disguise of the Scarlet Pimpernel.
Unlike your average hero, he becomes successful through with and deception.
Without his disguise, a spot on the guillotine would have been easily arranged for
him. However, the disguise blended him in with the masses, preventing his execution.
Another major theme of the novel is nobility versus the masses. During the French
Revolution, nobility was under fire and killed haphazardly by the bloodthirsty
masses. The masses were created to be very barbaric in order to give the nobility a
sense of compassion and elegance. Keep in mind that these personas were not exactly
accurate, but they drastically enhanced her
Charles I of England was sentenced to death by guillotine in 1649 due to his
crimes. Similarly to the once loved king, many aristocrats during the French
Revolution faced this same dreadful fate. Throughout The Scarlet Pimpernel this is
shown numerous times. In 1792 during this Revolution, France was taken over.
Many Aristocrats attempted to escape their executions but were hopelessly
blocked by barricades around the city. Baroness Emmuska Orczy uses suspense,
heroism, and conflict to show the true strength of her fictional character, the
Scarlet Pimpernel. Although this is only a disguise, it s no secret that the Scarlet
Pimpernel embodies a hero and stands up for the people of France. The Pimpernel
s true name is Sir Percy Blakeney. The novel focuses on his suspense filled
adventures in attempts to save the aristocrats as he disguises himself as peasants,
old Jews, and more. Blakeney was given his name because, upon leaving the scene
of escape, he would leave behind a note signed with a red, star shaped flower, In
England, this flower was known as the scarlet pimpernel. Although the richest man in
England and an epic hero, of course, Blakeney is known to be quite dull and... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The major plot of the book is built around the disguise of the Scarlet Pimpernel.
Unlike your average hero, he becomes successful through with and deception.
Without his disguise, a spot on the guillotine would have been easily arranged for
him. However, the disguise blended him in with the masses, preventing his execution.
Another major theme of the novel is nobility versus the masses. During the French
Revolution, nobility was under fire and killed haphazardly by the bloodthirsty
masses. The masses were created to be very barbaric in order to give the nobility a
sense of compassion and elegance. Keep in mind that these personas were not exactly
accurate, but they drastically enhanced her
Allunga
The raucous cackling of kookaburra calls in the misty early sunrise is what I
awaken to, much like every other morning in the outback. But today is different.
There is a meeting to consider possible candidates for the conspicuously empty
void left by the disappearance of one of our previous elders; there s whispers of
alcohol abuse and his inability to fulfill his spiritual duties. Allunga was grieving;
his wife and children had all caught something fiercely vicious, and had suffered
greatly before they d passed on. All the spiritual doctors attempts at healing with
bush medicine couldn t save them; we d even reached out to the white fellas in a
town not far from our settlement. They d come too late, as was often the case when
we asked the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I ve seen some of our local kids, the children whose shoulders always seem to be
curled over despondently, whose family situations only seem to worsen, who try
to hide the angry hand marks bruising their skin. I walk a short way to the
gathering organized today to also discuss the issues that plague our mob, and the
smell of boogalies cooking in camp oven not far off wafts over. We begin by
remembering our great ancestors, and remembering our forefathers who suffered
before us, the lost generation of children. Throughout my entire life, I have seen the
effects of what this horrific tragedy has done to my people. We are a generation
lost and scattered in our own home, family s forever separated, no hope of ever
reconnecting and forever mourning our loss. Some elders begin to discuss our youth,
lamenting how they are drifting from our culture, and are forgetting their language. I
ponder over the many languages lost when the white man invaded and killed our
forefathers, and then forced our enslaved people to never speak their tongue. And
now with so few knowledgeable enough to uphold tradition, even more of the youth
are forgetting their language and heritage, and have less and less respect for their
The raucous cackling of kookaburra calls in the misty early sunrise is what I
awaken to, much like every other morning in the outback. But today is different.
There is a meeting to consider possible candidates for the conspicuously empty
void left by the disappearance of one of our previous elders; there s whispers of
alcohol abuse and his inability to fulfill his spiritual duties. Allunga was grieving;
his wife and children had all caught something fiercely vicious, and had suffered
greatly before they d passed on. All the spiritual doctors attempts at healing with
bush medicine couldn t save them; we d even reached out to the white fellas in a
town not far from our settlement. They d come too late, as was often the case when
we asked the... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I ve seen some of our local kids, the children whose shoulders always seem to be
curled over despondently, whose family situations only seem to worsen, who try
to hide the angry hand marks bruising their skin. I walk a short way to the
gathering organized today to also discuss the issues that plague our mob, and the
smell of boogalies cooking in camp oven not far off wafts over. We begin by
remembering our great ancestors, and remembering our forefathers who suffered
before us, the lost generation of children. Throughout my entire life, I have seen the
effects of what this horrific tragedy has done to my people. We are a generation
lost and scattered in our own home, family s forever separated, no hope of ever
reconnecting and forever mourning our loss. Some elders begin to discuss our youth,
lamenting how they are drifting from our culture, and are forgetting their language. I
ponder over the many languages lost when the white man invaded and killed our
forefathers, and then forced our enslaved people to never speak their tongue. And
now with so few knowledgeable enough to uphold tradition, even more of the youth
are forgetting their language and heritage, and have less and less respect for their
The Causes Of The African Slave Trade In Africa
13 million lives were taken away from Africans in only 300 years. If they were not
killed from overworking, they died along the way here. The Atlantic World s state
today would not be achieved without the African Slave trade. Europeans greatly
benefitted from the trade, but at the cost of entire generations of Africans, and
even Native Americans from the 1550s to 1850s. In the early 1500s Africans were
not the only race of people being used as slaves. At first, the people of Europe used
Native Americans, as well as some of their own willing people. The Natives were
sufficient for a few years, but they were too versed in the land and their population
quickly died off after being exposed to the diseases brought from Europe. Europeans
even began using indentured slaves to do their bidding, but most people realized that
they would die before they would become free. So, the last resource for Europeans
was the Africans.
The cause for using few hundred African slaves that had already been used in the
Caribbean was because they were the perfect option for the European people. They
were already exposed to the diseases brought by the Portuguese centuries before.
The climate in Africa was similar to the areas in the Caribbean; they were used to the
95 degree weather. Africans were experienced in farming and raising animals, and had
no knowledge of the land, unlike the Native Americans.
The source of prejudice, however, was a whole different story. Race was not the
reason for
13 million lives were taken away from Africans in only 300 years. If they were not
killed from overworking, they died along the way here. The Atlantic World s state
today would not be achieved without the African Slave trade. Europeans greatly
benefitted from the trade, but at the cost of entire generations of Africans, and
even Native Americans from the 1550s to 1850s. In the early 1500s Africans were
not the only race of people being used as slaves. At first, the people of Europe used
Native Americans, as well as some of their own willing people. The Natives were
sufficient for a few years, but they were too versed in the land and their population
quickly died off after being exposed to the diseases brought from Europe. Europeans
even began using indentured slaves to do their bidding, but most people realized that
they would die before they would become free. So, the last resource for Europeans
was the Africans.
The cause for using few hundred African slaves that had already been used in the
Caribbean was because they were the perfect option for the European people. They
were already exposed to the diseases brought by the Portuguese centuries before.
The climate in Africa was similar to the areas in the Caribbean; they were used to the
95 degree weather. Africans were experienced in farming and raising animals, and had
no knowledge of the land, unlike the Native Americans.
The source of prejudice, however, was a whole different story. Race was not the
reason for
Bohemian Beat Case Study
Westside Inner City
Newtown/Enmore
Marching to its Own Bohemian Beat
On the west side of the city, Sydney takes on a distinct vibe, one that embraces
individuality, creativity and a laid back lifestyle. The neighbourhoods of Newton and
Enmore exemplify this spirit with their eclectic collection of antique shops, thrift
stores, throwback record shops and tattoo parlors. Candle makers, ice creameries,
vegan restaurants, art galleries and petite theatres are equally at home in this
bohemian area. The pulsing underground pub scene cultivates a thriving Indie music
industry while avant garde boutiques and public buildings are colourfully decorated
with evocative political murals. Sydneysiders descend on weekends to hunt for
unique furniture and fashion, often unearthing valuable antiques for bargain prices.
Traditional pubs, such as the beloved Bank Hotel on King St., are just as cherished as
the intimate 1,600 seat Enmore Theatre and the hundreds of cosy cafes, bistros and
restaurants spread throughout these two inner city suburbs.
Marrickville
International Artistry and Grassroots Movements
From the organic Sunday market to the vivid street art to the monthly co op meetings,
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During the day, this lower North Shore suburb s specialty boutiques, outdoor markets
and sprawling malls cater to an elite crowd along Victorian Ave. as well as at
Chatswood Chase, Westfield Chatswood and the Mandarin Centre shopping centres.
An enticing aroma of flavors fills the streets each evening as diners seek out their
favourite Malaysian, Cantonese, Italian, Korean and German dishes before catching a
performance at the Willoughby Theatre Company, Willoughby Symphony Orchestra,
Chinese Cultural Centre or The Concourse cultural
Westside Inner City
Newtown/Enmore
Marching to its Own Bohemian Beat
On the west side of the city, Sydney takes on a distinct vibe, one that embraces
individuality, creativity and a laid back lifestyle. The neighbourhoods of Newton and
Enmore exemplify this spirit with their eclectic collection of antique shops, thrift
stores, throwback record shops and tattoo parlors. Candle makers, ice creameries,
vegan restaurants, art galleries and petite theatres are equally at home in this
bohemian area. The pulsing underground pub scene cultivates a thriving Indie music
industry while avant garde boutiques and public buildings are colourfully decorated
with evocative political murals. Sydneysiders descend on weekends to hunt for
unique furniture and fashion, often unearthing valuable antiques for bargain prices.
Traditional pubs, such as the beloved Bank Hotel on King St., are just as cherished as
the intimate 1,600 seat Enmore Theatre and the hundreds of cosy cafes, bistros and
restaurants spread throughout these two inner city suburbs.
Marrickville
International Artistry and Grassroots Movements
From the organic Sunday market to the vivid street art to the monthly co op meetings,
Marrickville is an earthy, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
During the day, this lower North Shore suburb s specialty boutiques, outdoor markets
and sprawling malls cater to an elite crowd along Victorian Ave. as well as at
Chatswood Chase, Westfield Chatswood and the Mandarin Centre shopping centres.
An enticing aroma of flavors fills the streets each evening as diners seek out their
favourite Malaysian, Cantonese, Italian, Korean and German dishes before catching a
performance at the Willoughby Theatre Company, Willoughby Symphony Orchestra,
Chinese Cultural Centre or The Concourse cultural
Essay on My Lai Massacre
My Lai Massacre Soldiers are trained to always follow orders, and to never question
orders. But that belief is somewhat illogical. Soldier s are to obey any lawful order
given. But the training involved, the often chaotic nature of battle, and the need to
follow authority to maintain survival can lead to a very blurred vision of what is
right or wrong. One s animalistic instincts may take over. Sometimes there are such
situations when you ve stepped over the line. Such as the horrendous act that took
place on March 16, 1968 in the village of Son My. The Quang Ngai Province, more
than any other province in South Viet Nam, was suspected by the United States
military officials as being a Viet Cong stronghold. Army intelligence... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
On February 25, 1968 Charlie Company walked into a mine field. Three men died,
and twelve were wounded. A few weeks later on March fourteenth, a small squad
from Charlie Company ran into another booby trap, this time killing a popular
sergeant, blinding on GI, and wounding many others. The soldiers of Charlie
Company became demoralized as they lost nearly one third of their troop in two
months. Many in the company had given in to an easy pattern of violence.
Prisoners were systematically beaten, unarmed civilians sometimes murdered,
whole villages burned, and wells poisoned. Rapes were not uncommon. Many
military leaders encouraged and rewarded kills in an effort to produce impressive
body counts that could be reported to Saigon as an indication of progress. On
March 16, 1968. Charlie Company was ordered to enter the Hamlet of My Lai to
clear out the Viet Cong s forty eighth battalion that was believed to be in the
vicinity. The soldier s mission would be to engage the forty eighth battalion and
destroy the village of My Lai. The attack was to begin at seven thirty in the
morning. Military leaders believed the women and children would be out of the
village heading for the local market by this time, leaving only the Viet Cong. The
soldiers were ordered to explode brick homes, set fires to thatch homes, shoot
livestock, poison wells, and destroy the enemy. That plan was that Lieutenant Calley
would come down from the
My Lai Massacre Soldiers are trained to always follow orders, and to never question
orders. But that belief is somewhat illogical. Soldier s are to obey any lawful order
given. But the training involved, the often chaotic nature of battle, and the need to
follow authority to maintain survival can lead to a very blurred vision of what is
right or wrong. One s animalistic instincts may take over. Sometimes there are such
situations when you ve stepped over the line. Such as the horrendous act that took
place on March 16, 1968 in the village of Son My. The Quang Ngai Province, more
than any other province in South Viet Nam, was suspected by the United States
military officials as being a Viet Cong stronghold. Army intelligence... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
On February 25, 1968 Charlie Company walked into a mine field. Three men died,
and twelve were wounded. A few weeks later on March fourteenth, a small squad
from Charlie Company ran into another booby trap, this time killing a popular
sergeant, blinding on GI, and wounding many others. The soldiers of Charlie
Company became demoralized as they lost nearly one third of their troop in two
months. Many in the company had given in to an easy pattern of violence.
Prisoners were systematically beaten, unarmed civilians sometimes murdered,
whole villages burned, and wells poisoned. Rapes were not uncommon. Many
military leaders encouraged and rewarded kills in an effort to produce impressive
body counts that could be reported to Saigon as an indication of progress. On
March 16, 1968. Charlie Company was ordered to enter the Hamlet of My Lai to
clear out the Viet Cong s forty eighth battalion that was believed to be in the
vicinity. The soldier s mission would be to engage the forty eighth battalion and
destroy the village of My Lai. The attack was to begin at seven thirty in the
morning. Military leaders believed the women and children would be out of the
village heading for the local market by this time, leaving only the Viet Cong. The
soldiers were ordered to explode brick homes, set fires to thatch homes, shoot
livestock, poison wells, and destroy the enemy. That plan was that Lieutenant Calley
would come down from the
Controversies in Childbirth Essay
Controversies in Childbirth
The United States still has one of the highest infant mortality rates as reported by
CIA World Fact Book United States 6.06 per 1,000 (Field Listing, 2008 p.1), as
compared to other high income countries who employ midwives as mainstream for
low risk pregnant women. Research shows that midwife attended births have fewer
interventions, lower c section rates, and offer more personal care for pregnant
women. The problem with the current form of obstetrical care in the United States is
the uncritical acceptance of an unscientific method: the routine use of interventionist
obstetrics for healthy women with normal pregnancies in contrast to a midwifery
model of care for pregnant women. Should the medical ... Show more content on
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By 1938, the number had shrunk to half. Today the number is less than 1 percent.
(qtd. in The Business of Being Born,2007). 1909, Hannah Porn was arrested and
jailed for 3 months; her only crime was that she was a practicing midwife (p.1022).
That same year, Massachusetts became the first state to outlaw midwives, and other
states were soon to follow. As concluded in the book Remarks on the Employment
of Females as Practitioners in Midwifery Both the character and education of
women disqualify them for the office. (1820 p. 4). Legalizing the midwife will work
a definite hardship to those physicians who have become well trained in obstetrics for
it will have a definite tendency to decrease their sphere of influence. (Huntington,
MD; 1913). Dr. Holms in 1920 stated, Only the properly trained physician who has
acquired surgical technique with specialty training in obstetric physiology and
pathology is competent to circumvent the many ills of childbirth. This was the
beginning of the push for the ending of midwifery (Dr. Neal Devitt s Thesis). The
Committee on Maternal Welfare of the Philadelphia County Medical Society (1934)
expressed concern over the rate of deaths of infants from birth injuries increased 62%
from 1920 to 1929. This was happening concurrently to the decline in midwife
attended births and the increase in surgical obstetrical births. As explained by a
simple Freudian concept,
Controversies in Childbirth
The United States still has one of the highest infant mortality rates as reported by
CIA World Fact Book United States 6.06 per 1,000 (Field Listing, 2008 p.1), as
compared to other high income countries who employ midwives as mainstream for
low risk pregnant women. Research shows that midwife attended births have fewer
interventions, lower c section rates, and offer more personal care for pregnant
women. The problem with the current form of obstetrical care in the United States is
the uncritical acceptance of an unscientific method: the routine use of interventionist
obstetrics for healthy women with normal pregnancies in contrast to a midwifery
model of care for pregnant women. Should the medical ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
By 1938, the number had shrunk to half. Today the number is less than 1 percent.
(qtd. in The Business of Being Born,2007). 1909, Hannah Porn was arrested and
jailed for 3 months; her only crime was that she was a practicing midwife (p.1022).
That same year, Massachusetts became the first state to outlaw midwives, and other
states were soon to follow. As concluded in the book Remarks on the Employment
of Females as Practitioners in Midwifery Both the character and education of
women disqualify them for the office. (1820 p. 4). Legalizing the midwife will work
a definite hardship to those physicians who have become well trained in obstetrics for
it will have a definite tendency to decrease their sphere of influence. (Huntington,
MD; 1913). Dr. Holms in 1920 stated, Only the properly trained physician who has
acquired surgical technique with specialty training in obstetric physiology and
pathology is competent to circumvent the many ills of childbirth. This was the
beginning of the push for the ending of midwifery (Dr. Neal Devitt s Thesis). The
Committee on Maternal Welfare of the Philadelphia County Medical Society (1934)
expressed concern over the rate of deaths of infants from birth injuries increased 62%
from 1920 to 1929. This was happening concurrently to the decline in midwife
attended births and the increase in surgical obstetrical births. As explained by a
simple Freudian concept,
India s Goals for Conservation
Goal 1 Promote Conservation of Biological Diversity of Ecosystems, Habitats and
Biomes
India s count of the Protected Area Network (PAN) has increased especially post
the Programme of Work on PAs by the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
in 2004, by a 15 percent. Almost all state owned forests and other important
ecosystems which are outside the PAN were also under some kind of broad based
conservation planning. Fourteen more potential sites were considered to get
designated as Biosphere Reserves. Apart from the Wetlands, Coral reefs and
Mangrove Conservation areas, research and development activities are also being
supported for their management. So far out of the 115 wetlands in India, 25 have
been recognised as Ramsar sites and 6 more are being pushed forward in
consideration for the same. Initiatives for Lake Conservation the MoEF has been
implementing the National Lake Conservation Plan (NLCP) since 2001 for
conservation of polluted and degraded urban/semi urban lakes, leading 10 lake
rejuvenation in terms of improvement in water quality and biodiversity. Forty two
lakes in 12 states have been covered under the plan so far and also under River
Conservation a National River Conservation Plan (NRCP), launched by the MoEF in
1993 has been under implementation in 160 towns along the polluted stretches of 34
rivers spread over 20 states. Since Community Conserved Areas (CCA s) and the
Sacred Groves have been traditionally an important part of a community
Goal 1 Promote Conservation of Biological Diversity of Ecosystems, Habitats and
Biomes
India s count of the Protected Area Network (PAN) has increased especially post
the Programme of Work on PAs by the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
in 2004, by a 15 percent. Almost all state owned forests and other important
ecosystems which are outside the PAN were also under some kind of broad based
conservation planning. Fourteen more potential sites were considered to get
designated as Biosphere Reserves. Apart from the Wetlands, Coral reefs and
Mangrove Conservation areas, research and development activities are also being
supported for their management. So far out of the 115 wetlands in India, 25 have
been recognised as Ramsar sites and 6 more are being pushed forward in
consideration for the same. Initiatives for Lake Conservation the MoEF has been
implementing the National Lake Conservation Plan (NLCP) since 2001 for
conservation of polluted and degraded urban/semi urban lakes, leading 10 lake
rejuvenation in terms of improvement in water quality and biodiversity. Forty two
lakes in 12 states have been covered under the plan so far and also under River
Conservation a National River Conservation Plan (NRCP), launched by the MoEF in
1993 has been under implementation in 160 towns along the polluted stretches of 34
rivers spread over 20 states. Since Community Conserved Areas (CCA s) and the
Sacred Groves have been traditionally an important part of a community
Pros And Cons Of Laparoscopy
In the medical world, there is a strong need for more minimally invasive surgery
techniques. Minimally invasive surgery comes with its disadvantages as well as its
benefits, but overall the benefit overweighs the cons of this procedure. The surgery
might take longer in a less invasive surgery due to the surgeon s precision. Another
drawback is the increased cost of this procedure due to the equipments required. On
the other hand, it provides quick recovery time as well as less discomfort to the
patient. Laparoscopy is at its infancy. With further more research and use minimally
invasive surgeries will reduce its cons and increase its pros. Surgeries have always
been a part of human history. Before mid 19th century, surgeries were made without
In the medical world, there is a strong need for more minimally invasive surgery
techniques. Minimally invasive surgery comes with its disadvantages as well as its
benefits, but overall the benefit overweighs the cons of this procedure. The surgery
might take longer in a less invasive surgery due to the surgeon s precision. Another
drawback is the increased cost of this procedure due to the equipments required. On
the other hand, it provides quick recovery time as well as less discomfort to the
patient. Laparoscopy is at its infancy. With further more research and use minimally
invasive surgeries will reduce its cons and increase its pros. Surgeries have always
been a part of human history. Before mid 19th century, surgeries were made without
Comparing Mask And I Too, Sing America
In the generation that we live in today, everyone has gone through some hardships
that they had or are going through. To get through those hardships, that certain
individual may need that one song that will lift their spirits and give them the right
motivation to prosper. In class we can discuss two poems in particular, I Too, Sing
America written by famous poet Langston Hughes and We Wear the Mask written by
Paul Laurence Dunbar. The similarities between the two brings the upmost feeling of
hope and that at the end of every tunnel there is light, therefore; there is no need to
give up. To correctly compare the two, the song Just Stand Up sang by multiple well
known female artists. The female artist that beautifully sang this song was Beyonce,...
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Race is the ultimate mask in Dunbar s poem, simply because the world only sees
the social stereotypes and stigmas associated with it (We Wear). This means that
race is just what is seen on the outside, but what really seems to matter is what is
behind that mask. The line that really stands out from the rest is We wear the mask
that grins and lies, it hides out cheeks ad shades our eyes (1 2). These masks that
we so wear do not tell how we are feeling, express the pain that we are going
through, or show the happiness that we so enjoy. A mask is a mask for one reason
only, to hide. By it being a tool to hide, it lies. The words those cheeks and eyes are
the real instruments of our identity and if they re hidden (We Mask). When they are
hidden nothing honest comes from it. To correlate this poem to the song Just Stand
Up that us as a society must not hide whom we are, but stand up and be strong with
any obstacle that has been thrown our way. That it is okay to show how you really
feel. The lines from the song you ain t gotta find no hiding place (The Meaning) says
just that. Do not hide, be yourself, and through it all, just stand
In the generation that we live in today, everyone has gone through some hardships
that they had or are going through. To get through those hardships, that certain
individual may need that one song that will lift their spirits and give them the right
motivation to prosper. In class we can discuss two poems in particular, I Too, Sing
America written by famous poet Langston Hughes and We Wear the Mask written by
Paul Laurence Dunbar. The similarities between the two brings the upmost feeling of
hope and that at the end of every tunnel there is light, therefore; there is no need to
give up. To correctly compare the two, the song Just Stand Up sang by multiple well
known female artists. The female artist that beautifully sang this song was Beyonce,...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Race is the ultimate mask in Dunbar s poem, simply because the world only sees
the social stereotypes and stigmas associated with it (We Wear). This means that
race is just what is seen on the outside, but what really seems to matter is what is
behind that mask. The line that really stands out from the rest is We wear the mask
that grins and lies, it hides out cheeks ad shades our eyes (1 2). These masks that
we so wear do not tell how we are feeling, express the pain that we are going
through, or show the happiness that we so enjoy. A mask is a mask for one reason
only, to hide. By it being a tool to hide, it lies. The words those cheeks and eyes are
the real instruments of our identity and if they re hidden (We Mask). When they are
hidden nothing honest comes from it. To correlate this poem to the song Just Stand
Up that us as a society must not hide whom we are, but stand up and be strong with
any obstacle that has been thrown our way. That it is okay to show how you really
feel. The lines from the song you ain t gotta find no hiding place (The Meaning) says
just that. Do not hide, be yourself, and through it all, just stand
Non Wood Materials
This chapter contains literature and studies regarding the effectiveness of a non
wood plant as an alternative main material for paper production. While the first use
of paper started as early as trace back to the beginning of the first millennium, paper
still plays a significant role in modern everyday lives (American Forest and Paper
Association, 2013). By far, paper industry is the largest consumer of natural fibers
(El Omari, Zyane, Belfkira, Taourirte, Brouillette, 2016). However, shortage of the
original raw material, which is woods, has been increasing drastically. This huge
demand created a number of strategies on how to address the problem (Madakadze,
Masamvu, Radiotis, Smith, 2010). Aside from changing the consumption... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are lesser layers before reaching the cellulose in non wood fibers so it would be
easier to process it (Villamagna, 2009).
The study of Aremu, Rafiu, and Adedeji (2015) explained that cellulose is the part
that makes the fiber of a non wood plants stronger and these are important
parameters in determining the capability of a material for pulp and paper
production.The amount of cellulose fibers will still be the same, maintaining the
same sturdiness, only that non wood plants will save a lot more energy as it uses
less refining energy than its counterpart (Subramanian, 2008). Lastly, bleaching is
the process of removing the color from the material. As Subramanian (2008) added,
this is also an advantage for non wood users as bleaching non wood fibers to a high
brightness, requires only a shorter period of time and less corrosive chemicals than
wood fibers. These advantages would help the production to be more efficient and
cost effective for the paper production.
The quality of fiber produced from this material depends on the contents of
cellulose, hemicellulose and holocellulose (Kinsella, 2008). A higher content of
cellulose can give stronger fibers that will lead to the increase in the quality of the
paper produced (Aremu, Rafiu Adedeji, 2015). Since all plant materials have
cellulose in form of fibers, they are potential sources for pulp with
This chapter contains literature and studies regarding the effectiveness of a non
wood plant as an alternative main material for paper production. While the first use
of paper started as early as trace back to the beginning of the first millennium, paper
still plays a significant role in modern everyday lives (American Forest and Paper
Association, 2013). By far, paper industry is the largest consumer of natural fibers
(El Omari, Zyane, Belfkira, Taourirte, Brouillette, 2016). However, shortage of the
original raw material, which is woods, has been increasing drastically. This huge
demand created a number of strategies on how to address the problem (Madakadze,
Masamvu, Radiotis, Smith, 2010). Aside from changing the consumption... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
There are lesser layers before reaching the cellulose in non wood fibers so it would be
easier to process it (Villamagna, 2009).
The study of Aremu, Rafiu, and Adedeji (2015) explained that cellulose is the part
that makes the fiber of a non wood plants stronger and these are important
parameters in determining the capability of a material for pulp and paper
production.The amount of cellulose fibers will still be the same, maintaining the
same sturdiness, only that non wood plants will save a lot more energy as it uses
less refining energy than its counterpart (Subramanian, 2008). Lastly, bleaching is
the process of removing the color from the material. As Subramanian (2008) added,
this is also an advantage for non wood users as bleaching non wood fibers to a high
brightness, requires only a shorter period of time and less corrosive chemicals than
wood fibers. These advantages would help the production to be more efficient and
cost effective for the paper production.
The quality of fiber produced from this material depends on the contents of
cellulose, hemicellulose and holocellulose (Kinsella, 2008). A higher content of
cellulose can give stronger fibers that will lead to the increase in the quality of the
paper produced (Aremu, Rafiu Adedeji, 2015). Since all plant materials have
cellulose in form of fibers, they are potential sources for pulp with
Exploring Personality Development Business in India
ABSTRACT:
There has been a growing trend to go for personality development in India in between
students, businessmen, corporates, etc. This study research aims at exploring the
unexplored market of personality development business in India. Apart from just
exploring the market the research also tries to study the scope of personality
development business in the near future. The research also tries to analyze the role;
personality development plays in the overall success of a person. In addition to this,
the intrusion of personality development in the formal education system is also under
study.
INTRODUCTION:
Personality development is an industry that is consistently gaining
importance.Corporate houses are investing heavily on HR ... Show more content on
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To find out that the in India believe the same thing, corporates in India are investing
into personal development, the following hypothesis is taken
H2: Personal development consistently learning is gaining importance.
Since most of the current personality development institutes are thriving and giving
all those stuff that formal education system lacks, and a large number of people are
believing that formal education in India is insufficient we take the following
hypothesis:
H3:Formal education alone is insufficient for success in life.
Conventionally the various areas of personality development are
Vedic mathematics, public speaking, teamwork, leadership, English speaking,
attitudinal seminars, conversation techniques, speed reading, acting, adventure
sports, mind power [hypnotism, meditations etc], yoga.
So that to know which areas would they give maximum weightage we make the
following hypothesis.
H4: Each area of the personality development program is equally weighted.
METHODOLOGY: The data used in this report is collected from doing a survey. A
questionnaire is used for conducting research. Questionnaires are used primarily as
there has been very less study done on this subject in India specially related to our
hypothesis. Since the research are having mostly yes no type questions, we can t use
quantitative techniques like regression analysis, etc.
ABSTRACT:
There has been a growing trend to go for personality development in India in between
students, businessmen, corporates, etc. This study research aims at exploring the
unexplored market of personality development business in India. Apart from just
exploring the market the research also tries to study the scope of personality
development business in the near future. The research also tries to analyze the role;
personality development plays in the overall success of a person. In addition to this,
the intrusion of personality development in the formal education system is also under
study.
INTRODUCTION:
Personality development is an industry that is consistently gaining
importance.Corporate houses are investing heavily on HR ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
To find out that the in India believe the same thing, corporates in India are investing
into personal development, the following hypothesis is taken
H2: Personal development consistently learning is gaining importance.
Since most of the current personality development institutes are thriving and giving
all those stuff that formal education system lacks, and a large number of people are
believing that formal education in India is insufficient we take the following
hypothesis:
H3:Formal education alone is insufficient for success in life.
Conventionally the various areas of personality development are
Vedic mathematics, public speaking, teamwork, leadership, English speaking,
attitudinal seminars, conversation techniques, speed reading, acting, adventure
sports, mind power [hypnotism, meditations etc], yoga.
So that to know which areas would they give maximum weightage we make the
following hypothesis.
H4: Each area of the personality development program is equally weighted.
METHODOLOGY: The data used in this report is collected from doing a survey. A
questionnaire is used for conducting research. Questionnaires are used primarily as
there has been very less study done on this subject in India specially related to our
hypothesis. Since the research are having mostly yes no type questions, we can t use
quantitative techniques like regression analysis, etc.
New Market Trends And Strategies Essay
Today, the global business sphere is growing swiftly in terms of organizations and
management in general. New market trends and strategies are being implemented
from old fashion to modern ways, in order to best manage and take control of the
organization, along with boosting the employees confidence. Ever since the dawn of
trade and services, the customer has been the main priority in the promise of a fruitful
business. In order to efficiently serve the valuable customer, organizations have opted
to allocate more and more cash towards Research Development in millions of dollars,
along with efficiently knowing when to change managementin correspondence with
the organization s progress. This has all helped with an advancement in corporate
technology and asset growth in the desire of pursuing a healthy growth of profits in
the long term.
These types of changes today have been essentially globalized, along with
organizational adaptation and control change, both of which strive to sustain the
customer s loyalty effectively. Therefore, from hereon the concept of change can
begin. However, when the change in the culture of an organization occurs for
example, the company feels that the activities conducted including changes in
Technology, Business Process, Employees, Method of Appraisal, Rules Management,
Methods of Administration, Recruitment Selection, Job Skill management, among
others are continuously damaging the image and reputation of the organization, the
question
Today, the global business sphere is growing swiftly in terms of organizations and
management in general. New market trends and strategies are being implemented
from old fashion to modern ways, in order to best manage and take control of the
organization, along with boosting the employees confidence. Ever since the dawn of
trade and services, the customer has been the main priority in the promise of a fruitful
business. In order to efficiently serve the valuable customer, organizations have opted
to allocate more and more cash towards Research Development in millions of dollars,
along with efficiently knowing when to change managementin correspondence with
the organization s progress. This has all helped with an advancement in corporate
technology and asset growth in the desire of pursuing a healthy growth of profits in
the long term.
These types of changes today have been essentially globalized, along with
organizational adaptation and control change, both of which strive to sustain the
customer s loyalty effectively. Therefore, from hereon the concept of change can
begin. However, when the change in the culture of an organization occurs for
example, the company feels that the activities conducted including changes in
Technology, Business Process, Employees, Method of Appraisal, Rules Management,
Methods of Administration, Recruitment Selection, Job Skill management, among
others are continuously damaging the image and reputation of the organization, the
question
Architecture And Modern Architecture
From the Ancient Egyptian pyramids, to the Ancient Roman Colosseum, architecture
is seen in different forms all over the world. As a mechanical engineering student and
an art admirer, I am extremely interested in the rich history of architecture, as well as
modern architecture. Architecture was, is, and will continue to be a very important
aspect of people s lives until the end of time. Today, architecture is more than the
skyscrapers in Dubai. It s more than the prominent church of La Sagrada Familia in
Barcelona, Spain. It s more than just a house. Architecture is really much larger than
that. Architect Daniel Libeskinddeclares, Architecture is the biggest unwritten
document of history . Architecture has significant purpose and meaning. Architecture
is capable of healingphysically, economically, environmentally, and emotionally.
Hospitals are designed with adequate ventilation systems, creating a better
environment for the wellbeing of the patients, and decreasing the likelihood of the
patients contracting disease from other patients. One excellent example of the
physically healing effects of architecture is architect Michael Murphy s Rwandan
hospital. There was one hospital in Butaro, Rwanda in which the architecture was
causing people to fall more physically ill than they had been previously. For example,
the hallways were too small and had a poor ventilation systems, causing patients to
contract lung diseases such as tuberculosis just by going into the hospital
From the Ancient Egyptian pyramids, to the Ancient Roman Colosseum, architecture
is seen in different forms all over the world. As a mechanical engineering student and
an art admirer, I am extremely interested in the rich history of architecture, as well as
modern architecture. Architecture was, is, and will continue to be a very important
aspect of people s lives until the end of time. Today, architecture is more than the
skyscrapers in Dubai. It s more than the prominent church of La Sagrada Familia in
Barcelona, Spain. It s more than just a house. Architecture is really much larger than
that. Architect Daniel Libeskinddeclares, Architecture is the biggest unwritten
document of history . Architecture has significant purpose and meaning. Architecture
is capable of healingphysically, economically, environmentally, and emotionally.
Hospitals are designed with adequate ventilation systems, creating a better
environment for the wellbeing of the patients, and decreasing the likelihood of the
patients contracting disease from other patients. One excellent example of the
physically healing effects of architecture is architect Michael Murphy s Rwandan
hospital. There was one hospital in Butaro, Rwanda in which the architecture was
causing people to fall more physically ill than they had been previously. For example,
the hallways were too small and had a poor ventilation systems, causing patients to
contract lung diseases such as tuberculosis just by going into the hospital
CVCA Football Team Report
I have had various goals of being a leader at my school. Most of those goals involved
sports offered at CVCA, specifically in football. Being named co captain of the
varsity football team, I was able to accomplish one of my biggest goals.
For the football team, one of my goals was for our team to finish off the season with
a winning record. Although it seemed like we were a small team and many people
counted us out, we proved everyone wrong. Our varsity team consisted of only seven
players, which meant that we only had one substitute throughout the whole season. At
times the team felt discouraged and tired due to lack of energy, I always tried to
pump them up and finish off strong. Although our team did not have an undefeated
season, we still ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout my life, I have impacted the lives of few people. Growing up around
non Christian relatives it was hard to express my faith around people who never
heard about God. Although it was a challenge for me, I was able to reach out to
one my closest cousins. My cousin s name was ironically Christian. Christian had
a troubled childhood, one that seemed like a nightmare. He was raised by a single
mother, since his dad was fatally shot by a rival cartel in Mexico. Christian would
get in and out of trouble at school, to the point where he was expelled for having
possession of marijuana. He was then forced to go to a military school for kids that
had bad grades or bad behavior. During that time, I would talk to him occasionally
to see what he was up to. I knew he was making a lot of bad choices, but I never
judged him for it. I was just waiting for the right day to invite him to church with
me. At that time, I did it because I knew he was lonely and still hurting from the
lost of his father. I figured that it would be a thousand times better for him to be at
church than being up to no good. Surprisingly, Christian accepted the invitation.
Due to that choice he made, his life was forever changed. Christian actually liked
the feeling of being at church and told me that he wanted to continue to come
along with me every Saturday. He told me that being in church was the only place
that can fill an emptiness he had deep inside. Sadly, Christian came with me to
church a few more times, but strayed away by some friends who were bad
influences. I knew it was going to happen in a matter of time, but I thought his
absence would only be temporary. Few years passed, Christian then invites me
over to hang out. As we talked, he brought up that he wanted to start going to
church again. He said that during his absence he still believed in God, but his
girlfriend and his friends kept him from going. I was really shocked, but at the same
time was very happy. Just over a week ago,
I have had various goals of being a leader at my school. Most of those goals involved
sports offered at CVCA, specifically in football. Being named co captain of the
varsity football team, I was able to accomplish one of my biggest goals.
For the football team, one of my goals was for our team to finish off the season with
a winning record. Although it seemed like we were a small team and many people
counted us out, we proved everyone wrong. Our varsity team consisted of only seven
players, which meant that we only had one substitute throughout the whole season. At
times the team felt discouraged and tired due to lack of energy, I always tried to
pump them up and finish off strong. Although our team did not have an undefeated
season, we still ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Throughout my life, I have impacted the lives of few people. Growing up around
non Christian relatives it was hard to express my faith around people who never
heard about God. Although it was a challenge for me, I was able to reach out to
one my closest cousins. My cousin s name was ironically Christian. Christian had
a troubled childhood, one that seemed like a nightmare. He was raised by a single
mother, since his dad was fatally shot by a rival cartel in Mexico. Christian would
get in and out of trouble at school, to the point where he was expelled for having
possession of marijuana. He was then forced to go to a military school for kids that
had bad grades or bad behavior. During that time, I would talk to him occasionally
to see what he was up to. I knew he was making a lot of bad choices, but I never
judged him for it. I was just waiting for the right day to invite him to church with
me. At that time, I did it because I knew he was lonely and still hurting from the
lost of his father. I figured that it would be a thousand times better for him to be at
church than being up to no good. Surprisingly, Christian accepted the invitation.
Due to that choice he made, his life was forever changed. Christian actually liked
the feeling of being at church and told me that he wanted to continue to come
along with me every Saturday. He told me that being in church was the only place
that can fill an emptiness he had deep inside. Sadly, Christian came with me to
church a few more times, but strayed away by some friends who were bad
influences. I knew it was going to happen in a matter of time, but I thought his
absence would only be temporary. Few years passed, Christian then invites me
over to hang out. As we talked, he brought up that he wanted to start going to
church again. He said that during his absence he still believed in God, but his
girlfriend and his friends kept him from going. I was really shocked, but at the same
time was very happy. Just over a week ago,
Summary Of Steven Pinker And The Language Of Instinct
Elise Brown
11/23/14
Language and Learning
Individual paper: Steven Pinker and The Language of Instinct
Language is not a cultural artifact that we learn the way we learn to tell time or how
the federal government works. Instead, it is a distinct piece of the biological makeup
of our brains. Language is a complex, specialized skill, which develops in the child
spontaneously, without conscious effort or formal instruction, is deployed without
awareness of its underlying logic, is qualitatively the same in every individual, and is
distinct from more general abilities to process information or behave intelligently. For
these reasons, some cognitive scientists have described language as a psychological
faculty, a mental organ, a neural system, and a computational module. But I prefer the
admittedly quaint term instinct (4 5). In the book, The Language ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pinker describes language as a human instinct and discusses the evolution of
language. Pinker, a psychology professor at Harvard University, provides a
thorough description of research he has done with children and animals to prove
how language is created, how it develops throughout life, and how it came to be in
the first place. Much of Pinker s book discusses developments made by Noam
Chomsky, an American linguist, and reproduces these developments in a more clear
and understandable form. Within The Language Instinct, Pinker discusses many
complicated topics like the idea of universal grammar, the separation between
language and thought, the difference between oral language and written language
and the evolution of language as well as
Elise Brown
11/23/14
Language and Learning
Individual paper: Steven Pinker and The Language of Instinct
Language is not a cultural artifact that we learn the way we learn to tell time or how
the federal government works. Instead, it is a distinct piece of the biological makeup
of our brains. Language is a complex, specialized skill, which develops in the child
spontaneously, without conscious effort or formal instruction, is deployed without
awareness of its underlying logic, is qualitatively the same in every individual, and is
distinct from more general abilities to process information or behave intelligently. For
these reasons, some cognitive scientists have described language as a psychological
faculty, a mental organ, a neural system, and a computational module. But I prefer the
admittedly quaint term instinct (4 5). In the book, The Language ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Pinker describes language as a human instinct and discusses the evolution of
language. Pinker, a psychology professor at Harvard University, provides a
thorough description of research he has done with children and animals to prove
how language is created, how it develops throughout life, and how it came to be in
the first place. Much of Pinker s book discusses developments made by Noam
Chomsky, an American linguist, and reproduces these developments in a more clear
and understandable form. Within The Language Instinct, Pinker discusses many
complicated topics like the idea of universal grammar, the separation between
language and thought, the difference between oral language and written language
and the evolution of language as well as
The Purpose Of A Social Movement
Social movements play a huge role on determining what makes or breaks a society.
The purpose of a social movement is to strive together in achievement of a social
goal. Social movements can be identified in different locations of the world. The
United States alone has been home to thousands of social movement groups, being
that this is the Land of the Free , the citizens will gladly take advantage of that right.
Social movements can advocate for anything but the more common groups are
usually inclined to advocate for religious freedom or even racial equality.
Just like every social movement, the reasoning for its creation proved to be very
necessary at the time being. Although the Civil war had abolished slavery, this did
not prohibit the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Police brutality has become one of the most experienced issues of the African
American communities, and once again several social movement groups are being
formed. For example, the Black Lives Matter social movement group was created
in response to these cases. The BLM group wants for social justice and believes
that African Americans deserve the rights to not me racially discriminated by the
police force. In order for this group to truly have their voices heard they should
have peaceful protest like that of Mr. Carmichael and not that of the Black
panthers, because we are in the 21st century and expressing your beliefs in a
negative manner will definitely not assist you in achieving your goals. In some
cases, a movement that is aggressive can be effective, however, when trying to push
for a social issue this important, the advocates need to make sure that they are
understanding of both sides. If the BLM group were to portray the ideologies of the
Black Panthers, they would immediately be dismissed because they would not want
to work with the opposing
Social movements play a huge role on determining what makes or breaks a society.
The purpose of a social movement is to strive together in achievement of a social
goal. Social movements can be identified in different locations of the world. The
United States alone has been home to thousands of social movement groups, being
that this is the Land of the Free , the citizens will gladly take advantage of that right.
Social movements can advocate for anything but the more common groups are
usually inclined to advocate for religious freedom or even racial equality.
Just like every social movement, the reasoning for its creation proved to be very
necessary at the time being. Although the Civil war had abolished slavery, this did
not prohibit the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Police brutality has become one of the most experienced issues of the African
American communities, and once again several social movement groups are being
formed. For example, the Black Lives Matter social movement group was created
in response to these cases. The BLM group wants for social justice and believes
that African Americans deserve the rights to not me racially discriminated by the
police force. In order for this group to truly have their voices heard they should
have peaceful protest like that of Mr. Carmichael and not that of the Black
panthers, because we are in the 21st century and expressing your beliefs in a
negative manner will definitely not assist you in achieving your goals. In some
cases, a movement that is aggressive can be effective, however, when trying to push
for a social issue this important, the advocates need to make sure that they are
understanding of both sides. If the BLM group were to portray the ideologies of the
Black Panthers, they would immediately be dismissed because they would not want
to work with the opposing
Initial Counseling
Date of Counseling: 17 October 2011 Subject: Initial counselingFor: SGT Pereyra,
Francisco J. 6. You are overall responsible for the accountability of your soldiers. I
believe that soldiers should work smart and hard during the normal duty day so that
we can maximize time off and maintain normal work hours. However, mission will at
times dictate weekends or late nights upon approval from the Battalion Commander.
We can avoid self inflicted problems by keeping track of appointments, breaks, and
other situations that interfere with the mission. Remember soldiers take the initiative
when the example is set. All appointments will be brought to my attention at least 2
days prior, emergencies are understood but they should be... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
10. During this counseling session we have reviewed the working copy of your
NCOER to include the rating chain, duty description, and examples of
achievements that would constitute an excellent rating in each area of the
NCOER and reviewed the bullets placed on your NCOER Checklist counseling.
11. I have also directed you to maintain a folder containing your achievements. You
will bring this folder to our counseling sessions. I expect you to place copies of
awards, letters, certificates, or any other positive information/event, (being coined,
receiving external praise, by name mention during inspections) in this folder.
Maintaining this folder will assist me in preparing a fair and accurate report. It
also provides you a method of input into your evaluation report. 12. I would like
you to take this opportunity to provide me with any comments concerning your
reception/integration in the unit and any other areas or issues that you would like
to surface at this time. Please make your comments in the space provided or on a
separate sheet of paper. If on a separate sheet of paper please indicate this in the
space provided. I look forward to serving with you and would greatly appreciate
your comments and suggestions. My door is always open. We can achieve much
more working together as a team than as individuals. Should you have any question or
problems do not hesitate
Date of Counseling: 17 October 2011 Subject: Initial counselingFor: SGT Pereyra,
Francisco J. 6. You are overall responsible for the accountability of your soldiers. I
believe that soldiers should work smart and hard during the normal duty day so that
we can maximize time off and maintain normal work hours. However, mission will at
times dictate weekends or late nights upon approval from the Battalion Commander.
We can avoid self inflicted problems by keeping track of appointments, breaks, and
other situations that interfere with the mission. Remember soldiers take the initiative
when the example is set. All appointments will be brought to my attention at least 2
days prior, emergencies are understood but they should be... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
10. During this counseling session we have reviewed the working copy of your
NCOER to include the rating chain, duty description, and examples of
achievements that would constitute an excellent rating in each area of the
NCOER and reviewed the bullets placed on your NCOER Checklist counseling.
11. I have also directed you to maintain a folder containing your achievements. You
will bring this folder to our counseling sessions. I expect you to place copies of
awards, letters, certificates, or any other positive information/event, (being coined,
receiving external praise, by name mention during inspections) in this folder.
Maintaining this folder will assist me in preparing a fair and accurate report. It
also provides you a method of input into your evaluation report. 12. I would like
you to take this opportunity to provide me with any comments concerning your
reception/integration in the unit and any other areas or issues that you would like
to surface at this time. Please make your comments in the space provided or on a
separate sheet of paper. If on a separate sheet of paper please indicate this in the
space provided. I look forward to serving with you and would greatly appreciate
your comments and suggestions. My door is always open. We can achieve much
more working together as a team than as individuals. Should you have any question or
problems do not hesitate
Physics Of The Catapult
Busch R. JonathanPeriod 4
23 February 2017Busch 1
The Origins And Physics Of The CatapultWhen we think of catapults we usually
imagine them firing at castle walls during the medieval times, or standing in the
background of a large army clashing with another in an action movie. However,
catapults have a long and intricate history that twists and binds with our own, dating
all the way back to 399 B.C. First documented by the Greek historian, Diodorus
Siculus, in the form of an early design for the Ballista (type of catapult). Catapults
were a staple for siege warfare all throughout history. The catapult was used by many
different cultures, notably the Greeks, Roman, and Chinese in siege warfare; also ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The physics concepts associated with them are projectile motion, energy, momentum,
forces , speeds, and distances. The kinds of catapults all use the same theme of
accumulated tension, but acquire that tension in their own way, their own design.
The Mangonel catapult for instance, is what most of us think of as the traditional
catapult. A large wooden device with four wheels and a spoon that launches
fireballs. The Mangonel stores energy much like a spring would, therefore, we use
the equation PEspring = 1/2kx^2. The tension in the ropes and arms of the catapult
when pulling on its long arm stores potential energy which is transformed into
kinetic energy when fired upon.(Melvin, Mangonel Physics of Catapults ) The speed
and distance of the projectile depended on how much force the catapult applied to the
projectile, and the momentum depended on the mass and the velocity of the
projectile (dead diseased cow, or flaming
Busch R. JonathanPeriod 4
23 February 2017Busch 1
The Origins And Physics Of The CatapultWhen we think of catapults we usually
imagine them firing at castle walls during the medieval times, or standing in the
background of a large army clashing with another in an action movie. However,
catapults have a long and intricate history that twists and binds with our own, dating
all the way back to 399 B.C. First documented by the Greek historian, Diodorus
Siculus, in the form of an early design for the Ballista (type of catapult). Catapults
were a staple for siege warfare all throughout history. The catapult was used by many
different cultures, notably the Greeks, Roman, and Chinese in siege warfare; also ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The physics concepts associated with them are projectile motion, energy, momentum,
forces , speeds, and distances. The kinds of catapults all use the same theme of
accumulated tension, but acquire that tension in their own way, their own design.
The Mangonel catapult for instance, is what most of us think of as the traditional
catapult. A large wooden device with four wheels and a spoon that launches
fireballs. The Mangonel stores energy much like a spring would, therefore, we use
the equation PEspring = 1/2kx^2. The tension in the ropes and arms of the catapult
when pulling on its long arm stores potential energy which is transformed into
kinetic energy when fired upon.(Melvin, Mangonel Physics of Catapults ) The speed
and distance of the projectile depended on how much force the catapult applied to the
projectile, and the momentum depended on the mass and the velocity of the
projectile (dead diseased cow, or flaming
John Locke s Influence On Government
With the heart of a new nation beating, the blood that flows through it is the
knowledge that has created it. John Locke s influential writing is the pulmonary
vein bringing air and life into the nation. This is seasoned with the ideas of Roman
Classical Republicanism, which are the chambers that keep the nation moving
forward. Though with any heart and colonial experiences coronary arteries have a
chance to be clogged and make the nation suffer. The lead up to America s birth is of
lesser significance than the core values that created it.
John Locke s writing is influential with the creation of the government that the
United States abides by. The natural rights that he preached showed that everyone had
basic inalienable rights such as life, liberty, and property(though ratified to
happiness). As shown in the constitution in the form of the Bill of Rights, the ten
rights guaranteed to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Romans used small uniform communities to elect officials as their representatives.
By abiding with these small communities members of a political community must
be fundamentally the same. A system like this is seen in America with people
dedicating their lives to different political parties such as Republicans and
Democrats. This system is purposefully made inefficient as to work through all the
problems a specific idea had. Idea s of this sort can only be created with people
working together. Only through citizenship and civic virtue could the founding
fathers system hope to work. Having people not only work but dedicate to the greater
good of the community is how a system is created. As seen in modern America,
without a majority of the populace to vote, representatives that represent the whole of
America would not exist, cracking one of the many pillars that support America. The
stressed supports fall apart even more with the introduction of the colonial
experiences and the
With the heart of a new nation beating, the blood that flows through it is the
knowledge that has created it. John Locke s influential writing is the pulmonary
vein bringing air and life into the nation. This is seasoned with the ideas of Roman
Classical Republicanism, which are the chambers that keep the nation moving
forward. Though with any heart and colonial experiences coronary arteries have a
chance to be clogged and make the nation suffer. The lead up to America s birth is of
lesser significance than the core values that created it.
John Locke s writing is influential with the creation of the government that the
United States abides by. The natural rights that he preached showed that everyone had
basic inalienable rights such as life, liberty, and property(though ratified to
happiness). As shown in the constitution in the form of the Bill of Rights, the ten
rights guaranteed to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Romans used small uniform communities to elect officials as their representatives.
By abiding with these small communities members of a political community must
be fundamentally the same. A system like this is seen in America with people
dedicating their lives to different political parties such as Republicans and
Democrats. This system is purposefully made inefficient as to work through all the
problems a specific idea had. Idea s of this sort can only be created with people
working together. Only through citizenship and civic virtue could the founding
fathers system hope to work. Having people not only work but dedicate to the greater
good of the community is how a system is created. As seen in modern America,
without a majority of the populace to vote, representatives that represent the whole of
America would not exist, cracking one of the many pillars that support America. The
stressed supports fall apart even more with the introduction of the colonial
experiences and the
National Forensic League Speech
INTRODUCTION National Forensic League was started to motivate students to
participate in speech and debate activities. This speech program helps middle
school and high school students by giving scholarships towards college. National
Forensic League was founded in 1925, by Bruno E. Jacob. After he graduated from
high school, he wrote a handbook Suggestions for the Debater. He used this
handbook to start the National Forensic League. After graduating from college in
1922, Jacob taught and coached debate at Chippewa Falls High School in
Wisconsin. While teaching Jacob worked to develop the National Forensic
League, now known as National Speech Debate Association. In 1950, Jacob fully
committed to the National Speech Debate Association with help from students at
Ripon College and help from his family. WHO IS NFL FOR? The National
Forensic League was one of the biggest interscholastic program for high school
students. Although the NFL was created for high school students it is also provided
to middle school students as well. By 1925 the NFL had 1.3 million students from
both middle school and high school students. The NFL mission for students is to
The National Forensics League (NFL) promotes high school and middle school
speech and debate activities as a means to develop a student s essential life skills and
values. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This program helped students get over their fear of public speaking, introduces you
to the professional world, and teaches you about political news. Alicia Resch, a high
school student who was a shy person. However, the National Forensic League
(NSDA) brought her out of that shell when it came to public speaking and
INTRODUCTION National Forensic League was started to motivate students to
participate in speech and debate activities. This speech program helps middle
school and high school students by giving scholarships towards college. National
Forensic League was founded in 1925, by Bruno E. Jacob. After he graduated from
high school, he wrote a handbook Suggestions for the Debater. He used this
handbook to start the National Forensic League. After graduating from college in
1922, Jacob taught and coached debate at Chippewa Falls High School in
Wisconsin. While teaching Jacob worked to develop the National Forensic
League, now known as National Speech Debate Association. In 1950, Jacob fully
committed to the National Speech Debate Association with help from students at
Ripon College and help from his family. WHO IS NFL FOR? The National
Forensic League was one of the biggest interscholastic program for high school
students. Although the NFL was created for high school students it is also provided
to middle school students as well. By 1925 the NFL had 1.3 million students from
both middle school and high school students. The NFL mission for students is to
The National Forensics League (NFL) promotes high school and middle school
speech and debate activities as a means to develop a student s essential life skills and
values. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This program helped students get over their fear of public speaking, introduces you
to the professional world, and teaches you about political news. Alicia Resch, a high
school student who was a shy person. However, the National Forensic League
(NSDA) brought her out of that shell when it came to public speaking and
Steven D. Levitt And Stephen J. Dubner s Freakonomics
In Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner s Freakonomics, they use unconventional
wisdom to explain certain events. They use very solid data in order to support their
conclusions about certain events. However, some of their conclusions suffer from
errors in reasoning, or rather, fallacies. Although they have done several different
types of fallacies, the main one they ve done is the either or choice. The either or
choice is when a piece of evidence that states something is either one way or another
and that no other possible outcome exists. This is shown, and most apparent, very
early on in the introduction with their claim that abortion was the main cause for
crime decline that took place in the 1990s. This is shown when the author describes
In Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner s Freakonomics, they use unconventional
wisdom to explain certain events. They use very solid data in order to support their
conclusions about certain events. However, some of their conclusions suffer from
errors in reasoning, or rather, fallacies. Although they have done several different
types of fallacies, the main one they ve done is the either or choice. The either or
choice is when a piece of evidence that states something is either one way or another
and that no other possible outcome exists. This is shown, and most apparent, very
early on in the introduction with their claim that abortion was the main cause for
crime decline that took place in the 1990s. This is shown when the author describes
The Vietnam War Was A Damaging Conflict
Victoria Valean Professor William Mack U.S. History 2 16 April 2015 Vietnam
War The Vietnam War was a damaging conflict that left deep scars on all the
people and countries that were involved. About 60,000 American lives were taken
and an estimated 2,000,000 Vietnamese were killed or wounded. That is about 10
percent of Vietnam s population. Many bombs, weapons, and chemical warfare
destroyed Vietnam s infrastructure and land. Not only did this war bring
destruction to Vietnam s physical country, but it helped bring down two
presidential administrations in the U.S., and led to widespread public dissent in
America. The American foreign policy today is still affected by the lessons learned
in the Vietnam War. On November 1st, 1964, about 100 Vietcong guerillas attacked
an American air base in Bien Hoa. This was the first battle of the Vietnam War. The
Vietcong completely startled the South Vietnamese soldiers and the American
soldiers as well. The guerillas launched their attack from the dense jungle. It
consisted of fired mortars and cannons that hit the American base, and the Vietcong
guerillas managed to disappear into the jungle before squads could search for them.
The sneaky guerillas destroyed 6 American planes and damaged 20 others. Their
attack included the killing of 5 Americans and 2 South Vietnamese soldiers, along
with leaving over 100 wounded. More attacks by the Vietcong followed on
December 24th, 1964 and February 7th, 1964 . America sought a peaceful end
Victoria Valean Professor William Mack U.S. History 2 16 April 2015 Vietnam
War The Vietnam War was a damaging conflict that left deep scars on all the
people and countries that were involved. About 60,000 American lives were taken
and an estimated 2,000,000 Vietnamese were killed or wounded. That is about 10
percent of Vietnam s population. Many bombs, weapons, and chemical warfare
destroyed Vietnam s infrastructure and land. Not only did this war bring
destruction to Vietnam s physical country, but it helped bring down two
presidential administrations in the U.S., and led to widespread public dissent in
America. The American foreign policy today is still affected by the lessons learned
in the Vietnam War. On November 1st, 1964, about 100 Vietcong guerillas attacked
an American air base in Bien Hoa. This was the first battle of the Vietnam War. The
Vietcong completely startled the South Vietnamese soldiers and the American
soldiers as well. The guerillas launched their attack from the dense jungle. It
consisted of fired mortars and cannons that hit the American base, and the Vietcong
guerillas managed to disappear into the jungle before squads could search for them.
The sneaky guerillas destroyed 6 American planes and damaged 20 others. Their
attack included the killing of 5 Americans and 2 South Vietnamese soldiers, along
with leaving over 100 wounded. More attacks by the Vietcong followed on
December 24th, 1964 and February 7th, 1964 . America sought a peaceful end
Ivy League Schools
Ivy League schools are prestigious institutions that accept only the top students in
America, and they challenge their students in all classes. These institutes represent
the best education and produce some of the most successful people in America. It
is an honor to be accepted to any Ivy League, but attending does not come cheap.
With huge tuition costs, coursework, stress, and pressure, some wonder if it is
worth the work. As someone who has worked in admission at Yale, Deresiewicz
knows what is required to go to an Ivy Leagueschool. He states, So extreme are the
admission standards now that kids who manage to get into elite colleges have, by
definition, never experienced anything but success. The prospect of not being
successful terrifies them, not merely practical, but existential (Deresiewicz203).
What Deresiewicz means is the minority of kids who get selected are all similar in
the fact that they are normally successful in everything they do. The thought of
failing in their Ivy League school terrifies them so much that it almost breaks them.
The decision to go to an Ivy League school instead of a four year universitymay not
be worth the cost, provide students with superior education, or help improve the life
of a student. In the text of the liberal magazine The New Republic, Deresiewicz
talks about his experience of working in the admissions office at Yale and reveals
some of the requirements in order for a candidate to be considered. Deresiewicz
described the
Ivy League schools are prestigious institutions that accept only the top students in
America, and they challenge their students in all classes. These institutes represent
the best education and produce some of the most successful people in America. It
is an honor to be accepted to any Ivy League, but attending does not come cheap.
With huge tuition costs, coursework, stress, and pressure, some wonder if it is
worth the work. As someone who has worked in admission at Yale, Deresiewicz
knows what is required to go to an Ivy Leagueschool. He states, So extreme are the
admission standards now that kids who manage to get into elite colleges have, by
definition, never experienced anything but success. The prospect of not being
successful terrifies them, not merely practical, but existential (Deresiewicz203).
What Deresiewicz means is the minority of kids who get selected are all similar in
the fact that they are normally successful in everything they do. The thought of
failing in their Ivy League school terrifies them so much that it almost breaks them.
The decision to go to an Ivy League school instead of a four year universitymay not
be worth the cost, provide students with superior education, or help improve the life
of a student. In the text of the liberal magazine The New Republic, Deresiewicz
talks about his experience of working in the admissions office at Yale and reveals
some of the requirements in order for a candidate to be considered. Deresiewicz
described the
What It Means to Be a Marine
What it means to be Marine
When did you decide that you wanted a change in your life? When did you want to
step up and make a difference? What did it mean to you before you signed the
dotted line and raised your right hand to take an oath? Was it worth it? Everyone has
their own reason for doing what they do. Everyone has their motives for the
decisions they make. Were all different and come from different backgrounds. Some
of us from normal lives, some from more satisfied lives, and some from less than
satisfactory lives. But the truth is none of that really matters when your all in the
same environment, doing the same things with each other and experiencing a whole
different life than what your used to. When you became a United ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I wanted to be an 0311 just like my brother was in the early 2000 s. After telling me
some of the daily routines he went through as a grunt, maybe I wanted to go
another route. So I thought motor t . I like working on motors and I can still roll
with the grunts. So I thought. The couple of months prior to leaving for boot
camp, I was really motivated like most people. My brother had given me a lot of
guidance on what boot camp was going to be like. Honestly when I got there, I
wasn t scared. I knew exactly what to do. Two days later I was sent to the hospital
because my appendix was about to rupture and had to go into surgery immediately. I
was at Paris Island an extra month. When I graduated, I loved being a Marine.
Because I felt like I had already made a difference already. MCT, was similar, but I
slowly started losing motivation. I was a dumb ass and wore my contacts and 3 days
before I graduated I got dropped for pink eye in both eyes. Yes it was my fault and I
sucked it up, but another month on Camp Geiger didn t help. But still I was proud of
being a Marine. MOS school went well. I was finally happy to be doing my job and
being trained in my MOS. When I found out I was going to Cherry Point, I was
furious. It kind of killed everything I had worked for, knowing I was going to the
biggest POG base in the Marine Corps. After making fun of me for a while, my
brother helped me out and got me back on
What it means to be Marine
When did you decide that you wanted a change in your life? When did you want to
step up and make a difference? What did it mean to you before you signed the
dotted line and raised your right hand to take an oath? Was it worth it? Everyone has
their own reason for doing what they do. Everyone has their motives for the
decisions they make. Were all different and come from different backgrounds. Some
of us from normal lives, some from more satisfied lives, and some from less than
satisfactory lives. But the truth is none of that really matters when your all in the
same environment, doing the same things with each other and experiencing a whole
different life than what your used to. When you became a United ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
I wanted to be an 0311 just like my brother was in the early 2000 s. After telling me
some of the daily routines he went through as a grunt, maybe I wanted to go
another route. So I thought motor t . I like working on motors and I can still roll
with the grunts. So I thought. The couple of months prior to leaving for boot
camp, I was really motivated like most people. My brother had given me a lot of
guidance on what boot camp was going to be like. Honestly when I got there, I
wasn t scared. I knew exactly what to do. Two days later I was sent to the hospital
because my appendix was about to rupture and had to go into surgery immediately. I
was at Paris Island an extra month. When I graduated, I loved being a Marine.
Because I felt like I had already made a difference already. MCT, was similar, but I
slowly started losing motivation. I was a dumb ass and wore my contacts and 3 days
before I graduated I got dropped for pink eye in both eyes. Yes it was my fault and I
sucked it up, but another month on Camp Geiger didn t help. But still I was proud of
being a Marine. MOS school went well. I was finally happy to be doing my job and
being trained in my MOS. When I found out I was going to Cherry Point, I was
furious. It kind of killed everything I had worked for, knowing I was going to the
biggest POG base in the Marine Corps. After making fun of me for a while, my
brother helped me out and got me back on
Ben Mezrich s The Accidental Billionaires
The Silicon Valley is the most ferocious jungle in the world, full of money, lying,
love, and hate. Programmers have one mantra: Keep up or die trying. Ben Mezrich
beautifully embodied all of this in his book The Accidental Billionaires: The
Founding of Facebook. Facebook, now a $547 billion dollar company, drove best
friends Mark and Eduardo apart. Mark Zuckerberg, a genius hacker who was so
advanced he was on an F.B.I watchlist, and Eduardo Saverin, a genius investor who
was confident and dressed well, both met at a Phoenix Club punching event. The
Phoenix club was the club for the socially elite, and both were invited on account of
being geniuses. When Eduardo was invited to the next event and eventually was
invited to join, it was apparent that Mark was very Jealous. It was hard to tell... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mark was heartbroken due to his girlfriend breaking up with him. He decided to
create a website that would compare two girls together so he could get revenge on
every girl out there. (At this point Mark was heavily intoxicated.) When he
finished, he let some of his friends try it. It spread like wildfire, getting so many
uses that the universities bandwidth completely crashed. Mark got reprimanded,
and he decided to take up a more well perceived project. Two very rich twins asked
him to code their dating website, and he took it up. He later realized that there
were many fundamental flaws in the site and dropped away. He started his own
venture: thefacebook.com. Eduardo provided the initial money and it was a hit. It
spread like an infection and 4000 users had joined by the night. As things grew,
Mark decided to move to the silicon valley to be right in the middle of the tech
industry. That s where Sean Parker came into play. He was a wild spirit and was an
idol to Mark. Sean wanted Eduardo out of the company, and when billionaire Peter
Thiel invested into the company, Eduardo was diluted
The Silicon Valley is the most ferocious jungle in the world, full of money, lying,
love, and hate. Programmers have one mantra: Keep up or die trying. Ben Mezrich
beautifully embodied all of this in his book The Accidental Billionaires: The
Founding of Facebook. Facebook, now a $547 billion dollar company, drove best
friends Mark and Eduardo apart. Mark Zuckerberg, a genius hacker who was so
advanced he was on an F.B.I watchlist, and Eduardo Saverin, a genius investor who
was confident and dressed well, both met at a Phoenix Club punching event. The
Phoenix club was the club for the socially elite, and both were invited on account of
being geniuses. When Eduardo was invited to the next event and eventually was
invited to join, it was apparent that Mark was very Jealous. It was hard to tell... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mark was heartbroken due to his girlfriend breaking up with him. He decided to
create a website that would compare two girls together so he could get revenge on
every girl out there. (At this point Mark was heavily intoxicated.) When he
finished, he let some of his friends try it. It spread like wildfire, getting so many
uses that the universities bandwidth completely crashed. Mark got reprimanded,
and he decided to take up a more well perceived project. Two very rich twins asked
him to code their dating website, and he took it up. He later realized that there
were many fundamental flaws in the site and dropped away. He started his own
venture: thefacebook.com. Eduardo provided the initial money and it was a hit. It
spread like an infection and 4000 users had joined by the night. As things grew,
Mark decided to move to the silicon valley to be right in the middle of the tech
industry. That s where Sean Parker came into play. He was a wild spirit and was an
idol to Mark. Sean wanted Eduardo out of the company, and when billionaire Peter
Thiel invested into the company, Eduardo was diluted
Personal Narrative-It s Time To Take Off The Fence
It was hot and sunny , Vietnam Sunday morning in September of 2002 , and my
brother and I went to the playground across the street of our house . the playground
had a red swing set , seesaw , slide , and sandbox , but it was surrounded by a rusty
metal fence . while I was playing on a slide with my friend , my brother said
something to me . what did my brother say . I did not know what your brother said
. big brother what did you said , I yelled . watched me claimed this fence , replied
my brother . my friend and I ran up to my brother to watched him claimed the fence
. as I was watching him , and I thought how funny it was to pushed him off the
fence . I pushed my brother off the fence , he fell down , hit his head on a sharped
edge
It was hot and sunny , Vietnam Sunday morning in September of 2002 , and my
brother and I went to the playground across the street of our house . the playground
had a red swing set , seesaw , slide , and sandbox , but it was surrounded by a rusty
metal fence . while I was playing on a slide with my friend , my brother said
something to me . what did my brother say . I did not know what your brother said
. big brother what did you said , I yelled . watched me claimed this fence , replied
my brother . my friend and I ran up to my brother to watched him claimed the fence
. as I was watching him , and I thought how funny it was to pushed him off the
fence . I pushed my brother off the fence , he fell down , hit his head on a sharped
edge
Symbolism In Michael Crichton s Eaters Of The Dead
In his novel, Eaters of the Dead, author Michael Crichton shows how the Volga
Northmen were able to defeat their foes, the wendol, by using their intellect instead of
their weapons. This is seen in four aspects. The theme of the novel is that physical
courage is not enough to preserve your culture and lifestyle: intelligence and superior
knowledge are absolutely essential. Conflict between the wendol and the Northmen
shows which group has the intelligence to eliminate the other. Symbolism of wisdom,
knowledge, and the lack of such things are used by Crichton to illustrate this moral.
The juxtaposition of characters emphasizes the cleverness of the Volga Northmen
compared to the Venden Northmen. The theme of the story is that applying... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A good use of this device is when Wiglif s friend, Ragnar, challenges Herger, a
brave warrior of Buliwyf s group, to a duel. Although Ragnar is young and much
larger and stronger (p. 117) than Herger, it is Herger who slays Ragnar. This was
because Herger has more knowledge of battles and knows how to win a battle.
Ragnar is strong but he has no knowledge or intelligence to create a plan of attack.
Crichton states, Cleverness in battle...is accounted a greater virtue than pure
strength in warriorship (p. 119) and this is true since it is one s cleverness that
conjures up a plan to defeat the opponent. A better use of this is when Wiglif, the
son of Rothgar, challenges Buliwyf s ability to suppress the wendol. Wiglif is a
cunning man (p. 71) and is a fox (p. 86) who killed his own brothers to ensure he
gains the title of the throne. Although he is cunning, he is not clever enough to
defeat the wendol himself. At the arrival of Buliwyf, Wiglif insults Buliwyf for fear
that Buliwyf will be able to do what he himself could not. His attempts to outsmart
Buliwyf fail every time, showing he is not as cunning as Buliwyf and he may lose
his chance at the throne. Buliwyf displays that he is more cunning than Wiglif by
being the one who actually destroys the mother of the wendol, and his group makes
the wendol leave the settlement. It is because of Buliwyf that Venden is once again
In his novel, Eaters of the Dead, author Michael Crichton shows how the Volga
Northmen were able to defeat their foes, the wendol, by using their intellect instead of
their weapons. This is seen in four aspects. The theme of the novel is that physical
courage is not enough to preserve your culture and lifestyle: intelligence and superior
knowledge are absolutely essential. Conflict between the wendol and the Northmen
shows which group has the intelligence to eliminate the other. Symbolism of wisdom,
knowledge, and the lack of such things are used by Crichton to illustrate this moral.
The juxtaposition of characters emphasizes the cleverness of the Volga Northmen
compared to the Venden Northmen. The theme of the story is that applying... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
A good use of this device is when Wiglif s friend, Ragnar, challenges Herger, a
brave warrior of Buliwyf s group, to a duel. Although Ragnar is young and much
larger and stronger (p. 117) than Herger, it is Herger who slays Ragnar. This was
because Herger has more knowledge of battles and knows how to win a battle.
Ragnar is strong but he has no knowledge or intelligence to create a plan of attack.
Crichton states, Cleverness in battle...is accounted a greater virtue than pure
strength in warriorship (p. 119) and this is true since it is one s cleverness that
conjures up a plan to defeat the opponent. A better use of this is when Wiglif, the
son of Rothgar, challenges Buliwyf s ability to suppress the wendol. Wiglif is a
cunning man (p. 71) and is a fox (p. 86) who killed his own brothers to ensure he
gains the title of the throne. Although he is cunning, he is not clever enough to
defeat the wendol himself. At the arrival of Buliwyf, Wiglif insults Buliwyf for fear
that Buliwyf will be able to do what he himself could not. His attempts to outsmart
Buliwyf fail every time, showing he is not as cunning as Buliwyf and he may lose
his chance at the throne. Buliwyf displays that he is more cunning than Wiglif by
being the one who actually destroys the mother of the wendol, and his group makes
the wendol leave the settlement. It is because of Buliwyf that Venden is once again
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