Free College Admission Application Letter Templates
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Analysis Of Alan Berliner s Intimate Stranger
Alan Berliner s Intimate Stranger is an unconventional documentary in several respects. Most
fundamentally, the subject of the film is Joe Cassuto, the filmmaker s grandfather. Over the course of
the film, many of Berliner s relatives are interviewed, all with a different perspective on why Joe
Cassuto would not be an interesting subject for a documentary. The idea of the anti protagonist runs
through the entire film, and this directorial challenge is only exacerbated by the small amount of
archival footage of Cassuto. Given these conditions, the film has the potential to lack the context and
information necessary to immerse the audience in the film. However, the film creates an engaging
narrative through continuity of style and sound. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The other most prominent noise in the film is a bright typewriter ding. The ding noise, in literal terms,
means that the writer has reached the end of a line, and must now return the carriage back to its
starting position. In the film, Alan Berliner takes advantage of this thought process conditioned in the
audience and uses the noise like an aural comma, separating ideas and anecdotes. The ding punctuates
sentences like What was more important to him? His being a part of the future of Japan? Or this
family? Immediately afterwards, the film discusses the nature of Japanese workspaces, and the ding
has acted like the beginning of a new paragraph. These noises refuse to let the audience ignore the
pacing of the film, and Berliner wants the viewer to understand the thousands of active choices he
made. Overall, Alan Berliner uses the sound motif of the typewriter to create the structure and timing
Intimate Stranger.
For the archival scenes of the film, Berliner combines sound effects and editing to add depth to the
footage. At certain points the connection between voice and action is so literal that it resembles a
madrigal s word painting. As one of Joe s daughters says the words everything stopped, the film of her
as a child freezes. As the audience recognizes this conscious choice, they have to pay more attention to
what was just said. The archival film serves to directs all attention to the narration. From Berliner s
diary: I
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Alan Berliner s Intimate Stranger is an unconventional documentary in several respects. Most
fundamentally, the subject of the film is Joe Cassuto, the filmmaker s grandfather. Over the course of
the film, many of Berliner s relatives are interviewed, all with a different perspective on why Joe
Cassuto would not be an interesting subject for a documentary. The idea of the anti protagonist runs
through the entire film, and this directorial challenge is only exacerbated by the small amount of
archival footage of Cassuto. Given these conditions, the film has the potential to lack the context and
information necessary to immerse the audience in the film. However, the film creates an engaging
narrative through continuity of style and sound. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The other most prominent noise in the film is a bright typewriter ding. The ding noise, in literal terms,
means that the writer has reached the end of a line, and must now return the carriage back to its
starting position. In the film, Alan Berliner takes advantage of this thought process conditioned in the
audience and uses the noise like an aural comma, separating ideas and anecdotes. The ding punctuates
sentences like What was more important to him? His being a part of the future of Japan? Or this
family? Immediately afterwards, the film discusses the nature of Japanese workspaces, and the ding
has acted like the beginning of a new paragraph. These noises refuse to let the audience ignore the
pacing of the film, and Berliner wants the viewer to understand the thousands of active choices he
made. Overall, Alan Berliner uses the sound motif of the typewriter to create the structure and timing
Intimate Stranger.
For the archival scenes of the film, Berliner combines sound effects and editing to add depth to the
footage. At certain points the connection between voice and action is so literal that it resembles a
madrigal s word painting. As one of Joe s daughters says the words everything stopped, the film of her
as a child freezes. As the audience recognizes this conscious choice, they have to pay more attention to
what was just said. The archival film serves to directs all attention to the narration. From Berliner s
diary: I
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Essay On Aaliyah
I picked Aaliyah for this essay, due to the fact that she contributed some things to her genres of music
that no one else can or could. Such as bringing back the teen girl s voice back to R B. She also had a
absence between her albums that only deepened her appearance to the world. Lastly her voice is
unlike anyone else s and R B Golden era will forever have a icon. One of Aaliyah s contributions to
her genres of music would be that she brought back the teen girl s voice for R B. Due to the fact that
when she first started her career she was fifteen years old. Her career started when she did a cover for
the song At your best. By the Isley Brothers. When Aaliyah dropped her first single Back Forth. It was
a hit because Aaliyah was a young talented solo artist. Since she was a solo artist she was appealed
more by a younger audience. Due to the fact that she wasn t like the older singers such as Whitney
Houston and Mariah Carey. Another one of Aaliyah s contributions to music would be that her voice
wasn t like everyone else s. Due to the fact that she could do deep gospel runs and switch over to deep
hued inflections. Mainly she will be remembered for her voice and also being mainly the most
influential singer of her modern ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is one of Aaliyah s contributions that will forever go down in history. Due to the fact that when
Aaliyah first started singing she was a very known person to the public especially since she was young
herself. Aaliyah absence then and now will forever be apart of the music history she will forever be
remembered as someone who contributed to the golden era of R B. Aaliyah also was a dancer and she
had a certain style to the clothes she wore. She also had a voice like no other and that s another reason
as to why she contributed to the golden era of R B. Aaliyah contributed a lot of things to her genres of
music and that s what makes her a all time favorite in
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
I picked Aaliyah for this essay, due to the fact that she contributed some things to her genres of music
that no one else can or could. Such as bringing back the teen girl s voice back to R B. She also had a
absence between her albums that only deepened her appearance to the world. Lastly her voice is
unlike anyone else s and R B Golden era will forever have a icon. One of Aaliyah s contributions to
her genres of music would be that she brought back the teen girl s voice for R B. Due to the fact that
when she first started her career she was fifteen years old. Her career started when she did a cover for
the song At your best. By the Isley Brothers. When Aaliyah dropped her first single Back Forth. It was
a hit because Aaliyah was a young talented solo artist. Since she was a solo artist she was appealed
more by a younger audience. Due to the fact that she wasn t like the older singers such as Whitney
Houston and Mariah Carey. Another one of Aaliyah s contributions to music would be that her voice
wasn t like everyone else s. Due to the fact that she could do deep gospel runs and switch over to deep
hued inflections. Mainly she will be remembered for her voice and also being mainly the most
influential singer of her modern ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is one of Aaliyah s contributions that will forever go down in history. Due to the fact that when
Aaliyah first started singing she was a very known person to the public especially since she was young
herself. Aaliyah absence then and now will forever be apart of the music history she will forever be
remembered as someone who contributed to the golden era of R B. Aaliyah also was a dancer and she
had a certain style to the clothes she wore. She also had a voice like no other and that s another reason
as to why she contributed to the golden era of R B. Aaliyah contributed a lot of things to her genres of
music and that s what makes her a all time favorite in
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Roll Call Narrative
Weeks later, tired, cold, and hungry the Jews and I used every ounce of energy to get up for roll call.
As the officers were calling names, I noticed the new arrivals. One in particular stood out to me; her
name was Izabella. She was with her father and a littler sibling, but I couldn t tell if the child was male
or female. After roll the guard demanded us to clean up the whole camp, including our barracks at
once. After our rushed cleaning, orders were barked to get on the train. We were headed to
Buchenwald. We were forcefully thrown in, and the train slowly started to crawl away. I looked over
my shoulder to see my father, unconscious, on a pile of cold, dead Jews. As we sat in silence, a quiet
whimper reached my ears, and when I turned
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Weeks later, tired, cold, and hungry the Jews and I used every ounce of energy to get up for roll call.
As the officers were calling names, I noticed the new arrivals. One in particular stood out to me; her
name was Izabella. She was with her father and a littler sibling, but I couldn t tell if the child was male
or female. After roll the guard demanded us to clean up the whole camp, including our barracks at
once. After our rushed cleaning, orders were barked to get on the train. We were headed to
Buchenwald. We were forcefully thrown in, and the train slowly started to crawl away. I looked over
my shoulder to see my father, unconscious, on a pile of cold, dead Jews. As we sat in silence, a quiet
whimper reached my ears, and when I turned
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Molecular and Cellular Behavior
Signal transduction pathways link signal reception with cellular response
Signal transduction pathways regulate what occurs in, between, and amid individual cells. They are
incredibly crucial because they initiate large responses beginning with a single signal. These chemical
signals are called ligands that enter the cell either through active or passive transport. If the ligand is
small and nonpolar (such as nitric oxide, oxygen gas, and carbon dioxide), then it will simply diffuse
through the cell membrane and will attach to an intracellular receptor. However, if the ligand does not
fit into this category it will attach to a membrane receptor. These ligands are specific to each receptor.
This ensures that no ligand will bind to an incorrect receptor. Once a receptor is bound, a signal is
transduced in a way that the cell can acknowledge it. Signal transduction pathways will fundamentally
affect gene expression, change enzyme or protein activity, and possibly cell death.
Membrane Receptors
Membrane receptors span the membrane of the cell. Since hydrophilic molecules cannot simply
diffuse through the cells to send a signal to the cell, they must attach to these receptors to be able to
send a signal inside the cell.
Ligand Gated Ion channel receptor
Specific signal molecules open and close ion channel receptors that permit the passing of ions in and
out of the cell. These ions include Na+, K+, Ca2+, or Cl , necessary for sending chemical signals.
G protein coupled
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Signal transduction pathways link signal reception with cellular response
Signal transduction pathways regulate what occurs in, between, and amid individual cells. They are
incredibly crucial because they initiate large responses beginning with a single signal. These chemical
signals are called ligands that enter the cell either through active or passive transport. If the ligand is
small and nonpolar (such as nitric oxide, oxygen gas, and carbon dioxide), then it will simply diffuse
through the cell membrane and will attach to an intracellular receptor. However, if the ligand does not
fit into this category it will attach to a membrane receptor. These ligands are specific to each receptor.
This ensures that no ligand will bind to an incorrect receptor. Once a receptor is bound, a signal is
transduced in a way that the cell can acknowledge it. Signal transduction pathways will fundamentally
affect gene expression, change enzyme or protein activity, and possibly cell death.
Membrane Receptors
Membrane receptors span the membrane of the cell. Since hydrophilic molecules cannot simply
diffuse through the cells to send a signal to the cell, they must attach to these receptors to be able to
send a signal inside the cell.
Ligand Gated Ion channel receptor
Specific signal molecules open and close ion channel receptors that permit the passing of ions in and
out of the cell. These ions include Na+, K+, Ca2+, or Cl , necessary for sending chemical signals.
G protein coupled
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Essay on Moliere s Tartuffe
The Theme of Moliere s Tartuffe: Reason vs. Passion
Jean Baptitste Poquelin Moliere s Tartuffe, is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In Moliere s description
of a satire, he was very direct as to the function and objectives of one are. The function is to correct
men s vices, using satire to ridicule them and expose them to public laughter (Moliere, p.14).
Although this satire is making fun of many things in the church and organized religion, which is not
the only objective Moliere had in mind. Tartuffe has many themes that reoccur through out the play.
The time period, in which this play was written, was known as the Age of Reason. One of the main
ideas and attitudes during this time was, reason must always control passion. Due to this ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cleante is another character that could be considered a raisoneur during the play. There is numerous
times where he interjects reason into a situation. Ought not a Christian to forgive, and ought he not to
stifle every vengeful thought? Should you stand by and watch a father make his only son an exile for
you sake? Again I tell you frankly, be advised: the whole town, high and low, is scandalized; this
quarrel must be mended, and my advice is not to push matter to a further crisis (4. 1. 9 16). In this
scene, Cleante is trying to talk reason into Tartuffe s actions. Orgon has just kicked out his son, and
made Tartuffe his sole heir. Although Orgon has acted out on his passion without considering any
reason, Cleante is attempting to show Tartuffe his wrong doings and his hypocrisy. Up to this point,
Tartuffe has been a very reasonable man. His character was not known for acting out his passions. But
Moliere adds a twist to the story when this exact thing, Tartuffe s passion, is the sole explanation for
his downfall. Slowly his passion for Elmire and greed infest his way of thinking and leads to his
defeat. He let his passions control his reason.
Again in Act V, Scene 2, Cleante comes to the rescue of young Damis. What a display of young
hotheadedness! Do learn to moderate your fits of rage. In this just kingdom, this enlightened age; one
does not settle things by violence (5. 2. 10 13). Damis had just learned that Tartuffe had wronged his
father,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Theme of Moliere s Tartuffe: Reason vs. Passion
Jean Baptitste Poquelin Moliere s Tartuffe, is undoubtedly a satirical comedy. In Moliere s description
of a satire, he was very direct as to the function and objectives of one are. The function is to correct
men s vices, using satire to ridicule them and expose them to public laughter (Moliere, p.14).
Although this satire is making fun of many things in the church and organized religion, which is not
the only objective Moliere had in mind. Tartuffe has many themes that reoccur through out the play.
The time period, in which this play was written, was known as the Age of Reason. One of the main
ideas and attitudes during this time was, reason must always control passion. Due to this ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Cleante is another character that could be considered a raisoneur during the play. There is numerous
times where he interjects reason into a situation. Ought not a Christian to forgive, and ought he not to
stifle every vengeful thought? Should you stand by and watch a father make his only son an exile for
you sake? Again I tell you frankly, be advised: the whole town, high and low, is scandalized; this
quarrel must be mended, and my advice is not to push matter to a further crisis (4. 1. 9 16). In this
scene, Cleante is trying to talk reason into Tartuffe s actions. Orgon has just kicked out his son, and
made Tartuffe his sole heir. Although Orgon has acted out on his passion without considering any
reason, Cleante is attempting to show Tartuffe his wrong doings and his hypocrisy. Up to this point,
Tartuffe has been a very reasonable man. His character was not known for acting out his passions. But
Moliere adds a twist to the story when this exact thing, Tartuffe s passion, is the sole explanation for
his downfall. Slowly his passion for Elmire and greed infest his way of thinking and leads to his
defeat. He let his passions control his reason.
Again in Act V, Scene 2, Cleante comes to the rescue of young Damis. What a display of young
hotheadedness! Do learn to moderate your fits of rage. In this just kingdom, this enlightened age; one
does not settle things by violence (5. 2. 10 13). Damis had just learned that Tartuffe had wronged his
father,
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Personal Decision For Purchase A New City Car
UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL
MANAGERIAL REPORT
PREPARED FOR
9551251
PREPARED BY
9551251
20/03/2015
Abstract
This report is prepared in response to a need which arose from the personal decision to purchase a new
city car. In the following pages it will be attempted to answer burning questions regarding the decision
making in the presence of multiple and conflicting criteria. By the use of appropriate techniques it will
be illustrated the whole process of decision analysis taking into consideration decision maker s belief
and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This report analyses the whole process which is followed in order to make a personal decision related
with the buy a hatchback for city driving: from the identification and structuring of the problem to the
appraisal of the alternative solution (French et all, 2009,pp 81).
As it happens in any imminent decision regarding a purchase, an assiduous market research is
required. The brochures of the major automobile companies and the car web sites constitute the main
information source which will be used for the designation of the criteria and the elicitation of their
values. Due to the fact that the criteria which are taken into consideration are more than two, Multiple
Criteria Decision Analysis(MCDA) will be applied. The MCDA is supported by the use of the IDS
software. The data and its calculation as well as any output of IDS tool, are presented explicitly in the
respective appendices.
2. Methodology
As it is referred above, the objective of this problem is to take a decision concerning the purchase of a
new city car. For this reason, the article Best city cars from the website carbuyer.co.uk (2014) is very
helpful as it provides the best ten city cars among which the final decision will be made. All these city
cars (alternatives) are available in different versions. Due to the limited budget (9000pounds) the
decision making is focused on the economical model, widely well known as S trim level. In this
selection problem the car
UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER MANCHESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL
MANAGERIAL REPORT
PREPARED FOR
9551251
PREPARED BY
9551251
20/03/2015
Abstract
This report is prepared in response to a need which arose from the personal decision to purchase a new
city car. In the following pages it will be attempted to answer burning questions regarding the decision
making in the presence of multiple and conflicting criteria. By the use of appropriate techniques it will
be illustrated the whole process of decision analysis taking into consideration decision maker s belief
and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This report analyses the whole process which is followed in order to make a personal decision related
with the buy a hatchback for city driving: from the identification and structuring of the problem to the
appraisal of the alternative solution (French et all, 2009,pp 81).
As it happens in any imminent decision regarding a purchase, an assiduous market research is
required. The brochures of the major automobile companies and the car web sites constitute the main
information source which will be used for the designation of the criteria and the elicitation of their
values. Due to the fact that the criteria which are taken into consideration are more than two, Multiple
Criteria Decision Analysis(MCDA) will be applied. The MCDA is supported by the use of the IDS
software. The data and its calculation as well as any output of IDS tool, are presented explicitly in the
respective appendices.
2. Methodology
As it is referred above, the objective of this problem is to take a decision concerning the purchase of a
new city car. For this reason, the article Best city cars from the website carbuyer.co.uk (2014) is very
helpful as it provides the best ten city cars among which the final decision will be made. All these city
cars (alternatives) are available in different versions. Due to the limited budget (9000pounds) the
decision making is focused on the economical model, widely well known as S trim level. In this
selection problem the car
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A Career as a Decorator Essay
During my career as a decorator, I was never really sure if rug pads were ever truly necessary,
especially with larger rugs. Though interior decorating is my career, I was not always sure about
whether I should use a rug pad for an area rug or just throw the rug down. Rug dealers always pushes
consumers a little more on a rug pad, but do you really need to invest on it or is it an unnecessary
upgrade? Sometimes my clients think like I am crazy when I tell them that a rug pad is necessary for
all type of rugs. But honestly, do you really need a rug pad? Some experts will tell you they are, some
will tell you they are a rip off and only needed with small rugs. Many experts will say that it is a must,
while some may argue that it is a just a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you are having a large rug, you can buy a simple non slip rug pad to keep your area rug from
slipping or shifting from its position. If you are only interested in keeping your larger area rugs from
sliding from its position, then just buying a basic non slip rug pad can do the trick. However, a quality
rug pad is only essential for smaller rugs. For larger area rugs, a basic non skid rug pad can help in
preventing them from slipping or sliding. My recommendation is a natural rubber rug pad because it is
more eco friendly (made from rubber tree sap) and won t stain your hardwood floors. My best bet is
eco friendly rug pad, the ones that are made from the sap of the rubber tree. They not only helps the
environment but also won t leave any stain on your floor. You can go for eco friendly natural rubber
rug pad, because it can help the environment and most importantly, it won t stain your hardwood floor.
The best option is natural rubber rug pad, since it is more environmentally friendly and also won t
leave any kind of stain on your floor surface. Again, they are a bit more expensive than traditional
china imported pvc padding, but I wouldn t risk damaging your hardwood floors as some pvc padding
has been known to yellow or stain the flooring. They are quite costly than the china made pvc
padding, but it won t damage your hardwood floors like traditional
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
During my career as a decorator, I was never really sure if rug pads were ever truly necessary,
especially with larger rugs. Though interior decorating is my career, I was not always sure about
whether I should use a rug pad for an area rug or just throw the rug down. Rug dealers always pushes
consumers a little more on a rug pad, but do you really need to invest on it or is it an unnecessary
upgrade? Sometimes my clients think like I am crazy when I tell them that a rug pad is necessary for
all type of rugs. But honestly, do you really need a rug pad? Some experts will tell you they are, some
will tell you they are a rip off and only needed with small rugs. Many experts will say that it is a must,
while some may argue that it is a just a ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
If you are having a large rug, you can buy a simple non slip rug pad to keep your area rug from
slipping or shifting from its position. If you are only interested in keeping your larger area rugs from
sliding from its position, then just buying a basic non slip rug pad can do the trick. However, a quality
rug pad is only essential for smaller rugs. For larger area rugs, a basic non skid rug pad can help in
preventing them from slipping or sliding. My recommendation is a natural rubber rug pad because it is
more eco friendly (made from rubber tree sap) and won t stain your hardwood floors. My best bet is
eco friendly rug pad, the ones that are made from the sap of the rubber tree. They not only helps the
environment but also won t leave any stain on your floor. You can go for eco friendly natural rubber
rug pad, because it can help the environment and most importantly, it won t stain your hardwood floor.
The best option is natural rubber rug pad, since it is more environmentally friendly and also won t
leave any kind of stain on your floor surface. Again, they are a bit more expensive than traditional
china imported pvc padding, but I wouldn t risk damaging your hardwood floors as some pvc padding
has been known to yellow or stain the flooring. They are quite costly than the china made pvc
padding, but it won t damage your hardwood floors like traditional
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Carol Rogers Influence in Psychology
Carl Rogers and His Influence on Modern Psychology
Introduction
Carl Rogers is considered the founder of client centered therapy, which asserts that childhood
experiences affect an individual s feelings, thoughts, and behavior (Rathus, 2004). The therapist must
see the world from that of the client to be effective in treatment. Rogers has influenced many
psychological theories and therapies present today, especially positive psychology. Despite this fact,
many who practice positive psychology do not, or are not willing to, accept the influence of past
theories.
Client Centered Therapy In 1959, Rogers asserted that the therapeutic relationship is used differently
with different clients and it is not necessary to manipulate the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This type of therapy began to be misused and negative emotion, that may play a beneficial role in
therapy, was ignored completely. In fact, pessimism can even become an important strategy to deal
with anxiety. Individuals can use negative thinking as a defensive strategy to work through their
anxiety with the result being just as effective as those who take an optimistic approach (Chang Norem,
2002; as cited in La Torre, p. 153). In a true clinical setting, a patient is free to express feelings and
experiences to facilitate self healing through positive intervention techniques. With the data available
on positive psychology, many clinicians may be tempted to utilize a particular positive intervention
with the belief it will make a tremendous impact on the patient. However, this may be unhealthy for
the patient who may need to experience negative or difficult emotion to work through the issue they
are dealing with. Nonetheless, positive therapy has a definitive useful role in psychological treatment
and adds a deeper dimension to the treatment setting (p. 404). Therapists who use this type of therapy,
however, should remember not to become a slave to the tyrannies of optimism (Seligman, 1990, p.
292; as cited in La Torre, p. 404).
Carl Rogers and Positive Psychology Many of Carl Rogers s ideas have been influential on modern
psychological practices, and specifically in the area of positive psychology. Client centered therapy is
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Carl Rogers and His Influence on Modern Psychology
Introduction
Carl Rogers is considered the founder of client centered therapy, which asserts that childhood
experiences affect an individual s feelings, thoughts, and behavior (Rathus, 2004). The therapist must
see the world from that of the client to be effective in treatment. Rogers has influenced many
psychological theories and therapies present today, especially positive psychology. Despite this fact,
many who practice positive psychology do not, or are not willing to, accept the influence of past
theories.
Client Centered Therapy In 1959, Rogers asserted that the therapeutic relationship is used differently
with different clients and it is not necessary to manipulate the ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This type of therapy began to be misused and negative emotion, that may play a beneficial role in
therapy, was ignored completely. In fact, pessimism can even become an important strategy to deal
with anxiety. Individuals can use negative thinking as a defensive strategy to work through their
anxiety with the result being just as effective as those who take an optimistic approach (Chang Norem,
2002; as cited in La Torre, p. 153). In a true clinical setting, a patient is free to express feelings and
experiences to facilitate self healing through positive intervention techniques. With the data available
on positive psychology, many clinicians may be tempted to utilize a particular positive intervention
with the belief it will make a tremendous impact on the patient. However, this may be unhealthy for
the patient who may need to experience negative or difficult emotion to work through the issue they
are dealing with. Nonetheless, positive therapy has a definitive useful role in psychological treatment
and adds a deeper dimension to the treatment setting (p. 404). Therapists who use this type of therapy,
however, should remember not to become a slave to the tyrannies of optimism (Seligman, 1990, p.
292; as cited in La Torre, p. 404).
Carl Rogers and Positive Psychology Many of Carl Rogers s ideas have been influential on modern
psychological practices, and specifically in the area of positive psychology. Client centered therapy is
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Lucyo Medical Center Case Study
Linkage to Strategic Plan: The Loyola Medical Center is committed to excellence in patient care and
the education of health professionals. Patient satisfaction is considered the most important component
of the organization as it is committed to excellence in patient care. The project to increase patient
satisfaction regarding the quiet environment during night matches with the hospital s strategic plan of
providing quality care.
Problem Statement: In a survey conducted by Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers
and Systems (HCAHPS), only 50% patients at Loyola Medical Center said that the area around their
room was always quiet at night. This is way below than the Illinois average of 61%, national average
of 62% in reported
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Linkage to Strategic Plan: The Loyola Medical Center is committed to excellence in patient care and
the education of health professionals. Patient satisfaction is considered the most important component
of the organization as it is committed to excellence in patient care. The project to increase patient
satisfaction regarding the quiet environment during night matches with the hospital s strategic plan of
providing quality care.
Problem Statement: In a survey conducted by Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers
and Systems (HCAHPS), only 50% patients at Loyola Medical Center said that the area around their
room was always quiet at night. This is way below than the Illinois average of 61%, national average
of 62% in reported
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Daoist Sage Themes
Daoism is one of the main philosophical traditions in China and the East. Daoism uses nature as a
guide to understand the way to live and by using common themes like the Yin and Yang and The One
or better known as the child, the Daoist Sage reflects a harmonised way of living. These two themes
from chapters stated above help identify the meaning of Daoism, and what this way of living reflects.
Laozi and the Dao de Jing reflect the Yin and Yang throughout the book, although chapter 28 delves
further into the idea of the Yin and Yang through the representation of female and male.
There is a strong emphasis on opposites, which represent both femininity and masculinity. Although
they are both strong contrasting identities, the chapter, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
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It represents universal oneness, which correctly reflects the Daoist way of philosophical thinking. The
ideas that there is a balance of both black and white in this symbol representing balance reflect the
equilibrium the Daoist promote. The appreciation the Daoist has of Oneness is key to understanding
Laozi and Dao De Jing.
Chapter 28 also involves the power of inclusivity instead of dividing the way of the cultivating order,
which can signify the idea of the Yin and Yang symbol of balance.
Paragraph 2: The One 175
The one is represented throughout the book as a complete state, which is signified through the imagery
of a child.
Particularly through chapter 49 and 55, the child represents potency and power, as they are immune to
environmental and natural evils, like chapter 55 quotes Wasps and scorpions .
The sages are people who through their interactions are able to create patterns of polite submission
and respect that implicate the population within their activities.
They treat everyone as equal, and this emphasises their important building of their abilities.
Their complex nature provides a look into the power of the child, which is a frequent
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Daoism is one of the main philosophical traditions in China and the East. Daoism uses nature as a
guide to understand the way to live and by using common themes like the Yin and Yang and The One
or better known as the child, the Daoist Sage reflects a harmonised way of living. These two themes
from chapters stated above help identify the meaning of Daoism, and what this way of living reflects.
Laozi and the Dao de Jing reflect the Yin and Yang throughout the book, although chapter 28 delves
further into the idea of the Yin and Yang through the representation of female and male.
There is a strong emphasis on opposites, which represent both femininity and masculinity. Although
they are both strong contrasting identities, the chapter, and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
It represents universal oneness, which correctly reflects the Daoist way of philosophical thinking. The
ideas that there is a balance of both black and white in this symbol representing balance reflect the
equilibrium the Daoist promote. The appreciation the Daoist has of Oneness is key to understanding
Laozi and Dao De Jing.
Chapter 28 also involves the power of inclusivity instead of dividing the way of the cultivating order,
which can signify the idea of the Yin and Yang symbol of balance.
Paragraph 2: The One 175
The one is represented throughout the book as a complete state, which is signified through the imagery
of a child.
Particularly through chapter 49 and 55, the child represents potency and power, as they are immune to
environmental and natural evils, like chapter 55 quotes Wasps and scorpions .
The sages are people who through their interactions are able to create patterns of polite submission
and respect that implicate the population within their activities.
They treat everyone as equal, and this emphasises their important building of their abilities.
Their complex nature provides a look into the power of the child, which is a frequent
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Functionalism And Qualia On The Mind Body Problem
Functionalism and Qualia Introduction: It can be very difficult to find a universal proposal that offers
a solution to the mind body problem. While solutions to this problem differ greatly, all attempt to
answer questions such as: What makes a mental state mental? What is the fundamental nature of the
mental? Or more specifically speaking, what makes a thought a thought? Or what makes a pain a
pain? In an attempt to answer these questions, many philosophers over the centuries have rejected,
proposed, or altered preexisting theories in order to keep up with the thinking and science of their
times. Entering the 21st century their still exit a plethora of theories, some stronger than others, which
include Cartesian dualism, physicalism, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No. While the Turing machine is one model of computation, it is not the only one. The Turing
machine is equivalent to other models of computation in the way that the same functions are
quantifiable by Turing machines as by other models. However, it is not equivalent to other
representations in the stronger sense that the computations operate the same way. Machine
functionalism says that thinking is computation. However, I believe that machine functionalism could
be strengthened by not committing to the idea that it is Turing machine computation. At this point one
might ask, Why should we call this machine functionalism? And the answer to that question is that
human s beings, like Mac and PCs, are a type of computing machine. The second version of
functionalism is causal theoretical functionalism. Causal theoretical functionalism classifies mental
states in terms of their psychological theory. There are two versions of psychological theory: (a)
Common sense psychological theory (b) Scientific psychological theory It is also important to make
the distinction between role functionalism and realizer functionalism. Even though this is a fairly
subtle and technical distinction, it is still important to be recognized. While role functionalism says
that mental states are the functional role, realizer functionalism says that mental states are the realizer
of the functional
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Functionalism and Qualia Introduction: It can be very difficult to find a universal proposal that offers
a solution to the mind body problem. While solutions to this problem differ greatly, all attempt to
answer questions such as: What makes a mental state mental? What is the fundamental nature of the
mental? Or more specifically speaking, what makes a thought a thought? Or what makes a pain a
pain? In an attempt to answer these questions, many philosophers over the centuries have rejected,
proposed, or altered preexisting theories in order to keep up with the thinking and science of their
times. Entering the 21st century their still exit a plethora of theories, some stronger than others, which
include Cartesian dualism, physicalism, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
No. While the Turing machine is one model of computation, it is not the only one. The Turing
machine is equivalent to other models of computation in the way that the same functions are
quantifiable by Turing machines as by other models. However, it is not equivalent to other
representations in the stronger sense that the computations operate the same way. Machine
functionalism says that thinking is computation. However, I believe that machine functionalism could
be strengthened by not committing to the idea that it is Turing machine computation. At this point one
might ask, Why should we call this machine functionalism? And the answer to that question is that
human s beings, like Mac and PCs, are a type of computing machine. The second version of
functionalism is causal theoretical functionalism. Causal theoretical functionalism classifies mental
states in terms of their psychological theory. There are two versions of psychological theory: (a)
Common sense psychological theory (b) Scientific psychological theory It is also important to make
the distinction between role functionalism and realizer functionalism. Even though this is a fairly
subtle and technical distinction, it is still important to be recognized. While role functionalism says
that mental states are the functional role, realizer functionalism says that mental states are the realizer
of the functional
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Case Study on India China Infrastructure
A Case Study,
Overcoming Infrastructure Roadblocks: Are Chinese Lessons Relevant?
This paper aims to document and analyse the different approaches in overall infrastructure sector
performance for these two very different countries from the policy and institutional dimensions. It
identifies factors that have worked in China and India. It also identifies some important lessons which
could be relevant for future infrastructure development.
For the last two decades, both India and China have grown at twice the global rate and If this trend
continues for next few decades, with their vast labor supply, favorable demographics, and aspirations
for reaching the developed world per ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Employment generation through construction of rural roads, and ground water and minor irrigation to
support food security received much higher priority compared to need to enhance logistics to support
industrial growth and improving overall economic efficiency.
In five year plans a major goal was to connect all villages (with population of more than 1,500
inhabitants) with rural road network; however, this was done through minimum needs program
supporting employment creation and leading to waste and inefficiency. Most of the roads thus created
did not meet quality standards because fiscal space was not adequate to accommodate both the
demand for resources for rural roads and also the national highway network which was getting
congested. Even in the case of power sector, village electrification was a priority so as to provide
power for the farms, but not necessarily to households. Emphasis on connectivity, without
improvements in overall economic efficiency meant unsustainable financial burden on the government
budgets. In the time of slower economic growth or external shocks such as wars and high oil prices,
infrastructure investments were major casualty. China with its high economic growth rates and higher
savings rates was able to allocate much larger resources for investments in general. In the 1980, China
saved 35% of GDP whereas India s savings rate was less than half at 15.5%. This combined, with
higher fiscal deficits in
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A Case Study,
Overcoming Infrastructure Roadblocks: Are Chinese Lessons Relevant?
This paper aims to document and analyse the different approaches in overall infrastructure sector
performance for these two very different countries from the policy and institutional dimensions. It
identifies factors that have worked in China and India. It also identifies some important lessons which
could be relevant for future infrastructure development.
For the last two decades, both India and China have grown at twice the global rate and If this trend
continues for next few decades, with their vast labor supply, favorable demographics, and aspirations
for reaching the developed world per ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Employment generation through construction of rural roads, and ground water and minor irrigation to
support food security received much higher priority compared to need to enhance logistics to support
industrial growth and improving overall economic efficiency.
In five year plans a major goal was to connect all villages (with population of more than 1,500
inhabitants) with rural road network; however, this was done through minimum needs program
supporting employment creation and leading to waste and inefficiency. Most of the roads thus created
did not meet quality standards because fiscal space was not adequate to accommodate both the
demand for resources for rural roads and also the national highway network which was getting
congested. Even in the case of power sector, village electrification was a priority so as to provide
power for the farms, but not necessarily to households. Emphasis on connectivity, without
improvements in overall economic efficiency meant unsustainable financial burden on the government
budgets. In the time of slower economic growth or external shocks such as wars and high oil prices,
infrastructure investments were major casualty. China with its high economic growth rates and higher
savings rates was able to allocate much larger resources for investments in general. In the 1980, China
saved 35% of GDP whereas India s savings rate was less than half at 15.5%. This combined, with
higher fiscal deficits in
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Case Analysis Of Heinz
sales and as well as cut in cost due to access to each other superior manufacturing efficiencies.
Acquisition Process
Search process
Heinz was taken private in 2013 by the PE firms Berkshire Hathaway and 3G Capital in 2013. The
objective was to identify and merge another big brand with Heinz so as to create a future market
leader. The firms had already identified Kraft as the ideal target as they believed that the portfolio of
the two brands were highly complementary.
Another reason was the more perceptible shift in consumer preferences away from processed foods
and towards more organic style of living. The idea behind this merger is to bring together two iconic
brands, improve their operating efficiencies and expand internationally. ... Show more content on
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Since its acquisition, the company has been further leaned down by the management team of 3G
Capital.
A number of efficiency improvement mechanisms were put in place, for example zero based
budgeting, and other cost cutting mechanisms that helped generate $1bn in annual improvements for
the company. These initiatives also took Heinz s EBITDA margins from 18% to 26%.
Transformational changes at Heinz since its acquisition:
New leadership team put in place on Day One, comprising of Heinz top talent and 3G nominees
Implemented zero based budgeting and Management by Objectives model
Simplified corporate structure
Rationalized manufacturing
Global performance for monthly performance routines
Individual performance targets for 3500+ employees
Kraft was primarily a spun off division of the food giant Mondelez International (2012) and was
expected to be a cash cow with steady growth. However, the sales of the company started dwindling in
2014 and its profits plummeted by 60
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sales and as well as cut in cost due to access to each other superior manufacturing efficiencies.
Acquisition Process
Search process
Heinz was taken private in 2013 by the PE firms Berkshire Hathaway and 3G Capital in 2013. The
objective was to identify and merge another big brand with Heinz so as to create a future market
leader. The firms had already identified Kraft as the ideal target as they believed that the portfolio of
the two brands were highly complementary.
Another reason was the more perceptible shift in consumer preferences away from processed foods
and towards more organic style of living. The idea behind this merger is to bring together two iconic
brands, improve their operating efficiencies and expand internationally. ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Since its acquisition, the company has been further leaned down by the management team of 3G
Capital.
A number of efficiency improvement mechanisms were put in place, for example zero based
budgeting, and other cost cutting mechanisms that helped generate $1bn in annual improvements for
the company. These initiatives also took Heinz s EBITDA margins from 18% to 26%.
Transformational changes at Heinz since its acquisition:
New leadership team put in place on Day One, comprising of Heinz top talent and 3G nominees
Implemented zero based budgeting and Management by Objectives model
Simplified corporate structure
Rationalized manufacturing
Global performance for monthly performance routines
Individual performance targets for 3500+ employees
Kraft was primarily a spun off division of the food giant Mondelez International (2012) and was
expected to be a cash cow with steady growth. However, the sales of the company started dwindling in
2014 and its profits plummeted by 60
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marco polo Essay
Marco Polo
Marco Polo was born in c.1254 in Venice. He was a Venetian explorer and merchant whose account of
his travels in Asia was the primary source for the European image of the Far East until the late 19th
century. Marco s father, Niccolo, and his uncle Maffeo had traveled to China in 1260 1269 as
merchants. Despite Marco s enduring fame very little was known about the personal life of Marco
Polo. It is known that he was born into a leading Venetian family of merchants. He also lived during a
propitious time in world history, when the height of Venice s as a city state coincided with the greatest
extent of Mongol conquest of Asia. (http://darter.ocps.k12.fl.us/classroom/who/darter1/polo.htm ) ...
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Marco and his party encountered such hazards as wild beasts and brigands. They also met with
beautiful women, in whom young Marco took a special interest. Under the Khan s protection the Polo
s were able to observe a large portion of the Islamic world at close range. By the time they reached the
Khan s court in Khanbalik, Marco had become a hardened traveler. He had also received a unique
education and had been initiated into manhood.
Kublai Khan greeted the Polo s warmly and invited them to stay in his court. The Polo s became great
favorites of the Khan, and Kublai eventually made Marco one of his most trusted emissaries. On these
points Marco has been accused of gross exaggeration, and the actual status of the Polo s at the court of
Khan s is much disputed. For political reasons the Khan was in the habit of appointing foreigners to
administer conquered lands, particularly China, where the tenacity of the Chinese bureaucracy was
legendary. The Khan could also observe for himself that young Marco was a good Candidate. Finally,
Marco reported back so successfully from his first mission, informing the Khan not only on business
details but also on colorful customs and other interesting trivia. (Marco Polo in China)
The Polo s stayed on the court for seventeen years. Apparently, the elder Polo s carried on their trading
while
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Marco Polo
Marco Polo was born in c.1254 in Venice. He was a Venetian explorer and merchant whose account of
his travels in Asia was the primary source for the European image of the Far East until the late 19th
century. Marco s father, Niccolo, and his uncle Maffeo had traveled to China in 1260 1269 as
merchants. Despite Marco s enduring fame very little was known about the personal life of Marco
Polo. It is known that he was born into a leading Venetian family of merchants. He also lived during a
propitious time in world history, when the height of Venice s as a city state coincided with the greatest
extent of Mongol conquest of Asia. (http://darter.ocps.k12.fl.us/classroom/who/darter1/polo.htm ) ...
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Marco and his party encountered such hazards as wild beasts and brigands. They also met with
beautiful women, in whom young Marco took a special interest. Under the Khan s protection the Polo
s were able to observe a large portion of the Islamic world at close range. By the time they reached the
Khan s court in Khanbalik, Marco had become a hardened traveler. He had also received a unique
education and had been initiated into manhood.
Kublai Khan greeted the Polo s warmly and invited them to stay in his court. The Polo s became great
favorites of the Khan, and Kublai eventually made Marco one of his most trusted emissaries. On these
points Marco has been accused of gross exaggeration, and the actual status of the Polo s at the court of
Khan s is much disputed. For political reasons the Khan was in the habit of appointing foreigners to
administer conquered lands, particularly China, where the tenacity of the Chinese bureaucracy was
legendary. The Khan could also observe for himself that young Marco was a good Candidate. Finally,
Marco reported back so successfully from his first mission, informing the Khan not only on business
details but also on colorful customs and other interesting trivia. (Marco Polo in China)
The Polo s stayed on the court for seventeen years. Apparently, the elder Polo s carried on their trading
while
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The National Health Plan ( Nhp )
Italy is ranked as one of the most efficient health care systems across the globe as of 2014. Their
national healthcare service, also referred to as Servizio Sanitario Nazionale (SSN), was first created in
1978 as a means to replace their previous healthcare system. Its mission was to produce an efficient
and uniform health system to cover the entire population regardless of income, employment, or
preexisting conditions (The National Health System [NHS], 2015). This newer system was inspired by
the British National Health service. The National Health Plan (NHP) is the chief mechanism for
national level health care development. Drafted by the Ministry of Health succeeding discussions with
the regions, it is then ratified by the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Accountability for health care is collectively maintained by the state and the twenty regions across the
country according to the Italian Constitution (Donatini, 2013). The central government duties include
setting the fundamental principles and goals of the health system while also defining the main benefit
package of health services accessible to all citizens, whereas the regions are accountable for
establishing and administering primary, secondary, and tertiary health care services along with
preventive and health promotion services (Ferre, 2014). The basic healthcare packages are the
essential levels of care , or LEAs, that are set exclusively by the state. They must be available to all
residents throughout the country via local health units (LHUs). These LHUs are run by a CEO
selected by the governor of the region, and provide primary care, hospital care, public health,
occupational health, and social care (Donatini, 2013).They are in charge of promoting public health
and responsible for achieving health related objectives and targets determined by national and regional
planning. Each one has a division in charge of hygiene and public health, food control, occupational
disease and accidents, and veterinary medicine (Donatini, 2013).The state is also in charge of
guaranteeing the common goals and essential values of the national health care system are continually
being met (Ferre, 2014). The LEAs is defined in terms of both a positive and negative
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Italy is ranked as one of the most efficient health care systems across the globe as of 2014. Their
national healthcare service, also referred to as Servizio Sanitario Nazionale (SSN), was first created in
1978 as a means to replace their previous healthcare system. Its mission was to produce an efficient
and uniform health system to cover the entire population regardless of income, employment, or
preexisting conditions (The National Health System [NHS], 2015). This newer system was inspired by
the British National Health service. The National Health Plan (NHP) is the chief mechanism for
national level health care development. Drafted by the Ministry of Health succeeding discussions with
the regions, it is then ratified by the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Accountability for health care is collectively maintained by the state and the twenty regions across the
country according to the Italian Constitution (Donatini, 2013). The central government duties include
setting the fundamental principles and goals of the health system while also defining the main benefit
package of health services accessible to all citizens, whereas the regions are accountable for
establishing and administering primary, secondary, and tertiary health care services along with
preventive and health promotion services (Ferre, 2014). The basic healthcare packages are the
essential levels of care , or LEAs, that are set exclusively by the state. They must be available to all
residents throughout the country via local health units (LHUs). These LHUs are run by a CEO
selected by the governor of the region, and provide primary care, hospital care, public health,
occupational health, and social care (Donatini, 2013).They are in charge of promoting public health
and responsible for achieving health related objectives and targets determined by national and regional
planning. Each one has a division in charge of hygiene and public health, food control, occupational
disease and accidents, and veterinary medicine (Donatini, 2013).The state is also in charge of
guaranteeing the common goals and essential values of the national health care system are continually
being met (Ferre, 2014). The LEAs is defined in terms of both a positive and negative
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The Men We Carry in Our Minds Analysis Essay
An Analysis of The Men We Carry in Our Minds
Alex Pinto
British Columbia Institute of Technology
LIBS 7001
January 29, 2012
AN ANALYSIS OF THE MEN WE CARRY IN OUR MINDS
In the essay, The Men We Carry in Our Minds , Scott Russell Sanders discusses his perspective on
men in comparison to the impression that women carry in their minds. Sanders uses a unique way of
writing through narration and life experiences to truly illustrate his point that the impressions of men
or women are based on ones own life experiences. As a young boy knowing only of the hardships of
workingmen, Sanders later experiences drastic social differences when he receives a scholarship to
attend a university meant for the children of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Using the color s Black and White, Sanders clearly emphasizes the comparison between both
completely different social classes. Sanders also states his topic sentence last to support and conclude
his comparative narration at the beginning. This ties his narration into his climatic and summarizing
point that show the difference between the twin poles of his early vision of manhood. These are the
main ideas of his essay to depict the brute toiling animal and the boss , which are then mention and
described later in the essay. It is an effective way to begin because it directly states the scope of his
thesis and previews the upcoming sections to come.
As Sanders later develops his image of a hardworking man being either a warrior or toiler , he bridges
the gap between the poor and the rich by mentioning his scholarship to college. A scholarship enabled
me not only to attend college, a rare enough feat in my circle, but even to study in a university meant
for the children of the rich (para. 7). This transition also enables him to talk about the hardships that
the women experienced in comparison to the men. And for the first time I met women who told me
that men were guilty of having kept all the joys and privileges of the earth for themselves (para. 7).
Near the beginning of the essay, Sanders focused
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An Analysis of The Men We Carry in Our Minds
Alex Pinto
British Columbia Institute of Technology
LIBS 7001
January 29, 2012
AN ANALYSIS OF THE MEN WE CARRY IN OUR MINDS
In the essay, The Men We Carry in Our Minds , Scott Russell Sanders discusses his perspective on
men in comparison to the impression that women carry in their minds. Sanders uses a unique way of
writing through narration and life experiences to truly illustrate his point that the impressions of men
or women are based on ones own life experiences. As a young boy knowing only of the hardships of
workingmen, Sanders later experiences drastic social differences when he receives a scholarship to
attend a university meant for the children of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Using the color s Black and White, Sanders clearly emphasizes the comparison between both
completely different social classes. Sanders also states his topic sentence last to support and conclude
his comparative narration at the beginning. This ties his narration into his climatic and summarizing
point that show the difference between the twin poles of his early vision of manhood. These are the
main ideas of his essay to depict the brute toiling animal and the boss , which are then mention and
described later in the essay. It is an effective way to begin because it directly states the scope of his
thesis and previews the upcoming sections to come.
As Sanders later develops his image of a hardworking man being either a warrior or toiler , he bridges
the gap between the poor and the rich by mentioning his scholarship to college. A scholarship enabled
me not only to attend college, a rare enough feat in my circle, but even to study in a university meant
for the children of the rich (para. 7). This transition also enables him to talk about the hardships that
the women experienced in comparison to the men. And for the first time I met women who told me
that men were guilty of having kept all the joys and privileges of the earth for themselves (para. 7).
Near the beginning of the essay, Sanders focused
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The Legend Of Santa Claus
Mommy! Is Santa Claus coming tomorrow? The two year old child ran up to her mother joyfully as
her two pigtails bounced up and down. Ugh...your dad...I mean Santa Claus will come and bring you
presents. The mother nervously answered her question. You promise mommy? The innocent child
looked up at her mother giving her all of her trust. Yes, I promise. She broke into a sweat and her hand
began to feel clammy against her bouncing knee. Her conscious begged her not fabricate any false
myths to her young and gullible child. The legend of Santa Claus can be followed back hundreds of
years by a priest named St. Nicholas. And since then, millions of children have been lied to about a fat
man that comes to one s house to steal cookies and brings people presents. Parents have argued that
telling one s children is not harmful at all. And they are just carrying a tradition that their parents have
passed down to them. It is unbelievable that parents can have the audacity to look into their children s
eyes and tell them that Santa exists, thus from my perspective, parents should stop lying to their
children. Many may wonder why telling their children that a fat man comes to sneak in their house in
the middle of the night to drop off materialistic items is a big deal. Little did they know that deceiving
their children is unhealthy for their mental health. Psychologist Christopher Boyle and mental health
researcher Kathy McKay explain that this is important to point out
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Mommy! Is Santa Claus coming tomorrow? The two year old child ran up to her mother joyfully as
her two pigtails bounced up and down. Ugh...your dad...I mean Santa Claus will come and bring you
presents. The mother nervously answered her question. You promise mommy? The innocent child
looked up at her mother giving her all of her trust. Yes, I promise. She broke into a sweat and her hand
began to feel clammy against her bouncing knee. Her conscious begged her not fabricate any false
myths to her young and gullible child. The legend of Santa Claus can be followed back hundreds of
years by a priest named St. Nicholas. And since then, millions of children have been lied to about a fat
man that comes to one s house to steal cookies and brings people presents. Parents have argued that
telling one s children is not harmful at all. And they are just carrying a tradition that their parents have
passed down to them. It is unbelievable that parents can have the audacity to look into their children s
eyes and tell them that Santa exists, thus from my perspective, parents should stop lying to their
children. Many may wonder why telling their children that a fat man comes to sneak in their house in
the middle of the night to drop off materialistic items is a big deal. Little did they know that deceiving
their children is unhealthy for their mental health. Psychologist Christopher Boyle and mental health
researcher Kathy McKay explain that this is important to point out
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Why Facebook Is The World s Most Influential Source Of News
Analyse how the composer of this text uses persuasive language and form (WHAT DOES THIS
MEAN?) to argue a perspective on the role of Facebook in presenting news. Use evidence form the
text to support your answer
Facebook is a worldwide acknowledged social media service, that because of its sheer size, it
possesses the ultimate power to influence and potentially morph its user s perspectives, by simply
exposing them to biased articles, headlines and even messages, motivating them to act on what they
are displayed with. Author, Farhad Manjoo of the deprecatory article Facebook s bias is built in and
worth watching , expresses his fear of Facebook s ability to control the news; Facebook is the world s
most influential source of news . ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The metaphor in this phrase, bluntly illustrates the author s perspective on how Facebook has the level
of power and respect, like a mother will have over her children, reiterating the service s capability in
morphing the perspectives of its users, by controlling what news is being displayed to them. Hence
Manjoo s perspective on the increasingly dangerous role Facebook has when presenting news, as by
doing so the service possesses the ultimate power to shape the thoughts of its users.
Explain how this text engages audiences in presenting an argument on the impact of context on social
media.
In the interview conducted primarily by Peter Lloyd, there are numerous techniques used that instantly
clutch the audience s attention and in doing so provide an argument on how one s context, specifically
Donald Trump s has influenced his use of social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and even
Snapchat . Donald trump, is a billionaire business magnate who uses technology quite heavily in his
line of work. Thusly, because of his vocational context, Trump is accustomed to be a user technology,
accounting for his paramount use of social media services for the benefit of his political poll
positioning; despite his inferior knowledge and experience in Political science; Could Donald Trump
actually do this? The rhetorical question instantly clutches the audience s attention, and poses them
with the idea that Donald Trump has a
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Analyse how the composer of this text uses persuasive language and form (WHAT DOES THIS
MEAN?) to argue a perspective on the role of Facebook in presenting news. Use evidence form the
text to support your answer
Facebook is a worldwide acknowledged social media service, that because of its sheer size, it
possesses the ultimate power to influence and potentially morph its user s perspectives, by simply
exposing them to biased articles, headlines and even messages, motivating them to act on what they
are displayed with. Author, Farhad Manjoo of the deprecatory article Facebook s bias is built in and
worth watching , expresses his fear of Facebook s ability to control the news; Facebook is the world s
most influential source of news . ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The metaphor in this phrase, bluntly illustrates the author s perspective on how Facebook has the level
of power and respect, like a mother will have over her children, reiterating the service s capability in
morphing the perspectives of its users, by controlling what news is being displayed to them. Hence
Manjoo s perspective on the increasingly dangerous role Facebook has when presenting news, as by
doing so the service possesses the ultimate power to shape the thoughts of its users.
Explain how this text engages audiences in presenting an argument on the impact of context on social
media.
In the interview conducted primarily by Peter Lloyd, there are numerous techniques used that instantly
clutch the audience s attention and in doing so provide an argument on how one s context, specifically
Donald Trump s has influenced his use of social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and even
Snapchat . Donald trump, is a billionaire business magnate who uses technology quite heavily in his
line of work. Thusly, because of his vocational context, Trump is accustomed to be a user technology,
accounting for his paramount use of social media services for the benefit of his political poll
positioning; despite his inferior knowledge and experience in Political science; Could Donald Trump
actually do this? The rhetorical question instantly clutches the audience s attention, and poses them
with the idea that Donald Trump has a
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Information Processing Techniques Office At D.a
Introduction
From its inception in the early 60 s the Internet was used to send information, this was pioneered by
the computer scientist J.C.R. Licklider of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He conceived the
idea of a network of interconnected computers which would allow data and other information to be
shared no matter the location. This led him to be appointed head of the Information Processing
Techniques Office at D.A.R.P.A. (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) then called A.R.P.A.
While there he convinced his successors and fellow M.I.T. researcher Lawrence G Roberts that his
work was important and that it should continue.
In 1964 Roberts and another M.I.T. Alumni Leonard Kleinrock devised a system of communications
using packets rather than circuits (this was the first step to actual computer networking). In 1965 while
working alongside Thomas Merrill, Roberts manged to connect his computer in Massachusetts to
another in California, thus creating the world s first W.A.N. (Wide Area Network).
By 1966 Roberts went to D.A.R.P.A. and quickly set about devising the ARPANET with Licklider.
This was greenlighted and by the early 1970 s technology had caught up with the dreams of it s
visionaries. The ARPANET itself laid the foundations to which we now know as the Internet and had
pioneered the use of electronic mail, data transfer and networking between computers. Soon similar
systems became more readily available and were offered to N.A.S.A., the
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Introduction
From its inception in the early 60 s the Internet was used to send information, this was pioneered by
the computer scientist J.C.R. Licklider of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He conceived the
idea of a network of interconnected computers which would allow data and other information to be
shared no matter the location. This led him to be appointed head of the Information Processing
Techniques Office at D.A.R.P.A. (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) then called A.R.P.A.
While there he convinced his successors and fellow M.I.T. researcher Lawrence G Roberts that his
work was important and that it should continue.
In 1964 Roberts and another M.I.T. Alumni Leonard Kleinrock devised a system of communications
using packets rather than circuits (this was the first step to actual computer networking). In 1965 while
working alongside Thomas Merrill, Roberts manged to connect his computer in Massachusetts to
another in California, thus creating the world s first W.A.N. (Wide Area Network).
By 1966 Roberts went to D.A.R.P.A. and quickly set about devising the ARPANET with Licklider.
This was greenlighted and by the early 1970 s technology had caught up with the dreams of it s
visionaries. The ARPANET itself laid the foundations to which we now know as the Internet and had
pioneered the use of electronic mail, data transfer and networking between computers. Soon similar
systems became more readily available and were offered to N.A.S.A., the
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The Problem Of Teenage Girls
They Are All Beautiful Not a lot of people truly know how hard it is for teenage girls to live up to the
standards presented to them. Seventy four percent of teenage girls say there is a lot of pressure when it
come to pleasing everyone (Girls Inc, The Supergirl Dilemma). That percentage is astronomically
high. Females this young should not have to worry about things as superficial as looks at this age.
Teenage years are supposed to be the best years of a person s life and time should not be wasted on
worrying about body image. The pressure imposed on teenage females to adhere to a fictional standard
of beauty has many negative consequences including: eating disorders, low self esteem, and mental
disorders. Teenage girls are targeted by the media the most. Ads showing thin, successful women with
clear skin and money bombard young women on a daily basis and because a majority do not look that
way, these young ladies feel worthless. Teenagers pick up on those not subtle clues that to be perfect
includes being smart, thin, have clear skin, and long hair. This age group is where kids become more
aware of celebrities and media images as well as how other kids look and how they fit in ( D Arcy
Lyness, PhD). They are taking in everything that is presented to them and no one realizes just how
much it is affecting them. Body image is something that is important to them and if they are not
comfortable with how they look, they become uncomfortable, awkward, and
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They Are All Beautiful Not a lot of people truly know how hard it is for teenage girls to live up to the
standards presented to them. Seventy four percent of teenage girls say there is a lot of pressure when it
come to pleasing everyone (Girls Inc, The Supergirl Dilemma). That percentage is astronomically
high. Females this young should not have to worry about things as superficial as looks at this age.
Teenage years are supposed to be the best years of a person s life and time should not be wasted on
worrying about body image. The pressure imposed on teenage females to adhere to a fictional standard
of beauty has many negative consequences including: eating disorders, low self esteem, and mental
disorders. Teenage girls are targeted by the media the most. Ads showing thin, successful women with
clear skin and money bombard young women on a daily basis and because a majority do not look that
way, these young ladies feel worthless. Teenagers pick up on those not subtle clues that to be perfect
includes being smart, thin, have clear skin, and long hair. This age group is where kids become more
aware of celebrities and media images as well as how other kids look and how they fit in ( D Arcy
Lyness, PhD). They are taking in everything that is presented to them and no one realizes just how
much it is affecting them. Body image is something that is important to them and if they are not
comfortable with how they look, they become uncomfortable, awkward, and
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The Theme Of Religious Themes In The Birthmark By...
Many of Nathaniel Hawthorne s works have very religious themes and overtones. His short story The
Birthmark is no different. In this short story, many religious analogies are present. Hawthorne uses
characterization, symbolism, and theme to make various statements about Christianity and sin. His
characters can be seen as the two main figures in Christianity, God and Jesus. There are also many
symbols in the story that have religious ties and connections. There are several themes present in the
story that may give the reader insight into Hawthorne s religious views. All of these elements lend
themselves to analysis with a spiritual focus.
The two main characters of The Birthmark are Alymer, an intelligent yet arrogant scientist; and his
wife, Georgiana, a beautiful, selfless woman with only one flaw, a birthmark on her cheek. Alymer
believes that science can solve any problem. He also seems to think that he can use science to fix what
most Christians would see as God s perfect creation: Georgiana s birthmark. Alymer sees himself as a
god of sorts, and shows this when he attempts to improve on nature (Ellis 33). He is loving, but very
controlling and sees himself as the highest power, much like God. His arrogance eventually becomes
his downfall, because he is so confident in his ability to fix Georgiana that he ends up killing his wife,
the most important thing in his life, except science. Georgiana however, is the exact opposite.
Georgiana is the
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Many of Nathaniel Hawthorne s works have very religious themes and overtones. His short story The
Birthmark is no different. In this short story, many religious analogies are present. Hawthorne uses
characterization, symbolism, and theme to make various statements about Christianity and sin. His
characters can be seen as the two main figures in Christianity, God and Jesus. There are also many
symbols in the story that have religious ties and connections. There are several themes present in the
story that may give the reader insight into Hawthorne s religious views. All of these elements lend
themselves to analysis with a spiritual focus.
The two main characters of The Birthmark are Alymer, an intelligent yet arrogant scientist; and his
wife, Georgiana, a beautiful, selfless woman with only one flaw, a birthmark on her cheek. Alymer
believes that science can solve any problem. He also seems to think that he can use science to fix what
most Christians would see as God s perfect creation: Georgiana s birthmark. Alymer sees himself as a
god of sorts, and shows this when he attempts to improve on nature (Ellis 33). He is loving, but very
controlling and sees himself as the highest power, much like God. His arrogance eventually becomes
his downfall, because he is so confident in his ability to fix Georgiana that he ends up killing his wife,
the most important thing in his life, except science. Georgiana however, is the exact opposite.
Georgiana is the
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Comparing the Duties of the Individual in Antigone and A...
Duties of the Individual in Antigone and A Doll s House
The main theme that can be seen in both plays, Antigone and A Doll s House, is the duty to oneself as
opposed to the duty to the state or to society. Should the two women, Nora in A Doll s House, and
Antigone in Antigone, do what the state and society wishes them to do or should they follow their own
conscience? Both plays focus on the conflict between individual laws and the state law, disobedience
and obedience, and understanding oneself.
In Antigone there is the contrasting view of the state law against the divine law. The state law may
have some similarities to the divine law but they are not the same. For example the divine law ... Show
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Some may think that it is wrong that people should oppose the state s laws, and should just follow
them, but then they will never get to have their own beliefs and never have a better understanding of
themselves in the end.
In Antigone there is the state and its laws, but in A Doll s House we see more of the society, and the
laws it enforces on the individual. The society s rules prevent the characters from seeing and
expressing their true nature. When Krogstad tells Nora that the law takes no account of good motives,
she cries, Then they must be very bad laws (Ibsen page #). This causes a problem for the main female
characters, in deciding if what they are doing is right or wrong. At the end of A Doll s House Nora
realizes that she has lived as a doll , as her father s doll and then as her husband s doll, and has
accepted the church and society without ever asking any questions about them. Then she questions
herself whether the society she lives in is correct in its beliefs, or if what she thinks is correct and
requires that she oppose society itself. But now I intend to learn. I must try to satisfy myself which is
right, society or I (Ibsen page #). In the end she goes with her beliefs and opposes society, but at a
great personal cost, because she had to leave her children behind.
Some people will think that opposing the society is right and some will think that it is wrong. In the
two plays there are the images of
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Duties of the Individual in Antigone and A Doll s House
The main theme that can be seen in both plays, Antigone and A Doll s House, is the duty to oneself as
opposed to the duty to the state or to society. Should the two women, Nora in A Doll s House, and
Antigone in Antigone, do what the state and society wishes them to do or should they follow their own
conscience? Both plays focus on the conflict between individual laws and the state law, disobedience
and obedience, and understanding oneself.
In Antigone there is the contrasting view of the state law against the divine law. The state law may
have some similarities to the divine law but they are not the same. For example the divine law ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Some may think that it is wrong that people should oppose the state s laws, and should just follow
them, but then they will never get to have their own beliefs and never have a better understanding of
themselves in the end.
In Antigone there is the state and its laws, but in A Doll s House we see more of the society, and the
laws it enforces on the individual. The society s rules prevent the characters from seeing and
expressing their true nature. When Krogstad tells Nora that the law takes no account of good motives,
she cries, Then they must be very bad laws (Ibsen page #). This causes a problem for the main female
characters, in deciding if what they are doing is right or wrong. At the end of A Doll s House Nora
realizes that she has lived as a doll , as her father s doll and then as her husband s doll, and has
accepted the church and society without ever asking any questions about them. Then she questions
herself whether the society she lives in is correct in its beliefs, or if what she thinks is correct and
requires that she oppose society itself. But now I intend to learn. I must try to satisfy myself which is
right, society or I (Ibsen page #). In the end she goes with her beliefs and opposes society, but at a
great personal cost, because she had to leave her children behind.
Some people will think that opposing the society is right and some will think that it is wrong. In the
two plays there are the images of
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American Prison Reform Analysis
The American Prison System: Needs to Reform Alice Goffman, speaker in the presentation How we re
priming some kids for college and others for prison in which she tells the story of two brothers. Their
names were Chuck and Tim. Chuck was 18 years old and Tim was 10. Chuck was an average student
who got B s and C s and loved to play basketball. One afternoon in the school yard a classmate of
Chuck called his mother a crack whore. Like most people he shoved the classmate to the ground. He
should have gotten a detention or a suspension, but that did not happen. He lived in a low income area
that was targeted by the police. Subsequently, the police officers charged Cuck with aggravated
assault, a felony, which sent him to adult county ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
American Civil Liberties Union an organization for protection of liberties of the common American
said Overcrowding, violence, sexual abuse, and other conditions pose grave risks to prisoner health
and safety. Mistreatment of prisoners based on race, sex, gender identity, or disability remains far too
common ( Prisoners Rights ). Since the population of prisoners are hidden such injustice is not
commonly reported on. THe denial of prisoner rights in no more clearer than in the case of solitary
confinement. Keri Blakinger writer for Vice and author of How Solitary Confinement Affected Me
Five Years After My Release said in her article It s a little like PTSD, Kupers said. A lot of people go
to war and have traumatic experiences, but only some develop the symptoms of PTSD . I would say
maybe a quarter of the people have full blown isolation panic, he continued, referencing a term coined
by his colleague, Hans Toch, to describe immediate, intense reactions to solitary (Blakinger). With
such intense responses and PTSD like symptoms cruel and unusual punishment like this should be
banned. Prison s ultimate goal is to reform prisoners and allow them to lead happy healthy lives
outside of prison and harsh punishment like this does not help that
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The American Prison System: Needs to Reform Alice Goffman, speaker in the presentation How we re
priming some kids for college and others for prison in which she tells the story of two brothers. Their
names were Chuck and Tim. Chuck was 18 years old and Tim was 10. Chuck was an average student
who got B s and C s and loved to play basketball. One afternoon in the school yard a classmate of
Chuck called his mother a crack whore. Like most people he shoved the classmate to the ground. He
should have gotten a detention or a suspension, but that did not happen. He lived in a low income area
that was targeted by the police. Subsequently, the police officers charged Cuck with aggravated
assault, a felony, which sent him to adult county ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
American Civil Liberties Union an organization for protection of liberties of the common American
said Overcrowding, violence, sexual abuse, and other conditions pose grave risks to prisoner health
and safety. Mistreatment of prisoners based on race, sex, gender identity, or disability remains far too
common ( Prisoners Rights ). Since the population of prisoners are hidden such injustice is not
commonly reported on. THe denial of prisoner rights in no more clearer than in the case of solitary
confinement. Keri Blakinger writer for Vice and author of How Solitary Confinement Affected Me
Five Years After My Release said in her article It s a little like PTSD, Kupers said. A lot of people go
to war and have traumatic experiences, but only some develop the symptoms of PTSD . I would say
maybe a quarter of the people have full blown isolation panic, he continued, referencing a term coined
by his colleague, Hans Toch, to describe immediate, intense reactions to solitary (Blakinger). With
such intense responses and PTSD like symptoms cruel and unusual punishment like this should be
banned. Prison s ultimate goal is to reform prisoners and allow them to lead happy healthy lives
outside of prison and harsh punishment like this does not help that
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The Czech Republic As We Know It
The current Czech Republic as we know it, was established in January of 1993 when Czechoslovakia
split into two independent countries. The peaceful separation created the Czech Republic and an
independent Slovakia. The history the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the once Czechoslovakia is rich
and full of turmoil.
History
The indigenous population of Czechoslovakia were the Slavic tribes. These tribes were made up of
West Slavs tribes who were the Poles, the Czechs and the Slovaks. The East Slavs tribes consisted of
Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusian s. The South Slavs tribes consisted of Bulgarians, Croats,
Macedonians Serbs and Slovenians. In 550 BC the Slavs began settling in the eastern Alps and by 800
BC Christianity was spreading across the Slovene lands. In 962 the Holy Roman Empire was
established and in 1085 Vrastislav II became the first Czech king which started the Premyslid dynasty.
The Premyslid dynasty ended with the death of King Wenceslas III in 1306. In 1414 Jan Hus, an
outspoken Czech, started speaking out against the corruption in the Catholic Church. Jan would
conduct sermons in Czech so the regular citizens could understand the message. Unfortunately Jan
was to outspoken and was burnt at the stake one year later in the year 1415. The Hussite Wars
commenced in 1420 and carried on for fourteen years and concluded in 1434. In 1458 the Hussites
elected a Czech Protestant king named George of Podebrady. The Hapsburg Dynasty ruled the lands
from
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The current Czech Republic as we know it, was established in January of 1993 when Czechoslovakia
split into two independent countries. The peaceful separation created the Czech Republic and an
independent Slovakia. The history the Czech Republic, Slovakia and the once Czechoslovakia is rich
and full of turmoil.
History
The indigenous population of Czechoslovakia were the Slavic tribes. These tribes were made up of
West Slavs tribes who were the Poles, the Czechs and the Slovaks. The East Slavs tribes consisted of
Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusian s. The South Slavs tribes consisted of Bulgarians, Croats,
Macedonians Serbs and Slovenians. In 550 BC the Slavs began settling in the eastern Alps and by 800
BC Christianity was spreading across the Slovene lands. In 962 the Holy Roman Empire was
established and in 1085 Vrastislav II became the first Czech king which started the Premyslid dynasty.
The Premyslid dynasty ended with the death of King Wenceslas III in 1306. In 1414 Jan Hus, an
outspoken Czech, started speaking out against the corruption in the Catholic Church. Jan would
conduct sermons in Czech so the regular citizens could understand the message. Unfortunately Jan
was to outspoken and was burnt at the stake one year later in the year 1415. The Hussite Wars
commenced in 1420 and carried on for fourteen years and concluded in 1434. In 1458 the Hussites
elected a Czech Protestant king named George of Podebrady. The Hapsburg Dynasty ruled the lands
from
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Parenthood In Oryx And Crake
How can it be, after all this concentrated effort and separation, how can it be that I still resemble, so
very closely, my own detestable mother? (Garbielle Hamilton) A bond is known to be something that
joins two people together, emotionally and physically, allowing for a relationship to be formed. The
bond between a child and a parent is that of upmost importance as it s the one that leaves the greatest
impact. Children who live in secluded environments due to a parent s depression become socially
awkward and uncomfortable. Likewise, children who are neglected and live with workaholics begin to
form negative mentalities. On the other hand, children who live with affectionate parents develop a
care for others and become mature sooner. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This negative attitude eventually leads to the downfall of the child, since they either become depressed
or insane. In view of Crake s situation, his parent s both worked in medical facilities, which required a
high level of thinking. They were both extremely preoccupied with their jobs that they began to
become negligent of Crake. They lived in an isolated compound blocked off from the rest of the world
because they believed that humanity was flawed. This isolation and mindset led Crake to the idea of
revolutionizing and destroying humanity. Atwood states: Crake wanted a new world. A fake world. A
perfect world. And that required the annihilation of humanity, including himself. (Atwood, 57) Had
Crakes parents not brainwashed him into thinking that humanity was entirely corrupt or had they
given him some attention and shown him the beautiful things in life, he wouldn t have committed
suicide before unleashing the deadly virus onto the world. Moreover, the bond Crake had with his
parent s was so inorganic that Crake s ability to make friends was non existent. Jimmy describes
Crake when he says: Crake had no friends. He was always lonely. If you tried to spark a relationship
with him, he would run away. (Atwood
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How can it be, after all this concentrated effort and separation, how can it be that I still resemble, so
very closely, my own detestable mother? (Garbielle Hamilton) A bond is known to be something that
joins two people together, emotionally and physically, allowing for a relationship to be formed. The
bond between a child and a parent is that of upmost importance as it s the one that leaves the greatest
impact. Children who live in secluded environments due to a parent s depression become socially
awkward and uncomfortable. Likewise, children who are neglected and live with workaholics begin to
form negative mentalities. On the other hand, children who live with affectionate parents develop a
care for others and become mature sooner. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This negative attitude eventually leads to the downfall of the child, since they either become depressed
or insane. In view of Crake s situation, his parent s both worked in medical facilities, which required a
high level of thinking. They were both extremely preoccupied with their jobs that they began to
become negligent of Crake. They lived in an isolated compound blocked off from the rest of the world
because they believed that humanity was flawed. This isolation and mindset led Crake to the idea of
revolutionizing and destroying humanity. Atwood states: Crake wanted a new world. A fake world. A
perfect world. And that required the annihilation of humanity, including himself. (Atwood, 57) Had
Crakes parents not brainwashed him into thinking that humanity was entirely corrupt or had they
given him some attention and shown him the beautiful things in life, he wouldn t have committed
suicide before unleashing the deadly virus onto the world. Moreover, the bond Crake had with his
parent s was so inorganic that Crake s ability to make friends was non existent. Jimmy describes
Crake when he says: Crake had no friends. He was always lonely. If you tried to spark a relationship
with him, he would run away. (Atwood
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Breastfeeding Intention, Motivation And Initiation Essay
Breastfeeding Intention, Motivation and Initiation
The small amount of breastfeeding intention research that exists focuses heavily on populations
considered at risk, referring to those in economically disadvantaged areas or lower wage earners with
lower educational backgrounds, often with lower maternal age and worse outcomes in the birth
process (Cabieses et al., 2014; Declercq et al., 2014; Holbrook et al., 2013; Li et al., 2005: McInnes et
al., 2001; Shaker et al., 2004). These studies show that women s attitudes regarding breastfeeding
create strong motivators for the intent to breastfeed. Those with positive associations with
breastfeeding are most likely to want to breastfeed and those with negative associations with
breastfeeding are most likely to choose not to breastfeed.
In studies where women were selected as the result of choosing not to breastfeed, researchers found
heightened levels of expressed personal reasons that reflected negative associations with
breastfeeding, including a lack of consistent education by hospital staff (Ogbuanu et al., 2009; Shaker
et al., 2004; Wirihana Barnard, 2011). Education in mixed method feedings was lacking at all levels of
intention to breastfeed, Geraghty et al. (2013) noted, even in a population study that was based on
respondents who wanted to breastfeed, and sought professional help for problems while breastfeeding.
Intention is also linked to the expected success of breastfeeding, as indicated by Attanasio et al.
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Breastfeeding Intention, Motivation and Initiation
The small amount of breastfeeding intention research that exists focuses heavily on populations
considered at risk, referring to those in economically disadvantaged areas or lower wage earners with
lower educational backgrounds, often with lower maternal age and worse outcomes in the birth
process (Cabieses et al., 2014; Declercq et al., 2014; Holbrook et al., 2013; Li et al., 2005: McInnes et
al., 2001; Shaker et al., 2004). These studies show that women s attitudes regarding breastfeeding
create strong motivators for the intent to breastfeed. Those with positive associations with
breastfeeding are most likely to want to breastfeed and those with negative associations with
breastfeeding are most likely to choose not to breastfeed.
In studies where women were selected as the result of choosing not to breastfeed, researchers found
heightened levels of expressed personal reasons that reflected negative associations with
breastfeeding, including a lack of consistent education by hospital staff (Ogbuanu et al., 2009; Shaker
et al., 2004; Wirihana Barnard, 2011). Education in mixed method feedings was lacking at all levels of
intention to breastfeed, Geraghty et al. (2013) noted, even in a population study that was based on
respondents who wanted to breastfeed, and sought professional help for problems while breastfeeding.
Intention is also linked to the expected success of breastfeeding, as indicated by Attanasio et al.
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Rhetorical Strategies In Jessica Grose
Not Quite a Clean Sweep: Rhetorical Strategies in
Grose s Cleaning: The Final Feminist Frontier A woman s work is never done: many American
women grow up with this saying and feel it to be true. One such woman, author Jessica Grose, indited
Cleaning:
The Final Feminist Frontier, published in 2013 in the Incipient Republic, and she argues that while the
men in our lives recently commenced taking on more of the childcare and cooking, cleaning still falls
inequitably on women. Grose commences building her credibility with personal facts and reputable
sources, citing convincing facts and statistics, and prosperously employing emotional appeals;
however, toward the cessation of the article, her endeavors to appeal to readers emotions debilitate ...
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Adscititiously, her last verbalization in the article refers to her husband in a way that emasculates the
argument. While returning to the introduction s hook in the conclusion is a frequently used strategy,
Grose opts to return to her discussion of her husband in a facetious way: Grose discusses solutions,
and verbally expresses there is a immensely colossal, untapped market ... for toilet scrubbing iPods. I
bet my husband would buy one. Returning to her own espousement and husband is an appeal to ethos
or personal credibility, and while that works well in the prelude, in the conclusion, it lacks the vigor
and solemnness that the topic deserves and was given earlier in the article. Though Grose commences
the essay by efficaciously persuading her readers of the inequitable distribution of home maintenance
cleaning labor, she loses her potency in the terminus, where she most needs to drive home her
argument. Readers can visually perceive the quandary subsists in both her espousement and
throughout the world; however, her shift to humor and mordacity makes the reader not take the
quandary as solemnly in the terminus. Grose could have more earnestly driven home the point that a
woman s work could be done: by a
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Not Quite a Clean Sweep: Rhetorical Strategies in
Grose s Cleaning: The Final Feminist Frontier A woman s work is never done: many American
women grow up with this saying and feel it to be true. One such woman, author Jessica Grose, indited
Cleaning:
The Final Feminist Frontier, published in 2013 in the Incipient Republic, and she argues that while the
men in our lives recently commenced taking on more of the childcare and cooking, cleaning still falls
inequitably on women. Grose commences building her credibility with personal facts and reputable
sources, citing convincing facts and statistics, and prosperously employing emotional appeals;
however, toward the cessation of the article, her endeavors to appeal to readers emotions debilitate ...
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Adscititiously, her last verbalization in the article refers to her husband in a way that emasculates the
argument. While returning to the introduction s hook in the conclusion is a frequently used strategy,
Grose opts to return to her discussion of her husband in a facetious way: Grose discusses solutions,
and verbally expresses there is a immensely colossal, untapped market ... for toilet scrubbing iPods. I
bet my husband would buy one. Returning to her own espousement and husband is an appeal to ethos
or personal credibility, and while that works well in the prelude, in the conclusion, it lacks the vigor
and solemnness that the topic deserves and was given earlier in the article. Though Grose commences
the essay by efficaciously persuading her readers of the inequitable distribution of home maintenance
cleaning labor, she loses her potency in the terminus, where she most needs to drive home her
argument. Readers can visually perceive the quandary subsists in both her espousement and
throughout the world; however, her shift to humor and mordacity makes the reader not take the
quandary as solemnly in the terminus. Grose could have more earnestly driven home the point that a
woman s work could be done: by a
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Essay on Voltaire s Candide
Everything happens for the best, in this the best of all possible worlds. This is a statement that can be
found many times within Voltaire s Candide. Voltaire rejected Lebitizian Optimism, using Candide as
a means for satirizing what was wrong with the world, and showing that, in reality, this is not the best
of all possible worlds.
The philosophy of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz, which Voltaire called optimism, is one of the main
themes of Candide. The two main points of Leibnitzian philosophy are that God is beneficent, and that
in creating the world, He created the best possible one. Leibnitz did not argue that the world was
perfect or that evil was non existent, but thanks ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Voltaire does most of his satirizing through the character of Dr. Pangloss, an unconditional follower of
Leibnitz s philosophy and Candide s mentor. Pangloss ramblings are not personal attacks on Leibnitz,
but in some way represent the thoughts of a typical optimist. He is a very hopeful character in the
story because he refuses to accept bad. When Candide encounters Pangloss after a long period of time,
Pangloss explains how he was almost hanged, then dissected, then beaten. Candide asks the
philosopher if he still believes that everything is for the best, and Pangloss replies that he still held his
original views. Voltaire frequently exaggerates his point on optimism; there is nobody in reality who is
positive about everything all the time, especially after so many horrible experiences. One could say
that Pangloss is irrational and idiotic, and Voltaire tries to depict how inexplicable his beliefs are
which do not measure up to reality.
Another example of how Voltaire ridicules Pangloss optimistic philosophy is the mention of the
Lisbon earthquake and fire. Even though the disastrous earthquake took over 30,000 lives, Pangloss
still upheld his philosophical optimism by stating, quot;For all that is for the best...It is impossible that
things should not be other than they are; for everything is right. (26) quot; The disaster in Lisbon
affected Voltaire s life so much that he wrote the Poem
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Everything happens for the best, in this the best of all possible worlds. This is a statement that can be
found many times within Voltaire s Candide. Voltaire rejected Lebitizian Optimism, using Candide as
a means for satirizing what was wrong with the world, and showing that, in reality, this is not the best
of all possible worlds.
The philosophy of Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz, which Voltaire called optimism, is one of the main
themes of Candide. The two main points of Leibnitzian philosophy are that God is beneficent, and that
in creating the world, He created the best possible one. Leibnitz did not argue that the world was
perfect or that evil was non existent, but thanks ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Voltaire does most of his satirizing through the character of Dr. Pangloss, an unconditional follower of
Leibnitz s philosophy and Candide s mentor. Pangloss ramblings are not personal attacks on Leibnitz,
but in some way represent the thoughts of a typical optimist. He is a very hopeful character in the
story because he refuses to accept bad. When Candide encounters Pangloss after a long period of time,
Pangloss explains how he was almost hanged, then dissected, then beaten. Candide asks the
philosopher if he still believes that everything is for the best, and Pangloss replies that he still held his
original views. Voltaire frequently exaggerates his point on optimism; there is nobody in reality who is
positive about everything all the time, especially after so many horrible experiences. One could say
that Pangloss is irrational and idiotic, and Voltaire tries to depict how inexplicable his beliefs are
which do not measure up to reality.
Another example of how Voltaire ridicules Pangloss optimistic philosophy is the mention of the
Lisbon earthquake and fire. Even though the disastrous earthquake took over 30,000 lives, Pangloss
still upheld his philosophical optimism by stating, quot;For all that is for the best...It is impossible that
things should not be other than they are; for everything is right. (26) quot; The disaster in Lisbon
affected Voltaire s life so much that he wrote the Poem
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Examples Of The First Circle Of Hell In Dante s Inferno
In Dante s Inferno, Dante proposes an intriguing order for his nine circles of hell. Ignoring Limbo,
Dante, intending to list the circles from the least grievous sin to the most grievous sin, orders the
circles starting from lust, going to gluttony, greed, then wrath. Dante provides a thought provoking
experience for the reader causing one to redefine his understanding of sin and God s judgement.
After limbo, Dante presents the first circle of hell as the punishment for the lustful. While many, if
given the choice, would not place lust as the least of all the sins, Dante does for good reason. In
Appendix C, Aquinas expounds on Dante s argument that sins committed in passion are not as grave
as premeditated sin. First, as sin consists chiefly in an act of the will, it follows that, other things being
equal, a sin is all the more ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While this punishment does not seem as severe as the other circles, it is symbolic of the greedy s
fruitless pursuit of earthly riches. Dante places this in an even lower circle of hell because in regards
to the sin of miserliness or squandering money, the abusers are even more aware of their sin.
Furthermore, sin s underlying principle is even more visible here. According to Aquinas reasoning of
sin in Dante s Inferno, pride is at the root of all sin. Whereas pride regards sin as turning away from
God, to Whose commandment man refuses to be subject, for which reason it is called the beginning,
because the beginning of evil consists in turning away from God (Aquinas, 385). Aquinas articulates
that pride is the basis for all sin, because pride takes place when we refuse to be subject to the will of
God, and the beginning of all sin is when we first turn away from God. Those who are greedy and
miserly refuse to obey God s command of taking care of the poor and rather horde as much money as
they can to no
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In Dante s Inferno, Dante proposes an intriguing order for his nine circles of hell. Ignoring Limbo,
Dante, intending to list the circles from the least grievous sin to the most grievous sin, orders the
circles starting from lust, going to gluttony, greed, then wrath. Dante provides a thought provoking
experience for the reader causing one to redefine his understanding of sin and God s judgement.
After limbo, Dante presents the first circle of hell as the punishment for the lustful. While many, if
given the choice, would not place lust as the least of all the sins, Dante does for good reason. In
Appendix C, Aquinas expounds on Dante s argument that sins committed in passion are not as grave
as premeditated sin. First, as sin consists chiefly in an act of the will, it follows that, other things being
equal, a sin is all the more ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
While this punishment does not seem as severe as the other circles, it is symbolic of the greedy s
fruitless pursuit of earthly riches. Dante places this in an even lower circle of hell because in regards
to the sin of miserliness or squandering money, the abusers are even more aware of their sin.
Furthermore, sin s underlying principle is even more visible here. According to Aquinas reasoning of
sin in Dante s Inferno, pride is at the root of all sin. Whereas pride regards sin as turning away from
God, to Whose commandment man refuses to be subject, for which reason it is called the beginning,
because the beginning of evil consists in turning away from God (Aquinas, 385). Aquinas articulates
that pride is the basis for all sin, because pride takes place when we refuse to be subject to the will of
God, and the beginning of all sin is when we first turn away from God. Those who are greedy and
miserly refuse to obey God s command of taking care of the poor and rather horde as much money as
they can to no
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The Online Simulation My Virtual Child
In the online simulation My Virtual Child, I was responsible in making crucial decisions that impacted
how my child developed. Each decision would either negatively or positively impact my child s
future. The decisions ranged from how I, as the parent would react towards my child when they were
fussy and crying, to making a decision regarding education. These decisions no matter how slightly
small or big played a huge role in my child s future. My parenting style is shown through the many
different decisions I made throughout my child s development. When making certain decisions I asked
myself how I was going to assess the situation. How was I going to make the decision where it would
benefit me and my child in the future? I would describe my parenting style as very disciplined,
however, laid back during certain situations. When there was a problem I made the decision to address
the problem with my child. For example, at 18 months, Leo started saying the word no and started to
refuse help. I made the decision to let him choose between two choices which are both options that I
want him to do. This allowed my child to become an active part in making choices during a certain
situation. At three years old, Leo was being pushed around in school and was lacking leadership
abilities. I made the decision to arrange play dates with other kids and praised Leo for sharing and
communicating appropriately with the other children. During adolescence, Leo s self esteem was
pretty high,
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In the online simulation My Virtual Child, I was responsible in making crucial decisions that impacted
how my child developed. Each decision would either negatively or positively impact my child s
future. The decisions ranged from how I, as the parent would react towards my child when they were
fussy and crying, to making a decision regarding education. These decisions no matter how slightly
small or big played a huge role in my child s future. My parenting style is shown through the many
different decisions I made throughout my child s development. When making certain decisions I asked
myself how I was going to assess the situation. How was I going to make the decision where it would
benefit me and my child in the future? I would describe my parenting style as very disciplined,
however, laid back during certain situations. When there was a problem I made the decision to address
the problem with my child. For example, at 18 months, Leo started saying the word no and started to
refuse help. I made the decision to let him choose between two choices which are both options that I
want him to do. This allowed my child to become an active part in making choices during a certain
situation. At three years old, Leo was being pushed around in school and was lacking leadership
abilities. I made the decision to arrange play dates with other kids and praised Leo for sharing and
communicating appropriately with the other children. During adolescence, Leo s self esteem was
pretty high,
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Symbols in the Glass Menagerie
In the play, The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams, Williams uses many symbols which
represent many different things.?Many of the symbols used in the play try to symbolize some form of
escape or difference between reality and illusion.?The first symbol, presented in the first scene, is the
fire escape.?This represents the bridge between the illusory world of the Wingfields and the world of
reality.?This bridge seems to be a one way excursion.?But the direction varies for each character.?For
Tom, the fire escape is the way out of the world of Amanda and Laura and an entrance into a world of
new dimensions.?For Laura, the fire escape is a way into her own world. A way to escape from
reality.?Amanda perceives the fire escape as a way ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Don t you think I know it? I m so proud! Happy and I feel I ve so much to be thankful for (p. 414).?
Amanda has two fears in her life.?One of her worst fears is having Tom grow up to be his father.
Promise, son, you ll never be a drunkard! (p. 414).? When I see you taking after his ways! Staying out
late and well, you had been drinking the night you were in that terrifying condition (p. 415).?Amanda
s other fear in life is having Laura grow old without a gentleman caller.? We have to be making plans
and provisions for her. She just drifts along doing nothing. It frightens me terribly how she just drifts
along (p. 416).?Tom suggested to Amanda that Laura just might be what people call home girls but
Amanda refuses to believe it.? There s no such type, and if there is, it s a pity! That is unless the home
is hers, with a husband (p. 416).?Therefore, Amanda sees the fire escape as a way to escape her own
problems and invite gentlemen callers into their lives for Laura.? à®?Laura has issues of her own and
she also finds the need to escape them. Laura leads a life of simplicity and has a difficult time dealing
with the outside world.? I put her in business college a dismal failure! Frightened her so it made her
sick to her stomach. I took her over to
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In the play, The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams, Williams uses many symbols which
represent many different things.?Many of the symbols used in the play try to symbolize some form of
escape or difference between reality and illusion.?The first symbol, presented in the first scene, is the
fire escape.?This represents the bridge between the illusory world of the Wingfields and the world of
reality.?This bridge seems to be a one way excursion.?But the direction varies for each character.?For
Tom, the fire escape is the way out of the world of Amanda and Laura and an entrance into a world of
new dimensions.?For Laura, the fire escape is a way into her own world. A way to escape from
reality.?Amanda perceives the fire escape as a way ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Don t you think I know it? I m so proud! Happy and I feel I ve so much to be thankful for (p. 414).?
Amanda has two fears in her life.?One of her worst fears is having Tom grow up to be his father.
Promise, son, you ll never be a drunkard! (p. 414).? When I see you taking after his ways! Staying out
late and well, you had been drinking the night you were in that terrifying condition (p. 415).?Amanda
s other fear in life is having Laura grow old without a gentleman caller.? We have to be making plans
and provisions for her. She just drifts along doing nothing. It frightens me terribly how she just drifts
along (p. 416).?Tom suggested to Amanda that Laura just might be what people call home girls but
Amanda refuses to believe it.? There s no such type, and if there is, it s a pity! That is unless the home
is hers, with a husband (p. 416).?Therefore, Amanda sees the fire escape as a way to escape her own
problems and invite gentlemen callers into their lives for Laura.? à®?Laura has issues of her own and
she also finds the need to escape them. Laura leads a life of simplicity and has a difficult time dealing
with the outside world.? I put her in business college a dismal failure! Frightened her so it made her
sick to her stomach. I took her over to
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Force and Motion
FORCE AND MOTION
Ronald Steven DuBois
5th Grade
St. Michael s Catholic School
2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Abstract
2. Introduction
3. Background Information
4. Procedure
6. Data and Observations
7. Results
8. Conclusion
9. Bibliography
ABSTRACT
I thought it would be fun to fling things like raw eggs and rocks with a catapult. Guess
what, it was! By flinging these items I tried to find out if heavier things would travel farther than
lighter ones. Basically how force effects motion.
With the catapult as the force, I sent items soaring, after weighing them, and then
recorded how far the items travelled. This showed me how Newtons Three Laws of Motion
FORCE AND MOTION
Ronald Steven DuBois
5th Grade
St. Michael s Catholic School
2009
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Abstract
2. Introduction
3. Background Information
4. Procedure
6. Data and Observations
7. Results
8. Conclusion
9. Bibliography
ABSTRACT
I thought it would be fun to fling things like raw eggs and rocks with a catapult. Guess
what, it was! By flinging these items I tried to find out if heavier things would travel farther than
lighter ones. Basically how force effects motion.
With the catapult as the force, I sent items soaring, after weighing them, and then
recorded how far the items travelled. This showed me how Newtons Three Laws of Motion
work.
Force ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Collect items around the house.
2. Assign the items letters.
3. Weigh the items on a scale and record the results.
4. Measure out 40 feet in the yard with tape measure
5. Spray paint lines for each foot.
6. Conduct experiment with catapult pulled back to 180 degrees. (All the way back)
7. Record the results in log book.
8. Conduct experiment a second time with catapult pulled back to 90 degrees. (Half way back)
9. Record results of second experiment in log book.
Variables
My dependant variables are the amount of force which is shown by how far I pull back
the arm on the catapult. My independant variables are the items and their different weights
which represent mass/weight..
My experiment shows how my independant variables are effected by my depentant
variables as to force and motion.
5
DATA AND OBSERVATIONS FEET TRAVELED _________________________
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__ B ___________________ L_M N____ ____________________________________ 30
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Force ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Collect items around the house.
2. Assign the items letters.
3. Weigh the items on a scale and record the results.
4. Measure out 40 feet in the yard with tape measure
5. Spray paint lines for each foot.
6. Conduct experiment with catapult pulled back to 180 degrees. (All the way back)
7. Record the results in log book.
8. Conduct experiment a second time with catapult pulled back to 90 degrees. (Half way back)
9. Record results of second experiment in log book.
Variables
My dependant variables are the amount of force which is shown by how far I pull back
the arm on the catapult. My independant variables are the items and their different weights
which represent mass/weight..
My experiment shows how my independant variables are effected by my depentant
variables as to force and motion.
5
DATA AND OBSERVATIONS FEET TRAVELED _________________________
M_________________________________________ __35
__________________________ M_________________________________________ __34
__________________________ M_________________________________________ __33
__________________________ M N_______________________________________ __ 32
__________________________ M N_________________________________________ 31
__ B ___________________ L_M N____ ____________________________________ 30
__ B_
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Hate Speech And Free Speech In The Public
Universities all over the country have had some similar conflicts. No one really knows what needs to
happen to get them to end. These protesters have been violent and nonviolent. Nonviolent protesters
could be protected by their freedom of speech, but so could the violent ones. Knowing that violent
protesting needs to be put to an end, police officials are not really sure how they should go about it.
The protests at Universities have made heads turn, while government officials are contemplating on
what they should do to help keep the students and speakers safe. Hate speech and free speech have
some differences. According to the Merriam Webster Dictionary, hate speech is defined as a, speech
that is intended to insult, offend, or intimidate a person because of some trait (Merriam Webster
Dictionary). Freedom of speech is, the right to express information, ideas, and opinions free of
government restrictions (Merriam Webster Dictionary). These terms have parallel but contrasting
meanings. Everyone has their freedom of speech. Anyone can speak their opinions without worries.
Fighting words or hate speech is protected as long as there is no violence according to Kathleen Ann
Ruane, a Legislative Attorney. Different college universities are needing to lay out some regulations to
their protests so that they can have a safer environment. The University of California Berkeley had
some protests pertaining to Ben Shapiro, a speaker they had early in September. There were no
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Universities all over the country have had some similar conflicts. No one really knows what needs to
happen to get them to end. These protesters have been violent and nonviolent. Nonviolent protesters
could be protected by their freedom of speech, but so could the violent ones. Knowing that violent
protesting needs to be put to an end, police officials are not really sure how they should go about it.
The protests at Universities have made heads turn, while government officials are contemplating on
what they should do to help keep the students and speakers safe. Hate speech and free speech have
some differences. According to the Merriam Webster Dictionary, hate speech is defined as a, speech
that is intended to insult, offend, or intimidate a person because of some trait (Merriam Webster
Dictionary). Freedom of speech is, the right to express information, ideas, and opinions free of
government restrictions (Merriam Webster Dictionary). These terms have parallel but contrasting
meanings. Everyone has their freedom of speech. Anyone can speak their opinions without worries.
Fighting words or hate speech is protected as long as there is no violence according to Kathleen Ann
Ruane, a Legislative Attorney. Different college universities are needing to lay out some regulations to
their protests so that they can have a safer environment. The University of California Berkeley had
some protests pertaining to Ben Shapiro, a speaker they had early in September. There were no
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Essay about Tom Stoppard s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern...
Tom Stoppard s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead Tom Stoppard s Rosencrantz and
Guildenstern are Dead, a humorous piece of self reflexive theater that draws upon Shakespeare s
Hamlet as the source of the story. The actual device of self reflexive theater is used so well in
Stoppard s play that it reads like the love child of a play and a compelling critical essay. The play is
academic yet conversationally phrased and it deepens our understanding of the original play but also
criticizes it. The aspect of self reflexive theater is used to comment on theater itself but also as a
presentation of ideas and analysis that had previously had no place on the plot centric set up of stage
and audience. The essay Rosencrantz and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They go through the key plot points of Hamlet culminating in this noteworthy exchange: ROS. To sum
up: your father, whom you love, dies, you are his heir, you come back to find that hardly was the
corpse cold before his young brother popped onto the throne and into his sheets, thereby offending
both legal and natural practice. Now why exactly are you behaving in this extraordinary manner?
GUIL. I can t imagine!
Stoppard is commentating on Shakespeare s writing, by portraying onstage the ignorance that is
required of the characters for the original plot of Hamlet to work. The meat of the scene isn t to insult
the duo, but for the critically inclined audience to analyze the sort of logical leaps we take in order to
participate in a narrative. The traditional outlet for such observations were academic journals and
essays but Stoppard is exhibits these ideas onstage for a mass audience. The Player exemplifies my
point (bloated and wriggling as it is) of the unique space that Stoppard is trying to occupy with the
play. The Player is at once detached and involved in the happenings onstage (textual evidence? How
about on page 25 when Guildenstern and the Player discuss fate. Guildenstern asks Yours [fate] or
ours? The Player answers It could hardly be one without the other ). The Player, in my opinion,
diffuses
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Tom Stoppard s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead Tom Stoppard s Rosencrantz and
Guildenstern are Dead, a humorous piece of self reflexive theater that draws upon Shakespeare s
Hamlet as the source of the story. The actual device of self reflexive theater is used so well in
Stoppard s play that it reads like the love child of a play and a compelling critical essay. The play is
academic yet conversationally phrased and it deepens our understanding of the original play but also
criticizes it. The aspect of self reflexive theater is used to comment on theater itself but also as a
presentation of ideas and analysis that had previously had no place on the plot centric set up of stage
and audience. The essay Rosencrantz and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They go through the key plot points of Hamlet culminating in this noteworthy exchange: ROS. To sum
up: your father, whom you love, dies, you are his heir, you come back to find that hardly was the
corpse cold before his young brother popped onto the throne and into his sheets, thereby offending
both legal and natural practice. Now why exactly are you behaving in this extraordinary manner?
GUIL. I can t imagine!
Stoppard is commentating on Shakespeare s writing, by portraying onstage the ignorance that is
required of the characters for the original plot of Hamlet to work. The meat of the scene isn t to insult
the duo, but for the critically inclined audience to analyze the sort of logical leaps we take in order to
participate in a narrative. The traditional outlet for such observations were academic journals and
essays but Stoppard is exhibits these ideas onstage for a mass audience. The Player exemplifies my
point (bloated and wriggling as it is) of the unique space that Stoppard is trying to occupy with the
play. The Player is at once detached and involved in the happenings onstage (textual evidence? How
about on page 25 when Guildenstern and the Player discuss fate. Guildenstern asks Yours [fate] or
ours? The Player answers It could hardly be one without the other ). The Player, in my opinion,
diffuses
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Nike Paper
Running Head: Nike, Inc. Marketing Plan Marketing Plan for Nike, Inc. Just Do It ShaRhonda Clark
Walsh College MKT 307, Spring Semester 2010 Professor Haener May 31, 2010 Table of Contents
Photo of Michael Jordan4 Marketing Plan for Nike, Inc. Just Do It 5 Nike Organizational
Development.........................................................................................................................6
Structure........................................................................................................................................................6
People............................................................................................................................................................6
Culture
Systems............................................................................................................................................7
Strategy.........................................................................................................................................................8
Other Strategic
Plans...................................................................................................................................8
Market/Submarket
Analysis.................................................................................................................................10
Attractiveness of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is just a brief summary of Nike s company s history. Nike Organizational Development Structure
Nike considers their structure a Matrix Organization (Nikebiz.com, 2010). This structure allows Nike
to deal with the fast moving market and keep their industry leading position. It can be costly, but has
proven to be well worth the money for Nike. All work is collaborative; team members report to two
areas; known as, geography and the global function area (Nikebiz.com, 2010). People
Suppliers/subcontractors that Nike does business with are considered outsiders. In the past, when Nike
has received criticism for running sweatshops their first response was to deny that they ever knew this
occurred. Their reason for this was because they hired outside suppliers who ran the factories outside
of the U.S. Nike has now learned from bad publicity that the best way to handle this is to have insiders
do audits of the factories globally. With new audits in place it is less likely suppliers will mistreat
workers because they will fear losing their contract with Nike. Suppliers are also held to a higher
standard now. Suppliers/subcontractors are responsible to report any other suppliers who act
unethically. Nike learned that hiring outsiders can save money, but insiders have a better feel for
respect for the organizations values and culture. Outside people can affect the way customers perceive
the organization, and for this reason Nike is taking more precautions to
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Running Head: Nike, Inc. Marketing Plan Marketing Plan for Nike, Inc. Just Do It ShaRhonda Clark
Walsh College MKT 307, Spring Semester 2010 Professor Haener May 31, 2010 Table of Contents
Photo of Michael Jordan4 Marketing Plan for Nike, Inc. Just Do It 5 Nike Organizational
Development.........................................................................................................................6
Structure........................................................................................................................................................6
People............................................................................................................................................................6
Culture
Systems............................................................................................................................................7
Strategy.........................................................................................................................................................8
Other Strategic
Plans...................................................................................................................................8
Market/Submarket
Analysis.................................................................................................................................10
Attractiveness of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
This is just a brief summary of Nike s company s history. Nike Organizational Development Structure
Nike considers their structure a Matrix Organization (Nikebiz.com, 2010). This structure allows Nike
to deal with the fast moving market and keep their industry leading position. It can be costly, but has
proven to be well worth the money for Nike. All work is collaborative; team members report to two
areas; known as, geography and the global function area (Nikebiz.com, 2010). People
Suppliers/subcontractors that Nike does business with are considered outsiders. In the past, when Nike
has received criticism for running sweatshops their first response was to deny that they ever knew this
occurred. Their reason for this was because they hired outside suppliers who ran the factories outside
of the U.S. Nike has now learned from bad publicity that the best way to handle this is to have insiders
do audits of the factories globally. With new audits in place it is less likely suppliers will mistreat
workers because they will fear losing their contract with Nike. Suppliers are also held to a higher
standard now. Suppliers/subcontractors are responsible to report any other suppliers who act
unethically. Nike learned that hiring outsiders can save money, but insiders have a better feel for
respect for the organizations values and culture. Outside people can affect the way customers perceive
the organization, and for this reason Nike is taking more precautions to
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Analysis of Acquainted with the Night and Stopping by the...
Research Paper first draft
16th Nov 2011
In a Dark Night, I Find My Answers. The two poems Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening and
Acquainted with the Night written by Robert Frost are very similar to each other because of the
simplistic form of language used and the uses of metaphors. When we first read the poem, it looks like
an ordinary poem but once we go in depth and understand the meaning, it becomes so much more.
Both of the poem has a very dark, gloomy and lonely setting with a really mysterious tone. There are
different metaphors used in each poem to symbolize death; Sleep in Stopping By Woods on a Snowy
Evening and Night in Acquainted with the Night. The characters in the two poem are both in a journey
and has come ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have walked out in rain and back in rain. from Acquainted with the Night shows the depression of
the character because most of us relate to rain as an emotional moment and makes us feel vulnerable.
When it rains, the whole atmosphere becomes very gloomy and sad, and the author is trying to express
the characters sadness.
The character in Stopping by Woods in a Snowy Evening is a very old fashioned person because he is
with a horse and rides his horse through the woods. My little horse must think it queer. To stop
without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake shows how even his horse is surprised
to be stopping in the middle of the woods where there is no livelihood. It is very unusual even for the
horse to stop at this hour of the night because they should be trying to get home as soon as possible
since it is already dark. He gives his harness bells a shake. To ask if there is some mistake. express
how the horse is also very attentive about what is going on around him and his master s unusual
behavior. The horse tries to confirm with the character whether or not they have stopped in the right
place.
I have stood still and stopped the sound of feet.When far away an interrupted cry. Came over houses
from another street. But not to call me back or say good bye, from Acquainted With the Night shows
that the character is looking for a sign for him to look back but it was not
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Research Paper first draft
16th Nov 2011
In a Dark Night, I Find My Answers. The two poems Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening and
Acquainted with the Night written by Robert Frost are very similar to each other because of the
simplistic form of language used and the uses of metaphors. When we first read the poem, it looks like
an ordinary poem but once we go in depth and understand the meaning, it becomes so much more.
Both of the poem has a very dark, gloomy and lonely setting with a really mysterious tone. There are
different metaphors used in each poem to symbolize death; Sleep in Stopping By Woods on a Snowy
Evening and Night in Acquainted with the Night. The characters in the two poem are both in a journey
and has come ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I have walked out in rain and back in rain. from Acquainted with the Night shows the depression of
the character because most of us relate to rain as an emotional moment and makes us feel vulnerable.
When it rains, the whole atmosphere becomes very gloomy and sad, and the author is trying to express
the characters sadness.
The character in Stopping by Woods in a Snowy Evening is a very old fashioned person because he is
with a horse and rides his horse through the woods. My little horse must think it queer. To stop
without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake shows how even his horse is surprised
to be stopping in the middle of the woods where there is no livelihood. It is very unusual even for the
horse to stop at this hour of the night because they should be trying to get home as soon as possible
since it is already dark. He gives his harness bells a shake. To ask if there is some mistake. express
how the horse is also very attentive about what is going on around him and his master s unusual
behavior. The horse tries to confirm with the character whether or not they have stopped in the right
place.
I have stood still and stopped the sound of feet.When far away an interrupted cry. Came over houses
from another street. But not to call me back or say good bye, from Acquainted With the Night shows
that the character is looking for a sign for him to look back but it was not
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Graded Web Calculator Exercise 5
Web Calculator Exercise 5
ANOVAs
1. A researcher is interested in comparing the effectiveness of three different kinds of therapy for
anger problems. Eight participants are randomly assigned to three treatment conditions: Cognitive
Therapy (CT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Interpersonal Therapy (IT). All participants
complete the weekly treatment for 8 weeks. Participants take an anger test before and after the 8 week
treatments. Each participant s difference score (= anger score after the treatment minus ( ) anger score
before the treatment) is shown in the following table. The three therapists in this experiment have
equal educational levels and clinical experiences. CT | CBT | IT | 3 | 5 | 7 | 4 | 4 | 8 | 4 | ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Q can be found in Table A.9 using a k (number of groups) and dfWithin
16 Calculate the HSD at both the .05 and .01 level, whatever values are above the HSD must be
considered honestly significantly different .
http://easycalculation.com/statistics/one way anova.php
From personal spreadsheet
Note = FCritical from Table A.8 (degrees of freedom of within and between) and HSD.01 from table
A.9
Reject if FObtained is gt; FCritical
FCritical @ .05 = 3.49 and FCritical at .01 = 5.85
F(2, 21) = 11.65, p lt; .01
d. Should H0 be rejected? What should the researcher conclude?
The null hypothesis should be rejected that there is no difference between treatment methods because
the calculation show that the treatments are statistically different.
2. A teacher is interested in comparing the effects of three different types of rehearsal methods (Rote
rehearsal, Imagery, and Story) on number of words recalled. Participants are randomly assigned into
three different groups. In each group, participants are asked to study a list of words using the assigned
method. The following table
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Web Calculator Exercise 5
ANOVAs
1. A researcher is interested in comparing the effectiveness of three different kinds of therapy for
anger problems. Eight participants are randomly assigned to three treatment conditions: Cognitive
Therapy (CT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Interpersonal Therapy (IT). All participants
complete the weekly treatment for 8 weeks. Participants take an anger test before and after the 8 week
treatments. Each participant s difference score (= anger score after the treatment minus ( ) anger score
before the treatment) is shown in the following table. The three therapists in this experiment have
equal educational levels and clinical experiences. CT | CBT | IT | 3 | 5 | 7 | 4 | 4 | 8 | 4 | ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Q can be found in Table A.9 using a k (number of groups) and dfWithin
16 Calculate the HSD at both the .05 and .01 level, whatever values are above the HSD must be
considered honestly significantly different .
http://easycalculation.com/statistics/one way anova.php
From personal spreadsheet
Note = FCritical from Table A.8 (degrees of freedom of within and between) and HSD.01 from table
A.9
Reject if FObtained is gt; FCritical
FCritical @ .05 = 3.49 and FCritical at .01 = 5.85
F(2, 21) = 11.65, p lt; .01
d. Should H0 be rejected? What should the researcher conclude?
The null hypothesis should be rejected that there is no difference between treatment methods because
the calculation show that the treatments are statistically different.
2. A teacher is interested in comparing the effects of three different types of rehearsal methods (Rote
rehearsal, Imagery, and Story) on number of words recalled. Participants are randomly assigned into
three different groups. In each group, participants are asked to study a list of words using the assigned
method. The following table
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Essay on Botulinum Toxin and Botx Injections for Cosmetic...
It is widely known that a multitude of people use Botox injections for cosmetic purposes without any
significant adverse side effects. However, not many Botox patients are aware that what they are
injecting into their bodies, botulinum toxin, is one of the most lethal substances known to mankind.
This neurotoxin poses a major threat to be used in a bioterrorism attack, killing thousands of people. If
it is truly as toxic as scientists claim, then how can botulinum toxin possibly be used in facial
injections? This is a very controversial substance that possesses an intriguing mixture of paradoxical
uses. Uncovering the puzzle pieces of botulinum toxin s chemical composition and history, as well as
the positive and negative effects it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
botulinum causes the botulism disease, which kills through muscle paralysis. The article additionally
specifies that the muscles used in breathing become dysfunctional from the prevention of the release
of acetylcholine; thus, people infected by C. botulinum most often die from oxygen deprivation.
Pursuing this further, Deborah Josko, a clinical laboratory scientist, clarifies that these bacteria result
in three categories of botulism foodborne, wound, and infant botulism. Moreover, Josko articulates
that unless proper care is initially administered, the deterioration of the respiratory system can
potentially lead to death. When ingested, botulinum toxin works its way through the body and causes
many difficulties. The Johns Hopkins working group on civilian biodefense has stated that this
neurotoxin functions by affecting the central nervous system. When someone has contracted the
botulism disease, it is necessary for them to use mechanical ventilation in order to breathe often for
prolonged periods of time. Additionally, an article from the eLibrary Science database clarifies,
[Botulinum toxin] resists the acid and enzymes of the stomach by creating complexes with other
bacterial proteins... The toxin is bound and internalized into the presynaptic nerve endings, preventing
release of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine (Hawley). This article by H. Bradford Hawley warns that
the binding
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
It is widely known that a multitude of people use Botox injections for cosmetic purposes without any
significant adverse side effects. However, not many Botox patients are aware that what they are
injecting into their bodies, botulinum toxin, is one of the most lethal substances known to mankind.
This neurotoxin poses a major threat to be used in a bioterrorism attack, killing thousands of people. If
it is truly as toxic as scientists claim, then how can botulinum toxin possibly be used in facial
injections? This is a very controversial substance that possesses an intriguing mixture of paradoxical
uses. Uncovering the puzzle pieces of botulinum toxin s chemical composition and history, as well as
the positive and negative effects it ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
botulinum causes the botulism disease, which kills through muscle paralysis. The article additionally
specifies that the muscles used in breathing become dysfunctional from the prevention of the release
of acetylcholine; thus, people infected by C. botulinum most often die from oxygen deprivation.
Pursuing this further, Deborah Josko, a clinical laboratory scientist, clarifies that these bacteria result
in three categories of botulism foodborne, wound, and infant botulism. Moreover, Josko articulates
that unless proper care is initially administered, the deterioration of the respiratory system can
potentially lead to death. When ingested, botulinum toxin works its way through the body and causes
many difficulties. The Johns Hopkins working group on civilian biodefense has stated that this
neurotoxin functions by affecting the central nervous system. When someone has contracted the
botulism disease, it is necessary for them to use mechanical ventilation in order to breathe often for
prolonged periods of time. Additionally, an article from the eLibrary Science database clarifies,
[Botulinum toxin] resists the acid and enzymes of the stomach by creating complexes with other
bacterial proteins... The toxin is bound and internalized into the presynaptic nerve endings, preventing
release of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine (Hawley). This article by H. Bradford Hawley warns that
the binding
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Concept Of Abstract Data Types
Abstract The objective or purpose of this paper is to drill deep down into the concept of Abstract Data
Types. Draw the basic comparison between ADTs and few of the most frequently confused terms with
the concept. Examine how modern programing languages, predominantly, java, C#, Python, Ruby,
Objective C and C++ put these ideas into practice. The intent of my research is to help developers
identify the strengths and weakness of different abstract data type and evaluate scenario under which
each data type can be utilized to fully harness its maximum potential. Keywords: Abstract Data Types,
Data Types, Data Structures Abstract Data Types: Examine How Different Languages Choose To Use
the Concept Since most of the popular programing languages used today are object oriented in nature,
which in turn, is not a language, but a set of ideas that is supported by many languages, part of my
research will be focused on how these concepts came into play and the rest will be aimed at collecting
arguments to elaborate distinction and similarities between the two paradigms. Before the concept of
Object Oriented development was introduced, programs were written as a long piece of code, often
with all the data and variables defined in one place and all the logic in another. This Approach to
programing was known as Procedure Oriented. Although, procedural languages had named functions
and subroutines to make the program look more modular and maintainable, but as the code got bigger
and more
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Abstract The objective or purpose of this paper is to drill deep down into the concept of Abstract Data
Types. Draw the basic comparison between ADTs and few of the most frequently confused terms with
the concept. Examine how modern programing languages, predominantly, java, C#, Python, Ruby,
Objective C and C++ put these ideas into practice. The intent of my research is to help developers
identify the strengths and weakness of different abstract data type and evaluate scenario under which
each data type can be utilized to fully harness its maximum potential. Keywords: Abstract Data Types,
Data Types, Data Structures Abstract Data Types: Examine How Different Languages Choose To Use
the Concept Since most of the popular programing languages used today are object oriented in nature,
which in turn, is not a language, but a set of ideas that is supported by many languages, part of my
research will be focused on how these concepts came into play and the rest will be aimed at collecting
arguments to elaborate distinction and similarities between the two paradigms. Before the concept of
Object Oriented development was introduced, programs were written as a long piece of code, often
with all the data and variables defined in one place and all the logic in another. This Approach to
programing was known as Procedure Oriented. Although, procedural languages had named functions
and subroutines to make the program look more modular and maintainable, but as the code got bigger
and more
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Themes Of Greed In Adam Mitchell s Cloud Atlas
Cloud Atlas is a book composed of six different writings from a multitude of writers such as Adam
Ewing, Cavendish, Sonmi, and Frobisher. These stories are written in a different time period but show
a lot of the same ideals and themes. There are many themes that present themselves in cloud atlas but
the one that appealed to me most was greed. Mitchell did a very good job in showing greed in each of
the chapters in a variety of different ways whether it was a minimal or large amount. In addition, the
author also related both the future and the past to the current time to show what is arguably the worst
characteristic one can have. I believe that Mitchell chose the theme of greed to show that all humans
will do nearly anything to satisfy their personal needs and wants. While reading Cloud Atlas I realized
that there is at least minimal traces of greed in each writing. The writing of Adam Ewing, Luisa Rey,
Sonmi 451, and Cavendish expressed the most greed out of the six.
The first chapter of the book opens up with Adam Ewing s journal. At first he writes about the strange
man named Dr. Goose and picking up teeth on the beach. Although Ewing was a bit skeptical of
Goose at first, it seemed that they became closer as the book progressed until a particular situation.
Later, Adam writes about when Dr. Goose and himself walked up on a whipping of a particular slave
names Autua who comes in later into the story and ends up being a very important character when
saving Adam s life.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Cloud Atlas is a book composed of six different writings from a multitude of writers such as Adam
Ewing, Cavendish, Sonmi, and Frobisher. These stories are written in a different time period but show
a lot of the same ideals and themes. There are many themes that present themselves in cloud atlas but
the one that appealed to me most was greed. Mitchell did a very good job in showing greed in each of
the chapters in a variety of different ways whether it was a minimal or large amount. In addition, the
author also related both the future and the past to the current time to show what is arguably the worst
characteristic one can have. I believe that Mitchell chose the theme of greed to show that all humans
will do nearly anything to satisfy their personal needs and wants. While reading Cloud Atlas I realized
that there is at least minimal traces of greed in each writing. The writing of Adam Ewing, Luisa Rey,
Sonmi 451, and Cavendish expressed the most greed out of the six.
The first chapter of the book opens up with Adam Ewing s journal. At first he writes about the strange
man named Dr. Goose and picking up teeth on the beach. Although Ewing was a bit skeptical of
Goose at first, it seemed that they became closer as the book progressed until a particular situation.
Later, Adam writes about when Dr. Goose and himself walked up on a whipping of a particular slave
names Autua who comes in later into the story and ends up being a very important character when
saving Adam s life.
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Green Chiles Analysis Essay
There is a mysterious connection between grandparent and grandchild, one that transcends all
ethnicities, religions, and socio economic groups. In Jimmy Santiago Baca s poem Green Chile , he
explores this connection via the use of chile peppers as a medium. Baca personifies both green and red
peppers to illustrate not only that special bond, but also the historical significance of said vegetable
amongst the Mexican American community. The speaker in Green Chile begins the poem by stating
his fondness for red chiles. As an accompaniment to his morning feast, and as decorative items
embellishing the exterior of his home. It is somewhat implied that the speaker is almost obsessed with
red chiles and all that they stand for. I can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(II. 20 24)
The speaker watches his grandmother prepare the green chili con carne in awe, knowing all along that
she wants to please him, even if it means sacrificing her true love in order to take care of her family.
Sexual metaphors aside, it is clear that the speaker loves his grandmother immensely and offers a
sacrifice of his own. Even though red chiles are clearly his favorite, he is willing to clean his plate of
green chili con carne, all the way down to the last bit of tortilla . He needs to a tall glass of water to
fight off the intense spiciness of the dish. He even hisses from the heat, but masks his pain in order to
not upset his grandmother. In the end, the grandmothers slaving away in front of the stove allowed her
to vent her repressed sexual feelings and desire to be young again. She relishes in the fact that cooking
will always be her escapism from the sad truth of growing old.
Although their tastes differ when it comes to types of chiles, the grandmother and the speaker share a
love for the traditional Mexican American garnish. They also respect each other, simply based on their
actions. Here we have two individuals, from different generations, that bond over the age old tradition
of food and love.
The last stanza of Green Chile speaks on the ritual of vegetable stands throughout the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
There is a mysterious connection between grandparent and grandchild, one that transcends all
ethnicities, religions, and socio economic groups. In Jimmy Santiago Baca s poem Green Chile , he
explores this connection via the use of chile peppers as a medium. Baca personifies both green and red
peppers to illustrate not only that special bond, but also the historical significance of said vegetable
amongst the Mexican American community. The speaker in Green Chile begins the poem by stating
his fondness for red chiles. As an accompaniment to his morning feast, and as decorative items
embellishing the exterior of his home. It is somewhat implied that the speaker is almost obsessed with
red chiles and all that they stand for. I can ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
(II. 20 24)
The speaker watches his grandmother prepare the green chili con carne in awe, knowing all along that
she wants to please him, even if it means sacrificing her true love in order to take care of her family.
Sexual metaphors aside, it is clear that the speaker loves his grandmother immensely and offers a
sacrifice of his own. Even though red chiles are clearly his favorite, he is willing to clean his plate of
green chili con carne, all the way down to the last bit of tortilla . He needs to a tall glass of water to
fight off the intense spiciness of the dish. He even hisses from the heat, but masks his pain in order to
not upset his grandmother. In the end, the grandmothers slaving away in front of the stove allowed her
to vent her repressed sexual feelings and desire to be young again. She relishes in the fact that cooking
will always be her escapism from the sad truth of growing old.
Although their tastes differ when it comes to types of chiles, the grandmother and the speaker share a
love for the traditional Mexican American garnish. They also respect each other, simply based on their
actions. Here we have two individuals, from different generations, that bond over the age old tradition
of food and love.
The last stanza of Green Chile speaks on the ritual of vegetable stands throughout the
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Gentically Vigorous Essay
Genetically Vigorous Populations
Team B
BIO/280
May 5th 2014
Genetically Vigorous Populations
Biodiversity is life s variety. It is the varying genetics that each species carries that makes it different
and unique . Biodiversity is important, not only in evolution, but in survival; when sometimes those
terms can mean the very same thing. Interestingly, biodiversity can mean a variance in the life itself or
within the genetics of a species. In keeping breeding habits within the same lineage, some animals risk
lower biodiversity and sometimes even deformities and disease, as they are able to more easily pass on
unfavorable hereditary traits. In increasing the overall biodiversity, the only risk is a ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Species possibly saved as a result of population management include the Koala, Partula snails, and
Sarracenia alabamensis. The koala was experiencing a population decline in Australia which prompted
an initiative known as the Koala Habitat Program. The goal of this program is to increase the size of
the habitat for the koala. The Queensland Government has provided $22.5 million in funding to
acquire new land (Queensland Government, 2014). The Partula snail is another species very critically
endangered. As this species population recovers in captivity, the hope is to release them into the wild.
This process has to be done carefully after the African land snail was imported to a small island in the
Pacific and soon got out of control. This snail was eating the crops that grow on the island. Eventually,
a second species of snail, the Florida rosy wolfsnail, was brought in to prey on the Partula snail to get
the population under control (Marwell Wildlife, 2014). The Sarracenia Alabamensis, also known as
the Cane brake pitcher plant, was in need of a program to stabilize its population. This plant was
endangered because it was located in areas where land was cheap to acquire and when the land was
developed, it reduced the number of plants. The first program
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Genetically Vigorous Populations
Team B
BIO/280
May 5th 2014
Genetically Vigorous Populations
Biodiversity is life s variety. It is the varying genetics that each species carries that makes it different
and unique . Biodiversity is important, not only in evolution, but in survival; when sometimes those
terms can mean the very same thing. Interestingly, biodiversity can mean a variance in the life itself or
within the genetics of a species. In keeping breeding habits within the same lineage, some animals risk
lower biodiversity and sometimes even deformities and disease, as they are able to more easily pass on
unfavorable hereditary traits. In increasing the overall biodiversity, the only risk is a ... Show more
content on Helpwriting.net ...
Species possibly saved as a result of population management include the Koala, Partula snails, and
Sarracenia alabamensis. The koala was experiencing a population decline in Australia which prompted
an initiative known as the Koala Habitat Program. The goal of this program is to increase the size of
the habitat for the koala. The Queensland Government has provided $22.5 million in funding to
acquire new land (Queensland Government, 2014). The Partula snail is another species very critically
endangered. As this species population recovers in captivity, the hope is to release them into the wild.
This process has to be done carefully after the African land snail was imported to a small island in the
Pacific and soon got out of control. This snail was eating the crops that grow on the island. Eventually,
a second species of snail, the Florida rosy wolfsnail, was brought in to prey on the Partula snail to get
the population under control (Marwell Wildlife, 2014). The Sarracenia Alabamensis, also known as
the Cane brake pitcher plant, was in need of a program to stabilize its population. This plant was
endangered because it was located in areas where land was cheap to acquire and when the land was
developed, it reduced the number of plants. The first program
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Iris Murdoch s View about the Conotations of Great Novels
The idea of perfection, Iris defines in more details the concepts of attention, vision, imagination and
love, and all of these figure in the concept of freedom. Her idea of perfection is moral progress, the
movement toward a better vision of an object or a person, in order to seek out the reality of something
or someone else.
Iris defines that: Art is the most educational of all human activities and a place in which the nature of
morality can be seen. Hence, good art inspires love in the highest part of the soul. Plato describes the
role of great art as an educator and revealer. What is learnt in art is about the real quality of human
nature. (63)
In an interview took place during August 1987 at Iris Murdoch s home in Oxford by S.B Sagare,
Murdoch shared her view about the connotations of great novels. Sagere asked that: You say that the
great novel is shaped by the vision of the artist I mean, a novelist should have a view point of mature
morality ( Sublime and Beautiful Revisited 257). Will you please elaborate? Murdoch answered: I
think the fundamental thing which a great novel can t be without is a kind of moral vision, an ability
of the writer to judge justly his own general attitude to his society and attitude to his characters. This
is what must be deep, must be just, and must be compassionate. The presence of these virtues, the
ability to see thing in perspective also implies an ability to express what is funny in the right sort of
way. These are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The idea of perfection, Iris defines in more details the concepts of attention, vision, imagination and
love, and all of these figure in the concept of freedom. Her idea of perfection is moral progress, the
movement toward a better vision of an object or a person, in order to seek out the reality of something
or someone else.
Iris defines that: Art is the most educational of all human activities and a place in which the nature of
morality can be seen. Hence, good art inspires love in the highest part of the soul. Plato describes the
role of great art as an educator and revealer. What is learnt in art is about the real quality of human
nature. (63)
In an interview took place during August 1987 at Iris Murdoch s home in Oxford by S.B Sagare,
Murdoch shared her view about the connotations of great novels. Sagere asked that: You say that the
great novel is shaped by the vision of the artist I mean, a novelist should have a view point of mature
morality ( Sublime and Beautiful Revisited 257). Will you please elaborate? Murdoch answered: I
think the fundamental thing which a great novel can t be without is a kind of moral vision, an ability
of the writer to judge justly his own general attitude to his society and attitude to his characters. This
is what must be deep, must be just, and must be compassionate. The presence of these virtues, the
ability to see thing in perspective also implies an ability to express what is funny in the right sort of
way. These are
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
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