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Examples. How To Write A
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The Sirens In The Odyssey And Siren Song
Sirens are often viewed as birds with heads of women who have dashing voices. In both poems and
separate perspectives the reader gets a closer view of what a Siren actually is and how the authors
want them to be seen. In the Odyssey and the Siren Song , point of view, tone and imagery define how
the Sirens portrayal. Some differences and similarities help the reader view them.
Both poems share a first person point of view and their authors use different examples to portray the
Sirens. In the Odyssey, the reader obtains a bias from Odysseus and how he personally views the
Sirens. While in the Siren Song the reader acquires a point of view from a Siren herself. In both poems
they are portrayed as flattering to deceive. An example from the Odyssey is ... Show more content on
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The Siren herself uses words like squadrons and feathery maniacs to describe her surroundings and
what happens when they sing. This prompts the reader to imagine what the Siren is facing and how
they visually appear, contrary to Odysseus who only describes their voices. A quote from the Siren
Song to back up the claim is I don t enjoy it here squatting on this island looking picturesque and
mythical . This proves that the how the Sirens appear and their portrayal. They are visually beautiful
and lovely sounding. They have a purpose to be guile, but their over all looks and sound mask it. Their
sound captivates the men and makes them jump over the boat, and their appearance helps disguise any
doubt the men face. In both works the Sirens are viewed as beautiful and captivating by sound as in
The Odyssey and appearance as in the Siren Song .
To conclude the Siren Song and they Odyssey share similar and different portrayals of the Sirens using
tone, point of view and imagery to depict them. Ultimately, they allow the readers to understand how
the Sirens are meant to be seen and how they should personally view them based off the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Sirens are often viewed as birds with heads of women who have dashing voices. In both poems and
separate perspectives the reader gets a closer view of what a Siren actually is and how the authors
want them to be seen. In the Odyssey and the Siren Song , point of view, tone and imagery define how
the Sirens portrayal. Some differences and similarities help the reader view them.
Both poems share a first person point of view and their authors use different examples to portray the
Sirens. In the Odyssey, the reader obtains a bias from Odysseus and how he personally views the
Sirens. While in the Siren Song the reader acquires a point of view from a Siren herself. In both poems
they are portrayed as flattering to deceive. An example from the Odyssey is ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The Siren herself uses words like squadrons and feathery maniacs to describe her surroundings and
what happens when they sing. This prompts the reader to imagine what the Siren is facing and how
they visually appear, contrary to Odysseus who only describes their voices. A quote from the Siren
Song to back up the claim is I don t enjoy it here squatting on this island looking picturesque and
mythical . This proves that the how the Sirens appear and their portrayal. They are visually beautiful
and lovely sounding. They have a purpose to be guile, but their over all looks and sound mask it. Their
sound captivates the men and makes them jump over the boat, and their appearance helps disguise any
doubt the men face. In both works the Sirens are viewed as beautiful and captivating by sound as in
The Odyssey and appearance as in the Siren Song .
To conclude the Siren Song and they Odyssey share similar and different portrayals of the Sirens using
tone, point of view and imagery to depict them. Ultimately, they allow the readers to understand how
the Sirens are meant to be seen and how they should personally view them based off the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Natural Disasters In Malaysia
THE STUDY OF LANDSLIDE IN JELI AREA BY USING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMA TION
SYSTEM (GIS) AND REMOTE SENSING
Introduction
Problem Statement and Objectives
Material and Methods
Research outcome and Gantt Chart
Formatting and References
Language
INTRODUCTION
The natural disasters such as landslide, earthquake, volcano eruption, wildfire, tsunami are disasters
that happens in earth s system which is hydrosphere, atmosphere, lithosphere and biosphere (Van
Wesper, C.J., 2000). As Malaysia lies outside the Pacific Ring of Fire it is excluded from volcano
eruption and earthquakes. The most dominant disaster in Malaysia is the landslide occurs during rainy
seasons.
This disaster can disrupt the stable ecological system and cause destruction of properties and also kill
lives. This growing economic impact has drawn worldwide attention to study about the landslide.
Nowadays the developments are taking place in high altitude areas at a fast pace. As it possesses
impressive view and a great ventilation many housing projects and vegetation projects are built in
hillside area. Hence it is vital to carry out proper mitigations and slope managements to prevent
landslides in the area undergoing development projects.
The prevent landslides from occurring, the area seems to prone towards landslides should be identified
before any development projects carried out. The task should be done by certified experts like
engineers and geologist to examine the area by studying the stability of the soil
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
THE STUDY OF LANDSLIDE IN JELI AREA BY USING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMA TION
SYSTEM (GIS) AND REMOTE SENSING
Introduction
Problem Statement and Objectives
Material and Methods
Research outcome and Gantt Chart
Formatting and References
Language
INTRODUCTION
The natural disasters such as landslide, earthquake, volcano eruption, wildfire, tsunami are disasters
that happens in earth s system which is hydrosphere, atmosphere, lithosphere and biosphere (Van
Wesper, C.J., 2000). As Malaysia lies outside the Pacific Ring of Fire it is excluded from volcano
eruption and earthquakes. The most dominant disaster in Malaysia is the landslide occurs during rainy
seasons.
This disaster can disrupt the stable ecological system and cause destruction of properties and also kill
lives. This growing economic impact has drawn worldwide attention to study about the landslide.
Nowadays the developments are taking place in high altitude areas at a fast pace. As it possesses
impressive view and a great ventilation many housing projects and vegetation projects are built in
hillside area. Hence it is vital to carry out proper mitigations and slope managements to prevent
landslides in the area undergoing development projects.
The prevent landslides from occurring, the area seems to prone towards landslides should be identified
before any development projects carried out. The task should be done by certified experts like
engineers and geologist to examine the area by studying the stability of the soil
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Change In The 1960 s
The 1960s were a period of change in many ways for the United Kingdom. The cultural, social and
ideological revolution happened when the children of the baby boom reached their teenage years and
refused to behave like their parents. This decade was called Swinging Sixties for a number of reasons
and this is what we are going to see in more details. It was the time of rock n roll, the time of the
Beatles, of new fashion, of bob hair, sexual liberation, hippies and protest. It was a decade of change
which shaped the society we know today. In April 1966, Time magazine referred to the capital of the
United Kingdom as Swinging London , saying it was the world city of the decade. Time magazine
fixed the word in people s minds, repeating it throughout ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their first song, Love Me Do was immediately a hit. In only two years, they became international
stars. Their style, their songs that were written by themselves, their defiance of authority fascinated the
young generation who tried to emulate them. This was known as the Beatlemania. They were non
conventional and refused to bend to the rules, exactly what Britain craved at the time. John Lennon
recalls his manager saying Look, if you really want to get in these bigger places, you re going to have
to change stop eating on stage, stop swearing, stop smoking ... . After conquering Britain, they gained
over American with I Want To Hold Your Hand. They took the essence of the 1960s and put it into
their songs. Songs such as Another Girl and All My Loving replicated the care free attitudes
symbolised by this music, and symbolised cultural phenomena of the time, such as town hall rock and
fad dance crazes. But not everyone was pleased by the Beatle s popularity; to some, like Philip Larkin,
their impact on British society was largely overrated. To him, they were just an enchanting and
intoxicating hybrid of Negro rock and roll with their own adolescent
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The 1960s were a period of change in many ways for the United Kingdom. The cultural, social and
ideological revolution happened when the children of the baby boom reached their teenage years and
refused to behave like their parents. This decade was called Swinging Sixties for a number of reasons
and this is what we are going to see in more details. It was the time of rock n roll, the time of the
Beatles, of new fashion, of bob hair, sexual liberation, hippies and protest. It was a decade of change
which shaped the society we know today. In April 1966, Time magazine referred to the capital of the
United Kingdom as Swinging London , saying it was the world city of the decade. Time magazine
fixed the word in people s minds, repeating it throughout ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Their first song, Love Me Do was immediately a hit. In only two years, they became international
stars. Their style, their songs that were written by themselves, their defiance of authority fascinated the
young generation who tried to emulate them. This was known as the Beatlemania. They were non
conventional and refused to bend to the rules, exactly what Britain craved at the time. John Lennon
recalls his manager saying Look, if you really want to get in these bigger places, you re going to have
to change stop eating on stage, stop swearing, stop smoking ... . After conquering Britain, they gained
over American with I Want To Hold Your Hand. They took the essence of the 1960s and put it into
their songs. Songs such as Another Girl and All My Loving replicated the care free attitudes
symbolised by this music, and symbolised cultural phenomena of the time, such as town hall rock and
fad dance crazes. But not everyone was pleased by the Beatle s popularity; to some, like Philip Larkin,
their impact on British society was largely overrated. To him, they were just an enchanting and
intoxicating hybrid of Negro rock and roll with their own adolescent
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
OSA Pathogenesis
Though overweight and an excess of regional adipose tissue are considered major risk factors for
OSA, there are also other interacting elements in OSA pathogenesis, such as craniofacial
abnormalities and an altered UA structure. The results obtained in Lee et al. [3, 4] and Davidson et al.
[5] suggest that the appearance of OSA is connected to physiological changes in craniofacial
morphology or acquisition of speech. First studies used cephalometry and computed tomography (CT)
to examine possible abnormalities within craniofacial structures. Both techniques are very common in
medical imaging procedures. In [6] authors applied sophisticated volumetric analysis on magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI) of the upper airway soft tissue structures in
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Though overweight and an excess of regional adipose tissue are considered major risk factors for
OSA, there are also other interacting elements in OSA pathogenesis, such as craniofacial
abnormalities and an altered UA structure. The results obtained in Lee et al. [3, 4] and Davidson et al.
[5] suggest that the appearance of OSA is connected to physiological changes in craniofacial
morphology or acquisition of speech. First studies used cephalometry and computed tomography (CT)
to examine possible abnormalities within craniofacial structures. Both techniques are very common in
medical imaging procedures. In [6] authors applied sophisticated volumetric analysis on magnetic
resonance imaging (MRI) of the upper airway soft tissue structures in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Webb Garrison Research Paper
In Webb Garrison s book he wrote about how during the late 1800 s many people were taken as
hostages. Some of these hostages were held for safety. 15 members of the confederate navy were
being charged of piracy instead of putting them as prisoners. Many of public functionaries and
prominent citizens were taken as hostages. Some of these hostages were part of the 250 union men. In
addition, many families were also taken as hostages. 150 facilities, North and South, had prisoners
during the war. With the possibility that many privateers would be executed, the Confederates made a
decision of using union prisoners of war as hostages in many prisons. There were many things that
happened during this time. For example, Lincoln had a big position during this ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
As a result of this, they were put in prisons. One of the events that took place during this time was the
evacuation of Fort Sumter by the federal Major Robert Anderson. This happened on Sunday, April 15,
1861. In addition, it was also stated that due to the United States refusing to sign the Treaty of Paris,
which out lawed the practice of privateering on the high seas, now becomes something big because
privateers men are now being executed.
Moreover, during an extensive struggle on the Morris island, a lot of numbers of torpedoes were being
used by the rebels in defense of Fort Wagner. In one of the huge explosions, a corporal of the 3rd
colored troops was thrown about 25 yards. the dead soldier landed entirely naked, with arm resting on
the plunger of another torpedo.
The thesis Webb Garrison is trying to display is that about a century before the privateers had been
involved in trying to win the American Independence. On April 1861 the confederacy was free under
international law to license privateers. The possibility that privateers could be captured and executed ,
the confederate government made a choice to use Union prisoners of war as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In Webb Garrison s book he wrote about how during the late 1800 s many people were taken as
hostages. Some of these hostages were held for safety. 15 members of the confederate navy were
being charged of piracy instead of putting them as prisoners. Many of public functionaries and
prominent citizens were taken as hostages. Some of these hostages were part of the 250 union men. In
addition, many families were also taken as hostages. 150 facilities, North and South, had prisoners
during the war. With the possibility that many privateers would be executed, the Confederates made a
decision of using union prisoners of war as hostages in many prisons. There were many things that
happened during this time. For example, Lincoln had a big position during this ... Show more content
on Helpwriting.net ...
As a result of this, they were put in prisons. One of the events that took place during this time was the
evacuation of Fort Sumter by the federal Major Robert Anderson. This happened on Sunday, April 15,
1861. In addition, it was also stated that due to the United States refusing to sign the Treaty of Paris,
which out lawed the practice of privateering on the high seas, now becomes something big because
privateers men are now being executed.
Moreover, during an extensive struggle on the Morris island, a lot of numbers of torpedoes were being
used by the rebels in defense of Fort Wagner. In one of the huge explosions, a corporal of the 3rd
colored troops was thrown about 25 yards. the dead soldier landed entirely naked, with arm resting on
the plunger of another torpedo.
The thesis Webb Garrison is trying to display is that about a century before the privateers had been
involved in trying to win the American Independence. On April 1861 the confederacy was free under
international law to license privateers. The possibility that privateers could be captured and executed ,
the confederate government made a choice to use Union prisoners of war as
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Acetaminophen Is A Common Pain Reliever And Fever Reducer...
Acetaminophen is a common pain reliever and fever reducer used to treat conditions such as head,
muscle or toothache, as well as colds, fevers, and even arthritis. It is available in a many tablet form to
be ingested. These tablets are manufactured by a large variety of pharmaceutical manufactures
including a great deal of generic brand companies. These tablets all have the same active ingredient in
acetaminophen, yet each hold different inactive ingredients that can impact the overall performance of
the drug. These inactive ingredients affect the overall chemical stability of the tablets and can lead to a
faster decrease in potency of the acetaminophen tablet over time making the tablet less viable of an
option to treat common aches and pains. Storage outside the range of the recommended temperature
could greatly increase this rate of degradation.
This is an important experiment for what it means to NASA and the International Space Station, as it
will allow them to more accurately understand whether acetaminophen is a viable drug that should be
taken onto the International Space Station and on other missions, possibly missions related to Mars,
where conditions are not ideal. Additionally, this research would allow NASA to determine if it would
be safe for their astronauts to take acetaminophen past the expiration date or if the expiration date
even matters, given the conditions that they were stored, and for how long. Also, it would help NASA
determine which brand they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Acetaminophen is a common pain reliever and fever reducer used to treat conditions such as head,
muscle or toothache, as well as colds, fevers, and even arthritis. It is available in a many tablet form to
be ingested. These tablets are manufactured by a large variety of pharmaceutical manufactures
including a great deal of generic brand companies. These tablets all have the same active ingredient in
acetaminophen, yet each hold different inactive ingredients that can impact the overall performance of
the drug. These inactive ingredients affect the overall chemical stability of the tablets and can lead to a
faster decrease in potency of the acetaminophen tablet over time making the tablet less viable of an
option to treat common aches and pains. Storage outside the range of the recommended temperature
could greatly increase this rate of degradation.
This is an important experiment for what it means to NASA and the International Space Station, as it
will allow them to more accurately understand whether acetaminophen is a viable drug that should be
taken onto the International Space Station and on other missions, possibly missions related to Mars,
where conditions are not ideal. Additionally, this research would allow NASA to determine if it would
be safe for their astronauts to take acetaminophen past the expiration date or if the expiration date
even matters, given the conditions that they were stored, and for how long. Also, it would help NASA
determine which brand they
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay about Sand County Almanac
A Sand County Almanac A Book Investigation Section I: The Almanac 1) Which is the birth year of
mercy for all things natural, wild, and free? Why does Leopold give it that name? * The year 1865 is
the birth year of all things natural, wild, and free. Leopold gives it this name because in that year, John
Muir offered to buy from his brother, who then owned a farm 30 miles East of Leopold s oak, a
sanctuary for wildflowers that had gladdened his youth. His brother declined but could not suppress
the idea. (February, pg. 17) 2) According to Leopold, which has greater value things hoped for... or
things assured? * The disappointment that Leopold feels on the autumn mornings the covey chorus are
silent shows that things hoped ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(April, pg. 28) 15) To Leopold, under what conditions did autumnal pine needles become bluer and
the red carpet become redder? * The autumnal pine needles become bluer and the red carpet of
dewberry becomes redder when a chorus of quail song burst forth hardly a stone s throw away. 16)
How does Leopold outwit the great trout at the Alder Fork? What was big about the trout caught that
day? * Leopold outwits the great trout at the Alder Fork by walking upstream, dropping his dry fly
into the stream at his feet and pay out line to let it drift towards the trout who is waiting around the
bend in a hole under the Alder canopy. What was big about the trout caught that day was the chance.
(June, pgs. 42 43) 17) What are the fundamentals of animal economics? * The fundamentals of animal
economics are how big is a home range at various seasons, what food and cover must it include, when
and how is it defended against trespassing and whether ownership in an individual, family, or group
affair. (December, pg. 86) 18) Who were the Class of 1937 ? * Seven banded chickadees made up the
Class of 1937 including bird #65290. (December, pg. 94) 19) What is the best definition of a
conservationist? * The best definition of a conservationist is written not with a pen but with an axe. It
is a matter of what a man thinks about while chopping, or while deciding what to chop. Someone who
is humbly aware that with each stroke he is writing his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Sand County Almanac A Book Investigation Section I: The Almanac 1) Which is the birth year of
mercy for all things natural, wild, and free? Why does Leopold give it that name? * The year 1865 is
the birth year of all things natural, wild, and free. Leopold gives it this name because in that year, John
Muir offered to buy from his brother, who then owned a farm 30 miles East of Leopold s oak, a
sanctuary for wildflowers that had gladdened his youth. His brother declined but could not suppress
the idea. (February, pg. 17) 2) According to Leopold, which has greater value things hoped for... or
things assured? * The disappointment that Leopold feels on the autumn mornings the covey chorus are
silent shows that things hoped ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(April, pg. 28) 15) To Leopold, under what conditions did autumnal pine needles become bluer and
the red carpet become redder? * The autumnal pine needles become bluer and the red carpet of
dewberry becomes redder when a chorus of quail song burst forth hardly a stone s throw away. 16)
How does Leopold outwit the great trout at the Alder Fork? What was big about the trout caught that
day? * Leopold outwits the great trout at the Alder Fork by walking upstream, dropping his dry fly
into the stream at his feet and pay out line to let it drift towards the trout who is waiting around the
bend in a hole under the Alder canopy. What was big about the trout caught that day was the chance.
(June, pgs. 42 43) 17) What are the fundamentals of animal economics? * The fundamentals of animal
economics are how big is a home range at various seasons, what food and cover must it include, when
and how is it defended against trespassing and whether ownership in an individual, family, or group
affair. (December, pg. 86) 18) Who were the Class of 1937 ? * Seven banded chickadees made up the
Class of 1937 including bird #65290. (December, pg. 94) 19) What is the best definition of a
conservationist? * The best definition of a conservationist is written not with a pen but with an axe. It
is a matter of what a man thinks about while chopping, or while deciding what to chop. Someone who
is humbly aware that with each stroke he is writing his
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The D Day Prayer Rhetorical Devices
Franklin D. Roosevelt was not remembered for his religious attributes, yet 70 years ago on June 6th
1944, President Roosevelt pursued to calm the souls of his nation as he spoke to the American people.
Nervousness was in the air for family members of the heroic men fighting in WWII. That night, FDR
broadcasted a prayer addressing the tens of thousands of American soldiers and Allied forces fighting
on the beaches of Normandy. Americans hung onto every one of his words. Franklin D. Roosevelt s
speech The D Day Prayer with the heavily solemn tone and his strong use of ethos and pathos, brought
hope and reality to Americans. D Day was fought during World War II in the summer of 1944,
between the American Allied nations and German forces occupying Western Europe. More than
160,000 Allied troops landed along a 50 mile stretch of heavily protected French coastline, ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He repeats the phrase four times: For these men are lately drawn from the ways of peace. They fight
not for the lust of conquest. They fight to end conquest. They fight to liberate. They fight to let justice
arise, and tolerance and good will among all Thy people. They yearn but for the end of battle, for their
return to the haven of home. ( Our Documents 1.) The tone is patriotic, admirable, and appreciative.
Franklin D. Roosevelt s speech The D Day Prayer with the heavily solemn tone and his strong use of
ethos and pathos, brought hope and reality to Americans. As one of the greatest, most influential
presidents of the U.S, FDR owned the uncanny ability to be able to successfully connect with
audiences on an emotional level. Roosevelt s leadership and rhetoric talents were Sanchez 4
phenomenal. With the unfortunate circumstances of WWII and an unpredictable outcome of an
important invasion, he was able to comfort the grieving
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Franklin D. Roosevelt was not remembered for his religious attributes, yet 70 years ago on June 6th
1944, President Roosevelt pursued to calm the souls of his nation as he spoke to the American people.
Nervousness was in the air for family members of the heroic men fighting in WWII. That night, FDR
broadcasted a prayer addressing the tens of thousands of American soldiers and Allied forces fighting
on the beaches of Normandy. Americans hung onto every one of his words. Franklin D. Roosevelt s
speech The D Day Prayer with the heavily solemn tone and his strong use of ethos and pathos, brought
hope and reality to Americans. D Day was fought during World War II in the summer of 1944,
between the American Allied nations and German forces occupying Western Europe. More than
160,000 Allied troops landed along a 50 mile stretch of heavily protected French coastline, ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
He repeats the phrase four times: For these men are lately drawn from the ways of peace. They fight
not for the lust of conquest. They fight to end conquest. They fight to liberate. They fight to let justice
arise, and tolerance and good will among all Thy people. They yearn but for the end of battle, for their
return to the haven of home. ( Our Documents 1.) The tone is patriotic, admirable, and appreciative.
Franklin D. Roosevelt s speech The D Day Prayer with the heavily solemn tone and his strong use of
ethos and pathos, brought hope and reality to Americans. As one of the greatest, most influential
presidents of the U.S, FDR owned the uncanny ability to be able to successfully connect with
audiences on an emotional level. Roosevelt s leadership and rhetoric talents were Sanchez 4
phenomenal. With the unfortunate circumstances of WWII and an unpredictable outcome of an
important invasion, he was able to comfort the grieving
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A Brief Note On Peer File Sharing Software
The peer to peer file sharing application used within the organization has be essential in ensuring the
availability of shared files. Anybody can write file sharing software, so when downloading
unauthorized file sharing software to a company computer you should be aware of the possibility that
the resources on that computer may become susceptible to various vulnerabilities and threats. This
evaluation will identify as well as provide an assessment of the risks associated with unauthorized
installation of file sharing software on company servers, desktops, and laptops, identify three
technology based solutions that could provide effective protection measures, as well as provide a
matrix that will categorize and assess the risks associated with the installation of unauthorized
software on company electronic communication assets will also be evaluated.
The peer to peer file sharing application used within the organization has be essential in ensuring the
availability of shared files. The quality of work has increased and departments are running more
efficiently. Like any other application there are advantages and disadvantages associated with
applications, this particular application may render the company s data and software vulnerable. This
evaluation will identify as well as provide an assessment of the risks associated with unauthorized
installation of file sharing software on company servers, desktops, and laptops. Secondly an
evaluation of three
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The peer to peer file sharing application used within the organization has be essential in ensuring the
availability of shared files. Anybody can write file sharing software, so when downloading
unauthorized file sharing software to a company computer you should be aware of the possibility that
the resources on that computer may become susceptible to various vulnerabilities and threats. This
evaluation will identify as well as provide an assessment of the risks associated with unauthorized
installation of file sharing software on company servers, desktops, and laptops, identify three
technology based solutions that could provide effective protection measures, as well as provide a
matrix that will categorize and assess the risks associated with the installation of unauthorized
software on company electronic communication assets will also be evaluated.
The peer to peer file sharing application used within the organization has be essential in ensuring the
availability of shared files. The quality of work has increased and departments are running more
efficiently. Like any other application there are advantages and disadvantages associated with
applications, this particular application may render the company s data and software vulnerable. This
evaluation will identify as well as provide an assessment of the risks associated with unauthorized
installation of file sharing software on company servers, desktops, and laptops. Secondly an
evaluation of three
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Newark High School Rewriting Research Paper
The public school system in Delaware isn t exactly prestigious. Senior English Honors required a total
of three written papers, one of them over the summer, and the writing focus was on the CSQT. A
simple formula for a paragraph that a monkey could handle, its meaning is Claim, Set up, Quote, and
Tie in. If you had an opening and closing paragraph and three CSQT s in a paper at Newark High
School, you were a genius. Joseph Harris, the writer of the textbook Rewriting: How to do Things
with Text, implores his readers to think of the act of writing as re writing. Taking information,
thoughts, ideas, concepts from writers and utilize them with new concepts to create a fresh and more
tailored piece from the new writer s perspective, essentially using old to create new, the theory of
conservation of mass applied to writing. This process of taking others work and utilizing it for
rewriting, is very different than what Newark High School had in mind, for the concept of the CSQT
left little room for creativity. The focus was on making a claim, and using quotations to point out why
that stance was the best choice. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Any journaling that is done is essentially the dumping of all internal feelings onto paper. There is no
rhyme or reason to what is on the paper, it s just whatever feeling happens to be at the forefront of the
mind at the time. Quotes are often involved in journaling as well as activities like blogging or
emailing, however they are included to stand alone, functioning as a reminder or a type of
encouragement, for either the author or the recipient. In such mediums like emailing or blogging, the
reiteration of the day s events may include summaries of books read or phrasing of new ideas
introduced throughout the day mixed with personal opinions on what occurred. Therefore, if you
wanted to thinly stretch the idea of rewriting you could apply it to such
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The public school system in Delaware isn t exactly prestigious. Senior English Honors required a total
of three written papers, one of them over the summer, and the writing focus was on the CSQT. A
simple formula for a paragraph that a monkey could handle, its meaning is Claim, Set up, Quote, and
Tie in. If you had an opening and closing paragraph and three CSQT s in a paper at Newark High
School, you were a genius. Joseph Harris, the writer of the textbook Rewriting: How to do Things
with Text, implores his readers to think of the act of writing as re writing. Taking information,
thoughts, ideas, concepts from writers and utilize them with new concepts to create a fresh and more
tailored piece from the new writer s perspective, essentially using old to create new, the theory of
conservation of mass applied to writing. This process of taking others work and utilizing it for
rewriting, is very different than what Newark High School had in mind, for the concept of the CSQT
left little room for creativity. The focus was on making a claim, and using quotations to point out why
that stance was the best choice. The ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Any journaling that is done is essentially the dumping of all internal feelings onto paper. There is no
rhyme or reason to what is on the paper, it s just whatever feeling happens to be at the forefront of the
mind at the time. Quotes are often involved in journaling as well as activities like blogging or
emailing, however they are included to stand alone, functioning as a reminder or a type of
encouragement, for either the author or the recipient. In such mediums like emailing or blogging, the
reiteration of the day s events may include summaries of books read or phrasing of new ideas
introduced throughout the day mixed with personal opinions on what occurred. Therefore, if you
wanted to thinly stretch the idea of rewriting you could apply it to such
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Taking a Look at the Kangaroo Rat
Have you ever had questions about a certain species of animal? What about the Kangaroo Rat? What
about, more specifically, the Desert Kangaroo Rat? Why does it live in the desert with fur? Won t it
get hot? Have no fear because most of your questions will be answered right here. What does the
Desert Kangaroo Rat look like? Well, to answer that question, this species is cute in that weird sort of
way. It has a long tail with brown fur. Their two big feet have four toes each, and they have really
short arms. Along with their sandy brown fur, they have white stomachs. And on top of it all, they
have a cute small head with big, black eyes, and small ears. What does the Kangaroo Rat eat? A small
animal like this doesn t really need a feast. This species of animal eats mostly only seeds and beans
from the desert plants. Only sometimes does it eat grass and insects, but not very often. I mean, after
all, it is really small. The Desert Kangaroo Rat obviously lives in the desert. It s in the name. This
species of animal occupies the deserts of Southern Australia. Now, inside of Southern Australia is a
variety of bushes and scrubs, where these rats take refuge. They also tend to live in shallow
impressions in the sand, so that they can hop up and get to work after a well deserved rest. I mean, it
has to do something! The Rat Kangaroo isn t much of a predator to anything, unless you count seeds.
Typically being an herbivore, it really doesn t have any offenses. But it does have
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Have you ever had questions about a certain species of animal? What about the Kangaroo Rat? What
about, more specifically, the Desert Kangaroo Rat? Why does it live in the desert with fur? Won t it
get hot? Have no fear because most of your questions will be answered right here. What does the
Desert Kangaroo Rat look like? Well, to answer that question, this species is cute in that weird sort of
way. It has a long tail with brown fur. Their two big feet have four toes each, and they have really
short arms. Along with their sandy brown fur, they have white stomachs. And on top of it all, they
have a cute small head with big, black eyes, and small ears. What does the Kangaroo Rat eat? A small
animal like this doesn t really need a feast. This species of animal eats mostly only seeds and beans
from the desert plants. Only sometimes does it eat grass and insects, but not very often. I mean, after
all, it is really small. The Desert Kangaroo Rat obviously lives in the desert. It s in the name. This
species of animal occupies the deserts of Southern Australia. Now, inside of Southern Australia is a
variety of bushes and scrubs, where these rats take refuge. They also tend to live in shallow
impressions in the sand, so that they can hop up and get to work after a well deserved rest. I mean, it
has to do something! The Rat Kangaroo isn t much of a predator to anything, unless you count seeds.
Typically being an herbivore, it really doesn t have any offenses. But it does have
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The Olympics Is Not Worth The Investment
The ability to take risks is one of the most important characteristics of a successful businessperson. Of
course, there is never any guarantee that an investment will yield significant returns. An example of a
very risky decision from an economic standpoint is a country deciding to host the Olympic games.
Host cities of the Olympics often promise that they can gain capital from tourism, attracting new
investment from foreign entities, increased trade, and returns on investment in infrastructure. Many
countries have seen considerable success in gaining back the money invested into their Olympic
games. Salt Lake City s 2002 Olympics, Beijing s 2008 Olympics, and London s 2012 Olympics are
all events that stimulated economic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics were able to turn a profit. The Salt Lake
Organizing Committee (SLOC), had to make last minute extensions to security measures in the wake
of the September 11 attacks. The security force for the games consisted of 12,000 people. Regardless
of this unexpected last minute expense of $500 million USD, the U.S. was able to profit by $101
million USD from the games. This is in part due to the fact that only three out of the fifteen venues
used for the games were not already built. This means that the SLOC was able to cut down on their
overall costs. The games were broadcast to over 2.1 billion television viewers in 160 nations
worldwide. The attendance averaged 70,000 people each day at the fifteen venues as 1.5 million
tickets were sold. Each of the fifteen venues used in the games are still in use today. These statistics
show that the SLOC was very successful in their approach. Since a lot of capital was invested in
security, people were able to feel safe at the games and as a result, ticket sales met expected targets in
spite of the September 11 attacks. In another example, China was able to make unprecedented
revenues from their 2008 Olympic Games held in Beijing. Their Olympic games cost a never before
seen total of 19 billion Chinese yuan, which was the equivalent to $44 billion
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The ability to take risks is one of the most important characteristics of a successful businessperson. Of
course, there is never any guarantee that an investment will yield significant returns. An example of a
very risky decision from an economic standpoint is a country deciding to host the Olympic games.
Host cities of the Olympics often promise that they can gain capital from tourism, attracting new
investment from foreign entities, increased trade, and returns on investment in infrastructure. Many
countries have seen considerable success in gaining back the money invested into their Olympic
games. Salt Lake City s 2002 Olympics, Beijing s 2008 Olympics, and London s 2012 Olympics are
all events that stimulated economic ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
For instance, the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics were able to turn a profit. The Salt Lake
Organizing Committee (SLOC), had to make last minute extensions to security measures in the wake
of the September 11 attacks. The security force for the games consisted of 12,000 people. Regardless
of this unexpected last minute expense of $500 million USD, the U.S. was able to profit by $101
million USD from the games. This is in part due to the fact that only three out of the fifteen venues
used for the games were not already built. This means that the SLOC was able to cut down on their
overall costs. The games were broadcast to over 2.1 billion television viewers in 160 nations
worldwide. The attendance averaged 70,000 people each day at the fifteen venues as 1.5 million
tickets were sold. Each of the fifteen venues used in the games are still in use today. These statistics
show that the SLOC was very successful in their approach. Since a lot of capital was invested in
security, people were able to feel safe at the games and as a result, ticket sales met expected targets in
spite of the September 11 attacks. In another example, China was able to make unprecedented
revenues from their 2008 Olympic Games held in Beijing. Their Olympic games cost a never before
seen total of 19 billion Chinese yuan, which was the equivalent to $44 billion
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Puritan Punishment Essay
After strange and unbelievable experiences in my dungeon for two years, the unexpected adventures at
the swinger s club, and being a call girl for women in 1981, I thought I had seen and experienced most
of the best and the worst. Oddly, I never gave a second thought to Puritan punishment existing in the
United States today. It was brought to my attention in the summer of 1982 when, one stifling hot day
in August, I found out the hard way. Puritan punishment was the law in seventeenth century colonial
America before jail became popular. Forms of humiliation were thought to be more effective than
other forms of emotional or physical pain, and my first hand experience in Tallahassee, FL, confirmed
that. My humiliation experience with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
New Orleans! Driving through Mississippi, the Deep South was a story in and of itself. When we
stopped at a roadside diner to get lunch, I felt it necessary to carry my weapon into the restaurant. I
chose a table by the window so I could keep tabs on the Corvette. Not ten minutes into our meal,
several curious admirers surrounded my car. They were scratching and shaking their heads as though
they had never seen a flashy sports car before. But I was more startled when we got back on the road
to see a truck full of country folk following as close as they could to my car, taking as many photos as
their cameras would permit. We were evidently the Saturday afternoon news and amusement attraction
in Mississippi. After driving endlessly past plantation fields and numerous weather beaten shanties, I
was relieved to arrive in New Orleans! We stayed in the city of jazz and soul music for three days and
three nights right in the middle of Bourbon Street in the famous French Quarter where we enjoyed the
fantastic nightclub hot spots, great food, spirits and antique stores. I will always love trips to New
Orleans. It s my favorite party town. After departing from the French Quarter, we headed north to
Biloxi, Mississippi, east through Mobile, Alabama and out onto Florida s long, desolate and boring
country highway into the panhandle and past Pensacola. On the drive home, I started feeling a lot of
nervous anxiety. I was suddenly
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After strange and unbelievable experiences in my dungeon for two years, the unexpected adventures at
the swinger s club, and being a call girl for women in 1981, I thought I had seen and experienced most
of the best and the worst. Oddly, I never gave a second thought to Puritan punishment existing in the
United States today. It was brought to my attention in the summer of 1982 when, one stifling hot day
in August, I found out the hard way. Puritan punishment was the law in seventeenth century colonial
America before jail became popular. Forms of humiliation were thought to be more effective than
other forms of emotional or physical pain, and my first hand experience in Tallahassee, FL, confirmed
that. My humiliation experience with ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
New Orleans! Driving through Mississippi, the Deep South was a story in and of itself. When we
stopped at a roadside diner to get lunch, I felt it necessary to carry my weapon into the restaurant. I
chose a table by the window so I could keep tabs on the Corvette. Not ten minutes into our meal,
several curious admirers surrounded my car. They were scratching and shaking their heads as though
they had never seen a flashy sports car before. But I was more startled when we got back on the road
to see a truck full of country folk following as close as they could to my car, taking as many photos as
their cameras would permit. We were evidently the Saturday afternoon news and amusement attraction
in Mississippi. After driving endlessly past plantation fields and numerous weather beaten shanties, I
was relieved to arrive in New Orleans! We stayed in the city of jazz and soul music for three days and
three nights right in the middle of Bourbon Street in the famous French Quarter where we enjoyed the
fantastic nightclub hot spots, great food, spirits and antique stores. I will always love trips to New
Orleans. It s my favorite party town. After departing from the French Quarter, we headed north to
Biloxi, Mississippi, east through Mobile, Alabama and out onto Florida s long, desolate and boring
country highway into the panhandle and past Pensacola. On the drive home, I started feeling a lot of
nervous anxiety. I was suddenly
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Racquet ball is a fast paced sport that has in the last...
Racquet ball is a fast paced sport that has in the last few years has gained popularity at an enormous
rate. Not only does racquetball offer an excellent cardio workout, the intensity can be exhilarating and
releases stress. Once racquetball was considered a businessman sport, but with the game increasing in
popularity, it has become a sport that has attracted fans from all walks of life and all ages. Racquetball
is played on a rectangular indoor court with four side walls and a ceiling. The courts are designed so
that the ball can bounce off any surface and still be in play, yet it is in a confined area so you don t
have to run to cover too much territory. Fitness centers and larger gyms are the best places to find
racquetball court. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Points are scored when after serving the ball, the server wins the rally. If the player returning serve
wins the rally, no points are scored for either player, and the player who won the rally retains the right
to serve. Keeping the ball low and hitting it high gives the opponent time to get to the ball before it
bounces twice. Once the ball is in play, each player hits the ball back and forth until one misses the
ball, hits an illegal shot or goes out of bounds. The objective is earn points or win the serve each
player must try end the rally. To end a rally, a player s shot hits the front wall at its lowest point,
causing the ball to go out of bounds rather than bounce back into the playing area; this is call a kill
shot or a rollout. Rallies end with an error, or if the ball makes contact with the floor before reaching
the wall. The walls and ceilings can be used for shot variations. The key to a great shot is to grip your
racquet firmly. Many shots will fall short because of an improper grip and the racquet ends up at the
wrong angle when it actually makes contact with the ball. A firm grip will make your shots faster and
more accurate. Using the wall to your advantage is one of your best defenses. To excel at the sport
practice makes perfect. Racquetball is also a great game for just one person. Practice hitting balls off
of the walls
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Racquet ball is a fast paced sport that has in the last few years has gained popularity at an enormous
rate. Not only does racquetball offer an excellent cardio workout, the intensity can be exhilarating and
releases stress. Once racquetball was considered a businessman sport, but with the game increasing in
popularity, it has become a sport that has attracted fans from all walks of life and all ages. Racquetball
is played on a rectangular indoor court with four side walls and a ceiling. The courts are designed so
that the ball can bounce off any surface and still be in play, yet it is in a confined area so you don t
have to run to cover too much territory. Fitness centers and larger gyms are the best places to find
racquetball court. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Points are scored when after serving the ball, the server wins the rally. If the player returning serve
wins the rally, no points are scored for either player, and the player who won the rally retains the right
to serve. Keeping the ball low and hitting it high gives the opponent time to get to the ball before it
bounces twice. Once the ball is in play, each player hits the ball back and forth until one misses the
ball, hits an illegal shot or goes out of bounds. The objective is earn points or win the serve each
player must try end the rally. To end a rally, a player s shot hits the front wall at its lowest point,
causing the ball to go out of bounds rather than bounce back into the playing area; this is call a kill
shot or a rollout. Rallies end with an error, or if the ball makes contact with the floor before reaching
the wall. The walls and ceilings can be used for shot variations. The key to a great shot is to grip your
racquet firmly. Many shots will fall short because of an improper grip and the racquet ends up at the
wrong angle when it actually makes contact with the ball. A firm grip will make your shots faster and
more accurate. Using the wall to your advantage is one of your best defenses. To excel at the sport
practice makes perfect. Racquetball is also a great game for just one person. Practice hitting balls off
of the walls
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The Problem Of Smartphone Addiction
Nowadays, we can easily see people sitting around each other but only staring at their smartphone
without any conversation. Smartphones of today have so many features that people can hardly seem to
look up and keep them for a second. These behavior is more likely to be see as an addiction.
Obviously, people have different opinion regarding smartphone addiction where some people think it
is a problem whereas some might not. Despite of all the facts and opinion we question ourselves are
we even addicted to smartphone? Do we reach for our smartphone first thing in the morning? Is our
smartphone the last thing we check at night? In Stop Smartphone Insanity , the purpose of the
commercial is to persuade people to stop smartphone addiction that is dangerous and I think that they
did an excellent job presenting their idea.
The Stop Smartphone Insanity is a Public Service announcement which uses comedic and satirical
style of presentation to convey their message on creating awareness to people to look up and stop
smartphone addiction. The main character who is extremely addicted to his smartphone acted as Jim
Carrey to exaggerate how insanely people addicted to their smartphone. The commercial starts by
introducing the him and followed by some unfortunate event which is caused by his negligence
towards his surroundings because of his addiction. Jim was distracted with his phone when sitting
with his friend in the cafeteria, bumping into the doors, lamp post and even into random
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Nowadays, we can easily see people sitting around each other but only staring at their smartphone
without any conversation. Smartphones of today have so many features that people can hardly seem to
look up and keep them for a second. These behavior is more likely to be see as an addiction.
Obviously, people have different opinion regarding smartphone addiction where some people think it
is a problem whereas some might not. Despite of all the facts and opinion we question ourselves are
we even addicted to smartphone? Do we reach for our smartphone first thing in the morning? Is our
smartphone the last thing we check at night? In Stop Smartphone Insanity , the purpose of the
commercial is to persuade people to stop smartphone addiction that is dangerous and I think that they
did an excellent job presenting their idea.
The Stop Smartphone Insanity is a Public Service announcement which uses comedic and satirical
style of presentation to convey their message on creating awareness to people to look up and stop
smartphone addiction. The main character who is extremely addicted to his smartphone acted as Jim
Carrey to exaggerate how insanely people addicted to their smartphone. The commercial starts by
introducing the him and followed by some unfortunate event which is caused by his negligence
towards his surroundings because of his addiction. Jim was distracted with his phone when sitting
with his friend in the cafeteria, bumping into the doors, lamp post and even into random
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Business Plan for an Established Business
Business Plan Gary Reeves Studio Upholstery 6810 W. Cheyenne Las Vegas Nevada, 89108 (702)
380 8468 office Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 Executive Summary General Company
Description 4 Products and Services 7 Marketing Plan 8 Operational Plan 15 Management and
Organization 20 Personal Financial Statement 21 Financial History and Analysis 22 Financial Plan 23
Appendices 24 Executive Summary Studio Upholstery provides a wide variety of services. We
specialize in Antique, Custom Auto Restoration, Hot Rods, Custom Auto s, and Marine . Mr. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We bill according to each job individually, our labor is always $85.hrly. Form of ownership: Joint
Venture Company history: Studio Upholstery has been in business for almost 3 years. A success was
Sunland Dash and Accessories (sold out to partners). Previous failures were Unique Upholstery and
Best Upholstery. We learned not to grow excessively without proper planning. Over a time span of 28
years as an Independent Upholsterer I am recognized as being one of the best in my field. Studio
Upholstery has 2 employees. We sponsor different types of car shows and drives ex: Addictive (car
club) toyz. The biggest problem was starting this business during it s down season with no capital, and
receiving no income for several months due to reinvesting into the business. Most important strengths
and core competencies: Expanding our services and catering to a variety of clients. By soliciting
businesses with specialized needs. Advertising our experience in many different types of upholstery,
our business will prosper. My biggest competitive strength is my ability to do both Auto and Furniture
Upholstery. I have 28yrs of Upholstery experience. I enjoy inter acting with customers, am very
disciplined with strong working habits, as well as a Seasoned Upholsterer. Long term: We plan to keep
the accounts scheduled at a steady pace in order to keep the business thriving, and have a steady
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Business Plan Gary Reeves Studio Upholstery 6810 W. Cheyenne Las Vegas Nevada, 89108 (702)
380 8468 office Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 Executive Summary General Company
Description 4 Products and Services 7 Marketing Plan 8 Operational Plan 15 Management and
Organization 20 Personal Financial Statement 21 Financial History and Analysis 22 Financial Plan 23
Appendices 24 Executive Summary Studio Upholstery provides a wide variety of services. We
specialize in Antique, Custom Auto Restoration, Hot Rods, Custom Auto s, and Marine . Mr. ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
We bill according to each job individually, our labor is always $85.hrly. Form of ownership: Joint
Venture Company history: Studio Upholstery has been in business for almost 3 years. A success was
Sunland Dash and Accessories (sold out to partners). Previous failures were Unique Upholstery and
Best Upholstery. We learned not to grow excessively without proper planning. Over a time span of 28
years as an Independent Upholsterer I am recognized as being one of the best in my field. Studio
Upholstery has 2 employees. We sponsor different types of car shows and drives ex: Addictive (car
club) toyz. The biggest problem was starting this business during it s down season with no capital, and
receiving no income for several months due to reinvesting into the business. Most important strengths
and core competencies: Expanding our services and catering to a variety of clients. By soliciting
businesses with specialized needs. Advertising our experience in many different types of upholstery,
our business will prosper. My biggest competitive strength is my ability to do both Auto and Furniture
Upholstery. I have 28yrs of Upholstery experience. I enjoy inter acting with customers, am very
disciplined with strong working habits, as well as a Seasoned Upholsterer. Long term: We plan to keep
the accounts scheduled at a steady pace in order to keep the business thriving, and have a steady
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Convicts In Australia Essay
Between 1788 and 1868, as a punishment for crime, around 160 000 British and Irish convicts were
transported to the Australian colonies. A decision was made to transport criminals to Australia in order
for them to work. The decision was made against those who committed crimes. This was a beneficial
settlement, which forced convicts to leave their country and work in Australia. The convicts, when
transported to Australia, lived a very harsh and disciplined life.
Between 1788 1868, around 160 000 British and Irish convicts were transported to the Australian
colonies as a punishment for crime. The industrial revolution transformed the British economic base
from agriculture to industry. Small farms were bought by wealthy landowners and were ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This lead to the decision to transport convicts to Australia to work against the wishes of the criminals.
Working conditions in Australia for most convicts were brutal. Although convicts were transported to
Australia for a bad reason, some were very successful. Convicts who had skills such as carpentry,
were put to use but building the new town and others that were growing around it. Unfortunately, for
others, convict life was a living hell. Not every convict had special skills and behaved him or herself.
For those who were stubborn, there was a serious consequence.
Those judged to be unmanageable or defiant might be sent to even more isolates places of secondary
punishment. The most notorious of these were on Norfolk Island and at Port Arthur in Van Diemen s
Land (Tasmania). Brutal physical punishment, floggings and beatings were common and convicts
were worked beyond the point of exhaustion. Port Arthur prison was established as a penal settlement
in 1833. Here, psychological cruelty took precedence over physical brutality. Convicts spent long
periods in isolation, without any physical contact with the outside world. Over the 80 years from 1788
until the last convicts arrived in 1868, approximately 160,000 convicts were transported to the
Australian
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Between 1788 and 1868, as a punishment for crime, around 160 000 British and Irish convicts were
transported to the Australian colonies. A decision was made to transport criminals to Australia in order
for them to work. The decision was made against those who committed crimes. This was a beneficial
settlement, which forced convicts to leave their country and work in Australia. The convicts, when
transported to Australia, lived a very harsh and disciplined life.
Between 1788 1868, around 160 000 British and Irish convicts were transported to the Australian
colonies as a punishment for crime. The industrial revolution transformed the British economic base
from agriculture to industry. Small farms were bought by wealthy landowners and were ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
This lead to the decision to transport convicts to Australia to work against the wishes of the criminals.
Working conditions in Australia for most convicts were brutal. Although convicts were transported to
Australia for a bad reason, some were very successful. Convicts who had skills such as carpentry,
were put to use but building the new town and others that were growing around it. Unfortunately, for
others, convict life was a living hell. Not every convict had special skills and behaved him or herself.
For those who were stubborn, there was a serious consequence.
Those judged to be unmanageable or defiant might be sent to even more isolates places of secondary
punishment. The most notorious of these were on Norfolk Island and at Port Arthur in Van Diemen s
Land (Tasmania). Brutal physical punishment, floggings and beatings were common and convicts
were worked beyond the point of exhaustion. Port Arthur prison was established as a penal settlement
in 1833. Here, psychological cruelty took precedence over physical brutality. Convicts spent long
periods in isolation, without any physical contact with the outside world. Over the 80 years from 1788
until the last convicts arrived in 1868, approximately 160,000 convicts were transported to the
Australian
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Eskimo Curlew Essay
The Eskimo curlew (Numenius borealis) is a medium sized shorebird with long legs and a long thin,
bill that curves downwards. The curlew s colors are usually mottled brown, on the upper parts, while
the breast and abdomen are a buff color. Some would describe its color as more of a cinnamon . This
pigeon sized bird belongs to the Class: Aves, Order: Charadriliformes, Family: Scolopacidae, and
Genus: Numenius. According to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Eskimo curlew is related
to other shore birds such as Snipes, sandpipers, and phalaropes. According to the wildlife and fisheries
of the Louisiana government, the curlew s status is as a critically endangered species and now
virtually extinct. It was listed in the United States on March 11, 1967. This means that any taking or
harassment of this species is a violation of state and federal laws. Due to this, it is very rare that there
is a sighting of this small avian. The last known sightings were stated to be seen in Galveston, Texas.
The state element rank for the Eskimo curlew is SH which means that there a historical occurrence of
the species here in Louisiana, but nothing recent has been verified ... Show more content on
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Especially, since the last known sighting in Louisiana of the Eskimo curlew was at least 20 years ago.
This proves how we need to be conscience of the way we interact with the ecosystems that house
millions of species of animals that are important to our world. Though the Eskimo curlew may not get
as much attention as that of the foreign or exotic endangered species, it still need to be shown just how
detrimental the effects of man has had on the species. I feel most exotic or pretty animals get more
push or attention in the media because of their looks, especially with social media. Though there is
still work to be down around the world, I feel Louisiana is pretty good at pushing
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The Eskimo curlew (Numenius borealis) is a medium sized shorebird with long legs and a long thin,
bill that curves downwards. The curlew s colors are usually mottled brown, on the upper parts, while
the breast and abdomen are a buff color. Some would describe its color as more of a cinnamon . This
pigeon sized bird belongs to the Class: Aves, Order: Charadriliformes, Family: Scolopacidae, and
Genus: Numenius. According to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Eskimo curlew is related
to other shore birds such as Snipes, sandpipers, and phalaropes. According to the wildlife and fisheries
of the Louisiana government, the curlew s status is as a critically endangered species and now
virtually extinct. It was listed in the United States on March 11, 1967. This means that any taking or
harassment of this species is a violation of state and federal laws. Due to this, it is very rare that there
is a sighting of this small avian. The last known sightings were stated to be seen in Galveston, Texas.
The state element rank for the Eskimo curlew is SH which means that there a historical occurrence of
the species here in Louisiana, but nothing recent has been verified ... Show more content on
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Especially, since the last known sighting in Louisiana of the Eskimo curlew was at least 20 years ago.
This proves how we need to be conscience of the way we interact with the ecosystems that house
millions of species of animals that are important to our world. Though the Eskimo curlew may not get
as much attention as that of the foreign or exotic endangered species, it still need to be shown just how
detrimental the effects of man has had on the species. I feel most exotic or pretty animals get more
push or attention in the media because of their looks, especially with social media. Though there is
still work to be down around the world, I feel Louisiana is pretty good at pushing
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Animal Farm By George Orwell Research Paper
From then until now, writers always like to use literature to illustrate political issue. Because of the
unstable political situations and the dictatorships that still appear nowadays, British author George
Orwell s notable novels such as 1984 and Animal Farm become popular again. George Orwell s
novels are famous for the criticism and irony, they criticize the despotism and show his anti utopia
idea, and even predicted what happened after he wrote his novels.
In 1903, George Orwell was born in British Indian, he described his family as a lower upper middle
class. His father was a British civil servant in the Indian Opium Department. When George Orwell
was one year old, his mother brought him and his two sisters to England and his father ... Show more
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In Animal Farm, Napoleon, the tyrant who rules the animal farm, was the character that George
Orwell used to represent the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. He sets the rules that are beneficial to
himself and forces other animals to work for him, he also sends his dogs to hurt whoever doesn t obey
to his command or challenge him. Orwell used a lot of symbols to represent his ideas and his thoughts.
For example, In the novel, after the animals build the windmill which symbolizes Soviet Union started
to industrialize themselves; Napoleon indulges his own pleasure and the windmill got destroyed
indicates the corruption of Soviet Government and the economic crises; Napoleon kills the animals
who disobeyed him and plays poker with human represent the Great Purge by Stalin and the Cold War.
Tell the story of Animal Farm to reflect his political views, George Orwell thinks that it is important to
have liberty, equality and fraternity, and the only way to achieve that is socialism. Dictatorship is still
here currently, a lot of people who are on a high position in government only care about their own
benefit instead of the whole
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From then until now, writers always like to use literature to illustrate political issue. Because of the
unstable political situations and the dictatorships that still appear nowadays, British author George
Orwell s notable novels such as 1984 and Animal Farm become popular again. George Orwell s
novels are famous for the criticism and irony, they criticize the despotism and show his anti utopia
idea, and even predicted what happened after he wrote his novels.
In 1903, George Orwell was born in British Indian, he described his family as a lower upper middle
class. His father was a British civil servant in the Indian Opium Department. When George Orwell
was one year old, his mother brought him and his two sisters to England and his father ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Animal Farm, Napoleon, the tyrant who rules the animal farm, was the character that George
Orwell used to represent the Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. He sets the rules that are beneficial to
himself and forces other animals to work for him, he also sends his dogs to hurt whoever doesn t obey
to his command or challenge him. Orwell used a lot of symbols to represent his ideas and his thoughts.
For example, In the novel, after the animals build the windmill which symbolizes Soviet Union started
to industrialize themselves; Napoleon indulges his own pleasure and the windmill got destroyed
indicates the corruption of Soviet Government and the economic crises; Napoleon kills the animals
who disobeyed him and plays poker with human represent the Great Purge by Stalin and the Cold War.
Tell the story of Animal Farm to reflect his political views, George Orwell thinks that it is important to
have liberty, equality and fraternity, and the only way to achieve that is socialism. Dictatorship is still
here currently, a lot of people who are on a high position in government only care about their own
benefit instead of the whole
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Finance de La Torre
De la Torre a) Why is corporate finance important to all managers? * It is important for the decisions
taken in the company, investment decisions and financing decisions. * Every decision taken in the
company has a financial impact. * Investment projects, how much to invest and what assets to invest.
* To raise the necessary cash * To increase the shareholders stake in the firm. b) Describe the
organizational forms a company might have as it evolves from a start up to a major corporation. List
the advantages and disadvantages of each form. Sole Proprietorship. Sole owner of a business. The
manager and the owner is the same person. The sole proprietorship has unlimited liability. You pay
taxes as owner and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
WACC =XD (rD) (1 Tx) + XS(rS) XD: % de los pasivos del total de deuda de acreedores financieros
representados del total de los recursos. rD: Costo de los recursos de los acreedores (tasa de interés).
Tx: Tasa de impuestos. XS: Proporción de los recursos de los accionistas en el total de recursos con
costo explícito. rS: Costo de oportunidad de los recursos aportados por el accionista. Tasa de retorno
de los accionistas en función del riesgo que enfrenta. h) How do free cash flows and weighted average
cost of capital interact to determine a firm s value? Tiene que ver con valuación. Firm value es el valor
presente a precios del mercado. Valor intrínseco: valor presente de los flujos de efectivo. A firm s
fundamental, or intrinsic, value is defined by: Value=
FCF11+WACC1+FCF21+WACC2+FCF31+WACC3+...+FCF∞1+WACC∞ i) Who are the providers
(savers) and users (borrowers) of capital? How is capital transferred between savers and borrowers?
Savers: Households are net savers. Persons, families, companies which their income is greater than
their expenses. Governments are net savers when they run a surplus. Borrowers: Non financial
corporations are net borrowers. Governments are net borrowers when they run a deficit. Capital is
transferred through: a) direct transfer (in example, corporation issues commercial paper to insurance
company) b) an investment banking house (in example, seasoned equity offering, or
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De la Torre a) Why is corporate finance important to all managers? * It is important for the decisions
taken in the company, investment decisions and financing decisions. * Every decision taken in the
company has a financial impact. * Investment projects, how much to invest and what assets to invest.
* To raise the necessary cash * To increase the shareholders stake in the firm. b) Describe the
organizational forms a company might have as it evolves from a start up to a major corporation. List
the advantages and disadvantages of each form. Sole Proprietorship. Sole owner of a business. The
manager and the owner is the same person. The sole proprietorship has unlimited liability. You pay
taxes as owner and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
WACC =XD (rD) (1 Tx) + XS(rS) XD: % de los pasivos del total de deuda de acreedores financieros
representados del total de los recursos. rD: Costo de los recursos de los acreedores (tasa de interés).
Tx: Tasa de impuestos. XS: Proporción de los recursos de los accionistas en el total de recursos con
costo explícito. rS: Costo de oportunidad de los recursos aportados por el accionista. Tasa de retorno
de los accionistas en función del riesgo que enfrenta. h) How do free cash flows and weighted average
cost of capital interact to determine a firm s value? Tiene que ver con valuación. Firm value es el valor
presente a precios del mercado. Valor intrínseco: valor presente de los flujos de efectivo. A firm s
fundamental, or intrinsic, value is defined by: Value=
FCF11+WACC1+FCF21+WACC2+FCF31+WACC3+...+FCF∞1+WACC∞ i) Who are the providers
(savers) and users (borrowers) of capital? How is capital transferred between savers and borrowers?
Savers: Households are net savers. Persons, families, companies which their income is greater than
their expenses. Governments are net savers when they run a surplus. Borrowers: Non financial
corporations are net borrowers. Governments are net borrowers when they run a deficit. Capital is
transferred through: a) direct transfer (in example, corporation issues commercial paper to insurance
company) b) an investment banking house (in example, seasoned equity offering, or
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Nicolas Steno s Success
One particular scientist who changed the world as people knew it, or as people had known it was
Nicolas Steno. This is true because most of his work and studies centered upon the past. He is most
remembered for his work in the study of organisms. Steno studied geology and anatomy,
revolutionizing the way people knew the world and themselves in their own time. A Danish scientist,
born in 1638, he converted to Catholicism in 1667 and later became a priest. He was simply fascinated
with the world that God had created and wanted to explore it at its core. In fact, he kept a close
relationship with God and was later appointed by Pope Innocent XI as both Vicar Apostolic of Nordic
Missions and Bishop of Titopolis.A man of both faith and science, Steno ... Show more content on
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He truly embodies the latin phrase Fides et Ratio. This saying emphasizes the importance of both faith
and reason and their importance in the Catholic worldview. Steno really does prove that faith and
reason do not compete with each other for both attention and allegiance. Rather, proper faith and
proper reason are, in fact, truly complementary. Nicolas Steno embodies this teaching because
throughout the time that he was making all of these revolutionary contributions to science, becoming
the founder of geology, he was before everything else in in his life, above all, a true man of faith and a
man of God. Saint Nicolas Steno will forever have a lasting impact on the Catholic Church and the
broad field of geology. The contributions this man made to both science and to God are really
immeasurable. Science, at his core, really means knowledge, this knowledge comes from none other
than God, the Creator. People today need to realize this just as Nicolas Steno did. Steno fully accepted
and even embraced the fact that everything that he was studying had come from God. This even
encouraged his pursuit of furthering himself in the Catholic Church. Steno was a true saint, and calls
on those following him to be the same, using both faith and
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One particular scientist who changed the world as people knew it, or as people had known it was
Nicolas Steno. This is true because most of his work and studies centered upon the past. He is most
remembered for his work in the study of organisms. Steno studied geology and anatomy,
revolutionizing the way people knew the world and themselves in their own time. A Danish scientist,
born in 1638, he converted to Catholicism in 1667 and later became a priest. He was simply fascinated
with the world that God had created and wanted to explore it at its core. In fact, he kept a close
relationship with God and was later appointed by Pope Innocent XI as both Vicar Apostolic of Nordic
Missions and Bishop of Titopolis.A man of both faith and science, Steno ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
He truly embodies the latin phrase Fides et Ratio. This saying emphasizes the importance of both faith
and reason and their importance in the Catholic worldview. Steno really does prove that faith and
reason do not compete with each other for both attention and allegiance. Rather, proper faith and
proper reason are, in fact, truly complementary. Nicolas Steno embodies this teaching because
throughout the time that he was making all of these revolutionary contributions to science, becoming
the founder of geology, he was before everything else in in his life, above all, a true man of faith and a
man of God. Saint Nicolas Steno will forever have a lasting impact on the Catholic Church and the
broad field of geology. The contributions this man made to both science and to God are really
immeasurable. Science, at his core, really means knowledge, this knowledge comes from none other
than God, the Creator. People today need to realize this just as Nicolas Steno did. Steno fully accepted
and even embraced the fact that everything that he was studying had come from God. This even
encouraged his pursuit of furthering himself in the Catholic Church. Steno was a true saint, and calls
on those following him to be the same, using both faith and
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Oral And Drug Delivery System
Oral administration is the most resourceful, convenient and major mode of drug delivery and is
associated with superior patient compliance as compared to other modes of drug intake (1).
Approximately 50% of drug delivery systems present in the market are oral drug delivery system (2).
But main difficulty encounter in oral formulation (as estimated more than 50% of oral formulations
are found to be poorly water soluble) has low bioavailability, giving increase to additional problems
like high inter and intra subject variability , lack of dose uniformity and finally leading to therapeutic
failure. The challenging mission is to increase the bioavailability of drugs (3). To overcome this
difficulty, the oral controlled release (CR) formulations have been developed , as these will release the
drug slowly into GIT and continue the constant drug concentration in the serum for a long period of
time(4). Fig 1: Physiology of Stomach
1.1. Gastro Retentive Drug Delivery System (GRDDS)
The retention of oral dosage form in the upper GIT leading prolonged contact time of drug with the
GIT mucosa , leading to higher bioavailability and hence therapeutic efficacy , reduced time intervals
for drug administration , potentially reduced dose size and thus improved patient compliance(5).
A most favourable GRDDS can be defined as a system which preserve in the stomach for a adequate
time interval against all the physiological barriers, releases active moiety in a controlled way
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Oral administration is the most resourceful, convenient and major mode of drug delivery and is
associated with superior patient compliance as compared to other modes of drug intake (1).
Approximately 50% of drug delivery systems present in the market are oral drug delivery system (2).
But main difficulty encounter in oral formulation (as estimated more than 50% of oral formulations
are found to be poorly water soluble) has low bioavailability, giving increase to additional problems
like high inter and intra subject variability , lack of dose uniformity and finally leading to therapeutic
failure. The challenging mission is to increase the bioavailability of drugs (3). To overcome this
difficulty, the oral controlled release (CR) formulations have been developed , as these will release the
drug slowly into GIT and continue the constant drug concentration in the serum for a long period of
time(4). Fig 1: Physiology of Stomach
1.1. Gastro Retentive Drug Delivery System (GRDDS)
The retention of oral dosage form in the upper GIT leading prolonged contact time of drug with the
GIT mucosa , leading to higher bioavailability and hence therapeutic efficacy , reduced time intervals
for drug administration , potentially reduced dose size and thus improved patient compliance(5).
A most favourable GRDDS can be defined as a system which preserve in the stomach for a adequate
time interval against all the physiological barriers, releases active moiety in a controlled way
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Opioid Drug Problem
More than 30,000 people are dying every year from Opioid drug addiction. (Katel833). That means
they are leaving behind 30,000 families grieving and at least another 30,000 people they may have
introduced to the addiction of the drugs each year. Opioids drug are a very serious matter that goes
around daily without being noticed. Although some precautions have not been a total fail, recent
epidemic shows the problems with the Opioid drug addiction is bigger than what we can handle and
cannot simply curb the epidemic. There have been precautions made in the past to decrease the rise of
Opioids and other harmful drugs, but nothing has made a big enough impact for it to matter. Congress
has created a Special drug law enforcement agency in the year 1930 to help enforce the drug laws, and
decrease the amount of drugs being imported into the U.S. This Agency was called The Federal
Bureau of Narcotics . (Katel 826) Opioids still find a way to take precious lives, as well as illegal
drugs themselves. Nothing has been done to actually put a stop to this crisis, and until the Government
opens their eyes to the harm of this crisis ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other measures have been taken to ensure that the Opioid crisis is taken care of, such as Drug Control
Advocates who began working to ban all non medicinal narcotics use. (Katel826). After solving
disputes with pharmaceuticals makers and druggists, Congress also passed the Harrison act of 1914,
the first federal law to regulate Opioids and other drugs. (Katel826) With the many actions taken to try
to put an end to this Opioid crisis, nothing seems to make any drastic change. All the bans, acts, other
precautions constantly are needing to be reevaluated or changed to try to keep up with the Opioid
problem. With an unstable solution, the crisis will always be
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More than 30,000 people are dying every year from Opioid drug addiction. (Katel833). That means
they are leaving behind 30,000 families grieving and at least another 30,000 people they may have
introduced to the addiction of the drugs each year. Opioids drug are a very serious matter that goes
around daily without being noticed. Although some precautions have not been a total fail, recent
epidemic shows the problems with the Opioid drug addiction is bigger than what we can handle and
cannot simply curb the epidemic. There have been precautions made in the past to decrease the rise of
Opioids and other harmful drugs, but nothing has made a big enough impact for it to matter. Congress
has created a Special drug law enforcement agency in the year 1930 to help enforce the drug laws, and
decrease the amount of drugs being imported into the U.S. This Agency was called The Federal
Bureau of Narcotics . (Katel 826) Opioids still find a way to take precious lives, as well as illegal
drugs themselves. Nothing has been done to actually put a stop to this crisis, and until the Government
opens their eyes to the harm of this crisis ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other measures have been taken to ensure that the Opioid crisis is taken care of, such as Drug Control
Advocates who began working to ban all non medicinal narcotics use. (Katel826). After solving
disputes with pharmaceuticals makers and druggists, Congress also passed the Harrison act of 1914,
the first federal law to regulate Opioids and other drugs. (Katel826) With the many actions taken to try
to put an end to this Opioid crisis, nothing seems to make any drastic change. All the bans, acts, other
precautions constantly are needing to be reevaluated or changed to try to keep up with the Opioid
problem. With an unstable solution, the crisis will always be
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The International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation...
The International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation (IFRS) and the International Accounting
Standards Board (IASB) replaced the International Accounting Standards (IAS) and the International
Accounting Standards Committee (IASC) in 2001. The IFRS Foundation is the legal entity under
which the IASB operates. The objectives of the IFRS are to develop and enforce high quality global
financial reporting standards for all users of financial information. These objectives consider the
requirements of a range of companies of varying categories and sizes with diverse economic settings.
They encourage the acceptance of IFRSs by the IASB through the unification of national accounting
standards and IFRSs (Deloitte Global Services ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It explains the information needed to make decisions for financial position and performance, assists in
evaluating management of a firm s resources, and in financial reporting, describes the roles of
substance and foresight above form. Guidance is more extensive in delivering distinct definitions of
assets and liabilities. The updated Conceptual Framework immediately affects those companies that
must use it to develop or select accounting policies when no Standard specifically applies to a
transaction. Otherwise, the anticipated changes will have no immediate effect on the financial
statements of most reporting entities. The IASB suggests a fixed transition period of approximately 18
months for the modification. The IASB will not change current Standards due to the revised
Conceptual Framework. Although there are some inconsistencies with Standards and the amended
Conceptual Framework, if the Standards are working proficiently, the IASB will not alter the
Standards (IFRS Foundation).
The objective of The Disclosure Initiative: Principles of Disclosure project is to improve existing
guidance in IFRS Standards that helps entities determine the basic structure and content of a complete
set of financial statements. The goal is to establish a Disclosure Standard that unifies and improves the
principles for determining the basic structure and content of the
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The International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation (IFRS) and the International Accounting
Standards Board (IASB) replaced the International Accounting Standards (IAS) and the International
Accounting Standards Committee (IASC) in 2001. The IFRS Foundation is the legal entity under
which the IASB operates. The objectives of the IFRS are to develop and enforce high quality global
financial reporting standards for all users of financial information. These objectives consider the
requirements of a range of companies of varying categories and sizes with diverse economic settings.
They encourage the acceptance of IFRSs by the IASB through the unification of national accounting
standards and IFRSs (Deloitte Global Services ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It explains the information needed to make decisions for financial position and performance, assists in
evaluating management of a firm s resources, and in financial reporting, describes the roles of
substance and foresight above form. Guidance is more extensive in delivering distinct definitions of
assets and liabilities. The updated Conceptual Framework immediately affects those companies that
must use it to develop or select accounting policies when no Standard specifically applies to a
transaction. Otherwise, the anticipated changes will have no immediate effect on the financial
statements of most reporting entities. The IASB suggests a fixed transition period of approximately 18
months for the modification. The IASB will not change current Standards due to the revised
Conceptual Framework. Although there are some inconsistencies with Standards and the amended
Conceptual Framework, if the Standards are working proficiently, the IASB will not alter the
Standards (IFRS Foundation).
The objective of The Disclosure Initiative: Principles of Disclosure project is to improve existing
guidance in IFRS Standards that helps entities determine the basic structure and content of a complete
set of financial statements. The goal is to establish a Disclosure Standard that unifies and improves the
principles for determining the basic structure and content of the
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Computers And Other Types Of Electronics
For ages the question has been debated, to what do humans owe our thinking abilities and can
computers and other types of electronics have the capacity to think? Over millions of years humans
have developed the capacity to think critically and to have higher intelligent thinking than other
animals. The human brain has evolved to have a prefrontal cortex which is responsible for executive
functioning. These functions include responding to complex problems, maintaining a set behavior,
planning, problem solving, judging a situation, and making good, intellectual choices. With
developments such as these higher functions, humans have the ability to fully comprehend situations
with their minds, and can act at their own free will to make choices, unlike computers. Computers
must be acted upon in order to think or to search for an answer. Computers are an invention created by
man. They must be programmed to something, they do not exist or act without the assistance of man.
Since computers are not able to think on their own and must be programmed by man, a computer
should not be considered to know how to think. Thinking is complex in that it requires you to ponder a
choice and for you to comprehend and analyze it to make a final decision. To think is to contemplate
various scenarios and situations and reason. In order to think you must have an initial thought or idea
that was triggered by some type of stimuli. To contemplate such stimuli you would need a mind or
something to
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For ages the question has been debated, to what do humans owe our thinking abilities and can
computers and other types of electronics have the capacity to think? Over millions of years humans
have developed the capacity to think critically and to have higher intelligent thinking than other
animals. The human brain has evolved to have a prefrontal cortex which is responsible for executive
functioning. These functions include responding to complex problems, maintaining a set behavior,
planning, problem solving, judging a situation, and making good, intellectual choices. With
developments such as these higher functions, humans have the ability to fully comprehend situations
with their minds, and can act at their own free will to make choices, unlike computers. Computers
must be acted upon in order to think or to search for an answer. Computers are an invention created by
man. They must be programmed to something, they do not exist or act without the assistance of man.
Since computers are not able to think on their own and must be programmed by man, a computer
should not be considered to know how to think. Thinking is complex in that it requires you to ponder a
choice and for you to comprehend and analyze it to make a final decision. To think is to contemplate
various scenarios and situations and reason. In order to think you must have an initial thought or idea
that was triggered by some type of stimuli. To contemplate such stimuli you would need a mind or
something to
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Gender Roles And Roles Of William Shakespeare s The...
Gender plays an important role in Shakespeare s comedies. Cross gender roles and cross dressing are
essential not only for the inherent humour of the situation but also for the advancment of the plot.
English Renaissance stereotypes of women and men and their various roles and responsibilities in
society are reflected in Shakespeare. What sets Shakespeare apart is the fact that he also challenges,
and at times even breaks down those stereotypes especially in his comedies. Hamlet may proclaim
Frailty thy name is woman , but even the merest of character analyses of Portia in The Merchant of
Venice, or Viola in The Twelfth Night conclusively proves that they are anything but. In this paper we
begin by examining the prevailing gender ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other praised virtues included physical features and beauty. Men naturally had more powerful roles to
play both socially as well as politically. In Renaissance society, men were expected to engage in public
affairs, to be talkers, make decisions, and on the whole be far more active compared to women. They
led aggressive, self satisfying, and (supposedly) duty bound lives. Men controlled the positions of
powerful positions ranging from family to the state. Ironically, the monarch was a female, who was
the most powerful person of the land.
GENDER AND THE TWELFTH NIGHT:
Shakespeare s greatness and enduring popularity cannot be attributed to a single or even a small set of
factors. It is undoubtedly the case however that one of Shakespeare s greatest traits has been to
unshackle himself from the limitations of his age. He transcends the stereotypical views of
Renaissance society as he portrays women as more than passive vessels. Women are often equal to or
sometimes even superior in their intelligence wit and vivacity compared to their male counterparts.
Viola, the resourceful and practical female protagonist of The Twelfth Night stands out in this regard.
Once she is shipwrecked and alone she quickly calculates that her position as a single lady in a foreign
land is a very dangerous one. To counteract that she, with the help of the benevolent captain disguises
herself as a man or a eunuch and proceeds to the court of Orsino the duke of Illyria. There, she
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gender plays an important role in Shakespeare s comedies. Cross gender roles and cross dressing are
essential not only for the inherent humour of the situation but also for the advancment of the plot.
English Renaissance stereotypes of women and men and their various roles and responsibilities in
society are reflected in Shakespeare. What sets Shakespeare apart is the fact that he also challenges,
and at times even breaks down those stereotypes especially in his comedies. Hamlet may proclaim
Frailty thy name is woman , but even the merest of character analyses of Portia in The Merchant of
Venice, or Viola in The Twelfth Night conclusively proves that they are anything but. In this paper we
begin by examining the prevailing gender ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Other praised virtues included physical features and beauty. Men naturally had more powerful roles to
play both socially as well as politically. In Renaissance society, men were expected to engage in public
affairs, to be talkers, make decisions, and on the whole be far more active compared to women. They
led aggressive, self satisfying, and (supposedly) duty bound lives. Men controlled the positions of
powerful positions ranging from family to the state. Ironically, the monarch was a female, who was
the most powerful person of the land.
GENDER AND THE TWELFTH NIGHT:
Shakespeare s greatness and enduring popularity cannot be attributed to a single or even a small set of
factors. It is undoubtedly the case however that one of Shakespeare s greatest traits has been to
unshackle himself from the limitations of his age. He transcends the stereotypical views of
Renaissance society as he portrays women as more than passive vessels. Women are often equal to or
sometimes even superior in their intelligence wit and vivacity compared to their male counterparts.
Viola, the resourceful and practical female protagonist of The Twelfth Night stands out in this regard.
Once she is shipwrecked and alone she quickly calculates that her position as a single lady in a foreign
land is a very dangerous one. To counteract that she, with the help of the benevolent captain disguises
herself as a man or a eunuch and proceeds to the court of Orsino the duke of Illyria. There, she
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Foi Gras Research Paper
Foie Gras, a delicacy which originated in France but has since spread to other parts of the world, is
made from the fatty liver of force fed geese and ducks. Some people argue the birds are subject to
animal cruelty in the production of the delicacy. A June 27th ban of the dish makes it illegal for foie
gras to be produced or sold in Sao Paulo. This law in Brazil s largest city, gives restaurants 45 days to
comply with the ban or face a 5,000 Brazilian Real (about $1,600) fine. Although some hope the law
will expand to include all of Brazil, as of right now, consumption of foie gras purchased outside of
Sao Paulo continues to be legal, and any foie gras purchased prior to the ban, even within Sao Paulo,
is still legal. Of course, there people
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Foie Gras, a delicacy which originated in France but has since spread to other parts of the world, is
made from the fatty liver of force fed geese and ducks. Some people argue the birds are subject to
animal cruelty in the production of the delicacy. A June 27th ban of the dish makes it illegal for foie
gras to be produced or sold in Sao Paulo. This law in Brazil s largest city, gives restaurants 45 days to
comply with the ban or face a 5,000 Brazilian Real (about $1,600) fine. Although some hope the law
will expand to include all of Brazil, as of right now, consumption of foie gras purchased outside of
Sao Paulo continues to be legal, and any foie gras purchased prior to the ban, even within Sao Paulo,
is still legal. Of course, there people
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Essay on IS3220 Project Network Security Plan Ch
IS3220 Final Project: Network Security Plan
Chris Wiginton, Jose Rosado
ITT Technical Institute, Tampa FL
Instructor: Sherman Moody
18 November, 2014
Network Security Plan
INTRODUCTION (Purpose and Intent)
The Corporation Tech IT Network Security Plan establishes guidelines for IT practices used on a day
to day basis to provide a secure and robust computing environment. These practices are used in order
to protect the mission, operation, and reputation of Corporation Tech System and its information
systems.
These system security policies, standards, and procedures that have been established for the
Corporation Tech System, are intended to comply with the regulations and policies set down by the
State of Florida, Corporation ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This includes monitoring and security systems that are capable of recording network traffic, including
traffic to World Wide Web sites, chat rooms, newsgroups and e mail messages, file servers, telnet
sessions and file transfers into and out of our internal networks. This capability is necessary in order to
maintain the health of Corporation Tech network operations and diagnose network related problems.
Corporation Tech IT reserves the right to perform network monitoring at any time. The information
collected may be used by technicians and management to assess network utilization and trends, and
may also be provided to upper management or other authorities as evidence as part of any
investigation of alleged policy violations.
Corporation Tech IT reserves the right to perform periodic port scans, segment sweeps, and
vulnerability scans on all network segments.
Network operations, functions, and resources, which are not required as part of the normal and
approved job duties or projects at Corporation Tech, may be bandwidth limited or blocked by network
control devices in order to protect the integrity and availability of the overall system.
Corporation Tech IT may suspend network access to any location or system that disrupts normal
network operations or systems that violate Corporation Tech policy. In this event, an attempt will be
made to contact the responsible individual to resolve the problem.
DHCP SERVICES
Corporation Tech IT provides
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IS3220 Final Project: Network Security Plan
Chris Wiginton, Jose Rosado
ITT Technical Institute, Tampa FL
Instructor: Sherman Moody
18 November, 2014
Network Security Plan
INTRODUCTION (Purpose and Intent)
The Corporation Tech IT Network Security Plan establishes guidelines for IT practices used on a day
to day basis to provide a secure and robust computing environment. These practices are used in order
to protect the mission, operation, and reputation of Corporation Tech System and its information
systems.
These system security policies, standards, and procedures that have been established for the
Corporation Tech System, are intended to comply with the regulations and policies set down by the
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This includes monitoring and security systems that are capable of recording network traffic, including
traffic to World Wide Web sites, chat rooms, newsgroups and e mail messages, file servers, telnet
sessions and file transfers into and out of our internal networks. This capability is necessary in order to
maintain the health of Corporation Tech network operations and diagnose network related problems.
Corporation Tech IT reserves the right to perform network monitoring at any time. The information
collected may be used by technicians and management to assess network utilization and trends, and
may also be provided to upper management or other authorities as evidence as part of any
investigation of alleged policy violations.
Corporation Tech IT reserves the right to perform periodic port scans, segment sweeps, and
vulnerability scans on all network segments.
Network operations, functions, and resources, which are not required as part of the normal and
approved job duties or projects at Corporation Tech, may be bandwidth limited or blocked by network
control devices in order to protect the integrity and availability of the overall system.
Corporation Tech IT may suspend network access to any location or system that disrupts normal
network operations or systems that violate Corporation Tech policy. In this event, an attempt will be
made to contact the responsible individual to resolve the problem.
DHCP SERVICES
Corporation Tech IT provides
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Who Is Sister Carrie Rebel
Although Dreiser makes several generalizations about women at the beginning of the novel, which
might lead the author to be seen as conservative, his empathy for Carrie s position seems to represent
his view on contemporary women. Thus, Sister Carrie is initially described as having an average little
conscience , and being urged into the position of the traditional women (Dreiser 92). However, despite
the fact that she wants to be a consumerist, Carrie can certainly be considered to be a rebel. When the
Hansons tried to transform her personality, her heart revolted as much as when Hurstwood attemped to
narrow her desires (324). Coming to New York with her alleged husband, she, thus, started to have a
few opinions of her own (Dreiser 280). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Carrie as a character depicts this transformation. At first, she is a model of True Woman, then she
becomes a modern New Woman. She does not want to follow the ideal women were supposed to
follow and, thus, she rebels not only against her husband Hurstwood, but also against society and the
common social and economic discrimination. When Carrie decides to seek a job again, the story turns
and she changes places with Hurstwood, who is now unemployed. This is described as the beginning
of the new order (Dreiser 377) and is the main decisive turning point in the novel. Carrie starts earning
money, covering all of her and Hurstwood s living cost, while he does the grocery shopping. We can
see that Carrie does not understand his unemployment, claiming that [n]o man could go seven months
without finding something if he tried (Dreiser 380). Thus, the novel as a whole demonstrates how this
social and economic rise of the New Women is not only connected but congruent to a certain decline
of the male gender, designated as a crisis of masculinity by historians (Brod, Harry. The Case for Men
s Studies. The Making of Masculinities: The New Men s Studies. Ed. Harry Brod. Boston: Allen
Unwin, 1987, pp. 39 62.). For someone like George Hurstwood, who is a married manager of
Fitzgerald and Moy s, the loss of his ability to maintain his status seems to represent this crisis
accurately. Within this shift, a major change in gender relation follows. Carrie and Hurstwood move
into different social and economic directions, drawing attention to the restructure of Victorian
assumptions regarding male and female understanding. Dreiser metaphorically remarks this: with the
tables turned, she was looking down, rather than up, to her lover (184). As aforementioned, with
Hurstwoods s downfall, Dreiser might want to point out how even rich and successful people happen
to lose all what they have.
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Although Dreiser makes several generalizations about women at the beginning of the novel, which
might lead the author to be seen as conservative, his empathy for Carrie s position seems to represent
his view on contemporary women. Thus, Sister Carrie is initially described as having an average little
conscience , and being urged into the position of the traditional women (Dreiser 92). However, despite
the fact that she wants to be a consumerist, Carrie can certainly be considered to be a rebel. When the
Hansons tried to transform her personality, her heart revolted as much as when Hurstwood attemped to
narrow her desires (324). Coming to New York with her alleged husband, she, thus, started to have a
few opinions of her own (Dreiser 280). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Carrie as a character depicts this transformation. At first, she is a model of True Woman, then she
becomes a modern New Woman. She does not want to follow the ideal women were supposed to
follow and, thus, she rebels not only against her husband Hurstwood, but also against society and the
common social and economic discrimination. When Carrie decides to seek a job again, the story turns
and she changes places with Hurstwood, who is now unemployed. This is described as the beginning
of the new order (Dreiser 377) and is the main decisive turning point in the novel. Carrie starts earning
money, covering all of her and Hurstwood s living cost, while he does the grocery shopping. We can
see that Carrie does not understand his unemployment, claiming that [n]o man could go seven months
without finding something if he tried (Dreiser 380). Thus, the novel as a whole demonstrates how this
social and economic rise of the New Women is not only connected but congruent to a certain decline
of the male gender, designated as a crisis of masculinity by historians (Brod, Harry. The Case for Men
s Studies. The Making of Masculinities: The New Men s Studies. Ed. Harry Brod. Boston: Allen
Unwin, 1987, pp. 39 62.). For someone like George Hurstwood, who is a married manager of
Fitzgerald and Moy s, the loss of his ability to maintain his status seems to represent this crisis
accurately. Within this shift, a major change in gender relation follows. Carrie and Hurstwood move
into different social and economic directions, drawing attention to the restructure of Victorian
assumptions regarding male and female understanding. Dreiser metaphorically remarks this: with the
tables turned, she was looking down, rather than up, to her lover (184). As aforementioned, with
Hurstwoods s downfall, Dreiser might want to point out how even rich and successful people happen
to lose all what they have.
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The Separative Self In Sylvia Plath s The Bell Jar
As Plath s novel demonstrates, people often fall victim to their environments. In her article The
Separative Self in Sylvia Plath s The Bell Jar Diane S. Bonds explains how The Bell Jar offers a
brilliant evocation of the oppressive atmosphere of the 1950s and the soul destroying effect this
atmosphere could have on ambitious, high minded young women like Plath (Bonds). Bonds
psychologically analyzes Esther s thoughts and actions to understand her mental decline. She makes
the claim that Esther is haunted by images suggesting the self mutilations of marriage and motherhood
(Bonds). She proves her assertion with the evidence that Esther sees the world as a series of
dismembered body parts. Esther cites the goggle eyed headlines (1) staring up at her while walking
through New York. She details her friend Doreen s physical characteristics: [she] had bright white hair
standing out in cotton candy fluff round her head and blue eyes like transparent agate marbles, hard
and polished and just about indestructible (4). When she returns home to Massachusetts, she describes
her neighbor, Dodo Conway: Not five feet tall, with a grotesque, protruding stomach (116). In all of
these instances, Esther describes human beings through highlighting their body parts; however, she
largely compares those parts to inanimate objects. She uses the word eyes to describe a headline,
which is lifeless.
Furthermore, Bonds explains Esther s repulsion with Dodo s pregnancy: Esther sees Dodo
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As Plath s novel demonstrates, people often fall victim to their environments. In her article The
Separative Self in Sylvia Plath s The Bell Jar Diane S. Bonds explains how The Bell Jar offers a
brilliant evocation of the oppressive atmosphere of the 1950s and the soul destroying effect this
atmosphere could have on ambitious, high minded young women like Plath (Bonds). Bonds
psychologically analyzes Esther s thoughts and actions to understand her mental decline. She makes
the claim that Esther is haunted by images suggesting the self mutilations of marriage and motherhood
(Bonds). She proves her assertion with the evidence that Esther sees the world as a series of
dismembered body parts. Esther cites the goggle eyed headlines (1) staring up at her while walking
through New York. She details her friend Doreen s physical characteristics: [she] had bright white hair
standing out in cotton candy fluff round her head and blue eyes like transparent agate marbles, hard
and polished and just about indestructible (4). When she returns home to Massachusetts, she describes
her neighbor, Dodo Conway: Not five feet tall, with a grotesque, protruding stomach (116). In all of
these instances, Esther describes human beings through highlighting their body parts; however, she
largely compares those parts to inanimate objects. She uses the word eyes to describe a headline,
which is lifeless.
Furthermore, Bonds explains Esther s repulsion with Dodo s pregnancy: Esther sees Dodo
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Effect Of Groupthink On Investing
Kenneth Kiebles
Finance 393
Professor Hocter
21 November 2016
Effect of Groupthink on Investing Groupthink is something that influences most things that people do
on a daily basis. People use groupthink every single day to make decisions, to confirm their decisions,
or even to compare to the decisions that they have already come to. Although groupthink has its
distinct advantages in certain situations, there are without a doubt situations in which groupthink can
be seen as a hindrance. How companies, and even individuals, invest their money is something that is
undoubtedly being affected by groupthink every single day. Groupthink can give investors an extreme
disadvantage and it can be shown by things throughout history. So, this paper is going to dive into the
effects that groupthink has on investors and therefore the effects that it can even have on the economy.
To understand the effect that groupthink has on investors, and therefore the economy, we must first
comprehend what groupthink encompasses. Groupthink was a term devised in 1972 by psychologist
Irving Janis. According to Janis, groupthink ensues when a group makes flawed choices because
group pressures lead to a deterioration of mental efficiency, reality testing, and oral judgement.
Essentially what this means is that our decision making can be severely hampered by what the
majority of the members of the group may think is the correct way to go about whatever situation may
be at hand. People affected
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Kenneth Kiebles
Finance 393
Professor Hocter
21 November 2016
Effect of Groupthink on Investing Groupthink is something that influences most things that people do
on a daily basis. People use groupthink every single day to make decisions, to confirm their decisions,
or even to compare to the decisions that they have already come to. Although groupthink has its
distinct advantages in certain situations, there are without a doubt situations in which groupthink can
be seen as a hindrance. How companies, and even individuals, invest their money is something that is
undoubtedly being affected by groupthink every single day. Groupthink can give investors an extreme
disadvantage and it can be shown by things throughout history. So, this paper is going to dive into the
effects that groupthink has on investors and therefore the effects that it can even have on the economy.
To understand the effect that groupthink has on investors, and therefore the economy, we must first
comprehend what groupthink encompasses. Groupthink was a term devised in 1972 by psychologist
Irving Janis. According to Janis, groupthink ensues when a group makes flawed choices because
group pressures lead to a deterioration of mental efficiency, reality testing, and oral judgement.
Essentially what this means is that our decision making can be severely hampered by what the
majority of the members of the group may think is the correct way to go about whatever situation may
be at hand. People affected
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Ludwig Van Beethoven And The Romantic Era
In order to explore the career of Ludwig van Beethoven, and his bridging the gap between the
classical and romantic eras of music, this essay will examine the style of music and its features, most
commonly associated with the Classical era (1750 1820), and those of the Romantic era (1815 1820) .
It will look at some musical examples from Beethoven s work, how they fit into each of the eras, and
also how they transition from one era to the next. Beethoven s career spans both eras mentioned
above, from his public debut in Vienna in 1795 to his death in 1827. This essay will strive to explore
the reasons why Beethoven is called a transitional composer. To begin a discussion on the classical
era, let us first look at some typical musical features of the era and how Beethoven used and
developed them in his works. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Looking at melody lines to begin with, composers in the romantic era tended to use longer phrases
which were more songlike. Melodies tended to lead to a climax or peak and the use of chromaticism
and expression increased. Beethoven s development of expression was second to none, some of this
possibly owing to the trauma that he suffered, both as a boy, in the hands of his father, and as a man
with his increasing deafness and the unrequited love. Beethoven s music sets in motion the lever of
fear, of awe, of horror, of suffering, and wakens just that infinite longing which is the essence of
romanticism. Beethoven s symphony in C minor was mentioned earlier in this essay, and was used to
show features of the classical era. This symphony epitomises the transition from classical to romantic
as it contains the forward moving features of the romantic era as well. The longer melody line climbs
and climaxes and leads the listener forward into the spirit of the
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In order to explore the career of Ludwig van Beethoven, and his bridging the gap between the
classical and romantic eras of music, this essay will examine the style of music and its features, most
commonly associated with the Classical era (1750 1820), and those of the Romantic era (1815 1820) .
It will look at some musical examples from Beethoven s work, how they fit into each of the eras, and
also how they transition from one era to the next. Beethoven s career spans both eras mentioned
above, from his public debut in Vienna in 1795 to his death in 1827. This essay will strive to explore
the reasons why Beethoven is called a transitional composer. To begin a discussion on the classical
era, let us first look at some typical musical features of the era and how Beethoven used and
developed them in his works. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Looking at melody lines to begin with, composers in the romantic era tended to use longer phrases
which were more songlike. Melodies tended to lead to a climax or peak and the use of chromaticism
and expression increased. Beethoven s development of expression was second to none, some of this
possibly owing to the trauma that he suffered, both as a boy, in the hands of his father, and as a man
with his increasing deafness and the unrequited love. Beethoven s music sets in motion the lever of
fear, of awe, of horror, of suffering, and wakens just that infinite longing which is the essence of
romanticism. Beethoven s symphony in C minor was mentioned earlier in this essay, and was used to
show features of the classical era. This symphony epitomises the transition from classical to romantic
as it contains the forward moving features of the romantic era as well. The longer melody line climbs
and climaxes and leads the listener forward into the spirit of the
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Comparison of Political History and Development of Nursing...
Comparison of: Political History and Development of Nursing Education between China and Poland
Chinese modern nursing started its evolution in the 1888 when the first formal hospital was opened in
the town of Fuzhou, located in the Fujian province. Chinese medicine has been molded by numerous
western initiatives from the missionary in the 19 century. Particularly, nursing schools and missionary
hospitals, this comprised of 32% of the complete nursing population in the country. The American
influence was profound since it was one of the principal in the region doing major investments.
Individual teachers and nursing professional were the key players in the realization of the early
modernization of nursing in the country. Foundations from America set up medical facilities
facilitating the increase in the spread of nursing in the country. Chinese modern nursing edification
saw an early start compared to the other countries. Politically the government of China faced a period
of nursing halt after the abolishment of the practice. When the government that abolished the practice
collapsed in 1977, the practice came back to normal but left a gap of 30 years deficit in practice and
development of the nursing profession. Therefore, China s nursing practice was significantly
influenced by the political climate particularly the revolution. Ireland on the other hand was the last
developed country to incorporate nursing into the university. The Nightingale model of practice
influenced
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Comparison of: Political History and Development of Nursing Education between China and Poland
Chinese modern nursing started its evolution in the 1888 when the first formal hospital was opened in
the town of Fuzhou, located in the Fujian province. Chinese medicine has been molded by numerous
western initiatives from the missionary in the 19 century. Particularly, nursing schools and missionary
hospitals, this comprised of 32% of the complete nursing population in the country. The American
influence was profound since it was one of the principal in the region doing major investments.
Individual teachers and nursing professional were the key players in the realization of the early
modernization of nursing in the country. Foundations from America set up medical facilities
facilitating the increase in the spread of nursing in the country. Chinese modern nursing edification
saw an early start compared to the other countries. Politically the government of China faced a period
of nursing halt after the abolishment of the practice. When the government that abolished the practice
collapsed in 1977, the practice came back to normal but left a gap of 30 years deficit in practice and
development of the nursing profession. Therefore, China s nursing practice was significantly
influenced by the political climate particularly the revolution. Ireland on the other hand was the last
developed country to incorporate nursing into the university. The Nightingale model of practice
influenced
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Personal Philosophy Of Leadership
Leaders strive for the best in their organization and work hard to become successful. My leadership
philosophy may be different from others, however, it may be effective as others. Leadership can be
learned and practiced. I consider if you practice with ethics in mind then there will be no issues with
your followers or organization. Leaders that practice unethically are often viewed in a negative
perspective and often ruin their careers. Great leaders are hard workers and assist in improving the
organization. Some are natural leaders, however, it has been stated leaders are made.
My view of leadership consists of different types of leadership styles. It has been disclosed that
leaders who possess the charismatic personality have the most effect ... Show more content on
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My assessment stated: Introvert (67%), Intuitive (50%), Thinking (25%), and Judging (22%). On my
behalf, this is accurate. Heiss (2015) view of INTJ, To complicate matters, INTJs are usually
extremely private people, and can often be naturally impassive as well, which makes them easy to
misread and misunderstand. I see myself as a private person and do not often have small talks and it is
often mistaken that I am egotistic. I don t like to share my personal life with random individuals.
Intuition focuses on the future and the possibilities. I see myself constantly thinking of the possibilities
of what is possible when I receive my degree, in hopes of becoming successful. Thinking involves
logic and analyzing, and I often have make sure I obtain the information before I make a decision. I
am often told that I overanalyze a simple question or decision. I d like to think, than use my feelings to
make a decision. As for judging, I d like to have plans in place and have structure. This personality
assessment has provided me a perspective of my leadership styles with my personality and the
possibilities of the type of career would serve me
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Leaders strive for the best in their organization and work hard to become successful. My leadership
philosophy may be different from others, however, it may be effective as others. Leadership can be
learned and practiced. I consider if you practice with ethics in mind then there will be no issues with
your followers or organization. Leaders that practice unethically are often viewed in a negative
perspective and often ruin their careers. Great leaders are hard workers and assist in improving the
organization. Some are natural leaders, however, it has been stated leaders are made.
My view of leadership consists of different types of leadership styles. It has been disclosed that
leaders who possess the charismatic personality have the most effect ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
My assessment stated: Introvert (67%), Intuitive (50%), Thinking (25%), and Judging (22%). On my
behalf, this is accurate. Heiss (2015) view of INTJ, To complicate matters, INTJs are usually
extremely private people, and can often be naturally impassive as well, which makes them easy to
misread and misunderstand. I see myself as a private person and do not often have small talks and it is
often mistaken that I am egotistic. I don t like to share my personal life with random individuals.
Intuition focuses on the future and the possibilities. I see myself constantly thinking of the possibilities
of what is possible when I receive my degree, in hopes of becoming successful. Thinking involves
logic and analyzing, and I often have make sure I obtain the information before I make a decision. I
am often told that I overanalyze a simple question or decision. I d like to think, than use my feelings to
make a decision. As for judging, I d like to have plans in place and have structure. This personality
assessment has provided me a perspective of my leadership styles with my personality and the
possibilities of the type of career would serve me
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Unexpectedly Important Characters in House of the Spirits...
Isabel Allende in House of the Spirits portrayed many seemingly minor characters that ended up
having a greater role than expected. One of the unexpected characters was Alba. Despite the fact that
Alba was not born until chapter nine, she played a significant role in the plot of the story and character
dynamics of the Trueba family and other strong men and women. This then lead to the fact that
Allende built up powerful and outspoken personalities to ultimately create one strong character, Alba,
who finished the novel with a shocking and hopeful ending. Alba was brought into the world as a
beautiful baby, with good astrological fortune. In her first hours, she already had traits that resembled
her to two strong minded characters, Rosa ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So as eccentric as Alba s living conditions already were, things get even more unusual when she began
to undergo Nicholas s weekly teachings of pain induration. Her uncle helped her think of all these
things without crying, and taught her to relax and not resist the pain so that it would pass through her
without stopping (Page 274). Little Alba, who worked hard for her uncle s appreciation participated
and cooperated through all his activities. If she managed to get through ... all the tests Nicholas
imposed, she won a prize (Page 274). While held captive by Esteban Garcia and the Security Police
this ability helped her withstand the suffering. Alba inherited Nicholas s quality of endurance and self
dignity that helped her survive The Terror . Jaime provided Alba with a vast knowledge of medicine
and the human anatomy through his revealing books. This knowledge of the human body surprised
Esteban Garcia when [he] took her hand and placed it on his stiffened sex [and she replied] [y]our
penis (Page 286). Jaime also taught Alba to do as she pleased, and not what pleased others. This then
helped her remain loyal to what she thought was right during all that she overcame. A strong minded
character that made a significant appearance in the novel was Amanda. Amanda was introduced as
Nicholas s girlfriend, who believed in the freedom of pleasure (Page 216 and 222). They encouraged
his [Nicholas] love for her (Page 220). Jaime fell in love with her at first
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Isabel Allende in House of the Spirits portrayed many seemingly minor characters that ended up
having a greater role than expected. One of the unexpected characters was Alba. Despite the fact that
Alba was not born until chapter nine, she played a significant role in the plot of the story and character
dynamics of the Trueba family and other strong men and women. This then lead to the fact that
Allende built up powerful and outspoken personalities to ultimately create one strong character, Alba,
who finished the novel with a shocking and hopeful ending. Alba was brought into the world as a
beautiful baby, with good astrological fortune. In her first hours, she already had traits that resembled
her to two strong minded characters, Rosa ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
So as eccentric as Alba s living conditions already were, things get even more unusual when she began
to undergo Nicholas s weekly teachings of pain induration. Her uncle helped her think of all these
things without crying, and taught her to relax and not resist the pain so that it would pass through her
without stopping (Page 274). Little Alba, who worked hard for her uncle s appreciation participated
and cooperated through all his activities. If she managed to get through ... all the tests Nicholas
imposed, she won a prize (Page 274). While held captive by Esteban Garcia and the Security Police
this ability helped her withstand the suffering. Alba inherited Nicholas s quality of endurance and self
dignity that helped her survive The Terror . Jaime provided Alba with a vast knowledge of medicine
and the human anatomy through his revealing books. This knowledge of the human body surprised
Esteban Garcia when [he] took her hand and placed it on his stiffened sex [and she replied] [y]our
penis (Page 286). Jaime also taught Alba to do as she pleased, and not what pleased others. This then
helped her remain loyal to what she thought was right during all that she overcame. A strong minded
character that made a significant appearance in the novel was Amanda. Amanda was introduced as
Nicholas s girlfriend, who believed in the freedom of pleasure (Page 216 and 222). They encouraged
his [Nicholas] love for her (Page 220). Jaime fell in love with her at first
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Healthsouth Management Has Overstated Earnings Essay
in 2003, investigators found that HealthSouth management had overstated earnings by at least $2.7
billion over a 17 year period. Furthermore, before the scheme was exposed, members of senior
management had been quietly selling their shares as quickly as they dared and falsely reporting that
HealthSouth had billions of dollars in existing assets. In August 2002, the then CEO and Chairman
Richard Scrushy sold $75 million worth of his company shares just weeks ahead of HealthSouth
announcing that cuts in Medicare reimbursements would reduce its pre tax profits by $175 million.
The company also said it wouldn t issue earnings guidance for the remainder of 2002. HealthSouth s
share value immediately tumbled from $11.97 to $6.71 (HealthSouth 2002, Appendix 1). With top
tiers selling their shares and the resultant rapid and precipitous drop in the company s share value,
attracted the SEC s attention to investigate these occurrences. The company s insiders told SEC that
the Medicare payment reduction actually was $20 million at most, and that management was using the
additional $155 million in supposed reimbursement cuts to make up for reported earnings that never
existed (HealthSouth 2002, Appendix 1) Granting that the detection of the fraud scandal was based on
the evidence from HealthSouth Corporation 2002 financial reports,
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in 2003, investigators found that HealthSouth management had overstated earnings by at least $2.7
billion over a 17 year period. Furthermore, before the scheme was exposed, members of senior
management had been quietly selling their shares as quickly as they dared and falsely reporting that
HealthSouth had billions of dollars in existing assets. In August 2002, the then CEO and Chairman
Richard Scrushy sold $75 million worth of his company shares just weeks ahead of HealthSouth
announcing that cuts in Medicare reimbursements would reduce its pre tax profits by $175 million.
The company also said it wouldn t issue earnings guidance for the remainder of 2002. HealthSouth s
share value immediately tumbled from $11.97 to $6.71 (HealthSouth 2002, Appendix 1). With top
tiers selling their shares and the resultant rapid and precipitous drop in the company s share value,
attracted the SEC s attention to investigate these occurrences. The company s insiders told SEC that
the Medicare payment reduction actually was $20 million at most, and that management was using the
additional $155 million in supposed reimbursement cuts to make up for reported earnings that never
existed (HealthSouth 2002, Appendix 1) Granting that the detection of the fraud scandal was based on
the evidence from HealthSouth Corporation 2002 financial reports,
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Catiline s Argument For Land Reform
Friends and fellow Romans of the Senate! We are in dark times and now more than ever, we must
tackle them as a United Senate of Rome. No longer should we be in turmoil over this divide in laws
and land reform. Heed my warnings! If not, all of Rome shall collapse and we will all perish at the
hands of Catiline and his massive army. I don t know about you all, but I fear for your safety. Before
any of this began, Catiline came to us, speaking for the people of Rome and stating his hopes of
bringing positive changes to our great country. Although they may have seemed radical, Catiline s
ideas for land reform were exactly what this country needed. Antonius, Cornelius and I wanted
Catiline s ideas passed in a civil and proper manner. Instead, we must come to these decisions under
harsh and dire circumstances. Keeping this in mind, I feel now more than ever that we should stop
wasting time on this topic and pass Antonius land reform laws, which would appeal to Catiline and his
followers. This is clearly what the people of Rome want if they are burning our streets and killing our
Senate ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
By waiting and arguing for this long, all we have given them is false hope. With Catiline escaped from
prison, they now have a strong leader to stand behind instead of Cicero. Impeaching Cicero was
something that Catiline wanted, and I believe that if we comtinue to appeal to his requests, we can
stop the riots, the conspiracies and the deaths of our senate members. I believe that we should return
Catiline back to the Senate. We should not consider him our public enemy if he has an army of
Romans standing behind him. If anything, he is clearly representing the people. We have continued to
argue what the people truly want, but it is clear to me that Catiline is speaking for the people. Bringing
him here and giving him his rights back seems like the safest solution for all of
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Friends and fellow Romans of the Senate! We are in dark times and now more than ever, we must
tackle them as a United Senate of Rome. No longer should we be in turmoil over this divide in laws
and land reform. Heed my warnings! If not, all of Rome shall collapse and we will all perish at the
hands of Catiline and his massive army. I don t know about you all, but I fear for your safety. Before
any of this began, Catiline came to us, speaking for the people of Rome and stating his hopes of
bringing positive changes to our great country. Although they may have seemed radical, Catiline s
ideas for land reform were exactly what this country needed. Antonius, Cornelius and I wanted
Catiline s ideas passed in a civil and proper manner. Instead, we must come to these decisions under
harsh and dire circumstances. Keeping this in mind, I feel now more than ever that we should stop
wasting time on this topic and pass Antonius land reform laws, which would appeal to Catiline and his
followers. This is clearly what the people of Rome want if they are burning our streets and killing our
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By waiting and arguing for this long, all we have given them is false hope. With Catiline escaped from
prison, they now have a strong leader to stand behind instead of Cicero. Impeaching Cicero was
something that Catiline wanted, and I believe that if we comtinue to appeal to his requests, we can
stop the riots, the conspiracies and the deaths of our senate members. I believe that we should return
Catiline back to the Senate. We should not consider him our public enemy if he has an army of
Romans standing behind him. If anything, he is clearly representing the people. We have continued to
argue what the people truly want, but it is clear to me that Catiline is speaking for the people. Bringing
him here and giving him his rights back seems like the safest solution for all of
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