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Who Killed Jon Benet Ramsey Essay
WHO KILLED JON BENET RAMSEY? The brutal murder of 6 year old JonBenet Ramsey on
Christmas night in 1996 shocked America to its core. Just as the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and
murder seven decades earlier had seared the nation s consciousness, this murder – of a beautiful and
talented child in a wealthy Boulder, Colorado home renewed every parent s worst nightmare. It has
been nearly three years since this violent crime occurred and no one has been brought to justice. At
6:48 p.m., Dec. 23, 1996, a 911 call was placed from the Ramsey home to the Boulder Police
Department. The call was terminated before a police dispatcher could speak to the caller. Six minutes
later the police called the Ramsey home, but got a voice mail ... Show more content on
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The police began to suspect that someone in the house was the author of the ransom note. That
suspicion was quickly bolstered when police discovered a note pad in the Ramsey house that not only
was the source of the ransom note, but contained a practice note similar to the one given police by
Patsy Ramsey. JonBenet s murder – particularly as the days went by and no arrests were forthcoming
quickly became a national obsession, featured day after day on network news, television tabloid
programs, talk radio, newspapers and magazines. Her image flitted across television screens
innumerable times, often showing her in a glittering cowgirl outfit, singing I want to be a cowboy
sweetheart, or dancing across the stage in a Las Vegas showgirl outfit, complete with heavy makeup.
Her unusual first name became so well known that like Cher and Madonna she no longer had need of
a last name. The public s shock at the murder soon began to share equal time with its growing dismay
at the Boulder police s investigation, a dismay fed by a steady stream of leaks from the Boulder
County prosecutor s office about the inept police investigation being conducted. For one thing it
became known that the police had badly botched the initial investigation by failing to seal off the
crime scene. For another it appeared the police were treating the primary suspects
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WHO KILLED JON BENET RAMSEY? The brutal murder of 6 year old JonBenet Ramsey on
Christmas night in 1996 shocked America to its core. Just as the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and
murder seven decades earlier had seared the nation s consciousness, this murder – of a beautiful and
talented child in a wealthy Boulder, Colorado home renewed every parent s worst nightmare. It has
been nearly three years since this violent crime occurred and no one has been brought to justice. At
6:48 p.m., Dec. 23, 1996, a 911 call was placed from the Ramsey home to the Boulder Police
Department. The call was terminated before a police dispatcher could speak to the caller. Six minutes
later the police called the Ramsey home, but got a voice mail ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The police began to suspect that someone in the house was the author of the ransom note. That
suspicion was quickly bolstered when police discovered a note pad in the Ramsey house that not only
was the source of the ransom note, but contained a practice note similar to the one given police by
Patsy Ramsey. JonBenet s murder – particularly as the days went by and no arrests were forthcoming
quickly became a national obsession, featured day after day on network news, television tabloid
programs, talk radio, newspapers and magazines. Her image flitted across television screens
innumerable times, often showing her in a glittering cowgirl outfit, singing I want to be a cowboy
sweetheart, or dancing across the stage in a Las Vegas showgirl outfit, complete with heavy makeup.
Her unusual first name became so well known that like Cher and Madonna she no longer had need of
a last name. The public s shock at the murder soon began to share equal time with its growing dismay
at the Boulder police s investigation, a dismay fed by a steady stream of leaks from the Boulder
County prosecutor s office about the inept police investigation being conducted. For one thing it
became known that the police had badly botched the initial investigation by failing to seal off the
crime scene. For another it appeared the police were treating the primary suspects
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The Importance Of Gothic Litrature In Literature
Humans actually seek to be scared. Since 2005, the amount of money spent on Halloween has doubled
to 7.5 billion dollars. What is the reason for this sudden increase in spending? According to the
Allegre Ringos interview Dr. Ker Scare Specialist discussed that dopamine is released into the brain
and produces a natural high. Which is what some people like thrill seekers love that feeling when they
go on a rollarcoaster or skydive. Of course it all just depends on the person since some people HATE
the feeling of being scared or just arent interested in it. People are sometimes fascinated with things
that scare us like monsters or even death, since we don t know what happens after we die. Rather some
get scared from reading scary stories, as a way to get scared without having to go out without to be
frightened since the stories give us the chills. When reading scary stories its as if you are going into a
whirl of mysterious, disturbing, and frighting feelings. Poems like ( The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe )or
(Beware: Do Not Read This by Ishmeal Reed) involve the reader with the story not with spooky
ghouls but with the despairing thoughts that can occur in the human mind and involve detail which
provides us with imagery of what is happening in the poems, the structure, and style of the poems are
Gothic Litrature.
The allure of fear is one that humans seek in movies, roller coasters, haunted houses, and litrature.
Edgar Allen Poe, the father of macabre, creates litrature that
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Humans actually seek to be scared. Since 2005, the amount of money spent on Halloween has doubled
to 7.5 billion dollars. What is the reason for this sudden increase in spending? According to the
Allegre Ringos interview Dr. Ker Scare Specialist discussed that dopamine is released into the brain
and produces a natural high. Which is what some people like thrill seekers love that feeling when they
go on a rollarcoaster or skydive. Of course it all just depends on the person since some people HATE
the feeling of being scared or just arent interested in it. People are sometimes fascinated with things
that scare us like monsters or even death, since we don t know what happens after we die. Rather some
get scared from reading scary stories, as a way to get scared without having to go out without to be
frightened since the stories give us the chills. When reading scary stories its as if you are going into a
whirl of mysterious, disturbing, and frighting feelings. Poems like ( The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe )or
(Beware: Do Not Read This by Ishmeal Reed) involve the reader with the story not with spooky
ghouls but with the despairing thoughts that can occur in the human mind and involve detail which
provides us with imagery of what is happening in the poems, the structure, and style of the poems are
Gothic Litrature.
The allure of fear is one that humans seek in movies, roller coasters, haunted houses, and litrature.
Edgar Allen Poe, the father of macabre, creates litrature that
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What Accounting Considerations Are There For Companies...
E) What notable accounting considerations are there for companies in this industry? Most companies
in the telecommunication industry rely heavily on assumptions and estimations when dealing with
their number one assets: telecommunication licenses and Goodwill. A summary of the critical
accounting estimates used in preparing Verizon financial statements is as follows: Wireless licenses
and Goodwill are a significant component of the company s consolidated assets. Both wireless
licenses and Goodwill are treated as indefinite lived intangible assets and, therefore are not amortized,
but rather are tested for impairment annually in the fourth fiscal quarter, unless there are events
requiring an earlier assessment or changes in circumstances during an interim period that indicate
these assets may not be recoverable. Verizon believes its estimates and assumptions are reasonable and
represent appropriate marketplace considerations as of the valuation date. Although the company uses
consistent methodologies in developing the assumptions and estimates underlying the fair value
calculations used in its impairment tests, these estimates are uncertain by nature and can vary from
actual results. It is possible that in the future there may be changes in the assumptions, including
estimated cash flow projections, margins, and growth rates and discount rates which could result in
different fair value estimates and an impairment charge. F) Is the company in a highly regulated
industry?
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E) What notable accounting considerations are there for companies in this industry? Most companies
in the telecommunication industry rely heavily on assumptions and estimations when dealing with
their number one assets: telecommunication licenses and Goodwill. A summary of the critical
accounting estimates used in preparing Verizon financial statements is as follows: Wireless licenses
and Goodwill are a significant component of the company s consolidated assets. Both wireless
licenses and Goodwill are treated as indefinite lived intangible assets and, therefore are not amortized,
but rather are tested for impairment annually in the fourth fiscal quarter, unless there are events
requiring an earlier assessment or changes in circumstances during an interim period that indicate
these assets may not be recoverable. Verizon believes its estimates and assumptions are reasonable and
represent appropriate marketplace considerations as of the valuation date. Although the company uses
consistent methodologies in developing the assumptions and estimates underlying the fair value
calculations used in its impairment tests, these estimates are uncertain by nature and can vary from
actual results. It is possible that in the future there may be changes in the assumptions, including
estimated cash flow projections, margins, and growth rates and discount rates which could result in
different fair value estimates and an impairment charge. F) Is the company in a highly regulated
industry?
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Notational Analysis In Sports
Performance analysis in sport is the investigation of actual sports performance or performance in
training which can develop an understanding of sports that can inform decision making by seeking to
enhance or improve sports performance (O donoghue, 2010). So, performance analysis is very
important for every sport because it can help to improve performance for players and teams. In
performance analysis, there have a few types of analysis that can be use such as notational analysis,
biomechanics and motor control (Bartlett, 2001). In addition, it also can be use to analyse the match in
term of tactical and technical. According to Teodorescu and Urzeală (2013), performance analysis can
help players to improve their skill and develop new strategies ... Show more content on
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Franks, 2004), which is it will study the patterns of movement, tactics and pattern in sports through
the notational analysis. The successful patterns of play can be identified through the match video.
Researcher will count on the selected performance indicators. For example of performance indicators
in martial arts, kicking, blocking and many more.
According to O donoghue and Ingram (2001), the players can make a plan to create new strategy to
make sure they win the match based on the knowledge of opponent s weakness and strength. From the
notational analysis in martial arts, analyst can provide and explain the weakness of the team to the
coaches. Not only for martial arts but also for all sports.
Notational analysis can be performed in two methods which is, hand notational and video
computerized software. Both of the methods can be use in pre match and post match analysis. The pre
match will be analysis according the training performances and the post match will be analysis after
the match done. Besides that, notational analysis also can be performed in live analysis because it can
give a quick feedback to coach during
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Performance analysis in sport is the investigation of actual sports performance or performance in
training which can develop an understanding of sports that can inform decision making by seeking to
enhance or improve sports performance (O donoghue, 2010). So, performance analysis is very
important for every sport because it can help to improve performance for players and teams. In
performance analysis, there have a few types of analysis that can be use such as notational analysis,
biomechanics and motor control (Bartlett, 2001). In addition, it also can be use to analyse the match in
term of tactical and technical. According to Teodorescu and Urzeală (2013), performance analysis can
help players to improve their skill and develop new strategies ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Franks, 2004), which is it will study the patterns of movement, tactics and pattern in sports through
the notational analysis. The successful patterns of play can be identified through the match video.
Researcher will count on the selected performance indicators. For example of performance indicators
in martial arts, kicking, blocking and many more.
According to O donoghue and Ingram (2001), the players can make a plan to create new strategy to
make sure they win the match based on the knowledge of opponent s weakness and strength. From the
notational analysis in martial arts, analyst can provide and explain the weakness of the team to the
coaches. Not only for martial arts but also for all sports.
Notational analysis can be performed in two methods which is, hand notational and video
computerized software. Both of the methods can be use in pre match and post match analysis. The pre
match will be analysis according the training performances and the post match will be analysis after
the match done. Besides that, notational analysis also can be performed in live analysis because it can
give a quick feedback to coach during
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Middle-Range Theory Of Self-Care Of Chronic Illness
As of 2012, approximately half of all adults in the United States (U.S.) had at least one chronic health
condition and one fourth had more than one chronic health condition (Ward, Schiller, Goodman,
2014). Self care is recognized to be an important component in the management of chronic illnesses
(Ausili, Masotto, Dall Ora, Salvini, Di Mauro, 2014; Coleman Newton, 2005; Kennedy, Rogers,
Bower, 2007). As knowledge in this area grows, there is a need for theories to guide research and
practice. The middle range theory of self care of chronic illness (MRTS CCI) is a theory intended to
clarify the concepts, assumptions, propositions, and factors affecting self care in the context of chronic
illness (Riegel, Jaarsma, Strömberg, 2012). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It states, Patients who engage in self care that is purposive but unreflective are limited in their ability
to master self care in complex situations (Riegel et al., 2012, p. 200). The authors describe a
relationship between processes of decision making and reflection, and sufficient or insufficient self
care. The description includes instances where individuals are unreflective, yet achieve sufficient self
care; however, they contend that the ideal combination for a person with chronic illness is purposive,
reflective, sufficient and reasoned self care (Riegel et al., 2012, p. 195). These relationships remain
ambiguous because if sufficient self care is achieved, no explanation or sources are provided for why
reflective sufficient self care is more desirable. The description of this relationship does not follow the
rules of deductive reasoning and is, therefore, not
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
As of 2012, approximately half of all adults in the United States (U.S.) had at least one chronic health
condition and one fourth had more than one chronic health condition (Ward, Schiller, Goodman,
2014). Self care is recognized to be an important component in the management of chronic illnesses
(Ausili, Masotto, Dall Ora, Salvini, Di Mauro, 2014; Coleman Newton, 2005; Kennedy, Rogers,
Bower, 2007). As knowledge in this area grows, there is a need for theories to guide research and
practice. The middle range theory of self care of chronic illness (MRTS CCI) is a theory intended to
clarify the concepts, assumptions, propositions, and factors affecting self care in the context of chronic
illness (Riegel, Jaarsma, Strömberg, 2012). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It states, Patients who engage in self care that is purposive but unreflective are limited in their ability
to master self care in complex situations (Riegel et al., 2012, p. 200). The authors describe a
relationship between processes of decision making and reflection, and sufficient or insufficient self
care. The description includes instances where individuals are unreflective, yet achieve sufficient self
care; however, they contend that the ideal combination for a person with chronic illness is purposive,
reflective, sufficient and reasoned self care (Riegel et al., 2012, p. 195). These relationships remain
ambiguous because if sufficient self care is achieved, no explanation or sources are provided for why
reflective sufficient self care is more desirable. The description of this relationship does not follow the
rules of deductive reasoning and is, therefore, not
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Analysis Of Swisscom Hospitality
Introduction
Swisscom Hospitality is certainly one of the big players on the field of managed service provider for
the hospitality industry. It has developed its dominant position on the market of HSIA (high Speed
Internet Access) services throughout the last 16 years in EMEA and 5 years in the United States. At its
apogee in 2006, Swisscom Hospitality was serving HSIA services to more than 400 000 rooms
throughout the different markets and proudly counted amongst its customers, chains such as Hilton,
Marriott or IHG. At the day of today, Swisscom Hospitality only counts 250 000 rooms which
represent a nearly 38% reduction. A few factors can explain this loss of customer. Some major chains
have developed their own HSIA solution foreseeing the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Swisscom Hospitality case, innovation is necessary to improve a long time recurring issue, which
penalize the company s results and bring an overall unpleasant working environment. This process
requires the involvement of several business units as well as senior managers. As per Slack et al
(2013) senior managers tempt to leave the details to middle managers once they set the targets.
However to bring an effective and seamless change, notable involvement of the senior management is
required.
Word count :
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Introduction
Swisscom Hospitality is certainly one of the big players on the field of managed service provider for
the hospitality industry. It has developed its dominant position on the market of HSIA (high Speed
Internet Access) services throughout the last 16 years in EMEA and 5 years in the United States. At its
apogee in 2006, Swisscom Hospitality was serving HSIA services to more than 400 000 rooms
throughout the different markets and proudly counted amongst its customers, chains such as Hilton,
Marriott or IHG. At the day of today, Swisscom Hospitality only counts 250 000 rooms which
represent a nearly 38% reduction. A few factors can explain this loss of customer. Some major chains
have developed their own HSIA solution foreseeing the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Swisscom Hospitality case, innovation is necessary to improve a long time recurring issue, which
penalize the company s results and bring an overall unpleasant working environment. This process
requires the involvement of several business units as well as senior managers. As per Slack et al
(2013) senior managers tempt to leave the details to middle managers once they set the targets.
However to bring an effective and seamless change, notable involvement of the senior management is
required.
Word count :
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
MGT330 Case Study Starbucks Structure w
Case Study: Starbucks Structure
Cynthia Duff
MGT330: Management for Organizations
Instructor: James Worsley
October 13, 2014
Case Study: Starbucks Structure Starbucks Coffee, we all know the name and most love the coffee and
atmosphere it brings to our daily lives. Starbucks started out like most organizations a small coffee
shop in 1971 in Seattle s historic Pike Place Market and grew. This small shop started out as a single
owner who the employees answered to which is known as departmentalization by function and has
now grown to be divided by territories known as geographic regions. This fortune 500 company is not
a stranger to economic hard times, in 2008 and 2009 Starbucks closed over 600 stores. The
organization went thru ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What they serve in the United States may not always be what they sell in other countries, or California
may not have the same menu items as Maine. The concept is the same and the base of the organization
is the same, coffee, however the pastries or type of specialty coffee may vary upon location. The form
may be changed in stores offering food products and lunch due to the region specific menu items that
are served. By being flexible and accommodating to the region specific demands keeps the
organization marketable and the desired sought out location.
Starbucks began to experience financial problems in 2008 and 2009; this was mainly due to the
recession and rumored of poor business strategy (LaMonica, 2008). When a company goes thru a hard
financial time the organization pauses and looks at organizational structure to see where the
breakdown occurred or change could be implemented. Centralization and decentralization refer to the
degree of delegation of decision making, authority, and power within an organization (Reilly,
Minnick, Baack, 2011). The leadership should centralize power and decision making for the
operations as a whole. With Starbucks a large fortune 500 company with locations all over the world,
this will be difficult. By standardizing a plan for all franchise and locations to follow and maintain
would help the business be uniformed however allow the flexibility for region specific demands.
Structure configurations constitute the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Case Study: Starbucks Structure
Cynthia Duff
MGT330: Management for Organizations
Instructor: James Worsley
October 13, 2014
Case Study: Starbucks Structure Starbucks Coffee, we all know the name and most love the coffee and
atmosphere it brings to our daily lives. Starbucks started out like most organizations a small coffee
shop in 1971 in Seattle s historic Pike Place Market and grew. This small shop started out as a single
owner who the employees answered to which is known as departmentalization by function and has
now grown to be divided by territories known as geographic regions. This fortune 500 company is not
a stranger to economic hard times, in 2008 and 2009 Starbucks closed over 600 stores. The
organization went thru ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What they serve in the United States may not always be what they sell in other countries, or California
may not have the same menu items as Maine. The concept is the same and the base of the organization
is the same, coffee, however the pastries or type of specialty coffee may vary upon location. The form
may be changed in stores offering food products and lunch due to the region specific menu items that
are served. By being flexible and accommodating to the region specific demands keeps the
organization marketable and the desired sought out location.
Starbucks began to experience financial problems in 2008 and 2009; this was mainly due to the
recession and rumored of poor business strategy (LaMonica, 2008). When a company goes thru a hard
financial time the organization pauses and looks at organizational structure to see where the
breakdown occurred or change could be implemented. Centralization and decentralization refer to the
degree of delegation of decision making, authority, and power within an organization (Reilly,
Minnick, Baack, 2011). The leadership should centralize power and decision making for the
operations as a whole. With Starbucks a large fortune 500 company with locations all over the world,
this will be difficult. By standardizing a plan for all franchise and locations to follow and maintain
would help the business be uniformed however allow the flexibility for region specific demands.
Structure configurations constitute the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Uc Case Study
The UFC returns to Japan for UFC Fight Night 117 on Friday in Saitama. The main event will be a
light heavyweight showdown between No. 6 ranked Ovince Saint Preux and Japan s Yushin Okami.
Saint Preux is looking for his second consecutive victory after losing three straight fights, including an
interim title fight against former champion Jon Jones. His last fight was an impressive second round
submission victory over Marcos Rogerio De Lima in April. Saint Preux was originally scheduled for a
rematch with Mauricio Shogun Rua, but an undisclosed injury forced the former light heavyweight
champion to withdraw from the fight. Saint Preux defeated Rua by first round KO in November 2014,
his most impressive victory to date. Despite key ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2 ranked Karolina Kowalkiewicz. Her only two losses are by decision to champion Joanna
Jedrzejczyk, and Gadelha will likely get a third title shot with a victory over Andrade. Andrade, who is
7 4 in the UFC (16 6 overall), last fought at UFC 211 in May for the strawweight title but lost by
unanimous decision. In the title fight against Jedrzejczyk, she showed relentless pressure and heart;
and she ll need to duplicate both to deal with Gadelha s strength and jiu jitsu. Prior to that fight,
Andrade had won three straight fights. Friday s bout definitely has Fight of the Night potential. Rest of
the main card Also on the main card is Japanese legend and former Pride lightweight champion
Takanori Gomi. Gomi is riding a four fight losing streak and last fought in June, losing by submission
to Jon Tuck. At 38 years old, Gomi is on the wrong end of his career; but he s often exciting, whether
he s on the giving or receiving end of a finish. Gomi will fight South Korean Dong Hyun Kim in a
lightweight bout. Kim is 1 2 in the UFC and coming off a decision win over Brendan O Reilly in
December. He has a 14 8 3 overall record with 11 wins coming by finish. The main card will also
feature the UFC debut of kickboxing legend Gokhan Saki, who will fight at light heavyweight against
Henrique da Silva. Saki has world championships in Muay Thai and has held the Glory light
heavyweight title, to
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The UFC returns to Japan for UFC Fight Night 117 on Friday in Saitama. The main event will be a
light heavyweight showdown between No. 6 ranked Ovince Saint Preux and Japan s Yushin Okami.
Saint Preux is looking for his second consecutive victory after losing three straight fights, including an
interim title fight against former champion Jon Jones. His last fight was an impressive second round
submission victory over Marcos Rogerio De Lima in April. Saint Preux was originally scheduled for a
rematch with Mauricio Shogun Rua, but an undisclosed injury forced the former light heavyweight
champion to withdraw from the fight. Saint Preux defeated Rua by first round KO in November 2014,
his most impressive victory to date. Despite key ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
2 ranked Karolina Kowalkiewicz. Her only two losses are by decision to champion Joanna
Jedrzejczyk, and Gadelha will likely get a third title shot with a victory over Andrade. Andrade, who is
7 4 in the UFC (16 6 overall), last fought at UFC 211 in May for the strawweight title but lost by
unanimous decision. In the title fight against Jedrzejczyk, she showed relentless pressure and heart;
and she ll need to duplicate both to deal with Gadelha s strength and jiu jitsu. Prior to that fight,
Andrade had won three straight fights. Friday s bout definitely has Fight of the Night potential. Rest of
the main card Also on the main card is Japanese legend and former Pride lightweight champion
Takanori Gomi. Gomi is riding a four fight losing streak and last fought in June, losing by submission
to Jon Tuck. At 38 years old, Gomi is on the wrong end of his career; but he s often exciting, whether
he s on the giving or receiving end of a finish. Gomi will fight South Korean Dong Hyun Kim in a
lightweight bout. Kim is 1 2 in the UFC and coming off a decision win over Brendan O Reilly in
December. He has a 14 8 3 overall record with 11 wins coming by finish. The main card will also
feature the UFC debut of kickboxing legend Gokhan Saki, who will fight at light heavyweight against
Henrique da Silva. Saki has world championships in Muay Thai and has held the Glory light
heavyweight title, to
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Ovid s Devaluation of Sympathy in Metamorphoses Essay
Ovid s Devaluation of Sympathy in Metamorphoses
Ovid reveals two similar tales of incest in the Metamorphoses. First, he describes the non sisterly love
Byblis acquires for her twin brother Caunus. Later, he revisits the incestuous love theme with the story
of Myrrha who develops a non filial love for her father, Cinyras. The two accounts hold many
similarities and elicit varying reactions. Ovid constantly tugs at our emotions and draws forth
alternating feelings of pity and disgust for the matters at hand. Repetition with a difference in these
two narratives shows how fickle we can be in allotting and denying sympathy, making it seem less
valuable.
Both tales begin drawing forth a sense of disgust for the situation in ... Show more content on
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Myrrha points out her misfortune and state of misery; since she was not been born to those tribes in
which / the mother mates with her own son, the daughter / with her own father (339), she is forlorn
denied the very man for whom [she longs] (339). Overwhelming confusion in each girl s speech elicits
further pity. Byblis begins her speech struggling to interpret her dream; it was a beguiling scene yet
seemed so true (308). Myrrha begins asking, Where has my mind led me? (339), and wonders what
makes this incestuous passion unlawful because [she has] not heard that any god or written law
condemns the union of a parent and his child (Crane on line). She decides that human scruples repress
unions like these; envious law forbids what nature permits (Mandelbaum 339), but later, contrary to
this conclusion, she states she does not want to defile the code / of nature with a lawless flame (340).
Myrrha longs to leave [her] native land (339), but her passion compels her to stay so she can see,
touch, speak to, and especially kiss her father (339 40). She feels these interactions should be
sufficient and doesn t understand what drives her to ask for more. Byblis mind sways when she wishes
the gods had granted she and Caunus all their similarities, excluding their common parents, then
[calls] / upon the blessed gods to curb [her] love (309). Later still, she
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Ovid s Devaluation of Sympathy in Metamorphoses
Ovid reveals two similar tales of incest in the Metamorphoses. First, he describes the non sisterly love
Byblis acquires for her twin brother Caunus. Later, he revisits the incestuous love theme with the story
of Myrrha who develops a non filial love for her father, Cinyras. The two accounts hold many
similarities and elicit varying reactions. Ovid constantly tugs at our emotions and draws forth
alternating feelings of pity and disgust for the matters at hand. Repetition with a difference in these
two narratives shows how fickle we can be in allotting and denying sympathy, making it seem less
valuable.
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Myrrha points out her misfortune and state of misery; since she was not been born to those tribes in
which / the mother mates with her own son, the daughter / with her own father (339), she is forlorn
denied the very man for whom [she longs] (339). Overwhelming confusion in each girl s speech elicits
further pity. Byblis begins her speech struggling to interpret her dream; it was a beguiling scene yet
seemed so true (308). Myrrha begins asking, Where has my mind led me? (339), and wonders what
makes this incestuous passion unlawful because [she has] not heard that any god or written law
condemns the union of a parent and his child (Crane on line). She decides that human scruples repress
unions like these; envious law forbids what nature permits (Mandelbaum 339), but later, contrary to
this conclusion, she states she does not want to defile the code / of nature with a lawless flame (340).
Myrrha longs to leave [her] native land (339), but her passion compels her to stay so she can see,
touch, speak to, and especially kiss her father (339 40). She feels these interactions should be
sufficient and doesn t understand what drives her to ask for more. Byblis mind sways when she wishes
the gods had granted she and Caunus all their similarities, excluding their common parents, then
[calls] / upon the blessed gods to curb [her] love (309). Later still, she
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Drug Rehab Center Essay
Know your addiction
Since most centers treat specific types of addiction like drugs or alcohol, it is of great importance to
understand what type of substance you are addicted to. If you are addicted to alcohol, an Alcohol
Treatment Center is best to help you to become sober. If you are addicted to prescription drugs, a drug
rehab center is the ideal de addiction place for you.
Do some extensive research
Extensive research provides a large number of treatment centers that offers a wide variety of services.
Recommendations from family, friends and media advertisements are common. With the boom of
internet usage today, extensive research can be done right from the comfort of your own home. When
choosing, make sure to consider the reputation, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you are covered by an insurance policy, consult with your service provider before the treatment
begins. Most drug rehab centers will help you qualify your benefits prior to scheduling your stay.
The entry requirements
Whether you re a new or a relapsing client, support groups and information sessions like Drug Rehab
Center in FL will always accept you. The only entry requirement is to abstain from drug or alcohol use
when you begin the program. Abstinence is not always requirement for psychological program, but
medical programs require abstinence because of the detoxification effects.
Know the philosophy of treatment
Whether it s spiritual, mental or physical, you must agree with the program s philosophy. All addiction
treatments have different philosophies. The Good Future Rehab Center of Florida uses a 12 step
approach.
The time and duration of stay
Contrary to the stereotypes, many people continue to work full time or part time. Good Future Rehab
Center offers either a full time residential program where staying in the center for 24 hours a day for
weeks or months is needed or a part time outpatient basis where only a few hours are required per day.
Choosing an Addiction Treatment Center is only the beginning. When the addicted person decides to
undergo a treatment, challenge will come when abstaining from an addictive substance or
Know your addiction
Since most centers treat specific types of addiction like drugs or alcohol, it is of great importance to
understand what type of substance you are addicted to. If you are addicted to alcohol, an Alcohol
Treatment Center is best to help you to become sober. If you are addicted to prescription drugs, a drug
rehab center is the ideal de addiction place for you.
Do some extensive research
Extensive research provides a large number of treatment centers that offers a wide variety of services.
Recommendations from family, friends and media advertisements are common. With the boom of
internet usage today, extensive research can be done right from the comfort of your own home. When
choosing, make sure to consider the reputation, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you are covered by an insurance policy, consult with your service provider before the treatment
begins. Most drug rehab centers will help you qualify your benefits prior to scheduling your stay.
The entry requirements
Whether you re a new or a relapsing client, support groups and information sessions like Drug Rehab
Center in FL will always accept you. The only entry requirement is to abstain from drug or alcohol use
when you begin the program. Abstinence is not always requirement for psychological program, but
medical programs require abstinence because of the detoxification effects.
Know the philosophy of treatment
Whether it s spiritual, mental or physical, you must agree with the program s philosophy. All addiction
treatments have different philosophies. The Good Future Rehab Center of Florida uses a 12 step
approach.
The time and duration of stay
Contrary to the stereotypes, many people continue to work full time or part time. Good Future Rehab
Center offers either a full time residential program where staying in the center for 24 hours a day for
weeks or months is needed or a part time outpatient basis where only a few hours are required per day.
Choosing an Addiction Treatment Center is only the beginning. When the addicted person decides to
undergo a treatment, challenge will come when abstaining from an addictive substance or
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Coal Mining Dbq
The west was swept by enormous change after the civil war. There was a lot of mining that was started
because gold and silver was discovered and when people heard about it, many people poured into an
area that was ill prepared for their arrival. Mining camps sprang up quickly to house the thousands of
people who flooded the region. First came the discovery of gold and or silver, then word spread, and
people began to pour into an area that wasn t prepared for their arrival. Miners dreamed of finding
riches quickly and easily. Other miners saw an opportunity to make their fortune by supplying the
needs of miners for food, clothing, and supplies. Most miners probably wanted to find gold and get
rich and start their new lives with the money
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The west was swept by enormous change after the civil war. There was a lot of mining that was started
because gold and silver was discovered and when people heard about it, many people poured into an
area that was ill prepared for their arrival. Mining camps sprang up quickly to house the thousands of
people who flooded the region. First came the discovery of gold and or silver, then word spread, and
people began to pour into an area that wasn t prepared for their arrival. Miners dreamed of finding
riches quickly and easily. Other miners saw an opportunity to make their fortune by supplying the
needs of miners for food, clothing, and supplies. Most miners probably wanted to find gold and get
rich and start their new lives with the money
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Why Do Heroes Get Paid For Good Deeds
Heroes should not be paid for or rewarded for the good deeds they have accomplished. The saying
goes, work for a cause, not for applause, right? Sometimes one must humble themselves and be heroic
without expecting to be paid. Even though being a hero is a part of people s jobs and they get paid for
it, does not mean that everyone should be paid. To truly be a hero one can not take credit for the good
deeds they might have done. In some cases, the hero is also the person who caused the problem.
Sometimes being a hero is just a part of a person s job. Doctors get paid for saving peoples lives but
that s only because it s their job. If one were to help someone while in public, they most likely would
not get paid. On occasion they might receive
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Heroes should not be paid for or rewarded for the good deeds they have accomplished. The saying
goes, work for a cause, not for applause, right? Sometimes one must humble themselves and be heroic
without expecting to be paid. Even though being a hero is a part of people s jobs and they get paid for
it, does not mean that everyone should be paid. To truly be a hero one can not take credit for the good
deeds they might have done. In some cases, the hero is also the person who caused the problem.
Sometimes being a hero is just a part of a person s job. Doctors get paid for saving peoples lives but
that s only because it s their job. If one were to help someone while in public, they most likely would
not get paid. On occasion they might receive
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It’s Time to Include Gays and Lesbians in Our Study of...
The growth of gay people as a group has been astonishing. It is not possible to guess how exactly we
will grow from our experiences in the years ahead, but it is possible to predict that growth will
continue, one way or another. A diverse and strong global community has been established.(Clark 60)
Dr. Don Clark, clinical psychologist and university professor, boldly expresses his views on the
changing nature of the gay and lesbian community in his text, Loving Someone Gay. Clark describes
how far gay people have advanced in the last thirty years, moving from isolated and fearful existences
to lives marked by political power and potential. Indeed, the gay community, and lesbians in
particular, have transformed into large and respected ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because the novel presents a portrayal of lesbianism that is far removed from current gay culture, it is
not truly contemporary to the audience for which it was intended. To include it in such a curriculum
would be an insult to the lesbian community of today.
When first introduced, Rubyfruit Jungle was a tremendous commercial success. Hailed by many as the
ultimate lesbian novel of its time, it took a bold and bawdy look at the lesbian experience in America.
The storyline moved quickly, tracing the experiences of Molly Bolt, a young southern girl who had
been adopted by a severe, conservative mother and her more liberal husband. Brown s novel set a tone
that was direct and controversial, and employed language that had never before been used in
connection with the lesbian experience (Pela 2). The novel is uniquely American, as it traces Molly s
young life from her earliest years in York, Pennsylvania, through a move to a small southern town in
Georgia, and finally to the city of New York, where Molly feels as though she belongs. In each setting,
Brown forcefully exhibits her craft by capturing not just the dialogue, but the mannerisms, biases, and
cultural peculiarities of each locale. Molly s reactions to each move in her life reveal much, not just
about her character and motivations, but about life in the latter half of the twentieth century. America
began a shift toward a period of inclusion and acceptance of minorities and other subcultures in the
1960 s
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The growth of gay people as a group has been astonishing. It is not possible to guess how exactly we
will grow from our experiences in the years ahead, but it is possible to predict that growth will
continue, one way or another. A diverse and strong global community has been established.(Clark 60)
Dr. Don Clark, clinical psychologist and university professor, boldly expresses his views on the
changing nature of the gay and lesbian community in his text, Loving Someone Gay. Clark describes
how far gay people have advanced in the last thirty years, moving from isolated and fearful existences
to lives marked by political power and potential. Indeed, the gay community, and lesbians in
particular, have transformed into large and respected ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Because the novel presents a portrayal of lesbianism that is far removed from current gay culture, it is
not truly contemporary to the audience for which it was intended. To include it in such a curriculum
would be an insult to the lesbian community of today.
When first introduced, Rubyfruit Jungle was a tremendous commercial success. Hailed by many as the
ultimate lesbian novel of its time, it took a bold and bawdy look at the lesbian experience in America.
The storyline moved quickly, tracing the experiences of Molly Bolt, a young southern girl who had
been adopted by a severe, conservative mother and her more liberal husband. Brown s novel set a tone
that was direct and controversial, and employed language that had never before been used in
connection with the lesbian experience (Pela 2). The novel is uniquely American, as it traces Molly s
young life from her earliest years in York, Pennsylvania, through a move to a small southern town in
Georgia, and finally to the city of New York, where Molly feels as though she belongs. In each setting,
Brown forcefully exhibits her craft by capturing not just the dialogue, but the mannerisms, biases, and
cultural peculiarities of each locale. Molly s reactions to each move in her life reveal much, not just
about her character and motivations, but about life in the latter half of the twentieth century. America
began a shift toward a period of inclusion and acceptance of minorities and other subcultures in the
1960 s
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King Lear Blindness
Literary Analysis: King Lear The Blinding
In the play, King Lear, vision and blindness are repeated allegories that relate to the characters, Lear
and Gloucester. This exemplifies the theme of self knowledge and consciousness that occurs in the
play. These classic allegorical is inverted in King Lear, producing a situation in which those with well
working eyes cannot see what is happening around them, and those without sight are able to see
clearly. What do I mean? Well, Lear is completely blind to the character of his children, while
Gloucester blindness is literal. Blindness is echoed through Gloucester and Lear to explain Lear s
metaphorical blindness with Gloucester s literal loss of vision.
Lear is a powerful man who does not see how genuine his youngest daughter, Cordelia s love is, but
believes the deceitfulness of her sisters, Goneril and Regan. Kent, one of Lear s most loyal servants,
sees the two facedness of Cordelia s sisters and tries to make him look pass the show that Goneril and
Regan put on and see them for who they truly are, and Lear refuses. Lear commands to Kent get Out
of my sight! The play echoes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lear can see through a sympathetic lens, after having exchanged the pride for shame, revealing to us
that mental blindness can be more damaging than physical blindness. While Gloucester, who willingly
admits that [he] stumbled when [he] saw, is only able to see, though sightless, after he has suffered
(4.1.20). Only through the physical pain of losing his sight was Gloucester able to see the truth of his
sons. Unquestionably, the plots of Lear and Gloucester run similar courses. However, Shakespeare
employs Gloucester s plot to clarify Lear s plot. Through the physical blinding of Gloucester,
Shakespeare provides an equivalent, which contextualizes King Lear s theme of consciousness and
allows Lear s own metaphorical blindness to be fully
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Literary Analysis: King Lear The Blinding
In the play, King Lear, vision and blindness are repeated allegories that relate to the characters, Lear
and Gloucester. This exemplifies the theme of self knowledge and consciousness that occurs in the
play. These classic allegorical is inverted in King Lear, producing a situation in which those with well
working eyes cannot see what is happening around them, and those without sight are able to see
clearly. What do I mean? Well, Lear is completely blind to the character of his children, while
Gloucester blindness is literal. Blindness is echoed through Gloucester and Lear to explain Lear s
metaphorical blindness with Gloucester s literal loss of vision.
Lear is a powerful man who does not see how genuine his youngest daughter, Cordelia s love is, but
believes the deceitfulness of her sisters, Goneril and Regan. Kent, one of Lear s most loyal servants,
sees the two facedness of Cordelia s sisters and tries to make him look pass the show that Goneril and
Regan put on and see them for who they truly are, and Lear refuses. Lear commands to Kent get Out
of my sight! The play echoes ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lear can see through a sympathetic lens, after having exchanged the pride for shame, revealing to us
that mental blindness can be more damaging than physical blindness. While Gloucester, who willingly
admits that [he] stumbled when [he] saw, is only able to see, though sightless, after he has suffered
(4.1.20). Only through the physical pain of losing his sight was Gloucester able to see the truth of his
sons. Unquestionably, the plots of Lear and Gloucester run similar courses. However, Shakespeare
employs Gloucester s plot to clarify Lear s plot. Through the physical blinding of Gloucester,
Shakespeare provides an equivalent, which contextualizes King Lear s theme of consciousness and
allows Lear s own metaphorical blindness to be fully
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Old Myth In Icarus By Edward Field
Icarus By: Edward Field In the poem Icarus written by Edward is about an old myth that took place in
1963. Everyone thought Icarus had drowned as the myth said. However he actually managed to swim
to a city and survive. His neighbors have no idea that he is anything other than ordinary. He feels that
he has fallen from something great to something average. Icarus keeps trying to fix his wings in order
to regain his old glory. He used to think he was a hero, however he now realizes that he is just average
and he wishes he had died heroically. Field rewrote the Icarus myth for the modern world to grasp and
understand. In his rewritten version he makes changes but also undercuts the heroics of Icarus. It is not
physically ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the first stanza, the setting explains the myth of Icarus through a crime scene. So the report filed
and forgotten in the archives read simply, Drowned (6 7). This confers how others simply forgot about
the young Icarus. In the third stanza, the setting changes to mediocre lifestyle the Mr. Hicks now lives
as the hero who fell To the middling stature of the merely talented (20). The setting in these lines
represents the carelessness that Icarus s surrounding person had for him, as well as Mr. Hicks has to
adapt to his modern nearby
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Icarus By: Edward Field In the poem Icarus written by Edward is about an old myth that took place in
1963. Everyone thought Icarus had drowned as the myth said. However he actually managed to swim
to a city and survive. His neighbors have no idea that he is anything other than ordinary. He feels that
he has fallen from something great to something average. Icarus keeps trying to fix his wings in order
to regain his old glory. He used to think he was a hero, however he now realizes that he is just average
and he wishes he had died heroically. Field rewrote the Icarus myth for the modern world to grasp and
understand. In his rewritten version he makes changes but also undercuts the heroics of Icarus. It is not
physically ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In the first stanza, the setting explains the myth of Icarus through a crime scene. So the report filed
and forgotten in the archives read simply, Drowned (6 7). This confers how others simply forgot about
the young Icarus. In the third stanza, the setting changes to mediocre lifestyle the Mr. Hicks now lives
as the hero who fell To the middling stature of the merely talented (20). The setting in these lines
represents the carelessness that Icarus s surrounding person had for him, as well as Mr. Hicks has to
adapt to his modern nearby
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How Technology Has Changed Today s Generation
Technology has developed rapidly in today s generation. Physical engagement lessens as technology
progresses. The internet has become one powerful resource in today s generation. Although, the
internet is a helpful resource we must also take into consideration that not everything that is posted on
the internet is true. Many websites may post, and may state some important information that may be
intriguing which can be mistaken to be reliable. However, we must acknowledge if the website is a
reliable source by viewing its content. Recently in a community college in Oregon a shooting took
into place, and this is not the first time a mass shooting that has occurred. After the mass shooting the
President instantly responds to come out to speak to the American people. As I further wanted to
investigate on Obamas gun control speech I research the topic, and approach a site The ONION
America s Finest News Source they give a recap on Obamas speech, and they had no cites to their
sources, no author is given, they have no proof of evidence. I immediately evaluated this site to be
unreliable. When researching on the internet ask yourself if the website is stating true facts if so do
they cite their sources. Secondly, does the website introduce who they are? Do they have the
credibility to write about the certain topic? Lastly, take into consideration if they post logical evidence.
The internet is a world outside of reality, and many websites may persuade you to believe their
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Technology has developed rapidly in today s generation. Physical engagement lessens as technology
progresses. The internet has become one powerful resource in today s generation. Although, the
internet is a helpful resource we must also take into consideration that not everything that is posted on
the internet is true. Many websites may post, and may state some important information that may be
intriguing which can be mistaken to be reliable. However, we must acknowledge if the website is a
reliable source by viewing its content. Recently in a community college in Oregon a shooting took
into place, and this is not the first time a mass shooting that has occurred. After the mass shooting the
President instantly responds to come out to speak to the American people. As I further wanted to
investigate on Obamas gun control speech I research the topic, and approach a site The ONION
America s Finest News Source they give a recap on Obamas speech, and they had no cites to their
sources, no author is given, they have no proof of evidence. I immediately evaluated this site to be
unreliable. When researching on the internet ask yourself if the website is stating true facts if so do
they cite their sources. Secondly, does the website introduce who they are? Do they have the
credibility to write about the certain topic? Lastly, take into consideration if they post logical evidence.
The internet is a world outside of reality, and many websites may persuade you to believe their
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Review of Maybe Tomorrow
The book Maybe Tomorrow tells the story of Boori Monty Pryor. It describes the career path and life
story of an Aboriginal in Australia. From being a model to eventually becoming a writer or like it is
called in the aboriginal cultural, a storyteller. The book is not a typical biography, because it has been
written as a one way conversation between Boori and the reader. Personally I find this somewhat
confusing; jumping from one topic to the other does not feel comfortable to read. What it definitely
does deliver on is giving a better understanding about the aboriginal culture, the difficulties they face
from white Australians in this country and how every person in this culture needs to adapt to the way
of the white men . There are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What was also very interesting is the shame indigenous people have against their own culture.
Especially the children, which Boori describes he saw when preforming in classrooms all over
Australia. Children that think they are not really an Aboriginal because they do not life in the outback,
do not play the traditional instruments and do not look like the stereotypical aboriginal. Therefore they
are more white which means that they are normal. This is very similar to black people outside
Australia, the mind set exist that looking white and acting white is considered better. This creates a
negative stereotypical version of aboriginals, which goes together with ignorance. For example how
Boori describes the reactions of the children in the classrooms he had visited. One chid expressed that
after the performance of Boori, he was not afraid anymore of aboriginals. Or other child asking him
when he started becoming an aboriginal, I thought this was interesting because it shows how this
child, like some children of aboriginal descent, see only one stereotypical abstract of an indigenous
person. They only have this figure in their mind, which is that aboriginals are not civilised or
educated. A person that is always half naked and plays traditional aboriginal instruments. That is why
some children of aboriginal descent try to remove themselves from everything that is linked to the
Aboriginal culture, because if you do not act like an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The book Maybe Tomorrow tells the story of Boori Monty Pryor. It describes the career path and life
story of an Aboriginal in Australia. From being a model to eventually becoming a writer or like it is
called in the aboriginal cultural, a storyteller. The book is not a typical biography, because it has been
written as a one way conversation between Boori and the reader. Personally I find this somewhat
confusing; jumping from one topic to the other does not feel comfortable to read. What it definitely
does deliver on is giving a better understanding about the aboriginal culture, the difficulties they face
from white Australians in this country and how every person in this culture needs to adapt to the way
of the white men . There are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What was also very interesting is the shame indigenous people have against their own culture.
Especially the children, which Boori describes he saw when preforming in classrooms all over
Australia. Children that think they are not really an Aboriginal because they do not life in the outback,
do not play the traditional instruments and do not look like the stereotypical aboriginal. Therefore they
are more white which means that they are normal. This is very similar to black people outside
Australia, the mind set exist that looking white and acting white is considered better. This creates a
negative stereotypical version of aboriginals, which goes together with ignorance. For example how
Boori describes the reactions of the children in the classrooms he had visited. One chid expressed that
after the performance of Boori, he was not afraid anymore of aboriginals. Or other child asking him
when he started becoming an aboriginal, I thought this was interesting because it shows how this
child, like some children of aboriginal descent, see only one stereotypical abstract of an indigenous
person. They only have this figure in their mind, which is that aboriginals are not civilised or
educated. A person that is always half naked and plays traditional aboriginal instruments. That is why
some children of aboriginal descent try to remove themselves from everything that is linked to the
Aboriginal culture, because if you do not act like an
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Style Of Filmmaking In The Killing, By Stanley Kubrick
Stanley Kubrick is known for his distinct style of filmmaking in such films like 2001: A Space
Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange. While those films do showcase the sense of auteurship from
Kubrick, his earlier works are more conventional when compared to the 1950s style of filmmaking.
The Killing is a 1956 noir film and Kubrick s third feature film, and was produced by United Artists
with a $200,000 investment and $320,000 budget from James B. Harris. This was also the first
collaboration of producer James B. Harris and Kubrick, and would later on produce two more films.
Unlike famous noir films like Double Indemnity, The Killing did not become instantly successful, but
it became more noteworthy in the retrospect as Kubrick became an established filmmaker in his later
films. Like almost every Kubrick film, The Killing was based on another material, and in this case, a
1955 low budget novel titled Clean Break by crime novelist Lionel White. The movie was adapted by
hardboiled author Jim Thompson, in which Kubrick was also credited, and when compared to the
book, Thompson did expand the roles of the characters and motivations. The movie does retain the
non linear structure of the book, and it also adds voiceover to explain the time change. Between the
two, the film did become more popular than the book, especially when the book s title is often
changed to The Killing in retrospect.
In the film s Production Code Administration file between 1955 and 1956, the
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Stanley Kubrick is known for his distinct style of filmmaking in such films like 2001: A Space
Odyssey and A Clockwork Orange. While those films do showcase the sense of auteurship from
Kubrick, his earlier works are more conventional when compared to the 1950s style of filmmaking.
The Killing is a 1956 noir film and Kubrick s third feature film, and was produced by United Artists
with a $200,000 investment and $320,000 budget from James B. Harris. This was also the first
collaboration of producer James B. Harris and Kubrick, and would later on produce two more films.
Unlike famous noir films like Double Indemnity, The Killing did not become instantly successful, but
it became more noteworthy in the retrospect as Kubrick became an established filmmaker in his later
films. Like almost every Kubrick film, The Killing was based on another material, and in this case, a
1955 low budget novel titled Clean Break by crime novelist Lionel White. The movie was adapted by
hardboiled author Jim Thompson, in which Kubrick was also credited, and when compared to the
book, Thompson did expand the roles of the characters and motivations. The movie does retain the
non linear structure of the book, and it also adds voiceover to explain the time change. Between the
two, the film did become more popular than the book, especially when the book s title is often
changed to The Killing in retrospect.
In the film s Production Code Administration file between 1955 and 1956, the
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Examples Of Identity In Huckleberry Finn
The Hoax of Personalities In Mark Twain s the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the true identity of an
individual is questioned countless times between three central characters. Along with identity, one s
self pride can also be at task. The inheritance of money, faking death, and the will to be free are at
hand to become a true successor in the journey northward. With help from the so called King and
Duke, their mission to Cairo is put more at risk rather than if Huck and Jim remained alone. Before the
trip even started, Huck had to escape the imprisonment of his cruel and abusive father, Pap. Huck s
idea of a good father was far from what Pap was, a drunk. Pap had kidnapped him because he claimed
Huck was more advanced personally; he could read, write, and he had money Miss Watson gave him.
Huck s only chance of a life outside abuse was an escape. I took the axe and smashed in the door I
beat it and hacked it considerable, a doing it. I fetched the pig in and took him back nearly to the table
and hacked into his throat with the ax, and laid him on the ground to bleed (Twain 25). In cases as
such, faking death, or fraudulency in general can be used for good. If escaping a bad life can get you
into a better one, many would say go for it, however; now that Huck is dead he must cover up his
identity to save his true self. In 2013, a film known as Identity Thief , is about a woman in Florida that
steals a man by the name of Sandy Bigilow Patterson s personal
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The Hoax of Personalities In Mark Twain s the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, the true identity of an
individual is questioned countless times between three central characters. Along with identity, one s
self pride can also be at task. The inheritance of money, faking death, and the will to be free are at
hand to become a true successor in the journey northward. With help from the so called King and
Duke, their mission to Cairo is put more at risk rather than if Huck and Jim remained alone. Before the
trip even started, Huck had to escape the imprisonment of his cruel and abusive father, Pap. Huck s
idea of a good father was far from what Pap was, a drunk. Pap had kidnapped him because he claimed
Huck was more advanced personally; he could read, write, and he had money Miss Watson gave him.
Huck s only chance of a life outside abuse was an escape. I took the axe and smashed in the door I
beat it and hacked it considerable, a doing it. I fetched the pig in and took him back nearly to the table
and hacked into his throat with the ax, and laid him on the ground to bleed (Twain 25). In cases as
such, faking death, or fraudulency in general can be used for good. If escaping a bad life can get you
into a better one, many would say go for it, however; now that Huck is dead he must cover up his
identity to save his true self. In 2013, a film known as Identity Thief , is about a woman in Florida that
steals a man by the name of Sandy Bigilow Patterson s personal
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Making A Good Income From Online Business
In one word, I can say that business ideas are hard to find nowadays. Earning a good income from
online business is also an opportunity for you to build the best strategies to achieve this and ensure
that the business does not fail.
Moreover, with the right resources and techniques, maintaining a business is as essential as building
them. Below we can talk about how you can become profitable with your business ideas in four easy
steps. The four east steps are: Understanding. Preparation. Do it Now. Flip it.
There isn t any simple strategy to start making money with your ideas for a business. But, let s break it
down using this method for entrepreneurship ideas.
If you re looking for a bypass that can be used to materializing any top ... Show more content on
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In addition, adopt their skills and ignore the things that are not working. Define your goods and
services by studying the potential of being profitable with your business. Remember, following
profitable businesses ideas can turn into a career, not a part time job. Even though you re still
employed with another company, you ll still need to understand that all it takes is to learn about your
business ideas, situation and the business atmosphere. No two ways about it!
Preparation
Next, you need to write strategic business plan for your online business. Even though you don t have
things put in place, write about your anticipated profitable business ideas, you ll see that the notion of
uncertainty will start improving, Once you write your business plan.
It s the time you re on it, writing, preparing and planning your online business that the full business
idea starts floating into place automatically. At that time, you should be able to make decision that
afterward can give you top business ideas.
Don t be a copycat for other people s strategic business plans. That s one large mistake you have to
ignore. If you want your home based online business to be successful, think of writing your business
plan first. That is the best way to go.
You may use online software or programs to help you write your business plan, however, you don t
copy other company s business plans.
To create a business plan for your profitable business ideas, the blueprint
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In one word, I can say that business ideas are hard to find nowadays. Earning a good income from
online business is also an opportunity for you to build the best strategies to achieve this and ensure
that the business does not fail.
Moreover, with the right resources and techniques, maintaining a business is as essential as building
them. Below we can talk about how you can become profitable with your business ideas in four easy
steps. The four east steps are: Understanding. Preparation. Do it Now. Flip it.
There isn t any simple strategy to start making money with your ideas for a business. But, let s break it
down using this method for entrepreneurship ideas.
If you re looking for a bypass that can be used to materializing any top ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In addition, adopt their skills and ignore the things that are not working. Define your goods and
services by studying the potential of being profitable with your business. Remember, following
profitable businesses ideas can turn into a career, not a part time job. Even though you re still
employed with another company, you ll still need to understand that all it takes is to learn about your
business ideas, situation and the business atmosphere. No two ways about it!
Preparation
Next, you need to write strategic business plan for your online business. Even though you don t have
things put in place, write about your anticipated profitable business ideas, you ll see that the notion of
uncertainty will start improving, Once you write your business plan.
It s the time you re on it, writing, preparing and planning your online business that the full business
idea starts floating into place automatically. At that time, you should be able to make decision that
afterward can give you top business ideas.
Don t be a copycat for other people s strategic business plans. That s one large mistake you have to
ignore. If you want your home based online business to be successful, think of writing your business
plan first. That is the best way to go.
You may use online software or programs to help you write your business plan, however, you don t
copy other company s business plans.
To create a business plan for your profitable business ideas, the blueprint
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Characteristics Of A Modern Day Hero
A doctor, a father, and, most importantly, a hero. Someone I would consider a modern day hero is
Derek Shephard, from the TV show Grey´s Anatomy . A hero is someone who is able to help others
without any interest that would benefit him/her behind his actions Derek is a perfect example of a
modern day hero. He is selfless and works as a doctor with the main goal of helping others. Right
before a surgery he says to everyone in the OR: Today is a beautiful day to save lives. Derek is worthy
of the title of a modern day hero because of all his good and selfless actions towards the others. What
is a modern day hero exactly? In order to understand a modern day hero, think about the
characteristics of a classical and epic hero. A classical heroes ... Show more content on
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As I said before, he is a person you can bump into easily in your life. He takes care of his family and
takes care of other people too in his job as a doctor. Chief of neurosurgery at Seattle Grace Hospital/
Grey + Sloan Memorial Hospital, Derek has to be brave and smart to look after every patient he has.
Braveness and intelligence are characteristics he has that match the ones classical and epic heroes
have. Even though his challenges are not fighting monsters, he has some pretty hard challenges like
saving a woman from a big aneurism in her brain, and the only powers he has are his skills with a
scalpel in hand. Derek does not fit perfectly the Hero s Journey idea, but he does match it in some
aspects. For example, during his last episode, Derek faces one of his major trials when he saves over
three people on the side of an empty highway after these three people suffered a car accident.
However, right after that, crisis comes and he is hit by the ambulance he called to take the people he
saved, from the highway to a hospital. Derek faces death as a consequence, however he does not come
back to life, because he is not a classical hero with superhuman characteristics, but a simple
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A doctor, a father, and, most importantly, a hero. Someone I would consider a modern day hero is
Derek Shephard, from the TV show Grey´s Anatomy . A hero is someone who is able to help others
without any interest that would benefit him/her behind his actions Derek is a perfect example of a
modern day hero. He is selfless and works as a doctor with the main goal of helping others. Right
before a surgery he says to everyone in the OR: Today is a beautiful day to save lives. Derek is worthy
of the title of a modern day hero because of all his good and selfless actions towards the others. What
is a modern day hero exactly? In order to understand a modern day hero, think about the
characteristics of a classical and epic hero. A classical heroes ... Show more content on
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As I said before, he is a person you can bump into easily in your life. He takes care of his family and
takes care of other people too in his job as a doctor. Chief of neurosurgery at Seattle Grace Hospital/
Grey + Sloan Memorial Hospital, Derek has to be brave and smart to look after every patient he has.
Braveness and intelligence are characteristics he has that match the ones classical and epic heroes
have. Even though his challenges are not fighting monsters, he has some pretty hard challenges like
saving a woman from a big aneurism in her brain, and the only powers he has are his skills with a
scalpel in hand. Derek does not fit perfectly the Hero s Journey idea, but he does match it in some
aspects. For example, during his last episode, Derek faces one of his major trials when he saves over
three people on the side of an empty highway after these three people suffered a car accident.
However, right after that, crisis comes and he is hit by the ambulance he called to take the people he
saved, from the highway to a hospital. Derek faces death as a consequence, however he does not come
back to life, because he is not a classical hero with superhuman characteristics, but a simple
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Premature Babies And Their Chances Of Survival
Premature babies have existed since the beginning of time. The only difference between now and the
past is that babies currently have more chances of survival. This paper will discuss a few components:
the history of premature babies, impact of knowledge and technology and the nurses that take care of
premature babies. We have the advancement in technology to thank for that. Today there are still some
cases where the baby might be born and still be too underdeveloped and die even with technology. For
example, I have a friend that had a baby a few months ago at nineteen weeks gestation and neither one
of the baby s lungs were developed so she died. They told her that since she was so early that there
was no way to save the baby even if they attempted to. The reason this subject means so much to me
is because I also had a premature baby. My son came at twenty seven weeks gestation and stayed in
the hospital for eleven weeks. Although he came early he survived and I am forever grateful for that.
Technology and Vanderbilt played a big part in that. Premature care was very rare but is now standard.
History of the NICU World
It is known that you might not be able to control or prevent preterm birth therefore improving the
infant s health and quality of life is the goal. The knowledge and technology was not available to keep
the babies alive. Once a child is born premature they are placed in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
In the early 20th century premature birth was the
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Premature babies have existed since the beginning of time. The only difference between now and the
past is that babies currently have more chances of survival. This paper will discuss a few components:
the history of premature babies, impact of knowledge and technology and the nurses that take care of
premature babies. We have the advancement in technology to thank for that. Today there are still some
cases where the baby might be born and still be too underdeveloped and die even with technology. For
example, I have a friend that had a baby a few months ago at nineteen weeks gestation and neither one
of the baby s lungs were developed so she died. They told her that since she was so early that there
was no way to save the baby even if they attempted to. The reason this subject means so much to me
is because I also had a premature baby. My son came at twenty seven weeks gestation and stayed in
the hospital for eleven weeks. Although he came early he survived and I am forever grateful for that.
Technology and Vanderbilt played a big part in that. Premature care was very rare but is now standard.
History of the NICU World
It is known that you might not be able to control or prevent preterm birth therefore improving the
infant s health and quality of life is the goal. The knowledge and technology was not available to keep
the babies alive. Once a child is born premature they are placed in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
In the early 20th century premature birth was the
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Ineffectiveness Of Border Control
In recent years, the concept of borders has become focused on the movement of people, with an
increasing number of countries opting for a protectionist approach to immigration. Yet, the increasing
number of casualties as a direct result of these borders calls into question the continuation of strict
border control. States use borders as a defence mechanism in the hope of protecting citizens from
criminals and terror. But, history has shown that borders have repeatedly caused significant human
suffering. Borders are also used as an economic tool to defend a countries market. However,
economists suggest borders may be preventing a doubling in world GDP. The border control of states
is ineffective. It is morally and economically flawed.
Borders between nations are, largely, used to control and monitor the movement of people
internationally. One of the fundamental problems with the border control of states is their
ineffectiveness in preventing and deterring people from crossing borders. The most notorious border,
the Mexico United States border, spans an area of 1,989mi (International Boundary Water
Commission, 2017) and has become increasingly militarised over the years due to the, ever increasing,
influx of Mexican immigrants attempting to cross the border. The US border security claimed an 81%
success rate in preventing illegal immigrants from crossing the border in 2015. However, alternative
estimates suggest that the border security s success rate was in the 40 55% range
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In recent years, the concept of borders has become focused on the movement of people, with an
increasing number of countries opting for a protectionist approach to immigration. Yet, the increasing
number of casualties as a direct result of these borders calls into question the continuation of strict
border control. States use borders as a defence mechanism in the hope of protecting citizens from
criminals and terror. But, history has shown that borders have repeatedly caused significant human
suffering. Borders are also used as an economic tool to defend a countries market. However,
economists suggest borders may be preventing a doubling in world GDP. The border control of states
is ineffective. It is morally and economically flawed.
Borders between nations are, largely, used to control and monitor the movement of people
internationally. One of the fundamental problems with the border control of states is their
ineffectiveness in preventing and deterring people from crossing borders. The most notorious border,
the Mexico United States border, spans an area of 1,989mi (International Boundary Water
Commission, 2017) and has become increasingly militarised over the years due to the, ever increasing,
influx of Mexican immigrants attempting to cross the border. The US border security claimed an 81%
success rate in preventing illegal immigrants from crossing the border in 2015. However, alternative
estimates suggest that the border security s success rate was in the 40 55% range
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Essay On Hate Crime
News #1
Nasser Kurdy was stabbed in the neck from behind with a knife. The police report this is a hate crime.
Kurdy was a muslim that helped treat people after the Manchester attack. Muslims are experiencing
more and more hate crime in the UK. This is effecting the United states. The United States has had a
lot of hate crime towards everything from sexuality to race and religion beliefs. If this keeps going on
in the Uk or anywhere in the world for that matter then a lot of people will be turning on each other.
There will be more riots and protest.
News #2
The sky turned an unusually shade of red on Monday, October 16. People are blaming Hurricane
Ophelia for the sky turning the unusually shade. The powerful winds blew in sand from the Sahara
desert. Smoke from the wildfires in Portugal and Spain are also coming in. This debri isn t good for
the environment already and this is effecting the United States by having all that debri in the air. This
could especially be bad in the future if kids now are breathing in all the bad smoke in the air and they
could get sick from it.
News #3
When Britain decided to leave the European Union that put billions of dollars the country has received
from foreign students, those who increasingly are choosing to study in the U.S. or another english
speaking nations. The UK is the second most popular place for international students, who contributed
more than $33 billion to the U.K. s economy in 2014 15. This is affecting the students who wanna
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News #1
Nasser Kurdy was stabbed in the neck from behind with a knife. The police report this is a hate crime.
Kurdy was a muslim that helped treat people after the Manchester attack. Muslims are experiencing
more and more hate crime in the UK. This is effecting the United states. The United States has had a
lot of hate crime towards everything from sexuality to race and religion beliefs. If this keeps going on
in the Uk or anywhere in the world for that matter then a lot of people will be turning on each other.
There will be more riots and protest.
News #2
The sky turned an unusually shade of red on Monday, October 16. People are blaming Hurricane
Ophelia for the sky turning the unusually shade. The powerful winds blew in sand from the Sahara
desert. Smoke from the wildfires in Portugal and Spain are also coming in. This debri isn t good for
the environment already and this is effecting the United States by having all that debri in the air. This
could especially be bad in the future if kids now are breathing in all the bad smoke in the air and they
could get sick from it.
News #3
When Britain decided to leave the European Union that put billions of dollars the country has received
from foreign students, those who increasingly are choosing to study in the U.S. or another english
speaking nations. The UK is the second most popular place for international students, who contributed
more than $33 billion to the U.K. s economy in 2014 15. This is affecting the students who wanna
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The Movie Industry
Xbox One vs. Playstation 4 Media
(Artifact paper)
Mario Palomino Student ID: 1760440 BUSB 340 Robert Liljenwall Due Date: February 23 2014
What hell is a Nintendo? I got my first video game console in the summer of 1991. My parents
purchased it from SEARS for my birthday and at which point I had no idea what it was. A couple of
the kids and their parents knew that it was and were shocked that my parents spend $100 dollars on
something like that. It was still in the box until one afternoon I came home from school. I set it up in
the living room, only room with a television. Popped in Super Mario Bros, this simple 8 bit game
would change the entertainment industry. I did not become a fanboy until I attend Florida A M.
Besides my ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
PS4 only other competition is Nintendo s Wii U. Nintendo since GameCube focused more on younger
gamers because it could not keep up with the mature rating games that both Sony and Microsoft
released. With Nintendo taking a back step, PS4 only real competition was Xbox One. Playstation 4
has not looked back since their launch date. By early February 2014 they have sold over five million
units, compare to Xbox One three million units.
History of Microsoft s gaming console Late 2001 Microsoft took its first steps in the gaming industry.
They announced their first gaming console to the world Xbox. Not since 1996 has, an American
company offered a gaming console. By early 2002, Xbox completed with all of the sixth generation
console Nintendo s GameCube, Sega s Dreamcast and Sony s Playstation 2. In all honestly, Microsoft
only real threat was Sony s Playstation 2; as both consoles were designed for the advanced gamer.
With the launch of Xbox, Microsoft also ventures into the world of online gaming, with their service
Xbox Live. Unlike Sony s Playstation 2 and Sega s Dreamcast, Xbox Live charged a fee to play online
against players across the world and gave subscribers the ability to download gaming content to
gamers. Like the other two consoles, gamers were required to have their own broadband connection.
Before Xbox discontinued, it has sold 24 million units worldwide. Four later after the successful
launch of Xbox,
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Xbox One vs. Playstation 4 Media
(Artifact paper)
Mario Palomino Student ID: 1760440 BUSB 340 Robert Liljenwall Due Date: February 23 2014
What hell is a Nintendo? I got my first video game console in the summer of 1991. My parents
purchased it from SEARS for my birthday and at which point I had no idea what it was. A couple of
the kids and their parents knew that it was and were shocked that my parents spend $100 dollars on
something like that. It was still in the box until one afternoon I came home from school. I set it up in
the living room, only room with a television. Popped in Super Mario Bros, this simple 8 bit game
would change the entertainment industry. I did not become a fanboy until I attend Florida A M.
Besides my ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
PS4 only other competition is Nintendo s Wii U. Nintendo since GameCube focused more on younger
gamers because it could not keep up with the mature rating games that both Sony and Microsoft
released. With Nintendo taking a back step, PS4 only real competition was Xbox One. Playstation 4
has not looked back since their launch date. By early February 2014 they have sold over five million
units, compare to Xbox One three million units.
History of Microsoft s gaming console Late 2001 Microsoft took its first steps in the gaming industry.
They announced their first gaming console to the world Xbox. Not since 1996 has, an American
company offered a gaming console. By early 2002, Xbox completed with all of the sixth generation
console Nintendo s GameCube, Sega s Dreamcast and Sony s Playstation 2. In all honestly, Microsoft
only real threat was Sony s Playstation 2; as both consoles were designed for the advanced gamer.
With the launch of Xbox, Microsoft also ventures into the world of online gaming, with their service
Xbox Live. Unlike Sony s Playstation 2 and Sega s Dreamcast, Xbox Live charged a fee to play online
against players across the world and gave subscribers the ability to download gaming content to
gamers. Like the other two consoles, gamers were required to have their own broadband connection.
Before Xbox discontinued, it has sold 24 million units worldwide. Four later after the successful
launch of Xbox,
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Legalization Of Prostitution In Nevada
Prostitution was made illegal in most states in 1910 to 1915 due to the influence of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union. In the United States, Nevada is the only state that allows some legal
prostitution. Nevada has eight counties that have active brothels, and prostitution outside the licensed
brothels is illegal throughout Nevada. There is no specific reason why there is some legal prostitution
in Nevada. However, it is suggested that there was a long history of fighting and protesting for
brothels and hence, prostitution became legal in some rural areas of Nevada. According to the U.S.
and State Prostitution Arrests, 2001 2010 article, California is the state that has the most prostitution
related arrests with 11,334 persons in 2010. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of them must be an age restriction. Prostitution employers and their clients cannot be underage
that means they need to be at least 18 years of age in order to participate in this activity. Prostitution
employers need to have STI, STD, and other health tests before going into the business. It should be
required that they need to be free from transmitted disease and are in perfect health condition. They
also need to take these test regularly after entering this business. The same thing will be applied to the
clients: they will need to show proof that they are free from STI, STD and other transmitted diseases
before having any sexual intercourse with a prostitute. If prostitution became legal, prostitution
employers should be subjected to equal employment opportunity laws, which states that it is illegal to
discriminate against any employee or job applicant because of race, color, religion, national origin,
sex, physical or mental disability, or age. However, I think like all other jobs, employers are not
required to hire all types of people because they might not fit to be a prostitute. Wages and the
methods of paying will depend on the prostitute and their employer to decide. They can get pay based
on the clients ratings or by the commission.There should also be hazard pay and a limit of how many
clients a prostitute can serve a day to protect them from overworking. A prostitute should also be
required to get training or schooling because he/she will need to learn how to serve a customer, how to
prevent pregnancy, how to act professionally if something unexpected happens, and other skills that
are useful for the job. A prostitute should be able to turn down a client that are rude, vulgar, racist, etc..
or they can discuss with their employer and client to raise the price. There should be specific laws and
regulations that protect the prostitute s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Prostitution was made illegal in most states in 1910 to 1915 due to the influence of the Woman s
Christian Temperance Union. In the United States, Nevada is the only state that allows some legal
prostitution. Nevada has eight counties that have active brothels, and prostitution outside the licensed
brothels is illegal throughout Nevada. There is no specific reason why there is some legal prostitution
in Nevada. However, it is suggested that there was a long history of fighting and protesting for
brothels and hence, prostitution became legal in some rural areas of Nevada. According to the U.S.
and State Prostitution Arrests, 2001 2010 article, California is the state that has the most prostitution
related arrests with 11,334 persons in 2010. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of them must be an age restriction. Prostitution employers and their clients cannot be underage
that means they need to be at least 18 years of age in order to participate in this activity. Prostitution
employers need to have STI, STD, and other health tests before going into the business. It should be
required that they need to be free from transmitted disease and are in perfect health condition. They
also need to take these test regularly after entering this business. The same thing will be applied to the
clients: they will need to show proof that they are free from STI, STD and other transmitted diseases
before having any sexual intercourse with a prostitute. If prostitution became legal, prostitution
employers should be subjected to equal employment opportunity laws, which states that it is illegal to
discriminate against any employee or job applicant because of race, color, religion, national origin,
sex, physical or mental disability, or age. However, I think like all other jobs, employers are not
required to hire all types of people because they might not fit to be a prostitute. Wages and the
methods of paying will depend on the prostitute and their employer to decide. They can get pay based
on the clients ratings or by the commission.There should also be hazard pay and a limit of how many
clients a prostitute can serve a day to protect them from overworking. A prostitute should also be
required to get training or schooling because he/she will need to learn how to serve a customer, how to
prevent pregnancy, how to act professionally if something unexpected happens, and other skills that
are useful for the job. A prostitute should be able to turn down a client that are rude, vulgar, racist, etc..
or they can discuss with their employer and client to raise the price. There should be specific laws and
regulations that protect the prostitute s
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Martin Luther, John Calvin And The Protestant Reformation
One theme present during the reformation, was smaller churches breaking off from the larger church,
and establishing their own forms of christianity. Many people were unhappy with the way the church
was running and sought to reform these flaws by making their own forms of the church. People such
as Martin Luther and John Calvin, were unhappy with how the church was being run created their own
religions. Martin Luther created Lutheranism, which did not believe in the selling of indulgences and
believed that salvation was granted by faith alone. Both of these ideas went against the Church at the
time and his ideas were highly disputed. John calvin had created Calvinism, which believed in
predestination, which meant that God had already decided who was saved, and who was damned. The
idea of predestination also went against the church s idea that faith and good works lead to salvation.
2. Immorality, ignorance, and pluralism all gave the church a bad name, but immorality hurt the
church the most. Immorality in the church consisted of gambling, drinking, and promiscuity which
cast a bad light on the church as the clergy were supposed to be men of god and were not to engage in
such devious acts. The clergy was also highly ignorant with many preaches not knowing latin, the ...
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When the reformation started, the catholic Habsburgs of Spain became nervous and tightened their
grip on the Netherlands, however, the dutch rebelled and the british took their side starting the 80
years war, in the end, the dutch were ultimately successful. As the dutch took to more protestant ideas,
the strictly Catholic Habsburgs tightened the grip on the netherlands pushing for Catholicism. The
Dutch rebelled with the help of protestant England and started the 80 years war against Spain. This
created tension between Spain and England because they were on opposite sides in the battle. In the
end, the Dutch were eventually victorious and became their own country free of Spanish
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
One theme present during the reformation, was smaller churches breaking off from the larger church,
and establishing their own forms of christianity. Many people were unhappy with the way the church
was running and sought to reform these flaws by making their own forms of the church. People such
as Martin Luther and John Calvin, were unhappy with how the church was being run created their own
religions. Martin Luther created Lutheranism, which did not believe in the selling of indulgences and
believed that salvation was granted by faith alone. Both of these ideas went against the Church at the
time and his ideas were highly disputed. John calvin had created Calvinism, which believed in
predestination, which meant that God had already decided who was saved, and who was damned. The
idea of predestination also went against the church s idea that faith and good works lead to salvation.
2. Immorality, ignorance, and pluralism all gave the church a bad name, but immorality hurt the
church the most. Immorality in the church consisted of gambling, drinking, and promiscuity which
cast a bad light on the church as the clergy were supposed to be men of god and were not to engage in
such devious acts. The clergy was also highly ignorant with many preaches not knowing latin, the ...
Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
When the reformation started, the catholic Habsburgs of Spain became nervous and tightened their
grip on the Netherlands, however, the dutch rebelled and the british took their side starting the 80
years war, in the end, the dutch were ultimately successful. As the dutch took to more protestant ideas,
the strictly Catholic Habsburgs tightened the grip on the netherlands pushing for Catholicism. The
Dutch rebelled with the help of protestant England and started the 80 years war against Spain. This
created tension between Spain and England because they were on opposite sides in the battle. In the
end, the Dutch were eventually victorious and became their own country free of Spanish
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Write An Essay On Adjustable Fabric Kidnapping
In September 2008, a two month old girl in Demorest, Georgia suffocated when she rolled into the
adjustable fabric siding of her bassinet, pressing her face into a pocket which formed near the velcro
fasteners. In January 2009, another death occurred due to the convertible close sleeper/bedside sleeper
bassinets manufactured by Simplicity Inc. The six month old girl in Fort Worth, Texas appears to have
been fatally entrapped in the bassinet bar opening created when the velcro fasteners were not secured.
The Simplicity 3 in 1 and 4 in 1 convertible bassinets, have metal bars that are covered by an
adjustable fabric flap. This fabric flap is secured by velcro fasteners, which are supposed to be
partially removed when the bassinet is turned into the bedside/close sleeper mode. If the velcro
fasteners are not properly re secured when the fabric flap is adjusted, or if the consumer entirely
removes the fabric flap exposing the metal bars, an infant can slip through the opening between the
lower metal bar and the mattress support and become entrapped and suffocate or strangle. This is what
happened to the two babies that died due to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The business no longer accepts phone calls or responds to emails from customers about questions of
the products. US Consumer Product Safety Commision said that it formally referred its investigation
of the manufacturer and its subsequent owners to the Department of Justice. An official with the
Justice Department had no comment about the situation. There have been multiple complaints to
Simplicity Co., and they delayed releasing safety alerts which led to more infant death. In an article
about the children s death and the recall, this was said about the company: At the time, the CPSC said
the recall process was complicated because the owners of the Simplicity brand refused to
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In September 2008, a two month old girl in Demorest, Georgia suffocated when she rolled into the
adjustable fabric siding of her bassinet, pressing her face into a pocket which formed near the velcro
fasteners. In January 2009, another death occurred due to the convertible close sleeper/bedside sleeper
bassinets manufactured by Simplicity Inc. The six month old girl in Fort Worth, Texas appears to have
been fatally entrapped in the bassinet bar opening created when the velcro fasteners were not secured.
The Simplicity 3 in 1 and 4 in 1 convertible bassinets, have metal bars that are covered by an
adjustable fabric flap. This fabric flap is secured by velcro fasteners, which are supposed to be
partially removed when the bassinet is turned into the bedside/close sleeper mode. If the velcro
fasteners are not properly re secured when the fabric flap is adjusted, or if the consumer entirely
removes the fabric flap exposing the metal bars, an infant can slip through the opening between the
lower metal bar and the mattress support and become entrapped and suffocate or strangle. This is what
happened to the two babies that died due to the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The business no longer accepts phone calls or responds to emails from customers about questions of
the products. US Consumer Product Safety Commision said that it formally referred its investigation
of the manufacturer and its subsequent owners to the Department of Justice. An official with the
Justice Department had no comment about the situation. There have been multiple complaints to
Simplicity Co., and they delayed releasing safety alerts which led to more infant death. In an article
about the children s death and the recall, this was said about the company: At the time, the CPSC said
the recall process was complicated because the owners of the Simplicity brand refused to
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Silk Roads Or Steppe Roads In World History, By David...
David Christian proved his passion for digging deeper into history through use of writing the article
Silk Roads or Steppe Roads? The Silk Roads in World History, published in the eleventh edition of the
Journal of World History, in the spring of 2000 by the University of Hawaii Press. Christian points out
that trans ecological exchanges are not fully appreciated and recognized in conventional
historiography about the Silk Roads; he believes they should be since they play an important role in
the expansion of the roads in the North and were apart of the flourishing of the Silk Roads. In David s
article, he recognizes different interpretations of the Silk Roads throughout different regions and time
periods and relies on a plethora of sources to do. Christian recognizes that the Silk Roads are
ingrained into historiography of China, the Mediterranean world, inner and central Asia, and also play
a vital role as links between different regions of the Afro Eurasian landmass. As mentioned previously,
this article observes that historiography focuses on the trade between trans civilizational societies and
credits them as important to expansion and success of empires and trans civilizational regions. In later
centuries, the historiography describes the flux and flow of the Silk Roads flourishing. Through the
use of sources, Christian describes these successes to have been at peak from 100 CE to the first,
second and third centuries.
The Golden Era was claimed to have ended after the Mongol period, due to being out shadowed by
other trade routes and sea routes. However, the article acknowledged that trans Asian trade and travel
later resumed, but the Silk Roads would never return to their original flourishing state. Different
interpretations of the Silk Roads continued throughout Christian s article. Conventional historiography
in the classical era depicts that the birth of the Silk Roads dates from the opening of the state
sponsored trade between China and Central Asia at the end of the second century BCE. However,
David argues that Eurasian steppeland had vigorous systems of trans Eurasian exchanges before then.
Leaders in that time basically got handed pre established trade systems and routes.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
David Christian proved his passion for digging deeper into history through use of writing the article
Silk Roads or Steppe Roads? The Silk Roads in World History, published in the eleventh edition of the
Journal of World History, in the spring of 2000 by the University of Hawaii Press. Christian points out
that trans ecological exchanges are not fully appreciated and recognized in conventional
historiography about the Silk Roads; he believes they should be since they play an important role in
the expansion of the roads in the North and were apart of the flourishing of the Silk Roads. In David s
article, he recognizes different interpretations of the Silk Roads throughout different regions and time
periods and relies on a plethora of sources to do. Christian recognizes that the Silk Roads are
ingrained into historiography of China, the Mediterranean world, inner and central Asia, and also play
a vital role as links between different regions of the Afro Eurasian landmass. As mentioned previously,
this article observes that historiography focuses on the trade between trans civilizational societies and
credits them as important to expansion and success of empires and trans civilizational regions. In later
centuries, the historiography describes the flux and flow of the Silk Roads flourishing. Through the
use of sources, Christian describes these successes to have been at peak from 100 CE to the first,
second and third centuries.
The Golden Era was claimed to have ended after the Mongol period, due to being out shadowed by
other trade routes and sea routes. However, the article acknowledged that trans Asian trade and travel
later resumed, but the Silk Roads would never return to their original flourishing state. Different
interpretations of the Silk Roads continued throughout Christian s article. Conventional historiography
in the classical era depicts that the birth of the Silk Roads dates from the opening of the state
sponsored trade between China and Central Asia at the end of the second century BCE. However,
David argues that Eurasian steppeland had vigorous systems of trans Eurasian exchanges before then.
Leaders in that time basically got handed pre established trade systems and routes.
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To compare The Charge of the Light Brigade with The...
To compare The Charge of the Light Brigade with The Destruction of
Sennacherib
In this essay we are going to be comparing two war poems. They are
The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809 1892) and The Destruction of
Sennacherib by Lord Byron (1788 1824).
The Charge of the Light Brigade is set in the Crimean war. It is about the British cavalry getting the
wrong orders and going straight at the enemy s cannons. The Destruction of Sennacherib is a biblical
story. The story tells us about a whole army being wiped out really quickly as they slept by the Angel
of Death .
The first poem we are going to look at is The Charge of the Light
Brigade by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809 1892). In this poem ... Show more content on
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Only once in the poem does Tennyson mention that a mistake has been made by saying
not though the soldier knew. Someone had blundered . As the soldiers rode through the valley of death
they were surrounded by the Russian cannons as the poem says Cannon to right of them, Cannon to
left of them, Cannon in front of them. This tells us that the Russians had the
British cavalry surrounded with cannons and were going to fire them as quickly as they could so they
could kill as many soldiers as they could before they got to the Russian front line. At the end of the
poem, in the last verse Tennyson wrote Honour the charge they made,
Honour the light brigade, Noble six hundred . This tells us that in some way Tennyson wanted people
to look at the Light Brigade as heroes. Now we are going to look at the second war poem The
destruction of
Sennacherib by Lord Byron (1788 1824). This poem is a biblical story.
The battle took place in Mesopotamia (roughly where Iraq is now). The poem has rhyming couplets
all the way through in the pattern AA BB. In the first verse there are two similes which try to
emphasise the threat of the invading army. When the Assyrian army got wiped out by the Angel of
Death (here Lord Byron uses personification), it says that the army was wiped out very quickly. In the
poem, it says And breathed in the face of the foe as he pass d . This suggests to us that the Assyrian
army was wiped out as quickly as
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To compare The Charge of the Light Brigade with The Destruction of
Sennacherib
In this essay we are going to be comparing two war poems. They are
The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809 1892) and The Destruction of
Sennacherib by Lord Byron (1788 1824).
The Charge of the Light Brigade is set in the Crimean war. It is about the British cavalry getting the
wrong orders and going straight at the enemy s cannons. The Destruction of Sennacherib is a biblical
story. The story tells us about a whole army being wiped out really quickly as they slept by the Angel
of Death .
The first poem we are going to look at is The Charge of the Light
Brigade by Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809 1892). In this poem ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Only once in the poem does Tennyson mention that a mistake has been made by saying
not though the soldier knew. Someone had blundered . As the soldiers rode through the valley of death
they were surrounded by the Russian cannons as the poem says Cannon to right of them, Cannon to
left of them, Cannon in front of them. This tells us that the Russians had the
British cavalry surrounded with cannons and were going to fire them as quickly as they could so they
could kill as many soldiers as they could before they got to the Russian front line. At the end of the
poem, in the last verse Tennyson wrote Honour the charge they made,
Honour the light brigade, Noble six hundred . This tells us that in some way Tennyson wanted people
to look at the Light Brigade as heroes. Now we are going to look at the second war poem The
destruction of
Sennacherib by Lord Byron (1788 1824). This poem is a biblical story.
The battle took place in Mesopotamia (roughly where Iraq is now). The poem has rhyming couplets
all the way through in the pattern AA BB. In the first verse there are two similes which try to
emphasise the threat of the invading army. When the Assyrian army got wiped out by the Angel of
Death (here Lord Byron uses personification), it says that the army was wiped out very quickly. In the
poem, it says And breathed in the face of the foe as he pass d . This suggests to us that the Assyrian
army was wiped out as quickly as
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Ronald Reagan and Communism
Ronald Reagan and Communism
Introduction
Critics remarked that Ronald Reagan tended to perceive things in terms of black and white, and his
attitude toward Soviet concerns was no different. The organizing principle of Reagan s defense and
foreign polices was anti Communism, and Soviet policy to him pervaded every part of the globe. Each
of Reagan s predecessors, from 1945 onwards, had been occupied with the possible Soviet threat
towards America but Reagan was obsessed with it. Unlike his predecessors, too, he saw no possibility
of compromise with the USSR, simply discounting communism as a sad, bizarre chapter in human
history whose last pages are even now being written (Dallek, 129).
Interestingly enough, Harper s editor Lewis H. Lapham commented that Reagan s anti Soviet rhetoric
may have reflected concerns about his own country. America was suffering from big government,
atheism, and relaxed moral standards. America saw in the USSR what it most fears in itself...
Americans portray [it] as a monolithic prison, a dull and confined place where nobody is safe and
nobody is free. The America of the 1980s portrayed Russia as a land of coarse commissars and
exploited peasants where cruel ideologies bent on world domination flourished and produced victims
of a repressive and greedy government. How different does this sound to capitalist America of
Reaganism? Indeed, Lapham concluded that Americans aim at the targets of their own despotism.
(quoted by Scheer, 148 149).
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Ronald Reagan and Communism
Introduction
Critics remarked that Ronald Reagan tended to perceive things in terms of black and white, and his
attitude toward Soviet concerns was no different. The organizing principle of Reagan s defense and
foreign polices was anti Communism, and Soviet policy to him pervaded every part of the globe. Each
of Reagan s predecessors, from 1945 onwards, had been occupied with the possible Soviet threat
towards America but Reagan was obsessed with it. Unlike his predecessors, too, he saw no possibility
of compromise with the USSR, simply discounting communism as a sad, bizarre chapter in human
history whose last pages are even now being written (Dallek, 129).
Interestingly enough, Harper s editor Lewis H. Lapham commented that Reagan s anti Soviet rhetoric
may have reflected concerns about his own country. America was suffering from big government,
atheism, and relaxed moral standards. America saw in the USSR what it most fears in itself...
Americans portray [it] as a monolithic prison, a dull and confined place where nobody is safe and
nobody is free. The America of the 1980s portrayed Russia as a land of coarse commissars and
exploited peasants where cruel ideologies bent on world domination flourished and produced victims
of a repressive and greedy government. How different does this sound to capitalist America of
Reaganism? Indeed, Lapham concluded that Americans aim at the targets of their own despotism.
(quoted by Scheer, 148 149).
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For This Assignment, An Interview Was Conducted With Traci
For this assignment, an interview was conducted with Traci Richards, a Licensed Professional
Counselor (LPC) with Genesis Counseling Center in Chesapeake, Virginia. Relying on Christian
principles as the basis of the therapy, Genesis Counseling Center offers comprehensive counseling and
psychological services, including individual, marriage, family, Biblical counseling, psychological
testing, group therapy, life coaching, online counseling, consulting, leadership coaching, and licensure
supervision, in an outpatient setting. The office in Chesapeake is part of a larger practice, the Genesis
Group, which has served the Hampton Roads community for decades and has locations in Hampton,
Yorktown/Newport News, Williamsburg, and Suffolk. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the key concepts include:
A belief that there is one God, who is eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
A belief that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, given to us for direction, reproof, and instruction
in living a healthy and purposeful life;
Everyone has been created for God s image. Therefore, regardless of what you have ever done, you
deserve respect and can experience God s grace.
That one can find meaning, contentment, and inspiration in life. No matter how long a person has
struggled with pain and problems, growth and improvement are possible.
A belief in holistic treatment. The agency focuses on the whole person mental, physical, emotional,
relational, and spiritual.
Each person is unique with different gifts, abilities, and struggles. Counselors are committed to walk
with individuals on their journeys to growth and healing without judgement.
A value of life from the beginning through every stage of the adventure.
Genesis Counseling is for profit, accepting Mastercard and Visa for payment. The agency accepts
most major insurances, HMOs, and Employee Assistance Programs. They offer sliding scale services
as well. As a larger agency, Genesis Counseling has in house personnel who do the billing and are
responsible for assisting counselors with
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For this assignment, an interview was conducted with Traci Richards, a Licensed Professional
Counselor (LPC) with Genesis Counseling Center in Chesapeake, Virginia. Relying on Christian
principles as the basis of the therapy, Genesis Counseling Center offers comprehensive counseling and
psychological services, including individual, marriage, family, Biblical counseling, psychological
testing, group therapy, life coaching, online counseling, consulting, leadership coaching, and licensure
supervision, in an outpatient setting. The office in Chesapeake is part of a larger practice, the Genesis
Group, which has served the Hampton Roads community for decades and has locations in Hampton,
Yorktown/Newport News, Williamsburg, and Suffolk. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some of the key concepts include:
A belief that there is one God, who is eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
A belief that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, given to us for direction, reproof, and instruction
in living a healthy and purposeful life;
Everyone has been created for God s image. Therefore, regardless of what you have ever done, you
deserve respect and can experience God s grace.
That one can find meaning, contentment, and inspiration in life. No matter how long a person has
struggled with pain and problems, growth and improvement are possible.
A belief in holistic treatment. The agency focuses on the whole person mental, physical, emotional,
relational, and spiritual.
Each person is unique with different gifts, abilities, and struggles. Counselors are committed to walk
with individuals on their journeys to growth and healing without judgement.
A value of life from the beginning through every stage of the adventure.
Genesis Counseling is for profit, accepting Mastercard and Visa for payment. The agency accepts
most major insurances, HMOs, and Employee Assistance Programs. They offer sliding scale services
as well. As a larger agency, Genesis Counseling has in house personnel who do the billing and are
responsible for assisting counselors with
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Child Abuse And It s Connection With Social Work
Child Abuse and
It s Connection with Social Work
Amanda Miller
SWK 3301 01
Child Abuse and It s Connection with Social Work Childhood should be carefree, playing in the sun;
not living a nightmare in the darkness of the soul (Pelzer, 1995, p. 166). Various discussions, studies,
and ethical problems are formed around the topic of child abuse. Child abuse, defined by the Child
Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA), is any recent act or failure to act on the part of a
parent or caretaker which results in death, serious physical or emotional harm, sexual abuse or
exploitation ; or an act or failure to act which presents an imminent risk of serious harm. (Gateway,
2013) This leaves a large area for speculation on whether situations are covered under this definition.
Nonetheless, child abuse is an unfortunate and growing problem in society today. With several causes
such as poverty, parents who do not know any differently, and behavioral issues. These are all areas
that social workers deal with on a day to day basis.
Why child abuse? There are many outlooks involving values that form social work through ethical,
personal, and professional. As far as ethically, social work can become very challenging for the social
worker themselves. This is because of the ethical dilemmas emerge in certain cases when social
workers have to choose between their duties, values, and rights. These arises due to some of the
obligations that are expected of them colliding with
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Child Abuse and
It s Connection with Social Work
Amanda Miller
SWK 3301 01
Child Abuse and It s Connection with Social Work Childhood should be carefree, playing in the sun;
not living a nightmare in the darkness of the soul (Pelzer, 1995, p. 166). Various discussions, studies,
and ethical problems are formed around the topic of child abuse. Child abuse, defined by the Child
Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act (CAPTA), is any recent act or failure to act on the part of a
parent or caretaker which results in death, serious physical or emotional harm, sexual abuse or
exploitation ; or an act or failure to act which presents an imminent risk of serious harm. (Gateway,
2013) This leaves a large area for speculation on whether situations are covered under this definition.
Nonetheless, child abuse is an unfortunate and growing problem in society today. With several causes
such as poverty, parents who do not know any differently, and behavioral issues. These are all areas
that social workers deal with on a day to day basis.
Why child abuse? There are many outlooks involving values that form social work through ethical,
personal, and professional. As far as ethically, social work can become very challenging for the social
worker themselves. This is because of the ethical dilemmas emerge in certain cases when social
workers have to choose between their duties, values, and rights. These arises due to some of the
obligations that are expected of them colliding with
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Senior Management Retreat
I was tasked with developing an agenda topics for the Senior Management retreat to be held on May
31, 2016. In order to identify the topics for discussion I needed to identify what was the current state
of the company s profitability and what the company is doing to be a socially responsible
organization.
First, I completed a thorough review of the company s current business practices and conducted
several focus groups with employees to discuss their top five ideas and suggestions for improving
their productivity, commitment to the company and overall job satisfaction. The results of these
activities produced several areas of focus SmartShoes senior management team should look at.
Below is a list of the topics as well as my rationale ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Several responses indicated that they felt ill prepared to provide a high level of productivity.
Particularly when they first joined the company. Still others indicated they felt that they had limited
opportunities for career advancement. As a result of this employees become frustrated and either leave
the company or if they stay become increasingly frustrated, which can result in lost productivity and
poor performance. Which will eventually lead to less than stellar product development and ultimately
a loss in revenue.
By implementing a training program for new staff, can start their jobs with some idea of what they re
supposed to do and how to do it (Section 7. Developing Training Programs for Staff, n.d.)
Additionally, it can show new employees the company is serious about what it does, and therefore
encourage them to be serious about it, too. A solid training program can also significantly reduce
mistakes that cost the organization loss of revenue, production times, and the reputation of their
products (Section 7. Developing Training Programs for Staff, n.d.)
For existing employees a training program also has numerous benefits: It will help them to continually
improve their knowledge, skill sets and keep them fully engaged in their work.
For all of the reasons I ve detailed I believe the implementation of these ideas will result is improving
employee morale, productivity, loyalty
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I was tasked with developing an agenda topics for the Senior Management retreat to be held on May
31, 2016. In order to identify the topics for discussion I needed to identify what was the current state
of the company s profitability and what the company is doing to be a socially responsible
organization.
First, I completed a thorough review of the company s current business practices and conducted
several focus groups with employees to discuss their top five ideas and suggestions for improving
their productivity, commitment to the company and overall job satisfaction. The results of these
activities produced several areas of focus SmartShoes senior management team should look at.
Below is a list of the topics as well as my rationale ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Several responses indicated that they felt ill prepared to provide a high level of productivity.
Particularly when they first joined the company. Still others indicated they felt that they had limited
opportunities for career advancement. As a result of this employees become frustrated and either leave
the company or if they stay become increasingly frustrated, which can result in lost productivity and
poor performance. Which will eventually lead to less than stellar product development and ultimately
a loss in revenue.
By implementing a training program for new staff, can start their jobs with some idea of what they re
supposed to do and how to do it (Section 7. Developing Training Programs for Staff, n.d.)
Additionally, it can show new employees the company is serious about what it does, and therefore
encourage them to be serious about it, too. A solid training program can also significantly reduce
mistakes that cost the organization loss of revenue, production times, and the reputation of their
products (Section 7. Developing Training Programs for Staff, n.d.)
For existing employees a training program also has numerous benefits: It will help them to continually
improve their knowledge, skill sets and keep them fully engaged in their work.
For all of the reasons I ve detailed I believe the implementation of these ideas will result is improving
employee morale, productivity, loyalty
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AM 317 Experiment 1 Essay
AM 317
MECHANICS LAB
EXPERIMENT 1
BEAM DEFLECTIONS
TEST PERFORMED: FEBRUARY 4, 2015
REPORT SUBMITTED: FEBRUARY 11, 2015
BY
HAGOP MERTEKHANIAN
Student I.D # 105200288
Wednesday 7:00 pm
GROUP 1
ABSTRACT
Deflections of a beam are important to be able predict the amount of deflection for a given loading
situation. This experiment addresses determining the yield point for a material to fail, so the stress in
the material does not have to reach to that point. This is where understanding beam deflection
becomes a useful tool. This experiment is using beam deflection theory to evaluate and compare
observed deflection per load values to theoretical values. Beam deflection experiment done by four
parts. Part 1 Simple Supported Bean, part ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(LB)
I moment of inertia (IN4)
E The modulus of elasticity.(Psi)
Ymax amount of the deflection due to applied load (IN).
L length of the beam.(IN) a distance from beginning of the beam to the reference point (IN)
P single applied concentrated load.(LB)
I moment of inertia (IN4)
E The modulus of elasticity.(Psi)
Ymax amount of the deflection due to applied load (IN).
Test Procedures
Part 1 Simple Supported Beam
1. Calibrate the micrometer.
2. Measure the dimensions and record them.
3. Calculate area moment of inertia (I) using the equation 4
4. Calculate maximum permissible loads for mid span using equation 3,where maximum stress =
18,000 psi
5. Calculate maximum permissible loads for quarter span using equation 3, where maximum stress
AM 317
MECHANICS LAB
EXPERIMENT 1
BEAM DEFLECTIONS
TEST PERFORMED: FEBRUARY 4, 2015
REPORT SUBMITTED: FEBRUARY 11, 2015
BY
HAGOP MERTEKHANIAN
Student I.D # 105200288
Wednesday 7:00 pm
GROUP 1
ABSTRACT
Deflections of a beam are important to be able predict the amount of deflection for a given loading
situation. This experiment addresses determining the yield point for a material to fail, so the stress in
the material does not have to reach to that point. This is where understanding beam deflection
becomes a useful tool. This experiment is using beam deflection theory to evaluate and compare
observed deflection per load values to theoretical values. Beam deflection experiment done by four
parts. Part 1 Simple Supported Bean, part ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(LB)
I moment of inertia (IN4)
E The modulus of elasticity.(Psi)
Ymax amount of the deflection due to applied load (IN).
L length of the beam.(IN) a distance from beginning of the beam to the reference point (IN)
P single applied concentrated load.(LB)
I moment of inertia (IN4)
E The modulus of elasticity.(Psi)
Ymax amount of the deflection due to applied load (IN).
Test Procedures
Part 1 Simple Supported Beam
1. Calibrate the micrometer.
2. Measure the dimensions and record them.
3. Calculate area moment of inertia (I) using the equation 4
4. Calculate maximum permissible loads for mid span using equation 3,where maximum stress =
18,000 psi
5. Calculate maximum permissible loads for quarter span using equation 3, where maximum stress
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Mega Cities And World Cities
Mega Cities and World Cities have key differences that distinguish them, allowing us to identify what
makes them unique, and the role they play in society, culturally and on the world stage. Where Mega
Cities are purely defined by the population that lives within them, only cities that have a global and
national significance qualify as a World City. World Cities are cities that are major centres of finance,
politics, trade and culture that extend globally well beyond their local region. World Cities are the
centre for the flow of money to and from their local regions into the global community. They attract
the headquarters for multi national companies. They also host national and international sports events,
as well as being centres ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This can have its downsides. In the developing countries where growth has been rapid,
overurbanisation can occur where not enough jobs are provided for the population living in the city,
and infrastructure is inadequate.
Manila is the only mega city in the Philippines and is located in the southwest of the island of Luzon
on an isthmus bounded by Manila Bay. Its origins go back to the 16th century when it was a trading
post to China and Vietnam. It fits the scenario of being the major urban growth area for the country.
Los Angles was founded in 1781, and grew rapidly with a strong economic base from farming and oil.
More recently, tourism, logistics and the movie industry have become very important which increases
the flow of capital through Los Angeles.
Population
The United Nation s criteria for Mega Cities is for cities with a population of over 10 million people.
Generally, Mega Cities have a high population density, that are well above smaller cities. Manila s
population in the 2015 census was 12.8 million people. Manila has a very strong population growth
rate which is expected to continue until 2050 and is responsible for more than 50% of the urban
growth in the cities in the Philippines.
The population density of Manila, like many Mega Cities in the developing world, is particularly
concerning. It has a density of 71,000 people per square kilometre in the CBD and an overall
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Mega Cities and World Cities have key differences that distinguish them, allowing us to identify what
makes them unique, and the role they play in society, culturally and on the world stage. Where Mega
Cities are purely defined by the population that lives within them, only cities that have a global and
national significance qualify as a World City. World Cities are cities that are major centres of finance,
politics, trade and culture that extend globally well beyond their local region. World Cities are the
centre for the flow of money to and from their local regions into the global community. They attract
the headquarters for multi national companies. They also host national and international sports events,
as well as being centres ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This can have its downsides. In the developing countries where growth has been rapid,
overurbanisation can occur where not enough jobs are provided for the population living in the city,
and infrastructure is inadequate.
Manila is the only mega city in the Philippines and is located in the southwest of the island of Luzon
on an isthmus bounded by Manila Bay. Its origins go back to the 16th century when it was a trading
post to China and Vietnam. It fits the scenario of being the major urban growth area for the country.
Los Angles was founded in 1781, and grew rapidly with a strong economic base from farming and oil.
More recently, tourism, logistics and the movie industry have become very important which increases
the flow of capital through Los Angeles.
Population
The United Nation s criteria for Mega Cities is for cities with a population of over 10 million people.
Generally, Mega Cities have a high population density, that are well above smaller cities. Manila s
population in the 2015 census was 12.8 million people. Manila has a very strong population growth
rate which is expected to continue until 2050 and is responsible for more than 50% of the urban
growth in the cities in the Philippines.
The population density of Manila, like many Mega Cities in the developing world, is particularly
concerning. It has a density of 71,000 people per square kilometre in the CBD and an overall
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sonnet 1 Figurative Language
Melancholy A feeling of pensive sadness typically with no obvious case. Purging Free someone from
unwanted feelings, memory, or condition. Oppressed To treat a person or group in an unfair way.
Embassy A mission sent by one ruler or state to another.
In this sonnet, the speaker slips into depression when two of the four elements, fire and air
(representing his thoughts and feelings), are given off to his significant other. The two individuals
share these elements and when the elements return to the speaker, he knows his love is safe. When he
sends the elements back, he sinks into depression as shown in the last line of the poem I send them
back again and straight grow sad (Shakespeare 14).
The main character is an individual in ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It can be expressed and accessed in many forms. Sonnet 45 is an expression of love that maximizes
intense desires. The romanticized love is highlighted throughout the entire poem. However, there are
many expressions of love that compare to romantic love. The love of a mother and her child is one that
can not fade. In the story Love You Forever by Robert Munsch, love is shown by being unconditional,
everlasting and safe. Sonnet 45 portrays unconditional love by caring more about the others happiness
rather than your own which is symbolized by fire and air that share mutual feelings (Shakespeare 1).
Unconditional appears in the story when the little boy throws his mother s watch in the toilet, yet at
night she rocks him in her arms while she sings the first line I ll love you forever ( Munsch 2).
Everlasting love expands on how love can last longer than the existence of the individuals. In the
story, as the mother attempts to sing her song for her son, she is shortly cut off not being able to finish
as she had grown old. After her passing away, her son carried on the tradition in the early stage of
parenthood by singing the song he held dear to his heart, to his newly born daughter. The song sung by
his mother can be seen as a very important gesture of love. Sonnet 45 expresses this same everlasting
love by the symbols, fire and air, being on a constant errand of love. assured, Of thy fair health,
recounting it to me (Shakespeare 12), as
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Melancholy A feeling of pensive sadness typically with no obvious case. Purging Free someone from
unwanted feelings, memory, or condition. Oppressed To treat a person or group in an unfair way.
Embassy A mission sent by one ruler or state to another.
In this sonnet, the speaker slips into depression when two of the four elements, fire and air
(representing his thoughts and feelings), are given off to his significant other. The two individuals
share these elements and when the elements return to the speaker, he knows his love is safe. When he
sends the elements back, he sinks into depression as shown in the last line of the poem I send them
back again and straight grow sad (Shakespeare 14).
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It can be expressed and accessed in many forms. Sonnet 45 is an expression of love that maximizes
intense desires. The romanticized love is highlighted throughout the entire poem. However, there are
many expressions of love that compare to romantic love. The love of a mother and her child is one that
can not fade. In the story Love You Forever by Robert Munsch, love is shown by being unconditional,
everlasting and safe. Sonnet 45 portrays unconditional love by caring more about the others happiness
rather than your own which is symbolized by fire and air that share mutual feelings (Shakespeare 1).
Unconditional appears in the story when the little boy throws his mother s watch in the toilet, yet at
night she rocks him in her arms while she sings the first line I ll love you forever ( Munsch 2).
Everlasting love expands on how love can last longer than the existence of the individuals. In the
story, as the mother attempts to sing her song for her son, she is shortly cut off not being able to finish
as she had grown old. After her passing away, her son carried on the tradition in the early stage of
parenthood by singing the song he held dear to his heart, to his newly born daughter. The song sung by
his mother can be seen as a very important gesture of love. Sonnet 45 expresses this same everlasting
love by the symbols, fire and air, being on a constant errand of love. assured, Of thy fair health,
recounting it to me (Shakespeare 12), as
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Backward Design, a planning guide
The concept of planning backward starting from desired results (the end in mind) is not new. In 1949
Ralph Tyler described this approach as an effective process for focusing instruction. Recently, Stephen
Covey, in the bestselling book, Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, reports that effective people
in various fields are goal oriented and plan with the end in mind.
Although not a new idea, the deliberate use of backward design for planning curriculum units and
courses results in more clearly defined goals, more appropriate assessments, more tightly aligned
lessons, and more purposeful teaching.
The backward design process explained by Wiggins McTighe begins with the end in mind: One starts
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What learning experiences will help develop and deepen understanding of important ideas?
R = How will I encourage the learners to rethink previous learning? How will I encourage on going
revision and refinement?
E = How will I promote students self evaluation and reflection? The second E of WHERETO reminds
teachers to build in time and expectations for students to regularly self assess, reflect on the meaning
of their learning and set goals for future performance.
T = How will I tailor the learning experiences to the nature of the learners I serve? How might I
differentiate instruction to respond to the varied needs of students?
O = How will I organize the learning experiences for maximum engagement and effectiveness? What
sequence will be optimal given the understanding and transfer goals?
Research Underpinnings
The Backward Design framework is guided by the results of the three student achievement studies
summarized below:
1) Newmann et al. (1996) investigated 24 restructured schools at the elementary, middle, and high
school levels to study the effects of authentic pedagogy and assessment approaches in mathematics
and social studies. In classrooms that emphasize interactive instruction, students discuss ideas and
answers by talking, and sometimes arguing, with each other and with the teacher. Students work on
applications or interpretations of the material to develop new or deeper understandings of a given
topic. Such assignments
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The concept of planning backward starting from desired results (the end in mind) is not new. In 1949
Ralph Tyler described this approach as an effective process for focusing instruction. Recently, Stephen
Covey, in the bestselling book, Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, reports that effective people
in various fields are goal oriented and plan with the end in mind.
Although not a new idea, the deliberate use of backward design for planning curriculum units and
courses results in more clearly defined goals, more appropriate assessments, more tightly aligned
lessons, and more purposeful teaching.
The backward design process explained by Wiggins McTighe begins with the end in mind: One starts
with the end the desired ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
What learning experiences will help develop and deepen understanding of important ideas?
R = How will I encourage the learners to rethink previous learning? How will I encourage on going
revision and refinement?
E = How will I promote students self evaluation and reflection? The second E of WHERETO reminds
teachers to build in time and expectations for students to regularly self assess, reflect on the meaning
of their learning and set goals for future performance.
T = How will I tailor the learning experiences to the nature of the learners I serve? How might I
differentiate instruction to respond to the varied needs of students?
O = How will I organize the learning experiences for maximum engagement and effectiveness? What
sequence will be optimal given the understanding and transfer goals?
Research Underpinnings
The Backward Design framework is guided by the results of the three student achievement studies
summarized below:
1) Newmann et al. (1996) investigated 24 restructured schools at the elementary, middle, and high
school levels to study the effects of authentic pedagogy and assessment approaches in mathematics
and social studies. In classrooms that emphasize interactive instruction, students discuss ideas and
answers by talking, and sometimes arguing, with each other and with the teacher. Students work on
applications or interpretations of the material to develop new or deeper understandings of a given
topic. Such assignments
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Freyr Research Paper
The sun has been depicted as a god or an object pulled by a god throughout many mythologies. Most
people may think of Helios, Apollo, or Ra when the term sun god comes up, but in Norse mythology,
there is yet another god of the sun. Frey, who is also known as Freyr, is a god who is considered to be
a god of the sun, among many other things. It can be said that Frey is to the Norsemen what Apollo
was to the Greeks. He was one of the many deities that made up Norse mythology, and also one of the
most interesting.
Frey was the Norse god of the sun, rain, agriculture, fertility, and health, and an important god in the
Norse culture. He was part of the group of gods called the Vanir, a peace loving tribe, and he s also an
honorary member of the other tribe of Norse gods, the Aesir (McCoy). ... Show more content on
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He also owned a magical ship, Skidbladnir, which can be folded up and carried in a small bag
(McCoy). Frey was often symbolized by his favored boar, Golden Bristles, who pulled his sun chariot.
Being the god of fertility, he is depicted, logically, with a gigantic phallus (Leeming). As the god of
fertility and agriculture, farmers worshipped him and traveled with an image of Frey in their wagons.
They believed this practice made their crops thrive. Many ancient Scandinavian families claimed to be
descended from Frey because they thought his presence guaranteed a plentiful harvest and peace
(Lindahl). As with most gods in other mythologies, there was a complex family system. Frey had a
twin sister, Freya, with whom he also had a child with. His father was Njord, a sea god, and while it is
unclear who is real mother is, some may say is Njord s unnamed
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The sun has been depicted as a god or an object pulled by a god throughout many mythologies. Most
people may think of Helios, Apollo, or Ra when the term sun god comes up, but in Norse mythology,
there is yet another god of the sun. Frey, who is also known as Freyr, is a god who is considered to be
a god of the sun, among many other things. It can be said that Frey is to the Norsemen what Apollo
was to the Greeks. He was one of the many deities that made up Norse mythology, and also one of the
most interesting.
Frey was the Norse god of the sun, rain, agriculture, fertility, and health, and an important god in the
Norse culture. He was part of the group of gods called the Vanir, a peace loving tribe, and he s also an
honorary member of the other tribe of Norse gods, the Aesir (McCoy). ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He also owned a magical ship, Skidbladnir, which can be folded up and carried in a small bag
(McCoy). Frey was often symbolized by his favored boar, Golden Bristles, who pulled his sun chariot.
Being the god of fertility, he is depicted, logically, with a gigantic phallus (Leeming). As the god of
fertility and agriculture, farmers worshipped him and traveled with an image of Frey in their wagons.
They believed this practice made their crops thrive. Many ancient Scandinavian families claimed to be
descended from Frey because they thought his presence guaranteed a plentiful harvest and peace
(Lindahl). As with most gods in other mythologies, there was a complex family system. Frey had a
twin sister, Freya, with whom he also had a child with. His father was Njord, a sea god, and while it is
unclear who is real mother is, some may say is Njord s unnamed
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