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Product Review for Folding Hunter Lock- Back Knife Essay
h3 Buck Knives 110 9210 Folding Hunter Lock Back Knife /h3
The Buck Knives Hunter folding knife is a very simple pocket knife for everyday use and outdoor
activities such as hunting. The single stainless steel blade measures out at 3 3/4 inches long, making it
fitting for fans of medium sized knives. The implementation of stainless steel allows the blade to last
for years with everyday wear and tear and even rough conditions outdoors. The blade for this
particular knife is a straight edge which is great for common uses such as self defense and everyday
cutting purposes.
The handle is made up of a combination of wood and brass to make for a sleek design and a
comfortable feeling while holding it.
For a point, we have the popular ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All of the tools, barring the magnifying glass, and the general construction of the knife are made of
stainless steel to provide the user with durability and strength to deal with everyday and frequent
outdoor use.
While the entirety of the knife s construction is made from stainless steel, the outer shell comes in
either a thick plastic or wood. You can also select colors such as black, red and blue for the plastic
covers.
As for the knives themselves, they re fairly standard blades that come with most multi tool knives.
They re both drop point blades with straight edges, but the inclusion of two saws in the knife negate
the disadvantages of not having a serrated blade. The larger blade of the two is about three inches
long, but it s not particularly wide enough to do many big jobs.
The stainless steel construction also means that the knives will dull fairly easily, and this may occur
even more frequently if the knives tends to rub up against other tools while closing.
Opening the knives can also be difficult for people with short fingernails as the opening to grab the
knife isn t very large. There s also no lock to prevent the knives from accidentally closing, which
could present a safety hazard.
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h3 Buck Knives 110 9210 Folding Hunter Lock Back Knife /h3
The Buck Knives Hunter folding knife is a very simple pocket knife for everyday use and outdoor
activities such as hunting. The single stainless steel blade measures out at 3 3/4 inches long, making it
fitting for fans of medium sized knives. The implementation of stainless steel allows the blade to last
for years with everyday wear and tear and even rough conditions outdoors. The blade for this
particular knife is a straight edge which is great for common uses such as self defense and everyday
cutting purposes.
The handle is made up of a combination of wood and brass to make for a sleek design and a
comfortable feeling while holding it.
For a point, we have the popular ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
All of the tools, barring the magnifying glass, and the general construction of the knife are made of
stainless steel to provide the user with durability and strength to deal with everyday and frequent
outdoor use.
While the entirety of the knife s construction is made from stainless steel, the outer shell comes in
either a thick plastic or wood. You can also select colors such as black, red and blue for the plastic
covers.
As for the knives themselves, they re fairly standard blades that come with most multi tool knives.
They re both drop point blades with straight edges, but the inclusion of two saws in the knife negate
the disadvantages of not having a serrated blade. The larger blade of the two is about three inches
long, but it s not particularly wide enough to do many big jobs.
The stainless steel construction also means that the knives will dull fairly easily, and this may occur
even more frequently if the knives tends to rub up against other tools while closing.
Opening the knives can also be difficult for people with short fingernails as the opening to grab the
knife isn t very large. There s also no lock to prevent the knives from accidentally closing, which
could present a safety hazard.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Ruhl Pride And Prejudice
Sarah Ruhl s Eurydice presents a modern interpretation and extension of the classic Greek myth of
Orpheus and Eurydice while employing an untraditional and unique structure. There are in turn
several interconnected structural choices that are purposely done and have significant implications on
the play s meaning. For instance, Ruhl meticulously and shrewdly contrasts significant climactic
moments with trivial arguments and discussions. This is done in order to enhance the contrast between
the mythic and mundane elements of the play, allow the characters to avoid emotion, and establish an
untraditional structure that fails to move towards a climactic event. Yet the very fact that Ruhl makes a
conscious decision to avoid a clear climactic scene ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The central question in the play seems to be whether Eurydice will achieve love by overcoming her
differences with Orpheus and abandoning her father. While Ruhl s downplay of climactic moments
using mundane conversation renders it difficult to determine a single climactic moment, the scene that
answers this significant question is when Orpheus turns around and looks at Eurydice. Thus, this is the
central climactic
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Sarah Ruhl s Eurydice presents a modern interpretation and extension of the classic Greek myth of
Orpheus and Eurydice while employing an untraditional and unique structure. There are in turn
several interconnected structural choices that are purposely done and have significant implications on
the play s meaning. For instance, Ruhl meticulously and shrewdly contrasts significant climactic
moments with trivial arguments and discussions. This is done in order to enhance the contrast between
the mythic and mundane elements of the play, allow the characters to avoid emotion, and establish an
untraditional structure that fails to move towards a climactic event. Yet the very fact that Ruhl makes a
conscious decision to avoid a clear climactic scene ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The central question in the play seems to be whether Eurydice will achieve love by overcoming her
differences with Orpheus and abandoning her father. While Ruhl s downplay of climactic moments
using mundane conversation renders it difficult to determine a single climactic moment, the scene that
answers this significant question is when Orpheus turns around and looks at Eurydice. Thus, this is the
central climactic
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The Anglo-Saxon Justice System
The criminal justice system changed over time from the centuries during the Anglo Saxon time period
to the centuries of the Middle Ages. Justice transformed from a savage way of punishment to more
organized and civilized. The Canterbury Tales and Beowulf reflect the change, and even the
continuity, of punishments due to legal justice of the Anglo Saxon and the Middle Ages.
Anglo Saxon Justice System
Justice System Overview
The way the Anglo Saxons handled legal justice in their time period could be described as primitive
and almost all disciplinary. The justice system in Anglo Saxon times was not highly developed and
was mostly focused on punishment for crime or issues of morality. (~Church and Law in the Early
Middle Ages~)
Law Enforcement ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overall, many aspects of the justice system in the Anglo Saxon time period seemed to be similar to
that of the Middle Ages. For example, the punishments were often handled directly, according to the
crime. However, the Anglo Saxons set a price to crime, using wergilds, where crimes in the Middle
Ages had specific punishments. The justice system has continued to be important to societies for
centuries to ensure order, and laws from the centuries of the Anglo Saxons to the Middle Ages have
either changed or remained the same, according to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The criminal justice system changed over time from the centuries during the Anglo Saxon time period
to the centuries of the Middle Ages. Justice transformed from a savage way of punishment to more
organized and civilized. The Canterbury Tales and Beowulf reflect the change, and even the
continuity, of punishments due to legal justice of the Anglo Saxon and the Middle Ages.
Anglo Saxon Justice System
Justice System Overview
The way the Anglo Saxons handled legal justice in their time period could be described as primitive
and almost all disciplinary. The justice system in Anglo Saxon times was not highly developed and
was mostly focused on punishment for crime or issues of morality. (~Church and Law in the Early
Middle Ages~)
Law Enforcement ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Overall, many aspects of the justice system in the Anglo Saxon time period seemed to be similar to
that of the Middle Ages. For example, the punishments were often handled directly, according to the
crime. However, the Anglo Saxons set a price to crime, using wergilds, where crimes in the Middle
Ages had specific punishments. The justice system has continued to be important to societies for
centuries to ensure order, and laws from the centuries of the Anglo Saxons to the Middle Ages have
either changed or remained the same, according to
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Labeling Theory Essay
When discussing the other theories, the meaning of the theory could be derived from the title.
However, when viewing the labeling theory, it does not mean giving behavior a label. The labeling
theory focuses on how other respond or react to the behavior that the juvenile has committed. There
are two types of reactions that juveniles are subjected to, official and informal reactions. Official
reactions would pertain to the reactions from the justice system such as police, lawyer and the judge.
Informal reactions are reactions of those that the juvenile associate with on a day to day basis such as
parents, teachers, peers, etc. Labeling theory attempts to explain why juveniles continue to engage in
delinquency and often seek out more serious ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Labeling theorist ask five major questions about the reaction to delinquency: Why certain acts are
defined as delinquent or status offenses, how others react to delinquency, what impact the reaction to
delinquency has on further delinquency, why some juvenile offenders are more likely than others to
experience the harsh/rejecting reaction, and are some juveniles more likely than others to respond to
the harsh/rejecting reaction with further delinquency. is not until a label is given to someone by
someone else in a position of social power that the person becomes a deviant. The labeling theory has
three key elements that attempt to provide insight to the theory. Primary deviance is behavior that does
not behavior that does not conform to the social norms, but the behavior might be temporary, fleeting,
exploratory, trivial, or especially, concealed from most others. The person who commits the deviant
act does not see him/herself as deviant; put differently, it is not internalized as a part of the person s
self concept. Secondary deviance is behavior that does not conform to the social norms, but the
behavior tends to be more sustained over time. The person continues to do the deviant behavior even
after being caught and labeled by a social institution. The person accepts the deviant label,
incorporating it into the person s
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When discussing the other theories, the meaning of the theory could be derived from the title.
However, when viewing the labeling theory, it does not mean giving behavior a label. The labeling
theory focuses on how other respond or react to the behavior that the juvenile has committed. There
are two types of reactions that juveniles are subjected to, official and informal reactions. Official
reactions would pertain to the reactions from the justice system such as police, lawyer and the judge.
Informal reactions are reactions of those that the juvenile associate with on a day to day basis such as
parents, teachers, peers, etc. Labeling theory attempts to explain why juveniles continue to engage in
delinquency and often seek out more serious ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Labeling theorist ask five major questions about the reaction to delinquency: Why certain acts are
defined as delinquent or status offenses, how others react to delinquency, what impact the reaction to
delinquency has on further delinquency, why some juvenile offenders are more likely than others to
experience the harsh/rejecting reaction, and are some juveniles more likely than others to respond to
the harsh/rejecting reaction with further delinquency. is not until a label is given to someone by
someone else in a position of social power that the person becomes a deviant. The labeling theory has
three key elements that attempt to provide insight to the theory. Primary deviance is behavior that does
not behavior that does not conform to the social norms, but the behavior might be temporary, fleeting,
exploratory, trivial, or especially, concealed from most others. The person who commits the deviant
act does not see him/herself as deviant; put differently, it is not internalized as a part of the person s
self concept. Secondary deviance is behavior that does not conform to the social norms, but the
behavior tends to be more sustained over time. The person continues to do the deviant behavior even
after being caught and labeled by a social institution. The person accepts the deviant label,
incorporating it into the person s
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Willa Cather s My Antonia
In her novel My Antonia, Willa Cather, while writing in a sexist time, calls attention to the power of
the female in life and society through Antonia, Lena Lingard, Tiny Soderball and Frances Harling and
accentuates and celebrates the significance of the matriarchal world by use of Jim Burden as the
narrator. Jim holds an enlightened consciousness of the female because, after spending most of his life
with these women, he sees how they started with nothing ended with a successful life. In a time when
women were expected to be subordinate to men, Cather s female characters defy the stereotype and
prove their self reliance and independence with the accomplishment of a prosperous life. The strength
of the female is primarily revealed to Jim through Antonia, whose determination and confidence show
to him that despite her struggles, she continues to give birth to multiple children which further
triumphs her challenges that led to successes. Since most women are accompanied by a male in life,
Lena proves that even with their absence, success can come from female independence. Frances
serves as a more obvious explanation to how females thrived in a non supported environment because
she has the same job as many men, but victoriously triumphs over them. By declining the conform to
the typical female role, Antonia, Lena, Frances, and Tiny advocate to the female character their
importance in life and society, showing that their absence would be virtually useless to males. Antonia
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In her novel My Antonia, Willa Cather, while writing in a sexist time, calls attention to the power of
the female in life and society through Antonia, Lena Lingard, Tiny Soderball and Frances Harling and
accentuates and celebrates the significance of the matriarchal world by use of Jim Burden as the
narrator. Jim holds an enlightened consciousness of the female because, after spending most of his life
with these women, he sees how they started with nothing ended with a successful life. In a time when
women were expected to be subordinate to men, Cather s female characters defy the stereotype and
prove their self reliance and independence with the accomplishment of a prosperous life. The strength
of the female is primarily revealed to Jim through Antonia, whose determination and confidence show
to him that despite her struggles, she continues to give birth to multiple children which further
triumphs her challenges that led to successes. Since most women are accompanied by a male in life,
Lena proves that even with their absence, success can come from female independence. Frances
serves as a more obvious explanation to how females thrived in a non supported environment because
she has the same job as many men, but victoriously triumphs over them. By declining the conform to
the typical female role, Antonia, Lena, Frances, and Tiny advocate to the female character their
importance in life and society, showing that their absence would be virtually useless to males. Antonia
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Medici Family During the Renaissance Essays
Florence, Italy was a city just like any other during the Renaissance. It was city of 50,000 people, less
than there were in Paris and Venice but more than most other European cities. The busiest parts of the
city were the Ponte Vecchio, a place lined with markets and houses, the neighborhood of the
Orsanmichele and Mercato Vecchio, or the Old Market. Florence was a place of beauty and leisure. A
Venetian visitor once said, There is in my opinion no region more sweeter than that wherein Florence
is a placed for Florence is situated in a plain surrounded on all sides by hills and mountains...And the
hills are fertile cultivated, pleasant... (Unger, pg. 1). Florence was a very prosperous city; it made
fortunes off of wool and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At first, Giovanni was not wealthy. His family had very little money. After his mother s death, due to
his current financial situation, Giovanni s cousin, Vieri di Cambio de Medici employed Giovanni and
his brother, Francesco to work at his bank. In 1385, he was married off to Piccarda Bueri, who was the
mother of Cosimo and Lorenzo. Following his marriage, he took a risk and invested in his cousin s
bank. He moved to Rome to become an executive partner of Vieri s southern bank believing he was
now skilled enough to attain wealth by using the methods of his cousin. A few years later, Giovanni
established the first Medici bank in Florence with a branch in Rome. A couple years after that, he
opened a branch in Naples and Venice (Parks, XI). Baldassare Cossa, a pirate whose ambition was to
become Pope was one of Giovanni s first clients (PBS: Godfathers of the Renaissance). With the help
of Giovanni, Cossa got his wish and became Pope in 1410. His bank flourished due to Baldassare
Cossa s success in becoming Pope. Dealing with the papacy had opened up new doors into the Church
for Giovanni. It drastically increased the number of clients Giovanni affiliated with. He didn t achieve
much compared to his sons and grandchildren but because established the first Medici Bank, he
helped his family acquire great wealth and popularity.
Cosimo di Giovanni de Medici Cosimo de Medici, also known as The Father of his Country , was
Giovanni s eldest son. From an
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Florence, Italy was a city just like any other during the Renaissance. It was city of 50,000 people, less
than there were in Paris and Venice but more than most other European cities. The busiest parts of the
city were the Ponte Vecchio, a place lined with markets and houses, the neighborhood of the
Orsanmichele and Mercato Vecchio, or the Old Market. Florence was a place of beauty and leisure. A
Venetian visitor once said, There is in my opinion no region more sweeter than that wherein Florence
is a placed for Florence is situated in a plain surrounded on all sides by hills and mountains...And the
hills are fertile cultivated, pleasant... (Unger, pg. 1). Florence was a very prosperous city; it made
fortunes off of wool and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
At first, Giovanni was not wealthy. His family had very little money. After his mother s death, due to
his current financial situation, Giovanni s cousin, Vieri di Cambio de Medici employed Giovanni and
his brother, Francesco to work at his bank. In 1385, he was married off to Piccarda Bueri, who was the
mother of Cosimo and Lorenzo. Following his marriage, he took a risk and invested in his cousin s
bank. He moved to Rome to become an executive partner of Vieri s southern bank believing he was
now skilled enough to attain wealth by using the methods of his cousin. A few years later, Giovanni
established the first Medici bank in Florence with a branch in Rome. A couple years after that, he
opened a branch in Naples and Venice (Parks, XI). Baldassare Cossa, a pirate whose ambition was to
become Pope was one of Giovanni s first clients (PBS: Godfathers of the Renaissance). With the help
of Giovanni, Cossa got his wish and became Pope in 1410. His bank flourished due to Baldassare
Cossa s success in becoming Pope. Dealing with the papacy had opened up new doors into the Church
for Giovanni. It drastically increased the number of clients Giovanni affiliated with. He didn t achieve
much compared to his sons and grandchildren but because established the first Medici Bank, he
helped his family acquire great wealth and popularity.
Cosimo di Giovanni de Medici Cosimo de Medici, also known as The Father of his Country , was
Giovanni s eldest son. From an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Black Madonna Of Czestochowa Research Paper
On July 23rd, 2016 my mother and I took a trip to Doylestown, Pa to visit the National Shrine of Our
Lady of Czetochowa. When we arrived at the shrine we were in awe at how much ground there was to
the shrine and how beautiful the shrine was. Each year millions of people visit the shrine from
countries all around the world. It s amazing how this polish shrine attracts so many people of faith
from all over. In 1951 a priest in the Pauline Order from Poland named Father Michael M. Zambrzuski
came to America. He was missionary traveling at many Polish parishes in Canada and the United
States. However, during this time he saw a need for something that would be faith enriching and
rejuvenate Polish pride. And the only solution was to build a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
As you walk up the grand staircase of the Shrine s Main Church, you come to the tallest and heaviest
doors you may have ever seen. As you step inside you enter a now serene and quiet holy place. Once
you open the second set of doors you enter a huge chapel with a magnificent altar. Above that altar
you see a copy of the Our Lady of Czestochowa painting that was blessed by Pope John XXIII on
February 10th,1962. Also, as you travel to below the shrine church you ll find another copy of the
Black Madonna. However, this time it is signed and blessed by Pope John Paul II on August 2,1980.
In addition, there are 4 other chapels in the lower level of the shrine church including, Chapel of Mary
of Nazareth, Chapel of Divine Mercy, Chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and Chapel of St.Paul, First
Hermit. Behind the Main Church you can find the serene St. Anne s Chapel. Outside, you can find the
Rosary Garden and the cemetery. In the cemetery there is a 45 foot cross that is tribute to the victims
of 9/11. For those who seek a even more spiritual enriched experience there is the Ava Maria Retreat
House. Also, there is a visitor center that includes a cafeteria, exhibition hall, religious articles center,
meeting room ,chapel , shrine offices, and a gift shop. At the gift shop you can find anything from
religious medals to polish candies.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
On July 23rd, 2016 my mother and I took a trip to Doylestown, Pa to visit the National Shrine of Our
Lady of Czetochowa. When we arrived at the shrine we were in awe at how much ground there was to
the shrine and how beautiful the shrine was. Each year millions of people visit the shrine from
countries all around the world. It s amazing how this polish shrine attracts so many people of faith
from all over. In 1951 a priest in the Pauline Order from Poland named Father Michael M. Zambrzuski
came to America. He was missionary traveling at many Polish parishes in Canada and the United
States. However, during this time he saw a need for something that would be faith enriching and
rejuvenate Polish pride. And the only solution was to build a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
As you walk up the grand staircase of the Shrine s Main Church, you come to the tallest and heaviest
doors you may have ever seen. As you step inside you enter a now serene and quiet holy place. Once
you open the second set of doors you enter a huge chapel with a magnificent altar. Above that altar
you see a copy of the Our Lady of Czestochowa painting that was blessed by Pope John XXIII on
February 10th,1962. Also, as you travel to below the shrine church you ll find another copy of the
Black Madonna. However, this time it is signed and blessed by Pope John Paul II on August 2,1980.
In addition, there are 4 other chapels in the lower level of the shrine church including, Chapel of Mary
of Nazareth, Chapel of Divine Mercy, Chapel of Our Lady of Guadalupe, and Chapel of St.Paul, First
Hermit. Behind the Main Church you can find the serene St. Anne s Chapel. Outside, you can find the
Rosary Garden and the cemetery. In the cemetery there is a 45 foot cross that is tribute to the victims
of 9/11. For those who seek a even more spiritual enriched experience there is the Ava Maria Retreat
House. Also, there is a visitor center that includes a cafeteria, exhibition hall, religious articles center,
meeting room ,chapel , shrine offices, and a gift shop. At the gift shop you can find anything from
religious medals to polish candies.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Comparison Between Solo And Mount Franklin
Solo and mount franklin, there both refreshing drinks, mount franklin is a spring water drink and solo
is a lemonade type drink (Soft drink.) One is a healthy drink and the other is an unhealthy drink but
tastes better. Spring water is made by natural water and manufactured into a bottle so it comes out
spring water. Solo was made in the 1984 s and had a catchy slogan, The ultimate thirst crusher. Solo
also used The SOLO MAN so that people know that he drank solo and was a huge athlete, Mount
franklin always uses a celebrity in their ads so people look at the ad because it s somebody they know
and like. Mount Franklin also like to use sex appeals, to demonstrate when Jennifer Hawkins was
grabbing the bottle of water she was in a bikini and the are changed from a jungle over to a beach.
Solo targeted the people that are thirsty and want something to drink that will crush their thirst. They
used it showing a person going through a marathon, doing so much physical work and then drinking
the solo drink. The main contention of the solo ad was to get people that where thirsty to kick back
and relax and drink a bit of solo. The intention for solo was buy this drink and you ll taste greatness
along with no more thirst. The contention for mount franklin was the spring water was refreshing and
also ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To support this argue we have to highlight the contention of the ads. The similarities are showing that
the drinks are refreshing and will crush any thirst you have. Therefor the intention is the same because
they both share the same interest. They both want you to buy their product because it s refreshing and
brakes down any thirst you have. The only thing different between these two ads is that one uses sex
appeals and celebrity s and the other one uses strength and amazing athleticism to show off their ad.
Like wise both of these products are the same just different taste different ad campaigns and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Solo and mount franklin, there both refreshing drinks, mount franklin is a spring water drink and solo
is a lemonade type drink (Soft drink.) One is a healthy drink and the other is an unhealthy drink but
tastes better. Spring water is made by natural water and manufactured into a bottle so it comes out
spring water. Solo was made in the 1984 s and had a catchy slogan, The ultimate thirst crusher. Solo
also used The SOLO MAN so that people know that he drank solo and was a huge athlete, Mount
franklin always uses a celebrity in their ads so people look at the ad because it s somebody they know
and like. Mount Franklin also like to use sex appeals, to demonstrate when Jennifer Hawkins was
grabbing the bottle of water she was in a bikini and the are changed from a jungle over to a beach.
Solo targeted the people that are thirsty and want something to drink that will crush their thirst. They
used it showing a person going through a marathon, doing so much physical work and then drinking
the solo drink. The main contention of the solo ad was to get people that where thirsty to kick back
and relax and drink a bit of solo. The intention for solo was buy this drink and you ll taste greatness
along with no more thirst. The contention for mount franklin was the spring water was refreshing and
also ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
To support this argue we have to highlight the contention of the ads. The similarities are showing that
the drinks are refreshing and will crush any thirst you have. Therefor the intention is the same because
they both share the same interest. They both want you to buy their product because it s refreshing and
brakes down any thirst you have. The only thing different between these two ads is that one uses sex
appeals and celebrity s and the other one uses strength and amazing athleticism to show off their ad.
Like wise both of these products are the same just different taste different ad campaigns and
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
How Philanthropy Is Overrated
Philanthropy is almost the only virtue which is sufficiently appreciated by mankind.
I can get behind this idea about how philanthropy is overrated. I m sure Thoreau is referring to
extremely affluent people who give away portions of their hard earned cash simply because it makes
them look like better people and they will be respected and glorified as charitable benefactors. In
reality, this person has given hardly a fraction of their total worth and is unjustly honored by the
monetary standards of those who aren t that rich. Thoreau also says, Nay, it is greatly overrated; and it
is our selfishness which overrates it. The previous example is a prime case in which it is selfishness
(of the benefactor) that overrates the philanthropy. Those
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Philanthropy is almost the only virtue which is sufficiently appreciated by mankind.
I can get behind this idea about how philanthropy is overrated. I m sure Thoreau is referring to
extremely affluent people who give away portions of their hard earned cash simply because it makes
them look like better people and they will be respected and glorified as charitable benefactors. In
reality, this person has given hardly a fraction of their total worth and is unjustly honored by the
monetary standards of those who aren t that rich. Thoreau also says, Nay, it is greatly overrated; and it
is our selfishness which overrates it. The previous example is a prime case in which it is selfishness
(of the benefactor) that overrates the philanthropy. Those
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Barna Loop Executive Summary
Barna Loop, Inc. is approaching a new era in the transportation industry. As the CEO of our company
you have a vested interest in our continued success. Barna Loop, Inc. is experiencing tremendous
growth and our executives must find alternative means to our current executive travel transportation
solutions. This new travel format must be accomplished economically yet in a manner able keep each
top level executive available to our customers at locations coast to coast within the same working day.
There has been a need for improved transportation solutions since our company was in its infancy.
However, now we have come to a critical point, since transportation and fuel prices continue to rise,
airports have increased security concerns and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
will be required to add the Hyperloop software application to all desktop computers, company issued
Smartphone s and tablets, as well as providing all eligible executives with free download to their
personal devices and laptops. These computer resources will enable the user to make a reservation at a
moment s notice from anywhere in the continental United States. This will eliminate the excessive
fees our current travel agents are charging the company at $50.00 for each reservation. We will be
hiring our own Software Application Developer to customize the Hyperloop application to meet the
needs of Barna Loop, Inc. The average Software Applications Developer salary is $73,705. In
Oklahoma City, a Software Applications Developer can make $69,633, which is 5.5% lower than the
national median (Software Applications Developer Salaries, 2017). Once software development is
complete, this position will transition into a Product Support Management role. Retaining the same
yearly salary, the position will manage and update the Program s Computer Resources Support
Management Plan (CRSMP) when major changes occur . In order to achieve life cycle sustainment of
our Computer Resources the following will be part of the CRSMP s role (Integrated Product Support
(IPS) Element Computer Resources,
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Barna Loop, Inc. is approaching a new era in the transportation industry. As the CEO of our company
you have a vested interest in our continued success. Barna Loop, Inc. is experiencing tremendous
growth and our executives must find alternative means to our current executive travel transportation
solutions. This new travel format must be accomplished economically yet in a manner able keep each
top level executive available to our customers at locations coast to coast within the same working day.
There has been a need for improved transportation solutions since our company was in its infancy.
However, now we have come to a critical point, since transportation and fuel prices continue to rise,
airports have increased security concerns and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
will be required to add the Hyperloop software application to all desktop computers, company issued
Smartphone s and tablets, as well as providing all eligible executives with free download to their
personal devices and laptops. These computer resources will enable the user to make a reservation at a
moment s notice from anywhere in the continental United States. This will eliminate the excessive
fees our current travel agents are charging the company at $50.00 for each reservation. We will be
hiring our own Software Application Developer to customize the Hyperloop application to meet the
needs of Barna Loop, Inc. The average Software Applications Developer salary is $73,705. In
Oklahoma City, a Software Applications Developer can make $69,633, which is 5.5% lower than the
national median (Software Applications Developer Salaries, 2017). Once software development is
complete, this position will transition into a Product Support Management role. Retaining the same
yearly salary, the position will manage and update the Program s Computer Resources Support
Management Plan (CRSMP) when major changes occur . In order to achieve life cycle sustainment of
our Computer Resources the following will be part of the CRSMP s role (Integrated Product Support
(IPS) Element Computer Resources,
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Emigrant And Immigrants In The Kingdom Of The Netherlands
Over the years, the Netherlands has seen a massive influx of immigrants, both refugees and economic,
from all areas of the world. As a result, the current demographic of the Netherlands is characterized by
20% of the Dutch population [being] immigrants or children of immigrant parents (Ersanilli, 2007);
thus, for that reason the importance of this topic/problem is further elevated. Coming from Curacao, a
small island which forms part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands as well as whose economy depends
on tourism and permanent migration, it is interesting to apply theories and empirical data to something
that I have accepted as the norm. For some, living in a nation state where migration is extremely
prevalent might not seem the norm, but for me it is; thus, it is compelling to see how this previous
knowledge can be applied on a global scale. In order to thoroughly cover the different aspects of
migration, the following points will be addressed: key definitions which aid in understanding of the
topic; types of migration; the push and pull factors of migration; and the impacts on the source and
destination countries. For the better understanding of this topic it is important to understand the
distinction between immigrant and emigrant, as well as internal and external migration. Immigrant
refers to someone who comes to a foreign country to live permanently, whereas a emigrant refers to an
individual who leaves their home country to then permanently reside in a foreign country. Similarly,
internal migration refers to people within a country moving to another location within its borders (e.g.
from one city to another), whereas external migration refers to the act of migration across borders (e.g.
from one country to another). Now that some key terms have been addressed, the types of migrants
will be illustrated. People migrate to different countries for various different reasons. This results in
the categorization of different migrants in relation to their reason for migrating, whether it be for
social or economic reasons. The types of migrants include the following: temporary labor migrants,
highly skilled migrants, irregular migrants, forced migrants, family reunification migrants, and return
migrants.
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Over the years, the Netherlands has seen a massive influx of immigrants, both refugees and economic,
from all areas of the world. As a result, the current demographic of the Netherlands is characterized by
20% of the Dutch population [being] immigrants or children of immigrant parents (Ersanilli, 2007);
thus, for that reason the importance of this topic/problem is further elevated. Coming from Curacao, a
small island which forms part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands as well as whose economy depends
on tourism and permanent migration, it is interesting to apply theories and empirical data to something
that I have accepted as the norm. For some, living in a nation state where migration is extremely
prevalent might not seem the norm, but for me it is; thus, it is compelling to see how this previous
knowledge can be applied on a global scale. In order to thoroughly cover the different aspects of
migration, the following points will be addressed: key definitions which aid in understanding of the
topic; types of migration; the push and pull factors of migration; and the impacts on the source and
destination countries. For the better understanding of this topic it is important to understand the
distinction between immigrant and emigrant, as well as internal and external migration. Immigrant
refers to someone who comes to a foreign country to live permanently, whereas a emigrant refers to an
individual who leaves their home country to then permanently reside in a foreign country. Similarly,
internal migration refers to people within a country moving to another location within its borders (e.g.
from one city to another), whereas external migration refers to the act of migration across borders (e.g.
from one country to another). Now that some key terms have been addressed, the types of migrants
will be illustrated. People migrate to different countries for various different reasons. This results in
the categorization of different migrants in relation to their reason for migrating, whether it be for
social or economic reasons. The types of migrants include the following: temporary labor migrants,
highly skilled migrants, irregular migrants, forced migrants, family reunification migrants, and return
migrants.
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Characteristics Of Princess Diana
Abstract
Princess Diana was known as the people s princess; but Diana was much more than that. Diana was an
activist, humanitarian, public servant and a leader. Princess Diana s entire adult life was focused on
helping those less fortunate, those suffering from debilitating diseases and offering aide to people
from third world countries. Diana didn t just contribute time but focused on attracting the attention of
the media which brought spectators and in return brought followers. These followers were willing to
contribute time and resources to hundreds of causes Princess Diana found important. Diana had great
charisma that she spread to all the people she met. In the developing countries she was able to
empower others by improving their self esteem (Gram 2013). Princess Diana led a life of giving and
through many years of personal grief and loss followed by a tragic death the world has suffered a great
loss as well. Fortunately, Diana was such an impactful leader that to this day there are memorial funds
set up in Princess Diana s name to assist with many of the charities that the Princess adored. Because
of the hours and back breaking work the Princess put in to these charities, they still reap benefits from
the followers of the people s leader, Princess Diana.
Princess Diana; a Leader A leader can possess many unique qualities. Merriam Webster defines a
leader as someone who guides others. A quick google search provides a definition of a person who
commands a group. Princess Diana was known to compassionately guide people to service. Without
instructing, verbalizing or motioning Diana was able to influence the way the world felt about many
different causes. Princess Diana was able to change the world s views and perceptions about
contagious diseases, third world countries and many different world crises. Diana was passionate
about all of the charities and work performed and was never fearful to be the first to volunteer. Diana
did not discriminate in any charity, she worked for the homeless, youth, drug addicts, and the elderly
(thefamouspeople.com 2013).
Lady Diana Spencer into a Princess
Diana Spencer was born outside of Sandringham England on July 1, 1961 to parents Edward Spencer
and Frances
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Abstract
Princess Diana was known as the people s princess; but Diana was much more than that. Diana was an
activist, humanitarian, public servant and a leader. Princess Diana s entire adult life was focused on
helping those less fortunate, those suffering from debilitating diseases and offering aide to people
from third world countries. Diana didn t just contribute time but focused on attracting the attention of
the media which brought spectators and in return brought followers. These followers were willing to
contribute time and resources to hundreds of causes Princess Diana found important. Diana had great
charisma that she spread to all the people she met. In the developing countries she was able to
empower others by improving their self esteem (Gram 2013). Princess Diana led a life of giving and
through many years of personal grief and loss followed by a tragic death the world has suffered a great
loss as well. Fortunately, Diana was such an impactful leader that to this day there are memorial funds
set up in Princess Diana s name to assist with many of the charities that the Princess adored. Because
of the hours and back breaking work the Princess put in to these charities, they still reap benefits from
the followers of the people s leader, Princess Diana.
Princess Diana; a Leader A leader can possess many unique qualities. Merriam Webster defines a
leader as someone who guides others. A quick google search provides a definition of a person who
commands a group. Princess Diana was known to compassionately guide people to service. Without
instructing, verbalizing or motioning Diana was able to influence the way the world felt about many
different causes. Princess Diana was able to change the world s views and perceptions about
contagious diseases, third world countries and many different world crises. Diana was passionate
about all of the charities and work performed and was never fearful to be the first to volunteer. Diana
did not discriminate in any charity, she worked for the homeless, youth, drug addicts, and the elderly
(thefamouspeople.com 2013).
Lady Diana Spencer into a Princess
Diana Spencer was born outside of Sandringham England on July 1, 1961 to parents Edward Spencer
and Frances
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Essay on Teaching Assistant
Deon Husher Level 3 Assignment 1 Question 1 Give examples of how you would plan activities. *
Supporting the teacher by delivering and evaluating learning activities, in accordance with the
curriculum frame work. * Prepare and organise activities based on age, needs and abilities of the
individual pupil. * Follow all agreed plans directed by the teacher, following instruction on where and
when they take place. * Liasing with the teacher before and after lessons and update records
accordingly in regards to the children s progress. Question 2 Describe your role in delivering learning
activities. * Prepare the learning environment based on the individual needs of the pupil/group, and
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* Always follow guidelines provided by the school. * Allow access to the national curriculum
framework. * Use the same strategies as the teacher. * Supervise and monitor pupil safety at all times.
* Gain pupils trust and confidence. * Encourage participation and independent working to all pupils
according to their age and abilities. * Listen to the pupil , use praise and encouragement . * Set up
activities and provide appropriate materials. * Assist pupils to catch up on any missed work. * Always
make sure work is named and dated. * Help younger children or pupils with physical disabilities get
readt for PE lesson. * Check materials and equipment for safety. * Check pupils work and let them
correct their own mistakes. * Read to a group or individual pupil and listen to them read. * Observe
pupils progress during activity, pass over relevant information to the teacher. * Take notes whilst the
teacher is talking. * Any admin duties directed by the teacher. * Repeat throughout the lesson
instructions provided by the teacher. * Play games with the children, assist on computer learning
programs. * Explain difficult words to the pupil and promote the use of dictionaries. * Ensure pupils
listen and behave responsibly. * Assist with specialist equipment. Question 5 Briefly describe the role
of the teaching assistant in relation to
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Deon Husher Level 3 Assignment 1 Question 1 Give examples of how you would plan activities. *
Supporting the teacher by delivering and evaluating learning activities, in accordance with the
curriculum frame work. * Prepare and organise activities based on age, needs and abilities of the
individual pupil. * Follow all agreed plans directed by the teacher, following instruction on where and
when they take place. * Liasing with the teacher before and after lessons and update records
accordingly in regards to the children s progress. Question 2 Describe your role in delivering learning
activities. * Prepare the learning environment based on the individual needs of the pupil/group, and
provide the learning ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
* Always follow guidelines provided by the school. * Allow access to the national curriculum
framework. * Use the same strategies as the teacher. * Supervise and monitor pupil safety at all times.
* Gain pupils trust and confidence. * Encourage participation and independent working to all pupils
according to their age and abilities. * Listen to the pupil , use praise and encouragement . * Set up
activities and provide appropriate materials. * Assist pupils to catch up on any missed work. * Always
make sure work is named and dated. * Help younger children or pupils with physical disabilities get
readt for PE lesson. * Check materials and equipment for safety. * Check pupils work and let them
correct their own mistakes. * Read to a group or individual pupil and listen to them read. * Observe
pupils progress during activity, pass over relevant information to the teacher. * Take notes whilst the
teacher is talking. * Any admin duties directed by the teacher. * Repeat throughout the lesson
instructions provided by the teacher. * Play games with the children, assist on computer learning
programs. * Explain difficult words to the pupil and promote the use of dictionaries. * Ensure pupils
listen and behave responsibly. * Assist with specialist equipment. Question 5 Briefly describe the role
of the teaching assistant in relation to
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Lawful Conviction
When we refer to the book information on plain view, consent, vehicle, and administrative search, we
gather more information on what is permitted to the police. However, if a person wants to learn by
specific point the video What kind of searches do not require a search warrant? By CMHartHayslett
on youtube.com, he would explain the search incident to a lawful arrest. He would give a few example
so the student or any person watching his video could understand his message to the public. Attorney
Kevin Haslett not only gives information about search incident to an arrest, but he also provides some
example that we can use to be able to understand his points. A search incident to a lawful arrest does
not require a search warrant. If the person
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When we refer to the book information on plain view, consent, vehicle, and administrative search, we
gather more information on what is permitted to the police. However, if a person wants to learn by
specific point the video What kind of searches do not require a search warrant? By CMHartHayslett
on youtube.com, he would explain the search incident to a lawful arrest. He would give a few example
so the student or any person watching his video could understand his message to the public. Attorney
Kevin Haslett not only gives information about search incident to an arrest, but he also provides some
example that we can use to be able to understand his points. A search incident to a lawful arrest does
not require a search warrant. If the person
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Ethical Issues
Ethical Issues in Gerontology Ethical Issues in Gerontology Nowadays, nurses who provide elder care
are faced with several legal and ethical dilemmas in a daily basis. Besides to the social and legal
dilemma it creates, elder abuse, neglect or also known as elder mistreatment is a massive health care
crisis that can lead to long term health complications and even death (Fulmer Greenberg, 2012). The
purpose of this paper is to review the literature and examine the nature of elder abuse in relation to its
legal and ethical implications. Furthermore, this paper is intended to discuss the causes and types of
elder abuse; professional responsibilities related to reporting, documenting, and intervening in cases of
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The cause of elder abuse is multifaceted. Generally, a combination of psychological, social, and
economic factors, as well as mental and physical conditions of the victim and perpetrator contribute to
the occurrence of elder abuse Wagner, Greenberg, Capezuti, 2002 as cited on (Fulmer Greenberg,
2012). In the developing world family members provide 60% to 80% of long term care of their elderly
significant others (American Psychological Association, 2012). Consequently, the burden of providing
constant physical care needs such as toileting and bathing can be particularly stressful. The complexity
of providing care to a physically, cognitively or emotionally impaired elderly individual can also be
tremendous. Depression, confusion, Alzheimer s disease, or incontinence on the part of the aging
person can make care giving especially overwhelming ((American Psychological Association, 2012).
According to American Psychological Association (2006), in addition to providing in average 20
hours a week at home on care giving responsibilities, about 64% of those family caregivers work
either part time or full time out side of home. As a result, the caregivers often suffer from interrupted
sleep, chronic fatigue, little or no privacy, and disintegrating personal lives. (National Center for Elder
Abuse, 2011). Furthermore, abuse can often escalates when the care giver faces economic hardships,
such as unable to pay the cost of health care services for the
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Ethical Issues in Gerontology Ethical Issues in Gerontology Nowadays, nurses who provide elder care
are faced with several legal and ethical dilemmas in a daily basis. Besides to the social and legal
dilemma it creates, elder abuse, neglect or also known as elder mistreatment is a massive health care
crisis that can lead to long term health complications and even death (Fulmer Greenberg, 2012). The
purpose of this paper is to review the literature and examine the nature of elder abuse in relation to its
legal and ethical implications. Furthermore, this paper is intended to discuss the causes and types of
elder abuse; professional responsibilities related to reporting, documenting, and intervening in cases of
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The cause of elder abuse is multifaceted. Generally, a combination of psychological, social, and
economic factors, as well as mental and physical conditions of the victim and perpetrator contribute to
the occurrence of elder abuse Wagner, Greenberg, Capezuti, 2002 as cited on (Fulmer Greenberg,
2012). In the developing world family members provide 60% to 80% of long term care of their elderly
significant others (American Psychological Association, 2012). Consequently, the burden of providing
constant physical care needs such as toileting and bathing can be particularly stressful. The complexity
of providing care to a physically, cognitively or emotionally impaired elderly individual can also be
tremendous. Depression, confusion, Alzheimer s disease, or incontinence on the part of the aging
person can make care giving especially overwhelming ((American Psychological Association, 2012).
According to American Psychological Association (2006), in addition to providing in average 20
hours a week at home on care giving responsibilities, about 64% of those family caregivers work
either part time or full time out side of home. As a result, the caregivers often suffer from interrupted
sleep, chronic fatigue, little or no privacy, and disintegrating personal lives. (National Center for Elder
Abuse, 2011). Furthermore, abuse can often escalates when the care giver faces economic hardships,
such as unable to pay the cost of health care services for the
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Rap And Hip Hop Music
Rap and hip hop music have evolved politically over the last decade; these genres have become major
forces and influential political factors for North American youth and young adults. For example, Nas,
a popular rap star of politically motivated songs sold 1 million copies of his first album Illmatic by
Dec. 2001, and by 2004 Nas released his 7th platinum album Street Disciple. The album Street
Disciple contained a powerful political song titled American Way . In addition, Lakeyta M Bonnet s
book Pulse of the People: Political Rap Music and Black Politics, expresses the way hip hop music
acts as a catalyst for the involvement of urban minorities in politics. While Paint the White House
Black an academic journal by Richmond, Sanford K. displays the present day relationship the current
president in America has with hip hop music. The song American Way , along with the book Pulse of
the People, and the Academic Journal Paint the White House Black elaborate on how hip hop music
and politics were born with conflict, but are evolving toward better recognition of hip hop culture in
democracy.
In America freedom of speech is a right and various artists use this to their advantage in order to
impact political thought. Many Artists, like Nas, relate to a subordinate class of American society
because he was born and raised in Brooklyn New York. In the song American Way he refers to himself
as the spokesperson for Black Men (Nas l. 8) demonstrating how there is an entire
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Rap and hip hop music have evolved politically over the last decade; these genres have become major
forces and influential political factors for North American youth and young adults. For example, Nas,
a popular rap star of politically motivated songs sold 1 million copies of his first album Illmatic by
Dec. 2001, and by 2004 Nas released his 7th platinum album Street Disciple. The album Street
Disciple contained a powerful political song titled American Way . In addition, Lakeyta M Bonnet s
book Pulse of the People: Political Rap Music and Black Politics, expresses the way hip hop music
acts as a catalyst for the involvement of urban minorities in politics. While Paint the White House
Black an academic journal by Richmond, Sanford K. displays the present day relationship the current
president in America has with hip hop music. The song American Way , along with the book Pulse of
the People, and the Academic Journal Paint the White House Black elaborate on how hip hop music
and politics were born with conflict, but are evolving toward better recognition of hip hop culture in
democracy.
In America freedom of speech is a right and various artists use this to their advantage in order to
impact political thought. Many Artists, like Nas, relate to a subordinate class of American society
because he was born and raised in Brooklyn New York. In the song American Way he refers to himself
as the spokesperson for Black Men (Nas l. 8) demonstrating how there is an entire
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Analysis Of Mary Shelley s Frankenstein Essay
Driven by an uncontrollable longing to create life, Frankenstein isolates himself from the people in his
life who matter the most. Victor acknowledges the evil in his deeds and the unnatural nature of his
desires, but succumbs to what he views as his destiny. In this, he abandons his conscience and his
human ability to reason. He seeks not human companionship, but thrives in his solitude where none
can remind him of his irresponsibility and selfishness. This inability to reason exposes his selfish and
cruel nature while the monster who seeks for a taste of acknowledgment is able to present a much
more reasonable understandings. In Mary Shelley s Frankenstein, in the content of pages 102 103,
both the creator and creation have an animated discussion and argument where Victor s inability to
reason is displayed. Victor Frankenstein s sole focus is on himself and it blinds him to the ability to be
reasonable or take responsibility for his creation as well as exhibits how the Creature at times displays
more maturity, rationality, or human qualities than his creator.
Essentially, the Creature is given no opportunity to become a functioning unit of society because he is
given no insight into surviving as a human, aside from what he is able to gather through observation.
This lack of insight is contributed to the way Victor disregards his own creation; leaving him to defend
himself in a curious world who is at times seemingly ignorant of his existence. In the course of the
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Driven by an uncontrollable longing to create life, Frankenstein isolates himself from the people in his
life who matter the most. Victor acknowledges the evil in his deeds and the unnatural nature of his
desires, but succumbs to what he views as his destiny. In this, he abandons his conscience and his
human ability to reason. He seeks not human companionship, but thrives in his solitude where none
can remind him of his irresponsibility and selfishness. This inability to reason exposes his selfish and
cruel nature while the monster who seeks for a taste of acknowledgment is able to present a much
more reasonable understandings. In Mary Shelley s Frankenstein, in the content of pages 102 103,
both the creator and creation have an animated discussion and argument where Victor s inability to
reason is displayed. Victor Frankenstein s sole focus is on himself and it blinds him to the ability to be
reasonable or take responsibility for his creation as well as exhibits how the Creature at times displays
more maturity, rationality, or human qualities than his creator.
Essentially, the Creature is given no opportunity to become a functioning unit of society because he is
given no insight into surviving as a human, aside from what he is able to gather through observation.
This lack of insight is contributed to the way Victor disregards his own creation; leaving him to defend
himself in a curious world who is at times seemingly ignorant of his existence. In the course of the
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Public Rituals In Renaissance Florence Essay
Public ritual in Renaissance Florence involved many actors and took many forms. They could be civic
rituals performed by the citizens of the city, or popular rituals where anyone could participate. They
could also originate in the private sphere and were made available to the public. Public rituals had
various purposes, but most importantly they reproduced hierarchies which conditioned the
organisation of power within the Florentine polity, and ensured civil peace and harmony. This was
particularly important in Renaissance Florence as no one monarch ruled the city, and therefore no
singular figure embodying authority and morality could be looked up to by the people. Keeping law
and order was the ruling class major concern, and public rituals ... Show more content on
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The portrait of Giuliano de Medici by Raphael, a tempera and oil on canvas, can be dated back to
around 1515 (Fig. 2). The portrait includes a background depiction of Florence, which is revealed
behind a green curtain. As part of a marriage arrangement with Philiberte of Savoy, it is not surprising
that Florence would be depicted as an asset of Giuliano s. However, the picture was painted shortly
after the carnival of 1513, and it highlights the sort of relationship that the Medici family wanted to re
establish with the city and its people, using public rituals to achieve this. Giuliano s gaze is directed to
the part of the curtain revealing the city, thus asserting his status as legimate ruler, watching over the
people of Florence. This painting and the carnival of 1513 convey similar messages. When Girolamo
Macchietti executed a portrait of Lorenzo the Magnificent, he used a similar device (Fig. 3). Lorenzo
stands tall with Florence in the background, and he looks forward benevolently. What the Medicis
attempted to achieve with public rituals, they successfully managed to reflect in their portraiture. With
their backs turned to the city, they would have appeared to contemporaries as larger than life leaders
protecting Florence s interests and history. The link between the two portraits is interesting because
the carnival of 1513 was a clear attempt at
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Public ritual in Renaissance Florence involved many actors and took many forms. They could be civic
rituals performed by the citizens of the city, or popular rituals where anyone could participate. They
could also originate in the private sphere and were made available to the public. Public rituals had
various purposes, but most importantly they reproduced hierarchies which conditioned the
organisation of power within the Florentine polity, and ensured civil peace and harmony. This was
particularly important in Renaissance Florence as no one monarch ruled the city, and therefore no
singular figure embodying authority and morality could be looked up to by the people. Keeping law
and order was the ruling class major concern, and public rituals ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The portrait of Giuliano de Medici by Raphael, a tempera and oil on canvas, can be dated back to
around 1515 (Fig. 2). The portrait includes a background depiction of Florence, which is revealed
behind a green curtain. As part of a marriage arrangement with Philiberte of Savoy, it is not surprising
that Florence would be depicted as an asset of Giuliano s. However, the picture was painted shortly
after the carnival of 1513, and it highlights the sort of relationship that the Medici family wanted to re
establish with the city and its people, using public rituals to achieve this. Giuliano s gaze is directed to
the part of the curtain revealing the city, thus asserting his status as legimate ruler, watching over the
people of Florence. This painting and the carnival of 1513 convey similar messages. When Girolamo
Macchietti executed a portrait of Lorenzo the Magnificent, he used a similar device (Fig. 3). Lorenzo
stands tall with Florence in the background, and he looks forward benevolently. What the Medicis
attempted to achieve with public rituals, they successfully managed to reflect in their portraiture. With
their backs turned to the city, they would have appeared to contemporaries as larger than life leaders
protecting Florence s interests and history. The link between the two portraits is interesting because
the carnival of 1513 was a clear attempt at
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`` Faking Nature `` By Robert Elliot
Authenticity holds intrinsic value. The process of destroying something to then later recreate it
removes its authenticity and in turn, its intrinsic value. In his essay, Faking Nature, Robert Elliot
argues that the recreation of natural landscapes after human destruction strips nature of its value.
Rather than disrupting and restoring landscapes, Elliot emphasizes the priority should be preserving it.
Elliot rejects the argument of the restoration thesis which is the claim that a recreation of a destroyed
entity has equal value to the original entity. This is provided the restoration is attainable and
economically feasible. His argument is the value of the natural can never fully be restored despite
advances of technology utilized by engineers. Elliot defines natural as unmodified by human activity
(Elliot 80). Elliot acknowledges natural does not equate value nor is it inherently better than non
natural. Elliot uses the examples of disease and environmental disasters to show that natural
occurrences may not be good. There are cases where human involvement enhances nature but it is
when the human disruption intends to replace a constitutionally good natural aspect that reduction in
the value occurs. The depreciation of this value stems from the necessity of its genesis. It is an object s
history, its origins, its story, and its continuity of the past that instills the worth of nature (Elliot 83).
The successor of the natural does not hold the same stature (as seen in
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Authenticity holds intrinsic value. The process of destroying something to then later recreate it
removes its authenticity and in turn, its intrinsic value. In his essay, Faking Nature, Robert Elliot
argues that the recreation of natural landscapes after human destruction strips nature of its value.
Rather than disrupting and restoring landscapes, Elliot emphasizes the priority should be preserving it.
Elliot rejects the argument of the restoration thesis which is the claim that a recreation of a destroyed
entity has equal value to the original entity. This is provided the restoration is attainable and
economically feasible. His argument is the value of the natural can never fully be restored despite
advances of technology utilized by engineers. Elliot defines natural as unmodified by human activity
(Elliot 80). Elliot acknowledges natural does not equate value nor is it inherently better than non
natural. Elliot uses the examples of disease and environmental disasters to show that natural
occurrences may not be good. There are cases where human involvement enhances nature but it is
when the human disruption intends to replace a constitutionally good natural aspect that reduction in
the value occurs. The depreciation of this value stems from the necessity of its genesis. It is an object s
history, its origins, its story, and its continuity of the past that instills the worth of nature (Elliot 83).
The successor of the natural does not hold the same stature (as seen in
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Ebola Virus ( Virus )
Ebola was named for a small river near Maridi, Sudan. Since Ebola first appeared in 1967 there have
been over 100 cases of Ebola with more than 50% of the patients dying within days of their acute
symptoms. Ebola is classified as a biosafety level four agent because of its extreme pathogenicity and
the lack of a vaccine or antiviral drug. Ebola virus (Zaire ebolavirus); Sudan virus (Sudan ebolavirus);
Taï Forest virus (Taï Forest ebolavirus, formerly Côte d Ivoire ebolavirus); and Bundibugyo virus
(Bundibugyo ebolavirus). The fifth, Reston virus (Reston ebolavirus), has caused disease in nonhuman
primates, but not in humans. Ebola has spread between countries starting in Guinea then spreading
across land borders to Sierra Leone and Liberia, Nigeria, USA, Senegal and Mali. Ebola has been
presented for more than 35 years; however, the largest outbreak began in West Africa in March 2014.
Ebola was previously reported in: Nigeria, Senegal, Spain, United States, Mali, and United Kingdom.
However, there are no current cases of Ebola in these countries. There were four people who were
diagnosed with Ebola in the United States. The two brought ebola into the country while the other two
contracted the disease after caring for an Ebola patient in the United States. One man however died
from the disease and the other three recovered and are now free of Ebola. Most of these cases were
due to people traveling from a country where ebola was present. This outbreak cause severe and
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Ebola was named for a small river near Maridi, Sudan. Since Ebola first appeared in 1967 there have
been over 100 cases of Ebola with more than 50% of the patients dying within days of their acute
symptoms. Ebola is classified as a biosafety level four agent because of its extreme pathogenicity and
the lack of a vaccine or antiviral drug. Ebola virus (Zaire ebolavirus); Sudan virus (Sudan ebolavirus);
Taï Forest virus (Taï Forest ebolavirus, formerly Côte d Ivoire ebolavirus); and Bundibugyo virus
(Bundibugyo ebolavirus). The fifth, Reston virus (Reston ebolavirus), has caused disease in nonhuman
primates, but not in humans. Ebola has spread between countries starting in Guinea then spreading
across land borders to Sierra Leone and Liberia, Nigeria, USA, Senegal and Mali. Ebola has been
presented for more than 35 years; however, the largest outbreak began in West Africa in March 2014.
Ebola was previously reported in: Nigeria, Senegal, Spain, United States, Mali, and United Kingdom.
However, there are no current cases of Ebola in these countries. There were four people who were
diagnosed with Ebola in the United States. The two brought ebola into the country while the other two
contracted the disease after caring for an Ebola patient in the United States. One man however died
from the disease and the other three recovered and are now free of Ebola. Most of these cases were
due to people traveling from a country where ebola was present. This outbreak cause severe and
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The And Measurement Of Microbiology Essay
Unit:8035 Visualisation Measurement of Microbiology
Bright Field Brightfield magnifying instruments are the established magnifying lens in which the
example is lit up from the back and the picture is framed because of the retaining properties of the
imaged objects. Brightfield light has been a standout amongst the most generally utilized perception
modes as a part of optical microscopy for as long as 300 years. The system is most appropriate for use
with settled, recolored examples or different sorts of tests that normally ingest critical measures of
noticeable light. Pictures created with brightfield brightening seem dim and/or profoundly shaded
against a brilliant, frequently light dim or white, foundation.
Confocal Microscope
A Confocal magnifying lens is one kind of 3D Fluorescence Microscope in which determination is
expanded by dismissing out of concentrate light. This is finished by utilizing pinholes with a particular
Pinhole Radius and makes it to be an inborn 3D magnifying lens: because of the centering way of the
confocal magnifying instrument, it is exceptionally appropriate for acquiring 3D pictures as an
accumulation of intensities at various purposes of the space.
Dark field
Dark field microscopy (dark ground microscopy) portrays microscopy techniques, in both light and
electron microscopy, which prohibit the unscattered bar from the picture. Accordingly, the field around
the specimen (i.e., where there is no specimen to disseminate the pillar)
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Unit:8035 Visualisation Measurement of Microbiology
Bright Field Brightfield magnifying instruments are the established magnifying lens in which the
example is lit up from the back and the picture is framed because of the retaining properties of the
imaged objects. Brightfield light has been a standout amongst the most generally utilized perception
modes as a part of optical microscopy for as long as 300 years. The system is most appropriate for use
with settled, recolored examples or different sorts of tests that normally ingest critical measures of
noticeable light. Pictures created with brightfield brightening seem dim and/or profoundly shaded
against a brilliant, frequently light dim or white, foundation.
Confocal Microscope
A Confocal magnifying lens is one kind of 3D Fluorescence Microscope in which determination is
expanded by dismissing out of concentrate light. This is finished by utilizing pinholes with a particular
Pinhole Radius and makes it to be an inborn 3D magnifying lens: because of the centering way of the
confocal magnifying instrument, it is exceptionally appropriate for acquiring 3D pictures as an
accumulation of intensities at various purposes of the space.
Dark field
Dark field microscopy (dark ground microscopy) portrays microscopy techniques, in both light and
electron microscopy, which prohibit the unscattered bar from the picture. Accordingly, the field around
the specimen (i.e., where there is no specimen to disseminate the pillar)
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The Impact Of The Second Sino-Japanese War
The Second Sino Japanese War was a bloody experience to both China and Japan. The aggression of
Japan in Second Sino Japanese War eventually broke out the Pacific War and dragged China into the
Second World War. There were various significant incidents occurred during the Second Sino
Japanese War, thus, became the most controversial issues since then in the Sino Japanese relationship.
This chapter will focus on some contentious incidents during the Second Sino Japanese War and the
Second World War.
One of the prime issues during this period is the Nanjing Massacre, or sometimes known as the Rape
of Nanjing . It shows the brutality of Japanese military and the unforgivable and unforgettable incident
among the Chinese. The act of whitewashing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since the end of the 1990s, there was a baodiao [保釣, which means defending Diaoyu] campaign
which emerged in mainland China (He, 2007 14). In March, 2004, these baodiao activists actually
succeeded in landing on the Senkaku islands (He, 2007, 14) (Yukio, 2012), as an act to protest the
claims from Japan. These baodiao movement is associated with the anti Japanese movement. They
also registered as a formal organization, known as the China Federation for Defending the Diaoyu
Islands (CFDD) in Hong Kong and established its headquarters in Beijing (He, 2007, 14). The
Senkaku islands dispute is among the contested sovereignty of China and Japan, which created the
anti Japan and anti Chinese sentiment between the two states. PRC government, nonetheless shows its
assertiveness over the sovereignty of the island. The firm stand of the government, thus, affects the
development of Chinese nationalism as well, targeting the anti Japanese sentiment to secure the public
support over the PRC s
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The Second Sino Japanese War was a bloody experience to both China and Japan. The aggression of
Japan in Second Sino Japanese War eventually broke out the Pacific War and dragged China into the
Second World War. There were various significant incidents occurred during the Second Sino
Japanese War, thus, became the most controversial issues since then in the Sino Japanese relationship.
This chapter will focus on some contentious incidents during the Second Sino Japanese War and the
Second World War.
One of the prime issues during this period is the Nanjing Massacre, or sometimes known as the Rape
of Nanjing . It shows the brutality of Japanese military and the unforgivable and unforgettable incident
among the Chinese. The act of whitewashing ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Since the end of the 1990s, there was a baodiao [保釣, which means defending Diaoyu] campaign
which emerged in mainland China (He, 2007 14). In March, 2004, these baodiao activists actually
succeeded in landing on the Senkaku islands (He, 2007, 14) (Yukio, 2012), as an act to protest the
claims from Japan. These baodiao movement is associated with the anti Japanese movement. They
also registered as a formal organization, known as the China Federation for Defending the Diaoyu
Islands (CFDD) in Hong Kong and established its headquarters in Beijing (He, 2007, 14). The
Senkaku islands dispute is among the contested sovereignty of China and Japan, which created the
anti Japan and anti Chinese sentiment between the two states. PRC government, nonetheless shows its
assertiveness over the sovereignty of the island. The firm stand of the government, thus, affects the
development of Chinese nationalism as well, targeting the anti Japanese sentiment to secure the public
support over the PRC s
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Canadian Prime Minister s Power
The prime minister has a significant amount of power within the Canadian government. Some of the
sources of the prime minister s powers are the number of seats in the House of Commons he and his
party has, his ability to give push/give priority to certain government agendas, and his ability to
appoint different governmental positions. For a politician to hold the office of PM his party must hold
the majority of the seats in the house; this means that by convention his party must be in solidarity
with his decisions, which gives the PM s the loyal support of his party. Another power of the PM is the
ability to put forward government agendas that they believe should be prioritized. The PM also has the
ability to appoint people who they believe
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The prime minister has a significant amount of power within the Canadian government. Some of the
sources of the prime minister s powers are the number of seats in the House of Commons he and his
party has, his ability to give push/give priority to certain government agendas, and his ability to
appoint different governmental positions. For a politician to hold the office of PM his party must hold
the majority of the seats in the house; this means that by convention his party must be in solidarity
with his decisions, which gives the PM s the loyal support of his party. Another power of the PM is the
ability to put forward government agendas that they believe should be prioritized. The PM also has the
ability to appoint people who they believe
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`` Confessions Of A Workaholic `` By Wayne Oates
One in four workers can be classified as a workaholic nevertheless; it is still vastly underestimated in
the damages it can cause (Griffiths, 2011). Workaholism has been coined as the respectable addiction
and the hard working man s disease; however, workaholism is a deadly disease that affects the
workaholic, their family, friends, and even coworkers. The Japanese term for workaholism is karoshi
and is estimated to kill over 1,000 deaths a year (Williams, 2012). The definition of a workaholic
remains vague and unconstructive; however, the symptoms and manifestations can be quite clear.
Merriam Webster defines workaholic as a person who chooses to work a lot: a person who is always
working, thinking about work, etc. In 1971, Wayne E. Oates coined the term Workaholic in his novel,
Confessions of a Workaholic. Wayne Oates was an American psychologist and religious educator.
Oates asserts that working can become an addiction just as alcohol (Oates, 1971). A major contributor
to the problem is the belief that hard work leads to greater wealth (Williams, 2012). Workaholism is
considered by many to be a respectable addiction and a positive thing. These people lack
understanding into the true nature and dangers of this addiction. Numerous myths surround
workaholism including: workaholics are always working; no one ever died of hard work;
Workaholism only adversely affects the workaholic (Fassel, 1990). It is imperative that a distinction
be made between workaholism and
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One in four workers can be classified as a workaholic nevertheless; it is still vastly underestimated in
the damages it can cause (Griffiths, 2011). Workaholism has been coined as the respectable addiction
and the hard working man s disease; however, workaholism is a deadly disease that affects the
workaholic, their family, friends, and even coworkers. The Japanese term for workaholism is karoshi
and is estimated to kill over 1,000 deaths a year (Williams, 2012). The definition of a workaholic
remains vague and unconstructive; however, the symptoms and manifestations can be quite clear.
Merriam Webster defines workaholic as a person who chooses to work a lot: a person who is always
working, thinking about work, etc. In 1971, Wayne E. Oates coined the term Workaholic in his novel,
Confessions of a Workaholic. Wayne Oates was an American psychologist and religious educator.
Oates asserts that working can become an addiction just as alcohol (Oates, 1971). A major contributor
to the problem is the belief that hard work leads to greater wealth (Williams, 2012). Workaholism is
considered by many to be a respectable addiction and a positive thing. These people lack
understanding into the true nature and dangers of this addiction. Numerous myths surround
workaholism including: workaholics are always working; no one ever died of hard work;
Workaholism only adversely affects the workaholic (Fassel, 1990). It is imperative that a distinction
be made between workaholism and
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Examples Of False Memory Eyewitness Testimony
False Memories and Eyewitness Testimony Once in a while we all like to reminisce and think of the
past at some point. We remember our favorite toy, our best friends, favorite movie, and past memories,
but what if what we think we know is just something that our mind has created for us. That specific
event that we were so certain happened never actually did. We remember the colors the smells the
people that were there, but it never really happened. This crazy phenomenon is called False Memory
syndrome. What is a false memory you ask? Well, according to psychology expert Kendra Cherry, a
false memory is a fabricated or distorted recollection of an event that did not actually happen (Cherry).
We often think often think that our minds are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Loftus realizes that, the length of time between the incident and being interviewed about an event
plays a role in how suggestible people are to false memory. These false memories can be formed
because the memory wasn t encoded in the correct places to begin with (Cherry). We as humans tend
to see things that aren t really there and we being to form our own opinions of an event. In some
instances, we might hear certain key words and this leads us to form complete sentences to support
those key words. Our long term memories are also susceptible to change. When information is
encoded, it can lead us to remember an event a different way. False memories are formed when,
neurons first encode in our cortex and hippocampus. Each time a memory is recalled, it is re encoded
by a similar, but not the identical, set of neurons
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False Memories and Eyewitness Testimony Once in a while we all like to reminisce and think of the
past at some point. We remember our favorite toy, our best friends, favorite movie, and past memories,
but what if what we think we know is just something that our mind has created for us. That specific
event that we were so certain happened never actually did. We remember the colors the smells the
people that were there, but it never really happened. This crazy phenomenon is called False Memory
syndrome. What is a false memory you ask? Well, according to psychology expert Kendra Cherry, a
false memory is a fabricated or distorted recollection of an event that did not actually happen (Cherry).
We often think often think that our minds are ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Loftus realizes that, the length of time between the incident and being interviewed about an event
plays a role in how suggestible people are to false memory. These false memories can be formed
because the memory wasn t encoded in the correct places to begin with (Cherry). We as humans tend
to see things that aren t really there and we being to form our own opinions of an event. In some
instances, we might hear certain key words and this leads us to form complete sentences to support
those key words. Our long term memories are also susceptible to change. When information is
encoded, it can lead us to remember an event a different way. False memories are formed when,
neurons first encode in our cortex and hippocampus. Each time a memory is recalled, it is re encoded
by a similar, but not the identical, set of neurons
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Explain The Main Features Of The Articles Of Confederation
This chapter covers many topics such as the Constitution, the Supreme Court, and the Declaration of
Independence. Before the Constitution of the United States, the Articles of Confederation serve as the
first plan of a national government for the thirteen American states. (pg.17) The Articles allowed the
states to retain most political power. (pg.17) Other features of the document were that it preserved
state autonomy, guaranteed equal representation for the states, and it granted the central government
only a few important powers . (pg.17 18) However, it provided no separate executive branch and no
national courts, and it made the amendment almost impossible . (pg.18) It never really occurred to me
how important the Constitution is or its
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This chapter covers many topics such as the Constitution, the Supreme Court, and the Declaration of
Independence. Before the Constitution of the United States, the Articles of Confederation serve as the
first plan of a national government for the thirteen American states. (pg.17) The Articles allowed the
states to retain most political power. (pg.17) Other features of the document were that it preserved
state autonomy, guaranteed equal representation for the states, and it granted the central government
only a few important powers . (pg.17 18) However, it provided no separate executive branch and no
national courts, and it made the amendment almost impossible . (pg.18) It never really occurred to me
how important the Constitution is or its
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Speech On Dog Grooming
Wouldn t it be great if you didn t have to pay to get your dog groomed? Whether you have a short
haired dog or a long haired dog, there are some basics you need to follow when doing at home dog
grooming. I ll give you basic all breed dog grooming tips so you can save money and time by learning
how to groom your dog at home. Then I ll teach you specifics for short coat and long coat dogs.
So, here we go.
All Breed Dog Grooming Tip #1 Handling and Preparation
No doubt, it s cheaper to do at home dog grooming than it is to go to a groomer. Here are the
fundamentals. First, in order for your dog not to bolt out of the tub, he needs to understand and obey
the stand, sit and stay commands.
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Flimsy clippers break too easily. As for the muzzle, your dog may mouth you the first few times
before he gets used to the process.
It s best to have started clipping your dog s nails when he was a pup. But if it s too late, start playing
with your dog s feet gently so that he s not terrified when you try to use the clippers.
For the first few times you clip his nails, only trim a tiny bit of nail off so he gets used to the process.
Try to trim his nails every six to ten weeks. If your dog goes outside a lot, the pavement actually keeps
the nails at a decent length. But if your dog stays indoors, you ll have to clip them every 4 to six
weeks.
DO NOT cut into the live part of the nail. Your dog will be in agony! The live part is wear you see the
nail starting to turn pink. Also you can tell the live part by the differing texture and color of his nails.
Don t forget to trim the pointed end of the declaw (that s the dog s thumb).
When in doubt, you can always ask your vet or groomer to show you how to trim your dog s nails.
All Breed Dog Grooming Tip #6 Smooth Coats and Short
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Wouldn t it be great if you didn t have to pay to get your dog groomed? Whether you have a short
haired dog or a long haired dog, there are some basics you need to follow when doing at home dog
grooming. I ll give you basic all breed dog grooming tips so you can save money and time by learning
how to groom your dog at home. Then I ll teach you specifics for short coat and long coat dogs.
So, here we go.
All Breed Dog Grooming Tip #1 Handling and Preparation
No doubt, it s cheaper to do at home dog grooming than it is to go to a groomer. Here are the
fundamentals. First, in order for your dog not to bolt out of the tub, he needs to understand and obey
the stand, sit and stay commands.
And hopefully you ve been handling your dog since he s ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Flimsy clippers break too easily. As for the muzzle, your dog may mouth you the first few times
before he gets used to the process.
It s best to have started clipping your dog s nails when he was a pup. But if it s too late, start playing
with your dog s feet gently so that he s not terrified when you try to use the clippers.
For the first few times you clip his nails, only trim a tiny bit of nail off so he gets used to the process.
Try to trim his nails every six to ten weeks. If your dog goes outside a lot, the pavement actually keeps
the nails at a decent length. But if your dog stays indoors, you ll have to clip them every 4 to six
weeks.
DO NOT cut into the live part of the nail. Your dog will be in agony! The live part is wear you see the
nail starting to turn pink. Also you can tell the live part by the differing texture and color of his nails.
Don t forget to trim the pointed end of the declaw (that s the dog s thumb).
When in doubt, you can always ask your vet or groomer to show you how to trim your dog s nails.
All Breed Dog Grooming Tip #6 Smooth Coats and Short
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John D. Rockefeller Vs. Thomas Edison
John D. Rockefeller Versus Thomas Edison In 1863, John D. Rockefeller (1839 1937) entered the oil
business in Cleveland, Ohio and became one of the world s wealthiest men by being the founder of the
Standard Oil Company. Standard Oil was a major source of income in the late 1800 s, taking up a
large percentage of the United States refineries. It eventually became the largest oil refinery in the
world. But in 1911, U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the company was not legal due to violations of
laws. The Standard Oil Company was classified as a monopoly because it was the only supplier of oil,
and there were not any substitutes for this good. Just as Rockefeller created and founded the Standard
Oil Co., Thomas Edison created thousands inventions that have greatly helped the United States and
other countries all around the world. Edison (1847 1931) was a well known inventor and businessman.
One of the most well known inventions by Edison was the incandescent light bulb, which produces
light by heating a wire with electricity. He also created the movie camera, phonograph and vote
recorder which are just to name a few of the thousands of patents Edison had on his inventions.
Rockefeller was born in Richford, New York and went to high school at Cleveland Central High
School, where he studied bookkeeping. He went on to working as an office clerk at the age of 16.
Likewise, Edison began working at the young age of 12 where he sold newspapers. He eventually
went on to publishing his
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John D. Rockefeller Versus Thomas Edison In 1863, John D. Rockefeller (1839 1937) entered the oil
business in Cleveland, Ohio and became one of the world s wealthiest men by being the founder of the
Standard Oil Company. Standard Oil was a major source of income in the late 1800 s, taking up a
large percentage of the United States refineries. It eventually became the largest oil refinery in the
world. But in 1911, U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the company was not legal due to violations of
laws. The Standard Oil Company was classified as a monopoly because it was the only supplier of oil,
and there were not any substitutes for this good. Just as Rockefeller created and founded the Standard
Oil Co., Thomas Edison created thousands inventions that have greatly helped the United States and
other countries all around the world. Edison (1847 1931) was a well known inventor and businessman.
One of the most well known inventions by Edison was the incandescent light bulb, which produces
light by heating a wire with electricity. He also created the movie camera, phonograph and vote
recorder which are just to name a few of the thousands of patents Edison had on his inventions.
Rockefeller was born in Richford, New York and went to high school at Cleveland Central High
School, where he studied bookkeeping. He went on to working as an office clerk at the age of 16.
Likewise, Edison began working at the young age of 12 where he sold newspapers. He eventually
went on to publishing his
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The Potential Majors Of The Belk Scholar s Program
Course Overview I found this course to be highly valuable in its efforts to provide insight on the
potential majors of the Belk Scholar s program. While there remain many questions about the future
path of the program, it did help to solidify both my understanding of the major options and my
personal decision. I am more confident now that the M.S. in Economics is the option I will pursue.
Throughout the course, with every new topic, I always found myself asking the economic questions of
each issue. Furthermore, I continue to find the subject matter to be fascinating. Equally as beneficial
as knowing which path I am leaning towards was learning more about the other options. Prior to the
class, I had an incomplete idea of what Mathematical Finance is. As most people believe, I had taken
it to be a field dedicated primarily to money and how it is used. I now understand that this
misconception ignores the core of the field; which is risk. Our readings from Against the Gods were
beneficial in building a foundation for the field of Mathematical Finance. As was pointed out during
class, the book was very dense, but it did an excellent job in delivering complete information. I read
some additional chapters on my own and would have liked to have additional time during class to
discuss other parts of the book. The last of the degree options to discuss is the Data Science path.
While we did not dedicate a portion of the class solely to the data science field as we did with
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Course Overview I found this course to be highly valuable in its efforts to provide insight on the
potential majors of the Belk Scholar s program. While there remain many questions about the future
path of the program, it did help to solidify both my understanding of the major options and my
personal decision. I am more confident now that the M.S. in Economics is the option I will pursue.
Throughout the course, with every new topic, I always found myself asking the economic questions of
each issue. Furthermore, I continue to find the subject matter to be fascinating. Equally as beneficial
as knowing which path I am leaning towards was learning more about the other options. Prior to the
class, I had an incomplete idea of what Mathematical Finance is. As most people believe, I had taken
it to be a field dedicated primarily to money and how it is used. I now understand that this
misconception ignores the core of the field; which is risk. Our readings from Against the Gods were
beneficial in building a foundation for the field of Mathematical Finance. As was pointed out during
class, the book was very dense, but it did an excellent job in delivering complete information. I read
some additional chapters on my own and would have liked to have additional time during class to
discuss other parts of the book. The last of the degree options to discuss is the Data Science path.
While we did not dedicate a portion of the class solely to the data science field as we did with
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Understand The Importance Of Communication
Some people do not understand the importance of communication. Being able to communicate
effectively, is the most important life skill a person can use. From the time we are born, how fast we
learn and the things we learn come from our family. Communication is defined as The exchange of
information or knowledge, as by speech, signals, writing, or non verbal communication. Bryan Golden
says, To be understood you must first understand. Everyone seems so desperate to be understood, they
forget to understand. Often people walk away from conversations not fully understanding what the
person said or meant. Simple miscommunication can cause big problems in relationships, work, or life
at home. A person s body language, facial expressions, volume, ... Show more content on
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If a person doesn t know what they are talking about then they are not credible. Research of a topic
can take a lot of time but is crucial to a speech. If a speeches purpose is to inform people, then
unbiased research needs to be done to inform the audience appropriately. Often people ask questions
after a speech and if a person is unsure of the answer, that could look bad. It always better to know
more than less! If a person seems well informed and able to give immediate responses to questions,
that makes a person look good. Research can help a person seem knowledgeable in an interview;
knowledgeability is employability! It s important to know as much as possible about your audience as
well. Knowing who the speaker is talking to will allow the speaker to gauge the degree of depth or
complexity require to meet their
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Some people do not understand the importance of communication. Being able to communicate
effectively, is the most important life skill a person can use. From the time we are born, how fast we
learn and the things we learn come from our family. Communication is defined as The exchange of
information or knowledge, as by speech, signals, writing, or non verbal communication. Bryan Golden
says, To be understood you must first understand. Everyone seems so desperate to be understood, they
forget to understand. Often people walk away from conversations not fully understanding what the
person said or meant. Simple miscommunication can cause big problems in relationships, work, or life
at home. A person s body language, facial expressions, volume, ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
If a person doesn t know what they are talking about then they are not credible. Research of a topic
can take a lot of time but is crucial to a speech. If a speeches purpose is to inform people, then
unbiased research needs to be done to inform the audience appropriately. Often people ask questions
after a speech and if a person is unsure of the answer, that could look bad. It always better to know
more than less! If a person seems well informed and able to give immediate responses to questions,
that makes a person look good. Research can help a person seem knowledgeable in an interview;
knowledgeability is employability! It s important to know as much as possible about your audience as
well. Knowing who the speaker is talking to will allow the speaker to gauge the degree of depth or
complexity require to meet their
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Analysis Of Jojo Fletcher s The Bachelorette
JoJo Fletcher from The Bachelorette is already off to an auspicious start. She is surely not letting her
previous bachelor status of being a runner up and being ditched in front of the national TV hold her
back. JoJo Fletcher has rebound back from her ex love Ben Higgins s given anguish and they have not
been communicating since. But, Jojo is all set to move ahead. The gorgeous and charming 25 years
old, JoJo, is also a real estate developer. She has recently narrated about her on going experience. Not
only is this, as per reports, she has also revealed that she has started enhancing her feelings for certain
participants in the show. In a recent interview, she said that I am connecting with these men. I m
having fun with them. I m
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JoJo Fletcher from The Bachelorette is already off to an auspicious start. She is surely not letting her
previous bachelor status of being a runner up and being ditched in front of the national TV hold her
back. JoJo Fletcher has rebound back from her ex love Ben Higgins s given anguish and they have not
been communicating since. But, Jojo is all set to move ahead. The gorgeous and charming 25 years
old, JoJo, is also a real estate developer. She has recently narrated about her on going experience. Not
only is this, as per reports, she has also revealed that she has started enhancing her feelings for certain
participants in the show. In a recent interview, she said that I am connecting with these men. I m
having fun with them. I m
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