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Escherichia Coli
Bacteria are minute prokaryotic organisms that are individually too small to be seen by the naked eye.
The majority of bacteria make crucial contributions to the benefit of the planet by maintaining a good
balance of living organisms and chemicals existent in the environment. However, a minority of
bacteria can be harmful to the human body, often being associated with death and disease and the
causative agents of food spoilage. A bacterium that has a variety of both good and bad is Escherichia
Coli, most commonly referred to as E. Coli. E. Coli is a rod shaped bacterium that is found in the
intestinal tracts of warm blooded organisms, more commonly that of cattle. Having been first
discovered in 1885 by a German bacteriologist named Theodor ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Current biological research investigations show that both lemon and lime juices have an affect on
slowing down and potentially stopping the growth of Escherichia Bacteria by creating an inhibition
zone. This can be seen in an experimental report done by Dr. Zahra Muhsin Ali Antagonism activity of
citrus fruit juices on some pathogenic bacteria. The experiment was conducted in the Biological
Department of Science at Kufa University to determine the antagonism activity of both Lemon and
Lime juices against various bacterium, one of them being E. Coli. The results of the experiment
revealed that each juice concentration had inhibiting effects against bacteria due to the presence of
citric acid and some volatile oils. The results also showed a reduction in the value of pH. The
investigation was further proved successful due to both juices from lemon and lime were found to
have inhibited the E. Coli bacterium parameter with an inhibition zone ranging from 8 29mm which
can be seen in figure 4. The antagonism effects of the lemon and lime juice was compared with the
antagonism effects of some antibiotics, the results being that the isolated E. Coli was resistant to the
majority of antibiotics. Proving that overall the experiment conducted was successful
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Bacteria are minute prokaryotic organisms that are individually too small to be seen by the naked eye.
The majority of bacteria make crucial contributions to the benefit of the planet by maintaining a good
balance of living organisms and chemicals existent in the environment. However, a minority of
bacteria can be harmful to the human body, often being associated with death and disease and the
causative agents of food spoilage. A bacterium that has a variety of both good and bad is Escherichia
Coli, most commonly referred to as E. Coli. E. Coli is a rod shaped bacterium that is found in the
intestinal tracts of warm blooded organisms, more commonly that of cattle. Having been first
discovered in 1885 by a German bacteriologist named Theodor ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Current biological research investigations show that both lemon and lime juices have an affect on
slowing down and potentially stopping the growth of Escherichia Bacteria by creating an inhibition
zone. This can be seen in an experimental report done by Dr. Zahra Muhsin Ali Antagonism activity of
citrus fruit juices on some pathogenic bacteria. The experiment was conducted in the Biological
Department of Science at Kufa University to determine the antagonism activity of both Lemon and
Lime juices against various bacterium, one of them being E. Coli. The results of the experiment
revealed that each juice concentration had inhibiting effects against bacteria due to the presence of
citric acid and some volatile oils. The results also showed a reduction in the value of pH. The
investigation was further proved successful due to both juices from lemon and lime were found to
have inhibited the E. Coli bacterium parameter with an inhibition zone ranging from 8 29mm which
can be seen in figure 4. The antagonism effects of the lemon and lime juice was compared with the
antagonism effects of some antibiotics, the results being that the isolated E. Coli was resistant to the
majority of antibiotics. Proving that overall the experiment conducted was successful
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
True Grit Based on the Novel by Charles Portis Essay
The Journey
You must pay for everything in this world (Portis 40). In the screen play of True Grit based on the
novel by Charles Portis, the character of Mattie Ross goes on the hero s journey to avenge her father s
death when she hears that her father was murdered in Fort Smith. Her decision to purse the killer takes
her journey into Indian Territory. Throughout her hero s journeys she will have to go through three
stages, separation, initiation, and the return. Mattie will also have to complete the steps that are within
the stages.
In the beginning of the film, Mattie Ross starts her journey of separation when she leaves home to get
her father s body after he has been killed. The first stage of the journey is the call. This stage, ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The separation from her old world is now complete. She is in the unknown where the next stage the
initiation begins.
Mattie is now in the initiation step of the journey, where she will go through four parts; the first part is
the challenges and the second is the abyss. Anywhere that Mattie went she faced challenges as how
the hero s journey s writes, Whichever direction the voyage takes... [she] puts [herself] more and more
at risk, emotionally and physically.... always seem to strike the initiate s greatest weakness: [her]
poorest skills... [Her] most vulnerable emotions (Harris and Thompson 51). A challenge that we see
Mattie puts herself at risk and show her weakness is when see faces Tom Chaney and says, I have
come to take you back to Fort Smith... [Chaney] Well I will not go ... If you refuse to go I will have to
shoot you... Then you had better cock your piece. Mattie gives a dismayed look at the gun and tries to
pull the hammer back... she struggles (Coens 82 83). As you can see Mattie put herself at risk facing
her father s killer and also showed that her weakness is her poor skill on how to handle a gun. Second
part is the abyss where, the initiate faces the greatest challenge of the journey.... Often final step...
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Journey
You must pay for everything in this world (Portis 40). In the screen play of True Grit based on the
novel by Charles Portis, the character of Mattie Ross goes on the hero s journey to avenge her father s
death when she hears that her father was murdered in Fort Smith. Her decision to purse the killer takes
her journey into Indian Territory. Throughout her hero s journeys she will have to go through three
stages, separation, initiation, and the return. Mattie will also have to complete the steps that are within
the stages.
In the beginning of the film, Mattie Ross starts her journey of separation when she leaves home to get
her father s body after he has been killed. The first stage of the journey is the call. This stage, ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The separation from her old world is now complete. She is in the unknown where the next stage the
initiation begins.
Mattie is now in the initiation step of the journey, where she will go through four parts; the first part is
the challenges and the second is the abyss. Anywhere that Mattie went she faced challenges as how
the hero s journey s writes, Whichever direction the voyage takes... [she] puts [herself] more and more
at risk, emotionally and physically.... always seem to strike the initiate s greatest weakness: [her]
poorest skills... [Her] most vulnerable emotions (Harris and Thompson 51). A challenge that we see
Mattie puts herself at risk and show her weakness is when see faces Tom Chaney and says, I have
come to take you back to Fort Smith... [Chaney] Well I will not go ... If you refuse to go I will have to
shoot you... Then you had better cock your piece. Mattie gives a dismayed look at the gun and tries to
pull the hammer back... she struggles (Coens 82 83). As you can see Mattie put herself at risk facing
her father s killer and also showed that her weakness is her poor skill on how to handle a gun. Second
part is the abyss where, the initiate faces the greatest challenge of the journey.... Often final step...
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
A New System Of The State Of Texas
Galveston was the leading port in the state of Texas and had a population of about 37,000 people
during the 1900. Being a city on the gulf coast, getting hit by a hurricane was expected. Galveston has
been hit with many hurricanes before but one particular hurricane almost wiped out the whole city. On
September 8th, 1900, a potent hurricane producing wind up to 120 miles per hour and flooded the city
with about 15 feet of water made landfall. The aftermath of the hurricane was horrific, it broke the city
down to rubbles and a few thousands of people lost their lives. The city had a choice of either being
wiped off the map from the hurricane s damage or to start the rebuild process as soon as possible.
Galveston chose to unite as one and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the plan was outstanding, it didn t last long due to all of the cites evolving into a council
manager form of government. A couple of actions they took to resolve their problems long term was
building a sea wall and also raising the entire city. The commissioners assigned engineers to create a
plan to protect Galveston from storms in the future. The engineers presented a two part project: To
break the forces of the waves, they recommended building a concrete seawall three miles long from
the south jetty across the eastern edge of the city and down the beach. To protect the city from
flooding, they proposed raising the level of the entire city by picking up most of the structures in the
city and filling in beneath them with sand. Taking these actions have certainly help the people of
Galveston survive through hurricanes. Galveston was in a position of needing as much help as they
could receive. With the plan of constructing a new sea wall, raising the city s level, and also
reconstructing the buildings that were destroyed from the hurricane, it was going to cost huge amount
of money to make this happen. Galveston received financial help from the county, state and federal
governments, a large portion of the burden had to be carried by the city itself, at the expense of other
projects. Even other states, cities, and countries contributed to Galveston s rebuild by donating some
money to the fund. The state
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Galveston was the leading port in the state of Texas and had a population of about 37,000 people
during the 1900. Being a city on the gulf coast, getting hit by a hurricane was expected. Galveston has
been hit with many hurricanes before but one particular hurricane almost wiped out the whole city. On
September 8th, 1900, a potent hurricane producing wind up to 120 miles per hour and flooded the city
with about 15 feet of water made landfall. The aftermath of the hurricane was horrific, it broke the city
down to rubbles and a few thousands of people lost their lives. The city had a choice of either being
wiped off the map from the hurricane s damage or to start the rebuild process as soon as possible.
Galveston chose to unite as one and ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the plan was outstanding, it didn t last long due to all of the cites evolving into a council
manager form of government. A couple of actions they took to resolve their problems long term was
building a sea wall and also raising the entire city. The commissioners assigned engineers to create a
plan to protect Galveston from storms in the future. The engineers presented a two part project: To
break the forces of the waves, they recommended building a concrete seawall three miles long from
the south jetty across the eastern edge of the city and down the beach. To protect the city from
flooding, they proposed raising the level of the entire city by picking up most of the structures in the
city and filling in beneath them with sand. Taking these actions have certainly help the people of
Galveston survive through hurricanes. Galveston was in a position of needing as much help as they
could receive. With the plan of constructing a new sea wall, raising the city s level, and also
reconstructing the buildings that were destroyed from the hurricane, it was going to cost huge amount
of money to make this happen. Galveston received financial help from the county, state and federal
governments, a large portion of the burden had to be carried by the city itself, at the expense of other
projects. Even other states, cities, and countries contributed to Galveston s rebuild by donating some
money to the fund. The state
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Conventions In Ancient Egyptian Art
Conventions in art adopt to portray things in different ways and these conventions adopted by ancient
Egyptian artists. Around 3000 BCE, Egypt was a consolidated state. Egypt was previously divided
into two kingdoms, the Lower Egypt and The Upper Egypt. The powerful king of Upper kingdom
conquered the lower kingdom. In the Predynastic period, Egypt unifies and this period was from 5000
to 2950 BCE. After unification of Egypt under one ruler, it ruled by the series of family dynasties and
after that it characterized as Dynasties . The ancient Egypt art was based on religious practices and
beliefs. The Egyptian built temples and tombs to please their gods because their kings revered as gods
in human life.
Predynastic period was a time of social ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the rise of New Kingdom, they start working on extensive buildings programs along the entire
length of the Nile. Hatshepsut is responsible for one of the most spectacular. Her imposing complex
was designed for funeral rites commemorative ceremonies and is much larger and more prominent
than the tomb itself, reversing the scale relationship in the Old Kingdom pyramid complexes. At that
time, the tomb Thebes was a most famous religious center throughout the New Kingdom. The temple
took the form of a house which was simple, flat roofed building and rectangular proceeded by a
courtyard and multiplied these elements. The gateway was massive Pylon with tapering walls and
courtyard was surrounded by columns and the temple itself was outer Hypostyle hall . The rooms of
temple became smaller, darker and more exclusive sanctuary where they placed a image of their god.
The Great Temple of Amun at Karnak , Funerary Temple of Hatshepsut, and The Tomb of Ramose are
the most important architectures of the New
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Conventions in art adopt to portray things in different ways and these conventions adopted by ancient
Egyptian artists. Around 3000 BCE, Egypt was a consolidated state. Egypt was previously divided
into two kingdoms, the Lower Egypt and The Upper Egypt. The powerful king of Upper kingdom
conquered the lower kingdom. In the Predynastic period, Egypt unifies and this period was from 5000
to 2950 BCE. After unification of Egypt under one ruler, it ruled by the series of family dynasties and
after that it characterized as Dynasties . The ancient Egypt art was based on religious practices and
beliefs. The Egyptian built temples and tombs to please their gods because their kings revered as gods
in human life.
Predynastic period was a time of social ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
On the rise of New Kingdom, they start working on extensive buildings programs along the entire
length of the Nile. Hatshepsut is responsible for one of the most spectacular. Her imposing complex
was designed for funeral rites commemorative ceremonies and is much larger and more prominent
than the tomb itself, reversing the scale relationship in the Old Kingdom pyramid complexes. At that
time, the tomb Thebes was a most famous religious center throughout the New Kingdom. The temple
took the form of a house which was simple, flat roofed building and rectangular proceeded by a
courtyard and multiplied these elements. The gateway was massive Pylon with tapering walls and
courtyard was surrounded by columns and the temple itself was outer Hypostyle hall . The rooms of
temple became smaller, darker and more exclusive sanctuary where they placed a image of their god.
The Great Temple of Amun at Karnak , Funerary Temple of Hatshepsut, and The Tomb of Ramose are
the most important architectures of the New
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The Learning Theories And Our Lives
The Learning Theories and Our Lives We start our lives and we immediately start to develop into the
person we become today. Obviously most of us would not start by learning calculus at two years old,
or care about what grades we are getting in first grade, but the process of learning starts right away.
This learning processes plays a significant role in developing us. There are three main learning
theories we look at. Observational, Classical Conditioning, and Operant Conditioning. Observational
learning occurs through observing the behaviors of others. This includes things like memorizing and
reproducing things that someone showed you or you saw done. Classical Conditioning is when things
happen multiple times and you learn a response to this. For example, the first time you spoke out in
class in elementary school, you were not conditioned yet not to. The response to this might be being
told to be quiet or a time out. You then are conditioned that if you talk, you will get in trouble. Then
you have Operant Conditioning, which is behaviors that are associated with a consequence. An
example to this is doing well in a swim competition becomes associated with an award. When you
start your life you start learning by observing what you parents do. When you are young learning is
done primarily from observing what goes on around you. At this point in your life you are not
developed enough to understand consequences; or a least not to an advanced level. You observe what
your
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Learning Theories and Our Lives We start our lives and we immediately start to develop into the
person we become today. Obviously most of us would not start by learning calculus at two years old,
or care about what grades we are getting in first grade, but the process of learning starts right away.
This learning processes plays a significant role in developing us. There are three main learning
theories we look at. Observational, Classical Conditioning, and Operant Conditioning. Observational
learning occurs through observing the behaviors of others. This includes things like memorizing and
reproducing things that someone showed you or you saw done. Classical Conditioning is when things
happen multiple times and you learn a response to this. For example, the first time you spoke out in
class in elementary school, you were not conditioned yet not to. The response to this might be being
told to be quiet or a time out. You then are conditioned that if you talk, you will get in trouble. Then
you have Operant Conditioning, which is behaviors that are associated with a consequence. An
example to this is doing well in a swim competition becomes associated with an award. When you
start your life you start learning by observing what you parents do. When you are young learning is
done primarily from observing what goes on around you. At this point in your life you are not
developed enough to understand consequences; or a least not to an advanced level. You observe what
your
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Food Photography Techniques For Capturing Minimalist...
Food Photography Techniques for Capturing Minimalist Cooking
By Steve A Wolfe | Submitted On August 10, 2010
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The rise of minimalist cooking is changing the art of food photography. The following is a look at
some of the techniques adopted by photographers to capture the simplicity and the spirit of this
modern cuisine. Whether it is because of the recession or a genuine desire to downsize and simplify,
minimalist cooking has become extremely popular. Everything from expensive and hard to acquire
ingredients to rarely used, specialized utensils and equipment have been pared back to the bare
minimum. Less is definitely more. Many photographers have noticed this change, either consciously
or intuitively and are evolving and adapting their techniques to suit. The old sumptuous saturated
glistening overfilled image just doesn t seem to be a good match for this new approach to cooking and
food in general.
The photographers who get this and have a feel for the subject have started to utilize a few specific
techniques which serve to emphasize the subject matter but in a much more understated way and this
article will lay out
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Food Photography Techniques for Capturing Minimalist Cooking
By Steve A Wolfe | Submitted On August 10, 2010
Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article
on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on
StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit
Share this article on Pinterest
Expert Author Steve A Wolfe
The rise of minimalist cooking is changing the art of food photography. The following is a look at
some of the techniques adopted by photographers to capture the simplicity and the spirit of this
modern cuisine. Whether it is because of the recession or a genuine desire to downsize and simplify,
minimalist cooking has become extremely popular. Everything from expensive and hard to acquire
ingredients to rarely used, specialized utensils and equipment have been pared back to the bare
minimum. Less is definitely more. Many photographers have noticed this change, either consciously
or intuitively and are evolving and adapting their techniques to suit. The old sumptuous saturated
glistening overfilled image just doesn t seem to be a good match for this new approach to cooking and
food in general.
The photographers who get this and have a feel for the subject have started to utilize a few specific
techniques which serve to emphasize the subject matter but in a much more understated way and this
article will lay out
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Oskar Schindler Research Paper
Oskar Schindler Good Morning Class, Oskar Schindler was a German spy that saved around 1,200
Jews during the Holocaust. The Holocaust was the mass murder of some 6 million European Jews
during World War 2 (History, 2015). Oskar was born on the 28 of April 1908 and had a mother a dad
and a Sister. Oskar grew up in Zwittau, Moravia. Oskar had several other jobs before he joined the
intelligence service of Nazi, in 1936. In 1938 Oskar found out information that the troops were
moving. Then Oskar got arrested for espionage. Espionage is the term is generally associated with
state spying on potential or actual enemies primarily for military purposes (Wikipedia, 2015).
However he was released under the Munich agreement in 1938. One example
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Oskar Schindler Good Morning Class, Oskar Schindler was a German spy that saved around 1,200
Jews during the Holocaust. The Holocaust was the mass murder of some 6 million European Jews
during World War 2 (History, 2015). Oskar was born on the 28 of April 1908 and had a mother a dad
and a Sister. Oskar grew up in Zwittau, Moravia. Oskar had several other jobs before he joined the
intelligence service of Nazi, in 1936. In 1938 Oskar found out information that the troops were
moving. Then Oskar got arrested for espionage. Espionage is the term is generally associated with
state spying on potential or actual enemies primarily for military purposes (Wikipedia, 2015).
However he was released under the Munich agreement in 1938. One example
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Franklin D. Roosevelt And The New Deal
Born on January 30, 1882, in Hyde Park, New York, Franklin D. Roosevelt was stricken with polio in
1921. He became the 32nd US president in 1933, and was the only president to be elected four times.
Roosevelt led the United States through the Great Depression and World War II, and greatly expanded
the powers of the federal government through a series of programs and reforms known as the New
Deal. Roosevelt died in Georgia in 1945.
President Roosevelt s parents made a living both on real estate and trade. Roosevelt was schooled by
tutors until age 14 because they didn t believe in sending him to school. His household revolved
around him, even with his mother being his dominant figure into adulthood. Franklin Roosevelt
attended the Groton ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were married for 40 years. Eleanor Roosevelt is known for 10 quotes and she is rumored to have
run his presidency.
At 28 Franklin Roosevelt was invited to run for New York State Senate. He campaigned to the fullest
and was able win the election. Assuming the governorship at the onset of the Great Depression,
Roosevelt devoted himself to relieving the burden on New Yorkers. He advocated for a federal old age
pension, and created the Temporary Relief Administration to provide assistance to the unemployed.
He soon formed an alliance with Louis Howe, which would help shape his political career for the next
25 years. Franklin Roosevelt found personal as well as professional success, in Politics.
Franklin D. Roosevelt accepted the nomination for vice president, as James M. Cox s running mate.
On August 10, 1921, Roosevelt was on vacation at Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada, and
he was diagnosed with polio. He tried numerous things to cure the terminal illness and even bought
the Warm Springs resort in Georgia in an effort to find a cure.
Franklin Roosevelt believed that having polio would effect his political career and everything would
be over. But His wife Eleanor Roosevelt and Louis Howe encouraged him to continue his career
despite his illness. He didn t believe he was terminally ill although he never regained mobility in his
legs. Roosevelt taught himself to walk short distances with his brace, and was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Born on January 30, 1882, in Hyde Park, New York, Franklin D. Roosevelt was stricken with polio in
1921. He became the 32nd US president in 1933, and was the only president to be elected four times.
Roosevelt led the United States through the Great Depression and World War II, and greatly expanded
the powers of the federal government through a series of programs and reforms known as the New
Deal. Roosevelt died in Georgia in 1945.
President Roosevelt s parents made a living both on real estate and trade. Roosevelt was schooled by
tutors until age 14 because they didn t believe in sending him to school. His household revolved
around him, even with his mother being his dominant figure into adulthood. Franklin Roosevelt
attended the Groton ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They were married for 40 years. Eleanor Roosevelt is known for 10 quotes and she is rumored to have
run his presidency.
At 28 Franklin Roosevelt was invited to run for New York State Senate. He campaigned to the fullest
and was able win the election. Assuming the governorship at the onset of the Great Depression,
Roosevelt devoted himself to relieving the burden on New Yorkers. He advocated for a federal old age
pension, and created the Temporary Relief Administration to provide assistance to the unemployed.
He soon formed an alliance with Louis Howe, which would help shape his political career for the next
25 years. Franklin Roosevelt found personal as well as professional success, in Politics.
Franklin D. Roosevelt accepted the nomination for vice president, as James M. Cox s running mate.
On August 10, 1921, Roosevelt was on vacation at Campobello Island, New Brunswick, Canada, and
he was diagnosed with polio. He tried numerous things to cure the terminal illness and even bought
the Warm Springs resort in Georgia in an effort to find a cure.
Franklin Roosevelt believed that having polio would effect his political career and everything would
be over. But His wife Eleanor Roosevelt and Louis Howe encouraged him to continue his career
despite his illness. He didn t believe he was terminally ill although he never regained mobility in his
legs. Roosevelt taught himself to walk short distances with his brace, and was
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Moosehead Breweries Swot Analysis
The manufacturing capacity of the firm Moosehead Breweries Limited has a long history of brewing
and selling good quality beer, which is also the oldest Canadian independent brewer for 150 years
since 1867 located in Saint John, New Brunswick. Moosehead is currently the fourth largest brewery
company across Canada, and it has one factory situated in Saint John, New Brunswick (Moosehead
Breweries LTD). According to the official website, the company runs 24 hours a day and five days a
week, and their main producing line fills 1,000 bottles per minute and the daily production is around
1,440,000 bottles (Moosehead Company Academy). The company s large production capacity not
only gives the company a great advantage to meet their domestic market
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The manufacturing capacity of the firm Moosehead Breweries Limited has a long history of brewing
and selling good quality beer, which is also the oldest Canadian independent brewer for 150 years
since 1867 located in Saint John, New Brunswick. Moosehead is currently the fourth largest brewery
company across Canada, and it has one factory situated in Saint John, New Brunswick (Moosehead
Breweries LTD). According to the official website, the company runs 24 hours a day and five days a
week, and their main producing line fills 1,000 bottles per minute and the daily production is around
1,440,000 bottles (Moosehead Company Academy). The company s large production capacity not
only gives the company a great advantage to meet their domestic market
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A Comparison Of Cheyenne And Helen Keller In Girl Stolen
They use a cane to get around places, they wear dark shaded sunglasses to protect their eyes from the
sun. Often you may see that they use a dog to get around. Most may know this description as a blind
person. As proven above, they seem more dependent with assistants. However, not everyone remains
the same way. For example, both Cheyenne and Helen Keller were both helpless when being blind for
the first time. Although overtime Cheyenne becomes independent after being kidnapped, and Helen
Keller converts after attending school. When experiencing change, we often respond either negatively
or positively. In Girl Stolen , the main character, Cheyenne, could see just like any other kid.
Nonetheless, she was involved in a car accident, which caused her to lose her mom and her sight. In
like manner, once Cheyenne realized that she would never see again, she shut down (pg.92). Everyone
treated Cheyenne differently after becoming blind, causing her to give up on herself and anyone that
tried to help her. Even ones that were close to her like her dad. For example, everytime her dad
encourage her to get up Cheyenne complained (pg.93). Before long that s just how she always
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In Helen Keller Biography she is described as vulnerable in the beginning of her life. As a child, it was
hard getting used to not being able to see anymore . In which, Keller becomes very wildly and unruly
(para.5). She sincerely didn t want to learn anything. After forcing her to do regimen, she was at first
curious, then defiant, refusing to cooperate (para.7). Although they tried doing it over and over again
soon getting very upset. In fact, as Keller s frustration grew, the tantrums increased (para.7). This
made it very difficult for her to get the knowledge she needed. Despite the fact, her teacher never gave
up on her and things began to
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They use a cane to get around places, they wear dark shaded sunglasses to protect their eyes from the
sun. Often you may see that they use a dog to get around. Most may know this description as a blind
person. As proven above, they seem more dependent with assistants. However, not everyone remains
the same way. For example, both Cheyenne and Helen Keller were both helpless when being blind for
the first time. Although overtime Cheyenne becomes independent after being kidnapped, and Helen
Keller converts after attending school. When experiencing change, we often respond either negatively
or positively. In Girl Stolen , the main character, Cheyenne, could see just like any other kid.
Nonetheless, she was involved in a car accident, which caused her to lose her mom and her sight. In
like manner, once Cheyenne realized that she would never see again, she shut down (pg.92). Everyone
treated Cheyenne differently after becoming blind, causing her to give up on herself and anyone that
tried to help her. Even ones that were close to her like her dad. For example, everytime her dad
encourage her to get up Cheyenne complained (pg.93). Before long that s just how she always
responded to the situation. For ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Helen Keller Biography she is described as vulnerable in the beginning of her life. As a child, it was
hard getting used to not being able to see anymore . In which, Keller becomes very wildly and unruly
(para.5). She sincerely didn t want to learn anything. After forcing her to do regimen, she was at first
curious, then defiant, refusing to cooperate (para.7). Although they tried doing it over and over again
soon getting very upset. In fact, as Keller s frustration grew, the tantrums increased (para.7). This
made it very difficult for her to get the knowledge she needed. Despite the fact, her teacher never gave
up on her and things began to
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The Birth Of Moses Moses
Moses
Question 1
Exodus 2:1 10 The birth of Moses
Moses was born to two Levites. His mother hid him for three months as the pharaoh was killing all the
Hebrew s children. When she couldn t hid him she made a basket, put him in it, and floated it down
the river. The pharaoh s daughter found the baby and took pity on it. She nurtured the baby and took it
as her own.
Exodus 3:1 4:17 God speaks to Moses through the burning bush
Moses was herding is Father in law s flock and took it past the wilderness. A bush was set alight and
was not being consumed. Moses went to look at this bush and God called out to him. Moses took of
his sandals and hid his face from God as he was scared of him. God tells Moses he must go into Egypt
and free the Israelite slaves. God proceeds to tell Moses to tell the Israelites he was sent by The Lord,
the God of your ancestors, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.
Moses question the Lord on how he would prove that he was indeed sent by the Lord. God told Moses
to throw his staff on the ground, the staff turned into a snake. He then told Moses to pick up the snake
by the tail, the snake turned back into a staff. God then gave Moses two more ways to prove he really
was sent by God. One of them was to put his hand into his cloak and take it out again. Once he did this
his hand turn leprous and when he put it back into and out of his cloak it went back to normal. The
other proof was to pour a bucket of Nile river water into
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Moses
Question 1
Exodus 2:1 10 The birth of Moses
Moses was born to two Levites. His mother hid him for three months as the pharaoh was killing all the
Hebrew s children. When she couldn t hid him she made a basket, put him in it, and floated it down
the river. The pharaoh s daughter found the baby and took pity on it. She nurtured the baby and took it
as her own.
Exodus 3:1 4:17 God speaks to Moses through the burning bush
Moses was herding is Father in law s flock and took it past the wilderness. A bush was set alight and
was not being consumed. Moses went to look at this bush and God called out to him. Moses took of
his sandals and hid his face from God as he was scared of him. God tells Moses he must go into Egypt
and free the Israelite slaves. God proceeds to tell Moses to tell the Israelites he was sent by The Lord,
the God of your ancestors, the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.
Moses question the Lord on how he would prove that he was indeed sent by the Lord. God told Moses
to throw his staff on the ground, the staff turned into a snake. He then told Moses to pick up the snake
by the tail, the snake turned back into a staff. God then gave Moses two more ways to prove he really
was sent by God. One of them was to put his hand into his cloak and take it out again. Once he did this
his hand turn leprous and when he put it back into and out of his cloak it went back to normal. The
other proof was to pour a bucket of Nile river water into
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Racial Diversity Awareness
The first time I was exposed to racial diversity awareness, I was seven years old. The earliest years of
my life were spent growing up in Philadelphia, a city well known for its diversity. All of that changed
though, when my family moved to a much smaller city, and lived in a much smaller town. For the first
time in my young life, I realized that there were places that lacked diversity, particularly racial
diversity. And with that lack of ethnic diversity, prejudice and negative stereotypes were an everyday
occurrence. It was quite different from the brotherly love mentality of Philadelphia. From third grade
and through middle school, I struggled to fit into an exclusive environment.
Through my experiences, I learned lessons that could not
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The first time I was exposed to racial diversity awareness, I was seven years old. The earliest years of
my life were spent growing up in Philadelphia, a city well known for its diversity. All of that changed
though, when my family moved to a much smaller city, and lived in a much smaller town. For the first
time in my young life, I realized that there were places that lacked diversity, particularly racial
diversity. And with that lack of ethnic diversity, prejudice and negative stereotypes were an everyday
occurrence. It was quite different from the brotherly love mentality of Philadelphia. From third grade
and through middle school, I struggled to fit into an exclusive environment.
Through my experiences, I learned lessons that could not
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A Different Perspective On Foreign Affairs
Tony Abbott, John Howard and Kevin Rudd each have a different perspective on foreign affairs, but
there is also a common thread to their approach. In the following paper I compare and contrast a
speech made by each of them concerning foreign affairs and note the large similarity of ideology
between each of them. All speeches support a strong relationship with the United States of America
and active engagement in international affairs. I argue that they differ only in the nuance of emphasis
although there is some evidence of traditional realist and liberal approaches to international politics.
Howard concentrates on pragmatic state to state engagement for the benefit of Australians. Abbott
focuses more on building up the military and physical security. Rudd is the only one of the three to
emphasise that Australia s foreign engagement should be for the benefit of others, as well as Australia.
Overall, however, the speeches demonstrate a greater commonality of purpose and direction than they
do divergent opinions. I argue the resulting stability of foreign policy engagement benefits not only
Australia, but the rest of the world.
The first speech of the three was given by John Howard. Howard begins his speech by describing the
wide ranging help Australia is providing to foreign countries through defence force medical aid, the
electoral commission advice and treasury counselling (Howard 2004: 2 3). Howard describes the help
Australia gives abroad as practical, broad and
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Tony Abbott, John Howard and Kevin Rudd each have a different perspective on foreign affairs, but
there is also a common thread to their approach. In the following paper I compare and contrast a
speech made by each of them concerning foreign affairs and note the large similarity of ideology
between each of them. All speeches support a strong relationship with the United States of America
and active engagement in international affairs. I argue that they differ only in the nuance of emphasis
although there is some evidence of traditional realist and liberal approaches to international politics.
Howard concentrates on pragmatic state to state engagement for the benefit of Australians. Abbott
focuses more on building up the military and physical security. Rudd is the only one of the three to
emphasise that Australia s foreign engagement should be for the benefit of others, as well as Australia.
Overall, however, the speeches demonstrate a greater commonality of purpose and direction than they
do divergent opinions. I argue the resulting stability of foreign policy engagement benefits not only
Australia, but the rest of the world.
The first speech of the three was given by John Howard. Howard begins his speech by describing the
wide ranging help Australia is providing to foreign countries through defence force medical aid, the
electoral commission advice and treasury counselling (Howard 2004: 2 3). Howard describes the help
Australia gives abroad as practical, broad and
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Rational Emotive Behavioral Theory ( Cbt )
INTRODUCTION This paper sets out to describe a theory known as Rational Emotive Behavioral
Theory (REBT) which is a form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) which I used with my client.
Readers will discover detailed information about this theory, including the basic beliefs of this theory,
the interventions of this theory that I utilized, and how changes occur in my client s life by using this
form of therapy. Readers will also discover how I monitored my client s progress throughout the
intervention stages. Along with this information, readers will also be informed of how I held myself
accountable as my client s social worker by having my work evaluated. The final information, that
readers will learn, is how I would terminate counseling services with this client according to REBT.
My client is presently serving time for illegal drug activity at Riker s Island. He has been incarcerated
for the majority of his lifetime for the same issues. The client does have issues with drug abuse,
however from an REBT orientation once the client s manner of thinking changes, the client s behavior
will change. My client has expressed issues concerning anxiety over being released because, as
explained by the client, he feels that things will never change, life for him is either, the grave, the jail,
or the hospital . This client is experiencing irrational thoughts and cognitive distortions, which are
resulting in dysfunctional behaviors, which are, in turn, resulting in
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INTRODUCTION This paper sets out to describe a theory known as Rational Emotive Behavioral
Theory (REBT) which is a form of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) which I used with my client.
Readers will discover detailed information about this theory, including the basic beliefs of this theory,
the interventions of this theory that I utilized, and how changes occur in my client s life by using this
form of therapy. Readers will also discover how I monitored my client s progress throughout the
intervention stages. Along with this information, readers will also be informed of how I held myself
accountable as my client s social worker by having my work evaluated. The final information, that
readers will learn, is how I would terminate counseling services with this client according to REBT.
My client is presently serving time for illegal drug activity at Riker s Island. He has been incarcerated
for the majority of his lifetime for the same issues. The client does have issues with drug abuse,
however from an REBT orientation once the client s manner of thinking changes, the client s behavior
will change. My client has expressed issues concerning anxiety over being released because, as
explained by the client, he feels that things will never change, life for him is either, the grave, the jail,
or the hospital . This client is experiencing irrational thoughts and cognitive distortions, which are
resulting in dysfunctional behaviors, which are, in turn, resulting in
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Advantage And Disadvantage Of Polymers
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Composite materials are the engineering materials made from two or more constituent materials they
remain separate and distinct on a macroscopic level but forming a single component or Composites
can defined as materials that consist of two more chemically and physically different phases separated
by a distinct interface(matrix phase and dispersed phase). The different systems are combined
judiciously to achieve a component with more and more useful structural or functional properties non
attainable by any of the constituent alone. Matrix phase is the primary phase having a continuous
character. Matrix is usually more ductile and less hard phase. It holds the dispersed phase and shares a
load with it. Dispersed (reinforcing) phase is embedded in the matrix in a discontinuous form. This
secondary phase is called the dispersed phase. Dispersed phase is usually stronger than the matrix,
therefore, it is sometimes called reinforcing phase.
Composites, the wonder materials are becoming an essential part of today s materials due to their
advantages such as low weight, corrosion resistance, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, polymers are also known for their low thermal conductivity, relatively high flammability,
most often accompanied by the production of corrosive or toxic gases and smoke during combustion.
Consequently, improving the thermal properties and fire retardant behaviour of polymers is a major
challenge for extending their use to most applications. The most of the polymers have thermal
conductivity less than 0.5 W/m K. Improved thermal conductivity in polymers may be achieved either
by changing their molecular orientation or by the addition of conductive fillers. It has been found that
interfacial thermal conductance between fillers and polymer matrix is crucial to the thermal transport
in composites
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Composite materials are the engineering materials made from two or more constituent materials they
remain separate and distinct on a macroscopic level but forming a single component or Composites
can defined as materials that consist of two more chemically and physically different phases separated
by a distinct interface(matrix phase and dispersed phase). The different systems are combined
judiciously to achieve a component with more and more useful structural or functional properties non
attainable by any of the constituent alone. Matrix phase is the primary phase having a continuous
character. Matrix is usually more ductile and less hard phase. It holds the dispersed phase and shares a
load with it. Dispersed (reinforcing) phase is embedded in the matrix in a discontinuous form. This
secondary phase is called the dispersed phase. Dispersed phase is usually stronger than the matrix,
therefore, it is sometimes called reinforcing phase.
Composites, the wonder materials are becoming an essential part of today s materials due to their
advantages such as low weight, corrosion resistance, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, polymers are also known for their low thermal conductivity, relatively high flammability,
most often accompanied by the production of corrosive or toxic gases and smoke during combustion.
Consequently, improving the thermal properties and fire retardant behaviour of polymers is a major
challenge for extending their use to most applications. The most of the polymers have thermal
conductivity less than 0.5 W/m K. Improved thermal conductivity in polymers may be achieved either
by changing their molecular orientation or by the addition of conductive fillers. It has been found that
interfacial thermal conductance between fillers and polymer matrix is crucial to the thermal transport
in composites
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City Of Ember Movie And Book Comparison
Most people who have read the book may wonder what happened after Doon and Lina got above
ground and what they are doing? Or even what is going on down in the city or even if someone got
Doon and Lina s message about the exit and what they are doing about it. The City of Ember is by
Jeanne Duprau and is about these two kids named Lina and Doon. Lina found instructions about on
how to possibly leave the city. Later on they found the exit in the pipeworks but Lina could not leave
Poppy so she had to get her quick without getting caught. But before they were accused of spreading
rumors about the mayor and about how he had a room full of supplies and Lina and Doon were not
lying about it. Possibly in the next book it will tell us what happened ... Show more content on
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This changed the perspective of the character because it left out a lot of his personality. Another thing
in the movie that it never said in the book was that the bugs were super sized. This gave the movie a
more interesting feel but I still wish that the movie went in the same track as the book. One more thing
in the movie it did not say in the book was that Lina and Doon got chased by a giant mole creature
that was hairy all over and super sized. This gave the movie a more action like feel and it made it more
fun to watch. In my opinion some of these changes made the story more fun to watch and more action
packed. But some of these changes made the movie leave out a lot of detail and some parts and got
confused because it skipped a scene in the book. I m glad they added all these similarities because if
they had not then it would have left out a lot of information about the characters and Information
about the city and plot of the movie and
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Most people who have read the book may wonder what happened after Doon and Lina got above
ground and what they are doing? Or even what is going on down in the city or even if someone got
Doon and Lina s message about the exit and what they are doing about it. The City of Ember is by
Jeanne Duprau and is about these two kids named Lina and Doon. Lina found instructions about on
how to possibly leave the city. Later on they found the exit in the pipeworks but Lina could not leave
Poppy so she had to get her quick without getting caught. But before they were accused of spreading
rumors about the mayor and about how he had a room full of supplies and Lina and Doon were not
lying about it. Possibly in the next book it will tell us what happened ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This changed the perspective of the character because it left out a lot of his personality. Another thing
in the movie that it never said in the book was that the bugs were super sized. This gave the movie a
more interesting feel but I still wish that the movie went in the same track as the book. One more thing
in the movie it did not say in the book was that Lina and Doon got chased by a giant mole creature
that was hairy all over and super sized. This gave the movie a more action like feel and it made it more
fun to watch. In my opinion some of these changes made the story more fun to watch and more action
packed. But some of these changes made the movie leave out a lot of detail and some parts and got
confused because it skipped a scene in the book. I m glad they added all these similarities because if
they had not then it would have left out a lot of information about the characters and Information
about the city and plot of the movie and
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Levi Strauss Consumer Research
Introduction
The purpose of this account planning report is to conduct and analyse consumer research data
regarding Levi Strauss Co. jeans and their need to focus on the Australian male youth market. Levi
Strauss Co. has lost their competitive edge throughout the years and is looking to re establish their
brand and entice new consumers to purchase their products. Throughout this report I will develop a
consumer insight to the campaign, draft a set of communication objectives and offer other
recommendations for this account. In preparation for this report, I interviewed a young male regarding
his attitudes, behaviours and perceptions towards Levi Strauss Co. jeans.
Profile the consumer
Demographic
The consumer that was interviewed for this report is a male aged 20 34 and is a university student.
The young male is an only child and currently, lives with his father and stepmother in an apartment.
He is not financially responsible for anything other than his own purchases. The consumer s family is
of Italian nationality and they re religion is Christianity.
Geographic
The young male interviewed currently resides in an apartment in the Sydney suburb of Abbotsford.
The male stated that he is part time employed at both ANZ and Qudos Bank Arenas in Homebush.
Psychographic
The young male considers himself to be categorised as upper middle class . He enjoys a range of
hobbies, recreational activities and interests such as soccer, playing video games, watching television,
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Introduction
The purpose of this account planning report is to conduct and analyse consumer research data
regarding Levi Strauss Co. jeans and their need to focus on the Australian male youth market. Levi
Strauss Co. has lost their competitive edge throughout the years and is looking to re establish their
brand and entice new consumers to purchase their products. Throughout this report I will develop a
consumer insight to the campaign, draft a set of communication objectives and offer other
recommendations for this account. In preparation for this report, I interviewed a young male regarding
his attitudes, behaviours and perceptions towards Levi Strauss Co. jeans.
Profile the consumer
Demographic
The consumer that was interviewed for this report is a male aged 20 34 and is a university student.
The young male is an only child and currently, lives with his father and stepmother in an apartment.
He is not financially responsible for anything other than his own purchases. The consumer s family is
of Italian nationality and they re religion is Christianity.
Geographic
The young male interviewed currently resides in an apartment in the Sydney suburb of Abbotsford.
The male stated that he is part time employed at both ANZ and Qudos Bank Arenas in Homebush.
Psychographic
The young male considers himself to be categorised as upper middle class . He enjoys a range of
hobbies, recreational activities and interests such as soccer, playing video games, watching television,
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Summary Of The Film Blazing Saddles
Bart: a daring, wild, rambunctious western cowboy. He s a man primed to prove himself and save the
day. He s a man seeking vengeance, but also seeking humor. What s so special about him though?
What makes him different than every other cowboy? The answers to those two questions are the same
Bart is African American. Bart, the leading protagonist in Mel Brooks 1974 film Blazing Saddles, is
an unlikely hero in the Wild West. Through a lucky series of events, Bart catapults from his life as a
subservient laborer during which he barely avoids a sentence to the gallows into the powerful position
of Rock Ridge sheriff. However, his seemingly miraculous fortune is just a component of the Attorney
General s greedy plan to drive the citizens ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The scene itself stands for a real life possibility beyond the movie. Norman Amaker of the NAACP
detailed the increasing tension between the African Americans and the government in the 1950s,
arguing how it was the law that primarily separated Blacks from their rights. He argued that it is not
the white population to blame, but rather the government, since the government is vindicating the
arguments by essentially making racism legal. The resulting trouble was that the predominantly white
government and the black protesters were not working together to achieve equality. The separations
were too large. Eventually though, in the years succeeding Amaker s published work, legal bounds
were in fact made. The government finally turned some of the racial equality appeals in to law. With
the government and white Americans more effectively working together, great progress was made in
terms of racial equality. Through the actions of the NAACP, and other protest groups like it, leaders on
each side (government and citizens seeking change) were able to communicate and work together. In
addition to the household names, leaders like Roy Wilkins and Tyson Moore were able to help
communicate the issue and bring change. This synergy is mimicked in the climax of Blazing Saddles.
Most Western films involve the big shot cowboy coming to the rescue, saving the day, and getting the
girl.
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Bart: a daring, wild, rambunctious western cowboy. He s a man primed to prove himself and save the
day. He s a man seeking vengeance, but also seeking humor. What s so special about him though?
What makes him different than every other cowboy? The answers to those two questions are the same
Bart is African American. Bart, the leading protagonist in Mel Brooks 1974 film Blazing Saddles, is
an unlikely hero in the Wild West. Through a lucky series of events, Bart catapults from his life as a
subservient laborer during which he barely avoids a sentence to the gallows into the powerful position
of Rock Ridge sheriff. However, his seemingly miraculous fortune is just a component of the Attorney
General s greedy plan to drive the citizens ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The scene itself stands for a real life possibility beyond the movie. Norman Amaker of the NAACP
detailed the increasing tension between the African Americans and the government in the 1950s,
arguing how it was the law that primarily separated Blacks from their rights. He argued that it is not
the white population to blame, but rather the government, since the government is vindicating the
arguments by essentially making racism legal. The resulting trouble was that the predominantly white
government and the black protesters were not working together to achieve equality. The separations
were too large. Eventually though, in the years succeeding Amaker s published work, legal bounds
were in fact made. The government finally turned some of the racial equality appeals in to law. With
the government and white Americans more effectively working together, great progress was made in
terms of racial equality. Through the actions of the NAACP, and other protest groups like it, leaders on
each side (government and citizens seeking change) were able to communicate and work together. In
addition to the household names, leaders like Roy Wilkins and Tyson Moore were able to help
communicate the issue and bring change. This synergy is mimicked in the climax of Blazing Saddles.
Most Western films involve the big shot cowboy coming to the rescue, saving the day, and getting the
girl.
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Jose Maria Cordoba Research Paper
Because Las Palmas road is the easiest access going to Medellin city, having a place that s situated
right in this location is an appealing idea especially for those who are very much into urban living.
Colombia is a country that owns beautiful places, not to mention the faces of its people that left the
whole world in admiring astonishment. These, amongst other considerable factors would definitely
lure you to get a property in this arresting venue.
35 Palms Towers as constructed by BienesYBienes, offers direct connection to the airport Jose Maria
Cordoba. This means easy access when it comes to air travel without worrying about the fuss of
getting to the airport. Aside from this, the property s proximity to residential, corporate, hotel and
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Because Las Palmas road is the easiest access going to Medellin city, having a place that s situated
right in this location is an appealing idea especially for those who are very much into urban living.
Colombia is a country that owns beautiful places, not to mention the faces of its people that left the
whole world in admiring astonishment. These, amongst other considerable factors would definitely
lure you to get a property in this arresting venue.
35 Palms Towers as constructed by BienesYBienes, offers direct connection to the airport Jose Maria
Cordoba. This means easy access when it comes to air travel without worrying about the fuss of
getting to the airport. Aside from this, the property s proximity to residential, corporate, hotel and
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Analysis Of Heidi Montag s Influence On Cosmetic Surgeries
The sense of dissatisfaction and the inability to achieve perfection has caused some individuals to
become physiological obsessed with and dependent on cosmetic surgeries. At times obtaining
dangerous measurements to achieve the desired perfect physique. Heidi Montag a celebrity who
underwent ten cosmetic surgeries in a single day, as a means of achieving the perfect physique, is an
example on how cultural ideals pressures individuals to conform to the current beauty norms (Ugrina
2014, p.100). Another example is the Brazilian man called Romario Dos Santos, who injected oil and
alcohol into his biceps in order to look big like the other men at the gym. The procedure of injecting
synthetic filler was successful in enlarging the biceps, however it almost cost his life as he tried to kill
himself after developing depression and health problems (Awford 2015). This is an extreme example,
but it does demonstrate how men are also affected by the ideals of the perfect physique. Studies have
shown that body dissatisfaction of young men increases when they see images of attractive muscular
men (Blond 2008, p. 244). It can be also noted how men are also choosing to undergo cosmetic
surgeries to enhance their physical images as well as worrying about aging and optioning to undergo
surgery such as face lifts.
The constant awareness of ones look and the desire to fit into the ideals of perfect physique, not only
affects adults, but also children who from a young age are exposed to those
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The sense of dissatisfaction and the inability to achieve perfection has caused some individuals to
become physiological obsessed with and dependent on cosmetic surgeries. At times obtaining
dangerous measurements to achieve the desired perfect physique. Heidi Montag a celebrity who
underwent ten cosmetic surgeries in a single day, as a means of achieving the perfect physique, is an
example on how cultural ideals pressures individuals to conform to the current beauty norms (Ugrina
2014, p.100). Another example is the Brazilian man called Romario Dos Santos, who injected oil and
alcohol into his biceps in order to look big like the other men at the gym. The procedure of injecting
synthetic filler was successful in enlarging the biceps, however it almost cost his life as he tried to kill
himself after developing depression and health problems (Awford 2015). This is an extreme example,
but it does demonstrate how men are also affected by the ideals of the perfect physique. Studies have
shown that body dissatisfaction of young men increases when they see images of attractive muscular
men (Blond 2008, p. 244). It can be also noted how men are also choosing to undergo cosmetic
surgeries to enhance their physical images as well as worrying about aging and optioning to undergo
surgery such as face lifts.
The constant awareness of ones look and the desire to fit into the ideals of perfect physique, not only
affects adults, but also children who from a young age are exposed to those
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The United Nations Human Development
The Canada we know today is nothing like the Canada of the past, today it is ranked 8th on The
United Nations Human Development Index clearly showing it is an extraordinary place to live.
However, the nation we call home wasn t always this welcoming, democratic or peaceful; in fact
Canada has a very dark and violent past. Ever since the signing of the BNA Act in 1867, Canada has
taken enormous strides and steps to develop into the nation before us. The gradual, yet impactful
development of LGBT Rights within Canada is a perfect example of this. This particular community
of people had no rights whatsoever when Canada first became a nation, however after a great deal of
adversity and many years of struggle, this community has fought its way to become equals under the
eyes of the law. Undoubtedly, we can see this in the values of Canadians and the laws which represent
our morals. Today, Canada possess some of the most progressive and just LGBT Rights across the
globe, while discrimination and unfair treatment has not been completely abolished from Canada (as
we cannot change the values of individuals or religious groups), there is a genera feel of acceptance
throughout the country. Through all of this it is apparent that Canada is one of the leading nations in
this field, but in order for Canada to reach this stage, many battles, cases, and fights were won. When
Canada was first established as a country, it was governed by common law meaning it was focused on
laws that
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The Canada we know today is nothing like the Canada of the past, today it is ranked 8th on The
United Nations Human Development Index clearly showing it is an extraordinary place to live.
However, the nation we call home wasn t always this welcoming, democratic or peaceful; in fact
Canada has a very dark and violent past. Ever since the signing of the BNA Act in 1867, Canada has
taken enormous strides and steps to develop into the nation before us. The gradual, yet impactful
development of LGBT Rights within Canada is a perfect example of this. This particular community
of people had no rights whatsoever when Canada first became a nation, however after a great deal of
adversity and many years of struggle, this community has fought its way to become equals under the
eyes of the law. Undoubtedly, we can see this in the values of Canadians and the laws which represent
our morals. Today, Canada possess some of the most progressive and just LGBT Rights across the
globe, while discrimination and unfair treatment has not been completely abolished from Canada (as
we cannot change the values of individuals or religious groups), there is a genera feel of acceptance
throughout the country. Through all of this it is apparent that Canada is one of the leading nations in
this field, but in order for Canada to reach this stage, many battles, cases, and fights were won. When
Canada was first established as a country, it was governed by common law meaning it was focused on
laws that
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Verbonia
The construction of a town is a hard task, but the people of Verbonia were ready. The design and
building of Verbonia took a lot of intelligence and physical strength.They had to cut stones with a saw,
build cranes and pulleys, and find a way to get sunight on the roads.
Materials like stone, clay, mortar, and wood were used in the creation of Verbonia. To help get these
materials where they need to be on the buildings, the people of Verbonia had to build cranes and
pulleys. This took a lot of deep thinking and a lot of strength. In the article it stated, Besides many
work sheds, the quarry contained a forge for making and repairing tools and a carpenter s shop in
which cranes and pulleys were built. This is in a time period where there wasn t the machinery we
have today. They had to make all the cranes and pulleys by hand. That would be very hard on your
body to do that.
Can you imagine trying to cut stone with a saw? This would be very difficult. To cut stones for a long
period of time would wear you out and you would need a lot of physical strength. As stated in the
article, The stone was usually cut with a saw. When the stone was very hard , ... Show more content on
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This is so that the street can get sunlight through for the citizens who are walking on that street. Most
cities wouldn t even take that into account during the construction of the buildings. This would take a
very high knowledge on the angle of the sun and where the sun would hit the street at different times.
If they did not have this knowledge, it would be difficult to find a height for the buildings that will still
bring light to the road. In the passage is said, No privately owned building, they decreed, could be
higher than twice the width of the street on which it stood. This ensured that sunlight always reached
the streets. They wanted the citizens of the town to have the best living experience so they made these
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The construction of a town is a hard task, but the people of Verbonia were ready. The design and
building of Verbonia took a lot of intelligence and physical strength.They had to cut stones with a saw,
build cranes and pulleys, and find a way to get sunight on the roads.
Materials like stone, clay, mortar, and wood were used in the creation of Verbonia. To help get these
materials where they need to be on the buildings, the people of Verbonia had to build cranes and
pulleys. This took a lot of deep thinking and a lot of strength. In the article it stated, Besides many
work sheds, the quarry contained a forge for making and repairing tools and a carpenter s shop in
which cranes and pulleys were built. This is in a time period where there wasn t the machinery we
have today. They had to make all the cranes and pulleys by hand. That would be very hard on your
body to do that.
Can you imagine trying to cut stone with a saw? This would be very difficult. To cut stones for a long
period of time would wear you out and you would need a lot of physical strength. As stated in the
article, The stone was usually cut with a saw. When the stone was very hard , ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
This is so that the street can get sunlight through for the citizens who are walking on that street. Most
cities wouldn t even take that into account during the construction of the buildings. This would take a
very high knowledge on the angle of the sun and where the sun would hit the street at different times.
If they did not have this knowledge, it would be difficult to find a height for the buildings that will still
bring light to the road. In the passage is said, No privately owned building, they decreed, could be
higher than twice the width of the street on which it stood. This ensured that sunlight always reached
the streets. They wanted the citizens of the town to have the best living experience so they made these
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Hamlet Act 2 Scene 2 Essay
Analysis of Hamlet Act 2 scene 2 The play Hamlet depicts the life of a prince who wants to avenge his
father s death. In his journey, he takes the lives of many, but manages to kill Claudius, the one who
killed his father. The soliloquy being analyzed is located at the end of Act 2 Scene 2. This extract takes
place after Hamlet is left alone in a room in the castle. A character in this soliloquy is Hamlet. In the
extract, he is releasing his fury as a player could get more emotional about his father s death than
Hamlet. He is reflecting at what he has done and what will he do to avenge his father. This extract
takes place in the rising action as Hamlet is reacting to his reaction towards his father s death. Hamlet
in this soliloquy is depicted as a vengeful and negative person. Hamlet is desperate to seek revenge for
his father, but he is unable to do it, as explained by dull and muddy mettled rascal, peak, Like John a
dreams . This tells us that Hamlet does not have much motivation in avenging his father as he still
does not know for sure who or what murdered him. In this soliloquy, he is impatient as he wants to
avenge his father as fast as possible. He is also grumpy as someone who does not feel Hamlet s
feelings can get more emotional than him in his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of them is simile, as evidenced by dull and muddy mettled rascal, peak Like John a dreams,
unpregnant of my cause . Here, Shakespeare is comparing Hamlet with a dreamer without a cause.
This gives us the idea that Hamlet wants to avenge his father but he is not sure if it is the right thing to
do. Another stylistic device used is euphony. Euphony is shown when hamlet says Remorseless,
treacherous, lecherous, kindless villain! The use of this stylistic device makes the line melodic.
Shakespeare used this device as he wanted to make the line more enjoyable and make the readers feel
more tense because of the change of tone between the
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Analysis of Hamlet Act 2 scene 2 The play Hamlet depicts the life of a prince who wants to avenge his
father s death. In his journey, he takes the lives of many, but manages to kill Claudius, the one who
killed his father. The soliloquy being analyzed is located at the end of Act 2 Scene 2. This extract takes
place after Hamlet is left alone in a room in the castle. A character in this soliloquy is Hamlet. In the
extract, he is releasing his fury as a player could get more emotional about his father s death than
Hamlet. He is reflecting at what he has done and what will he do to avenge his father. This extract
takes place in the rising action as Hamlet is reacting to his reaction towards his father s death. Hamlet
in this soliloquy is depicted as a vengeful and negative person. Hamlet is desperate to seek revenge for
his father, but he is unable to do it, as explained by dull and muddy mettled rascal, peak, Like John a
dreams . This tells us that Hamlet does not have much motivation in avenging his father as he still
does not know for sure who or what murdered him. In this soliloquy, he is impatient as he wants to
avenge his father as fast as possible. He is also grumpy as someone who does not feel Hamlet s
feelings can get more emotional than him in his ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One of them is simile, as evidenced by dull and muddy mettled rascal, peak Like John a dreams,
unpregnant of my cause . Here, Shakespeare is comparing Hamlet with a dreamer without a cause.
This gives us the idea that Hamlet wants to avenge his father but he is not sure if it is the right thing to
do. Another stylistic device used is euphony. Euphony is shown when hamlet says Remorseless,
treacherous, lecherous, kindless villain! The use of this stylistic device makes the line melodic.
Shakespeare used this device as he wanted to make the line more enjoyable and make the readers feel
more tense because of the change of tone between the
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Rheumatology Personal Statement
One of my earliest memories, is watching a small figure hobble across the stones with disfigured feet
and toes. This was my grandmother and as she dragged her body riddled with what I now believe to be
rheumatoid arthritis I always wonder how her life might have been changed with proper treatment.
Just when I thought Internal Medicine was my field, I was introduced to Rheumatology. It was during
my intern year when working in the Rheumatology Clinic. The core of my initial attraction was the
very proximity between Rheumatology and IM. Even as the mode of treatment hinged on working
with inherent uncertainty and innate complexity, you also needed to turn to IM fundamentals to
determine a diagnosis. Moreover, I found myself highly intrigued ... Show more content on
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In that osteoporosis is a huge societal problem, causing a large number of fractures in the elderly
population and thus leading to a poor quality of life and worse, it was clear that education of
healthcare professionals was a must. Since the USPSTF guidelines state that all women over age 65
should get dexa scans to screen for osteoporosis and start on appropriate therapy to prevent these
fractures, it soon became clear that in our resident run outpatient clinics we were doing a very poor job
in this area. As such, with two colleagues, we designed an intervention protocol based on provider
education on osteoporosis for all residents, attendings, nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
Succinctly, the intervention increased the rate of dexa scan ordering by 34% and this trial is now in its
second phase.
There have been other equally important turning points to date. In my rotation at Georgetown, I
sought to explore the field of rheumatology at a tertiary level and in doing so, gained experience in
common autoimmune conditions and some rare ones as well all which served to solidify my interest in
the field. One of the most pleasant aspects of my duties at Georgetown was the opportunity to work
with children. In taking pediatric rheumatology consults, I realized that as a rheumatologist I may be
able to care for patients of all age groups, leading to an interesting and highly diversified
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One of my earliest memories, is watching a small figure hobble across the stones with disfigured feet
and toes. This was my grandmother and as she dragged her body riddled with what I now believe to be
rheumatoid arthritis I always wonder how her life might have been changed with proper treatment.
Just when I thought Internal Medicine was my field, I was introduced to Rheumatology. It was during
my intern year when working in the Rheumatology Clinic. The core of my initial attraction was the
very proximity between Rheumatology and IM. Even as the mode of treatment hinged on working
with inherent uncertainty and innate complexity, you also needed to turn to IM fundamentals to
determine a diagnosis. Moreover, I found myself highly intrigued ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
In that osteoporosis is a huge societal problem, causing a large number of fractures in the elderly
population and thus leading to a poor quality of life and worse, it was clear that education of
healthcare professionals was a must. Since the USPSTF guidelines state that all women over age 65
should get dexa scans to screen for osteoporosis and start on appropriate therapy to prevent these
fractures, it soon became clear that in our resident run outpatient clinics we were doing a very poor job
in this area. As such, with two colleagues, we designed an intervention protocol based on provider
education on osteoporosis for all residents, attendings, nurse practitioners and physician assistants.
Succinctly, the intervention increased the rate of dexa scan ordering by 34% and this trial is now in its
second phase.
There have been other equally important turning points to date. In my rotation at Georgetown, I
sought to explore the field of rheumatology at a tertiary level and in doing so, gained experience in
common autoimmune conditions and some rare ones as well all which served to solidify my interest in
the field. One of the most pleasant aspects of my duties at Georgetown was the opportunity to work
with children. In taking pediatric rheumatology consults, I realized that as a rheumatologist I may be
able to care for patients of all age groups, leading to an interesting and highly diversified
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Examples Of Hyperbole In Champion s
A) Poised for the slaughter, Champion straightened his back and called forth every ounce of courage
so he wouldn t burst into tears. The bristles of discarded hair made his neck itch. He wanted to
desperately scratch but his arms were immobilized. If he started to cry, he wouldn t be able to wipe
away the tears and he would be seen by all these strange boys from other places with a baby s crying
face. He wished that he could look at his hair one last time. He wished he was on Nameegoos Lake
with his family. And the caribou. He wished his accordion was strapped to his chest so he could play a
melancholy song, he thought mournfully, flailing about anything that could hold the tears at bay.
Clip, clip, clip. Champion could feel his hair ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Until Gabriel can go with him [because] that school is so far away (40) Father Bouchard says he must
go because it is the law. (40) Chapter 6: When Gabriel doesn t know how to communicate with his
brother because he only speaks Cree and his brother only speaks English Chapter 7: when Champion
Jeremiah is told he cannot speak any Cree when he gets off the plane, and Jeremiah felt a choke
breaking against his throat (70) Chapter 8: when Jeremiah witnesses his brother getting sexually
abused and does not know how to react or how to feel, he had not seen what he was seeing (80)
Chapter 14: Jeremiah looked strange after assimilation (113) Also in this chapter is where Jeremiah s
feelings of fearfulness slowly goes away, he assimilates his brother Gabriel into the westernized
culture by bringing him to the mall and showing him around, eating the food at the mall
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A) Poised for the slaughter, Champion straightened his back and called forth every ounce of courage
so he wouldn t burst into tears. The bristles of discarded hair made his neck itch. He wanted to
desperately scratch but his arms were immobilized. If he started to cry, he wouldn t be able to wipe
away the tears and he would be seen by all these strange boys from other places with a baby s crying
face. He wished that he could look at his hair one last time. He wished he was on Nameegoos Lake
with his family. And the caribou. He wished his accordion was strapped to his chest so he could play a
melancholy song, he thought mournfully, flailing about anything that could hold the tears at bay.
Clip, clip, clip. Champion could feel his hair ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Until Gabriel can go with him [because] that school is so far away (40) Father Bouchard says he must
go because it is the law. (40) Chapter 6: When Gabriel doesn t know how to communicate with his
brother because he only speaks Cree and his brother only speaks English Chapter 7: when Champion
Jeremiah is told he cannot speak any Cree when he gets off the plane, and Jeremiah felt a choke
breaking against his throat (70) Chapter 8: when Jeremiah witnesses his brother getting sexually
abused and does not know how to react or how to feel, he had not seen what he was seeing (80)
Chapter 14: Jeremiah looked strange after assimilation (113) Also in this chapter is where Jeremiah s
feelings of fearfulness slowly goes away, he assimilates his brother Gabriel into the westernized
culture by bringing him to the mall and showing him around, eating the food at the mall
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An Analysis of the Interactive Violence of the...
For the last sixty years, the Palestinians and Israelis have been involved in a nearly non stop game of
tag, except this form of tag involves suicide bombers, Qassam rockets, hell fire missiles and tanks.
This paper will examine how public opinion has affected the intricacies of this game of tag and
attempt to prove that no matter who leads the Israeli government, the response to Palestinian
aggression has always been violence in one degree or another. There are only two major Israeli
political parties that have ever been able to garner enough votes in the Knesset to either have enough
to have a super majority or to be the main player in a coalition. The Jewish Labor party was formed in
1968 when the leftist groups, the Mapai, Adhut ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Under the Labor Party, the Oslo Accord Declaration of Principle on Interim Self Government
Arrangements, the Cairo Agreement on Palestinian Self Rule in Gaza and Jericho, and Oslo II were
signed, which were two landmark agreements in which Israel and the PLO recognized each side s
right to exist and not to do anything that would lead to aggression or violence. (However, because of
domestic politics, both sides have continued to engage in violence.) In letters from Yitzhak Rabin and
Yasir Arafat, they recognize each other and their right to exist. Within the agreed minutes to the
Principles on Self Government, they promise not to do anything that would cause violence. This is
also repeated in the Cairo Agreement. Specifically, this is listed in Article XII of the Cairo Agreement,
which states that Israel and the Palestinian Authority shall seek to foster mutual understanding and
tolerance and shall accordingly abstain from incitement, including hostile propaganda, against each
other. The Labor Party is in favor of dismantling illegal outposts. Amir Peretz told the Israeli
newspaper Ha aretz on December 27, 2005 that The outposts (settlements built without formal
permission by the Israeli government) are damaging Israel s image as a lawful state. While Sharon
continues funneling resources to the outposts he ignores the periphery towns, the Negev and the
Galiee. The Labor Party also is in favor of freezing
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For the last sixty years, the Palestinians and Israelis have been involved in a nearly non stop game of
tag, except this form of tag involves suicide bombers, Qassam rockets, hell fire missiles and tanks.
This paper will examine how public opinion has affected the intricacies of this game of tag and
attempt to prove that no matter who leads the Israeli government, the response to Palestinian
aggression has always been violence in one degree or another. There are only two major Israeli
political parties that have ever been able to garner enough votes in the Knesset to either have enough
to have a super majority or to be the main player in a coalition. The Jewish Labor party was formed in
1968 when the leftist groups, the Mapai, Adhut ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Under the Labor Party, the Oslo Accord Declaration of Principle on Interim Self Government
Arrangements, the Cairo Agreement on Palestinian Self Rule in Gaza and Jericho, and Oslo II were
signed, which were two landmark agreements in which Israel and the PLO recognized each side s
right to exist and not to do anything that would lead to aggression or violence. (However, because of
domestic politics, both sides have continued to engage in violence.) In letters from Yitzhak Rabin and
Yasir Arafat, they recognize each other and their right to exist. Within the agreed minutes to the
Principles on Self Government, they promise not to do anything that would cause violence. This is
also repeated in the Cairo Agreement. Specifically, this is listed in Article XII of the Cairo Agreement,
which states that Israel and the Palestinian Authority shall seek to foster mutual understanding and
tolerance and shall accordingly abstain from incitement, including hostile propaganda, against each
other. The Labor Party is in favor of dismantling illegal outposts. Amir Peretz told the Israeli
newspaper Ha aretz on December 27, 2005 that The outposts (settlements built without formal
permission by the Israeli government) are damaging Israel s image as a lawful state. While Sharon
continues funneling resources to the outposts he ignores the periphery towns, the Negev and the
Galiee. The Labor Party also is in favor of freezing
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Sondheim s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
In Sondheim s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, the tradition of New Comedy is
faithfully brought to life in a musical set in ancient Rome, but relevant to the sensibilities of its 1960 s
audience. Through movie sets that suggest Roman surroundings, and comedic sequences that embody
the spirit of the sixties, Sondheim creates a story where Roman characters, acting according to their
types, draw in modern audience members and create a energetic romp through ancient Rome that is
firmly rooted in the past, but could only have been taken in sixties era America. Many aspects of the
film pay clear homage to New Comedy. The plot is simplistic, focusing on the desire of a young man
to get around the restrictions of his parents and gain the affections of the girl he loves. The characters,
although not boring, are one dimensional. Hero, the love sick youth, has one hope in the film: to unite
himself with Philia. Pseudolus, his slave, only wishes to earn his freedom. The life s work of Erronius
is to find his children, each bestowed with a ring bearing an engraved gaggle of geese; and so on
through the inhabitants of this depiction of Rome. Each character does whatever it takes to achieve
their one goal in life, and this is what builds the frenetic disposition of the plot, causing twists and
turns especially where the very determined instigator Pseudolus is concerned. There is no character
development, however, and every character finishes the film with same endeavor he
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In Sondheim s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, the tradition of New Comedy is
faithfully brought to life in a musical set in ancient Rome, but relevant to the sensibilities of its 1960 s
audience. Through movie sets that suggest Roman surroundings, and comedic sequences that embody
the spirit of the sixties, Sondheim creates a story where Roman characters, acting according to their
types, draw in modern audience members and create a energetic romp through ancient Rome that is
firmly rooted in the past, but could only have been taken in sixties era America. Many aspects of the
film pay clear homage to New Comedy. The plot is simplistic, focusing on the desire of a young man
to get around the restrictions of his parents and gain the affections of the girl he loves. The characters,
although not boring, are one dimensional. Hero, the love sick youth, has one hope in the film: to unite
himself with Philia. Pseudolus, his slave, only wishes to earn his freedom. The life s work of Erronius
is to find his children, each bestowed with a ring bearing an engraved gaggle of geese; and so on
through the inhabitants of this depiction of Rome. Each character does whatever it takes to achieve
their one goal in life, and this is what builds the frenetic disposition of the plot, causing twists and
turns especially where the very determined instigator Pseudolus is concerned. There is no character
development, however, and every character finishes the film with same endeavor he
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Banning Open Carry And Concealed Carry
When citizens have the freedom to legally defend themselves, but are restricted by unaccommodating
gun laws, what defense possibilities do they have? With population based restrictions on open carry
and concealed carry, residents of California cannot possess firearms unless the weapons are stored
inside of their homes or in the trunk of their cars. Although Californians can certainly defend
themselves at home, self defense becomes much more problematic when they leave their private
residence as they cannot possess firearms with rare exceptions. With that being said, how does the
state of California reasonably expect its citizens to defend themselves without the ability to possess
firearms in a public setting? State laws prohibiting open ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the opponents of open carry are armed with rational concerns, they need not worry about it
in the state of California as open carry is prohibited there. California is also one of the most restrictive
states when it comes to gun control, yet according to the FBI s uniformed crime report, California led
the nation with 151,879 violent crimes (murder and non negligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, and
aggravated assault) in 2013. In the state with the highest amount of violent crime, self defense at home
and in public is a necessity, but that necessity is compromised by the prohibition of open carry. The
belief that criminals can easily remove a firearm from an individual exercising open carry is absurd
considering modern holsters are now designed with retention in mind. Logically, criminals would
avoid attacking someone who is exercising open carry due to the likelihood of being killed in an
altercation or being forced to kill the individual and face capital punishment. Although people
exercising open carry can cause panic from the community and police officers, the issue is generally
resolved without complications and programs to raise awareness on gun rights would improve
relations. Raising public awareness about open carry would benefit both open carry and the public due
to an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
When citizens have the freedom to legally defend themselves, but are restricted by unaccommodating
gun laws, what defense possibilities do they have? With population based restrictions on open carry
and concealed carry, residents of California cannot possess firearms unless the weapons are stored
inside of their homes or in the trunk of their cars. Although Californians can certainly defend
themselves at home, self defense becomes much more problematic when they leave their private
residence as they cannot possess firearms with rare exceptions. With that being said, how does the
state of California reasonably expect its citizens to defend themselves without the ability to possess
firearms in a public setting? State laws prohibiting open ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Although the opponents of open carry are armed with rational concerns, they need not worry about it
in the state of California as open carry is prohibited there. California is also one of the most restrictive
states when it comes to gun control, yet according to the FBI s uniformed crime report, California led
the nation with 151,879 violent crimes (murder and non negligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, and
aggravated assault) in 2013. In the state with the highest amount of violent crime, self defense at home
and in public is a necessity, but that necessity is compromised by the prohibition of open carry. The
belief that criminals can easily remove a firearm from an individual exercising open carry is absurd
considering modern holsters are now designed with retention in mind. Logically, criminals would
avoid attacking someone who is exercising open carry due to the likelihood of being killed in an
altercation or being forced to kill the individual and face capital punishment. Although people
exercising open carry can cause panic from the community and police officers, the issue is generally
resolved without complications and programs to raise awareness on gun rights would improve
relations. Raising public awareness about open carry would benefit both open carry and the public due
to an
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
The Importance Of Public Outreach
Public Outreach
Public outreach is a role that I ve become increasing involved in since our team redeveloped our
outreach tabling approach for public events and markets this past year. At events like the Wednesday
Night Market and West End Farmers Market, I ve engaged with the public to spread Storm Water and
Creeks information as it pertains to the NPDES permit. I ve also continued to develop and supply
outreach materials for public access City office buildings and community centers, including items like
the new Creek Trails of Santa Rosa Map and Guide and the brochure Only Rain down the Drain and
Russian River Watershed Association s Urban Creek Care Guide Responsible Practices for Russian
River Watershed Residents.
The creek ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The City s most active creek restoration site is Lower Colgan Creek Phase 1, which Sean McNeil had
taught me to care for by leading public events, monitoring vegetation succession, and preforming on
site watering and maintenance. During the summer of 2017, I served as the lead for operating a water
trailer and distributing water to juvenile restoration plants at the Colgan Creek restoration reach. Since
learning about the native, ecological, and historic context of the Colgan Creek restoration reach, I ve
been able to share this knowledge with SAC, SCYEC, other interns and co workers, and volunteers at
every opportunity while cultivating the Colgan Creek restoration area on a minimum of a weekly
basis.
In addition to lightly monitoring several small scale completed restoration projects across the City
including Lornadell Creek at Galvin Park and Paulin Creek at Chanate Rd., I ve initiated several small
restoration projects of my own. In response to a fire just downstream of the Prince Memorial
Greenway, I reseeded a multi acre open space with native grass seed to reduce environmental
degradation and erosion runoff. Additionally, for the second consecutive year, I coordinated a
volunteer native planting activity near Flat Rock Park on Santa Rosa Creek, which now has a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Public Outreach
Public outreach is a role that I ve become increasing involved in since our team redeveloped our
outreach tabling approach for public events and markets this past year. At events like the Wednesday
Night Market and West End Farmers Market, I ve engaged with the public to spread Storm Water and
Creeks information as it pertains to the NPDES permit. I ve also continued to develop and supply
outreach materials for public access City office buildings and community centers, including items like
the new Creek Trails of Santa Rosa Map and Guide and the brochure Only Rain down the Drain and
Russian River Watershed Association s Urban Creek Care Guide Responsible Practices for Russian
River Watershed Residents.
The creek ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The City s most active creek restoration site is Lower Colgan Creek Phase 1, which Sean McNeil had
taught me to care for by leading public events, monitoring vegetation succession, and preforming on
site watering and maintenance. During the summer of 2017, I served as the lead for operating a water
trailer and distributing water to juvenile restoration plants at the Colgan Creek restoration reach. Since
learning about the native, ecological, and historic context of the Colgan Creek restoration reach, I ve
been able to share this knowledge with SAC, SCYEC, other interns and co workers, and volunteers at
every opportunity while cultivating the Colgan Creek restoration area on a minimum of a weekly
basis.
In addition to lightly monitoring several small scale completed restoration projects across the City
including Lornadell Creek at Galvin Park and Paulin Creek at Chanate Rd., I ve initiated several small
restoration projects of my own. In response to a fire just downstream of the Prince Memorial
Greenway, I reseeded a multi acre open space with native grass seed to reduce environmental
degradation and erosion runoff. Additionally, for the second consecutive year, I coordinated a
volunteer native planting activity near Flat Rock Park on Santa Rosa Creek, which now has a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Nascar Research Paper
The nascar body frame has become so much stronger. The frame has gone through so many changes.
It has went from the stock frame of a car right off the assembly line to a full custom frame. Stronger
frames can also protect the driver in any type of wreck. If the car happens to take a head on crash the
frame will bend but the parts around the driver will not. Without the frame the driver would be killed
in a wreck. The tracks have also gone through a serious change. When NASCAR was born they raced
on Sand and asphalt. The first Daytona 500 was a mixed terrain track consisting a stretch of the
Daytona beach a closed portion of the highway. The tracks have multiple safety features to keep both
the Drivers and the Fans safe during a crash. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One thing that most people might not know is that the drivers have to have air pumped into their
helmets. The reason for this is because with the amount of gear they have to wear they can t breath
well. They also have to wear fire resistant suits. Incase the car catches on fire they will be protected.
With this features nascar is one of the safest sports. The cars also have safety features. If the car
happens to be turned around backwards flaps come up to slow the car down. Not only do they slow
the car down but the generate down force to keep the car on the road. Along with the Roof Flaps the
car also have a Roof Hatch. The roof hatch is used to make a quick roof escape from the car. It goes to
show that Nascar has thought of everything. The Pit Crew is another safety feature. The pit crew is
there to change the tires, refuel the cars. Make quick repairs and more. The last thing you want to have
when you re in a car going almost 200 mph is a blow out. The Spotters also help the drivers. The
Spotter lets the driver know if they have a car along side them. Pit crews help the drivers. With all this
new safety features NASCAR may be one of the safest sports in the
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The nascar body frame has become so much stronger. The frame has gone through so many changes.
It has went from the stock frame of a car right off the assembly line to a full custom frame. Stronger
frames can also protect the driver in any type of wreck. If the car happens to take a head on crash the
frame will bend but the parts around the driver will not. Without the frame the driver would be killed
in a wreck. The tracks have also gone through a serious change. When NASCAR was born they raced
on Sand and asphalt. The first Daytona 500 was a mixed terrain track consisting a stretch of the
Daytona beach a closed portion of the highway. The tracks have multiple safety features to keep both
the Drivers and the Fans safe during a crash. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
One thing that most people might not know is that the drivers have to have air pumped into their
helmets. The reason for this is because with the amount of gear they have to wear they can t breath
well. They also have to wear fire resistant suits. Incase the car catches on fire they will be protected.
With this features nascar is one of the safest sports. The cars also have safety features. If the car
happens to be turned around backwards flaps come up to slow the car down. Not only do they slow
the car down but the generate down force to keep the car on the road. Along with the Roof Flaps the
car also have a Roof Hatch. The roof hatch is used to make a quick roof escape from the car. It goes to
show that Nascar has thought of everything. The Pit Crew is another safety feature. The pit crew is
there to change the tires, refuel the cars. Make quick repairs and more. The last thing you want to have
when you re in a car going almost 200 mph is a blow out. The Spotters also help the drivers. The
Spotter lets the driver know if they have a car along side them. Pit crews help the drivers. With all this
new safety features NASCAR may be one of the safest sports in the
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Service Level Agreement ( Sla )
Service Level Agreement (SLA)
Introduction
This service level agreement (SLA) will describe the level of service that Tiger Paws will receive from
Skillage I.T.
Purpose
The client depends on IT equipment, software and services that are provided, maintained and
supported by us. Some of these items are of critical importance to the business.
This service level agreement lists the availability and support the client is guaranteed to receive.
This SLA forms an important part of the contract between Tiger Paws and Skillage I.T. and aims to
enable both parties to work together.
Scope
Parties
The SLA is between:
The client: The supplier:
[Tiger Paws] [Skillage I.T]
Supported Products and/or software
This SLA only covers those items detailed in the table below. The list may be changed or updated at
any time but only with the agreement of both parties.
Please note:
Response times are guaranteed for items listed in this section.
The guarantees only apply for the items with a tick in the Uptime column
The items have been assigned Priority levels 1 (most important) to 3 (least important).
Item Type Number of Items Priority Uptime
Office server 1 1
Cloud backup 1
Response times to support calls and times to resolution
When the client (Tiger Paws) raises a support case with the supplier (Skillage I.T.), we promise to
respond in a timely manner.
The response time gauges how long it takes us to respond to a support request raised via our online
call logging system.
We are
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Service Level Agreement (SLA)
Introduction
This service level agreement (SLA) will describe the level of service that Tiger Paws will receive from
Skillage I.T.
Purpose
The client depends on IT equipment, software and services that are provided, maintained and
supported by us. Some of these items are of critical importance to the business.
This service level agreement lists the availability and support the client is guaranteed to receive.
This SLA forms an important part of the contract between Tiger Paws and Skillage I.T. and aims to
enable both parties to work together.
Scope
Parties
The SLA is between:
The client: The supplier:
[Tiger Paws] [Skillage I.T]
Supported Products and/or software
This SLA only covers those items detailed in the table below. The list may be changed or updated at
any time but only with the agreement of both parties.
Please note:
Response times are guaranteed for items listed in this section.
The guarantees only apply for the items with a tick in the Uptime column
The items have been assigned Priority levels 1 (most important) to 3 (least important).
Item Type Number of Items Priority Uptime
Office server 1 1
Cloud backup 1
Response times to support calls and times to resolution
When the client (Tiger Paws) raises a support case with the supplier (Skillage I.T.), we promise to
respond in a timely manner.
The response time gauges how long it takes us to respond to a support request raised via our online
call logging system.
We are
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Aarp
Austin Braham
The American Association of Retired Persons is a powerful special interest group that protects the
interests of retirees across the US by lobbying politicians to pass legislation in the organization s
favor. Inside you will find detailed information outlining AARP s mission, purpose, and scope.
Austin Braham
The American Association of Retired Persons is a powerful special interest group that protects the
interests of retirees across the US by lobbying politicians to pass legislation in the organization s
favor. Inside you will find detailed information outlining AARP s mission, purpose, and scope.
Politicians are elected in part on the basis of the issues by which they stand, and these issues are either
held up or ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Distribution of articles and journals allow AARP to increase its influence on American voters. There s
a contract with AOL offering members a ten percent discount which is advertised through AOL
Software and is distributed to millions throughout the United States. This practice allows AARP to
contact more voters and members than in previous years. All practice enable the AARP to influence
decisions of voters, which in turn affect the policy making process in their favor. Sponsoring political
debates is another strategy used which enables the AARP to convey their message in the form of
advertising during commercial breaks in the debate. Most of the AARP s influence is conveyed
through approximately twenty second advertisement spots, which sum up the organization s beliefs. In
order for the AARP to achieve its political goals, it is vital that they are able to influence public
opinion. The primary way the group goes about this is by producing and airing major television
programs that focus on issues such as federal tax reform and social security. Without the media, the
AARP would have far less impact on political decision making. Recently, the AARP has come under
scrutiny of the United States Senate, led by Senator Alan K. Simpson, a republican from Wyoming.
The senator questions the AARP s status as a non profit organization benefited by a tax exemption and
unlimited lobbying privileges. In addition,
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Austin Braham
The American Association of Retired Persons is a powerful special interest group that protects the
interests of retirees across the US by lobbying politicians to pass legislation in the organization s
favor. Inside you will find detailed information outlining AARP s mission, purpose, and scope.
Austin Braham
The American Association of Retired Persons is a powerful special interest group that protects the
interests of retirees across the US by lobbying politicians to pass legislation in the organization s
favor. Inside you will find detailed information outlining AARP s mission, purpose, and scope.
Politicians are elected in part on the basis of the issues by which they stand, and these issues are either
held up or ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Distribution of articles and journals allow AARP to increase its influence on American voters. There s
a contract with AOL offering members a ten percent discount which is advertised through AOL
Software and is distributed to millions throughout the United States. This practice allows AARP to
contact more voters and members than in previous years. All practice enable the AARP to influence
decisions of voters, which in turn affect the policy making process in their favor. Sponsoring political
debates is another strategy used which enables the AARP to convey their message in the form of
advertising during commercial breaks in the debate. Most of the AARP s influence is conveyed
through approximately twenty second advertisement spots, which sum up the organization s beliefs. In
order for the AARP to achieve its political goals, it is vital that they are able to influence public
opinion. The primary way the group goes about this is by producing and airing major television
programs that focus on issues such as federal tax reform and social security. Without the media, the
AARP would have far less impact on political decision making. Recently, the AARP has come under
scrutiny of the United States Senate, led by Senator Alan K. Simpson, a republican from Wyoming.
The senator questions the AARP s status as a non profit organization benefited by a tax exemption and
unlimited lobbying privileges. In addition,
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Is Help Really Needed In Opening Skinner s Box, By Lauren...
Is Help Really Needed In the Chapter In the Unlikely Event of a Water Landing, from the book
Opening Skinner s Box, by Lauren Slater. Slater describes a crime scene in which the witnesses didn t
do anything to help a woman that was being stabbed, she also tells us about a few experiments that
were conducted in regards to how people would react when help is needed in certain situations, will
they report the situation to anyone or just go about their business like nothing is going on. Calling for
help or assisting someone in a time of need isn t always something that people do as an immediate
reaction, especially when there s a crowd of people present. The Effect of Embarrassment on Helping
Others, written by Robert J. Edelmann. Edelmann has his view, he points out that depending on the
situation people will help or possibly not help. Edelman refers to whether people might view the
situation as inappropriate, to which it would lead to an embarrassment. It shouldn t matter the type of
situation if someone needs help, help should be offered and if accepted then assistance should be
provided. The experiments conducted in The Unlikely Event of a Water Landing, the situations or
experiments are different that the one in The Effect of Embarrassment on Helping. Edelmann seems to
want to prove that if there s a situation where it might be embarrassing or the person that needs help
may end up causing embarrassment for the helper, then the help may not be available. A
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Is Help Really Needed In the Chapter In the Unlikely Event of a Water Landing, from the book
Opening Skinner s Box, by Lauren Slater. Slater describes a crime scene in which the witnesses didn t
do anything to help a woman that was being stabbed, she also tells us about a few experiments that
were conducted in regards to how people would react when help is needed in certain situations, will
they report the situation to anyone or just go about their business like nothing is going on. Calling for
help or assisting someone in a time of need isn t always something that people do as an immediate
reaction, especially when there s a crowd of people present. The Effect of Embarrassment on Helping
Others, written by Robert J. Edelmann. Edelmann has his view, he points out that depending on the
situation people will help or possibly not help. Edelman refers to whether people might view the
situation as inappropriate, to which it would lead to an embarrassment. It shouldn t matter the type of
situation if someone needs help, help should be offered and if accepted then assistance should be
provided. The experiments conducted in The Unlikely Event of a Water Landing, the situations or
experiments are different that the one in The Effect of Embarrassment on Helping. Edelmann seems to
want to prove that if there s a situation where it might be embarrassing or the person that needs help
may end up causing embarrassment for the helper, then the help may not be available. A
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Divided Attention In A Football Game
Sitting in a stadium watching a football game requires being able to focus attention on the game while
distractions interfere with your focus. Our visual surroundings typically include a multitude of objects
that differ in their location, shapes and constituent features. Specific objects may be selected for
detailed examination and perceptual enhancement by directing attention to their locations or their
identifying features (Schoenfield, Hopf, Merkel, Heinze, Hillyard, 2014). At a football game there is a
lot going on that requires divided attention which is the distribution of attention among two or more
tasks (Goldstein, 2015, p. 100). During the game, some of my attention will be object based focused
like keeping track of
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Sitting in a stadium watching a football game requires being able to focus attention on the game while
distractions interfere with your focus. Our visual surroundings typically include a multitude of objects
that differ in their location, shapes and constituent features. Specific objects may be selected for
detailed examination and perceptual enhancement by directing attention to their locations or their
identifying features (Schoenfield, Hopf, Merkel, Heinze, Hillyard, 2014). At a football game there is a
lot going on that requires divided attention which is the distribution of attention among two or more
tasks (Goldstein, 2015, p. 100). During the game, some of my attention will be object based focused
like keeping track of
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Chaos In Brave New World
Brave New World was a novel that presents a dystopian society in the future where people are made in
factories and programed with certain personalities and special trait based on where they will live. In
this book the main character named John that is separated from his parents when he was born. He
grew up in the New Mexico Savage Reservation then when he gets older he finds that is hard to fit in
the World State Society. The government in this society gave soma rations out to everyone which is a
drug that makes a person only think happy thoughts.Then John loses his lover because of this drug, he
becomes enraged and tries to revolt against the government. He gets arrested because he starts a riot
then went he is freed he goes to a lighthouse where he plans to live the rest of his life but then the
citizens find out about this. The citizens go to the lighthouse and start an orgy which John ... Show
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In Brave New World Order and Chaos is portrayed by John saying By this time the soma had begun to
work. Eyes shone, cheeks were flushed, the inner light of universal benevolence broke out on every
face in happy, friendly smiles. Even Bernard felt himself a little melted. (Huxley pg 55) This is an
example of how order is portrayed throughout the Brave New World. What I had to suffer and not a
gramme of soma to be had. Only a drink of mescal every now and then, when Popé used to bring it.
Popé is a boy I used to know. But it makes you feel so bad afterwards, the mescal does, and you re
sick with the peyotl; besides it always made that awful feeling of being ashamed much worse the next
day. And I was so ashamed. (Huxley pg 80). This is an example of how the dystopian society that is
known as the World State Society openly relies on drugs to keep the citizens minds contained in a
illusion of happiness and the perfect life even though they are being used by the
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Brave New World was a novel that presents a dystopian society in the future where people are made in
factories and programed with certain personalities and special trait based on where they will live. In
this book the main character named John that is separated from his parents when he was born. He
grew up in the New Mexico Savage Reservation then when he gets older he finds that is hard to fit in
the World State Society. The government in this society gave soma rations out to everyone which is a
drug that makes a person only think happy thoughts.Then John loses his lover because of this drug, he
becomes enraged and tries to revolt against the government. He gets arrested because he starts a riot
then went he is freed he goes to a lighthouse where he plans to live the rest of his life but then the
citizens find out about this. The citizens go to the lighthouse and start an orgy which John ... Show
more content on Helpwriting.net ...
In Brave New World Order and Chaos is portrayed by John saying By this time the soma had begun to
work. Eyes shone, cheeks were flushed, the inner light of universal benevolence broke out on every
face in happy, friendly smiles. Even Bernard felt himself a little melted. (Huxley pg 55) This is an
example of how order is portrayed throughout the Brave New World. What I had to suffer and not a
gramme of soma to be had. Only a drink of mescal every now and then, when Popé used to bring it.
Popé is a boy I used to know. But it makes you feel so bad afterwards, the mescal does, and you re
sick with the peyotl; besides it always made that awful feeling of being ashamed much worse the next
day. And I was so ashamed. (Huxley pg 80). This is an example of how the dystopian society that is
known as the World State Society openly relies on drugs to keep the citizens minds contained in a
illusion of happiness and the perfect life even though they are being used by the
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Essay on Gloria Naylor s The Women of Brewster Place
(Introduction): Throughout her novel, The Women of Brewster Place, Ms. Naylor emphasizes the
importance of sister hood by showing how the women are strengthened by their relationships with one
another and proving that men are not necessary to their survival or happiness.
Thesis: The strengthening of women through other women is illustrated by Mattie s role as a daughter
to Miss Eva, a sister to Etta Mae, and a mother to Lucielia.
PARA 2: Miss Eva Turner plays a vital role in Mattie s life by taking her in during her loneliness and
destitution and treating Mattie and Basil as if they are her own family.
PARA 3: The sisterhood between Mattie and Etta Mae is illustrated by each woman s willingness to
help the other in through their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lucielia was literally dying of grief and rage. It is Mattie s intervention and her ability to place
Lucielia s grief in a historical context and to know it as one more instance of murdered dreams in a
long history of such murders that undergirds her life saving and healing intervention (Aull, 2) Mattie
healed and renewed Lucielia physically and mentally. Mattie magnificently wrestles Ciel, dying of
grief, back to life (Gottlieb p.1484). Mattie took on the role of a mother when she nursed Lucielia
back to health. Mattie treated and nursed Lucielia as if handling a newborn (Naylor, 104). Mattie s
relationship with Basil teaches her valuable lessons that help her to be a more effective mother figure
to Lucielia. Mattie s mistake with Basil is she used him to fill a void. She loved the fact that he was
solely dependent on her. My Bed hasn t been empty since Basil was born (38). Mattie spoiled Basil to
the point he would always have to have his way. He knew his mother would always be there for him.
Because of that, he took advantage of her. It was hard for Mattie to watch the turmoil and sadness
Lucielia had to encounter in her love life. It was like watching her child suffer. However, Mattie wasn
t going to make the same mistake she made with Basil. Mattie let Lucielia take control of her own life.
She never told her what to do. She just listened and gave her support her. Lucielia questioned
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(Introduction): Throughout her novel, The Women of Brewster Place, Ms. Naylor emphasizes the
importance of sister hood by showing how the women are strengthened by their relationships with one
another and proving that men are not necessary to their survival or happiness.
Thesis: The strengthening of women through other women is illustrated by Mattie s role as a daughter
to Miss Eva, a sister to Etta Mae, and a mother to Lucielia.
PARA 2: Miss Eva Turner plays a vital role in Mattie s life by taking her in during her loneliness and
destitution and treating Mattie and Basil as if they are her own family.
PARA 3: The sisterhood between Mattie and Etta Mae is illustrated by each woman s willingness to
help the other in through their ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Lucielia was literally dying of grief and rage. It is Mattie s intervention and her ability to place
Lucielia s grief in a historical context and to know it as one more instance of murdered dreams in a
long history of such murders that undergirds her life saving and healing intervention (Aull, 2) Mattie
healed and renewed Lucielia physically and mentally. Mattie magnificently wrestles Ciel, dying of
grief, back to life (Gottlieb p.1484). Mattie took on the role of a mother when she nursed Lucielia
back to health. Mattie treated and nursed Lucielia as if handling a newborn (Naylor, 104). Mattie s
relationship with Basil teaches her valuable lessons that help her to be a more effective mother figure
to Lucielia. Mattie s mistake with Basil is she used him to fill a void. She loved the fact that he was
solely dependent on her. My Bed hasn t been empty since Basil was born (38). Mattie spoiled Basil to
the point he would always have to have his way. He knew his mother would always be there for him.
Because of that, he took advantage of her. It was hard for Mattie to watch the turmoil and sadness
Lucielia had to encounter in her love life. It was like watching her child suffer. However, Mattie wasn
t going to make the same mistake she made with Basil. Mattie let Lucielia take control of her own life.
She never told her what to do. She just listened and gave her support her. Lucielia questioned
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Consumer Driven Health Plans
Running head: THE DOWNFALLS OF CONSUMER DRIVEN HEAL TH PLANS
The Downfalls of Consumer Driven Health Plans
Jamiee Coates
Professor Rhonda Bunce
July 27, 2008
Abstract
Healthcare today is a very important issue. Lack of health insurance can affect the health and
productivity of workers. Many people today do not have health insurance. Employment based health
insurance is in high demand to retain employees. The high healthcare costs make it hard for employers
to offer employees quality health plans. The premiums for employers are increasing so they are forced
to opt for cost saving health insurance plans. Consumer driven health plans are on the rise and have
become an option for many employers.
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Employer contributions to these accounts are excluded from employees taxable income and individual
contributions are tax deductible. (Contribution to HSAs) The amounts that are contributed by the
employers into the Health Savings Accounts for employees are treated as employer provided coverage
for medical expenses. My class reading discuss that most of the Health Savings Accounts have high
deductibles. The deductibles have to be met first so this leaves the employees with an out of pocket
cost for their medical services. Numerous employees with high deductible plans may postpone
medical care and end up with severe conditions that might have been prevented. Consumer driven
health care plans and Health Savings Accounts might turn out to be another cause for the rise of health
care cost instead of the resolution. There is no federal law that states that employers must offer
employees health insurance benefits. Competitive requirements have resulted in the offering of
employee based health insurance plans to employees. Since employer provided healthcare benefits are
the major source of health insurance for most people for most employees, it is recommended that
employers understand what types of health insurance plans their employees would like. Employers
should really listen to better understand employee s health care needs. They should offer a range of
health plans that would fit all of their employees. Employees would be able to
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Running head: THE DOWNFALLS OF CONSUMER DRIVEN HEAL TH PLANS
The Downfalls of Consumer Driven Health Plans
Jamiee Coates
Professor Rhonda Bunce
July 27, 2008
Abstract
Healthcare today is a very important issue. Lack of health insurance can affect the health and
productivity of workers. Many people today do not have health insurance. Employment based health
insurance is in high demand to retain employees. The high healthcare costs make it hard for employers
to offer employees quality health plans. The premiums for employers are increasing so they are forced
to opt for cost saving health insurance plans. Consumer driven health plans are on the rise and have
become an option for many employers.
The Downfalls ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Employer contributions to these accounts are excluded from employees taxable income and individual
contributions are tax deductible. (Contribution to HSAs) The amounts that are contributed by the
employers into the Health Savings Accounts for employees are treated as employer provided coverage
for medical expenses. My class reading discuss that most of the Health Savings Accounts have high
deductibles. The deductibles have to be met first so this leaves the employees with an out of pocket
cost for their medical services. Numerous employees with high deductible plans may postpone
medical care and end up with severe conditions that might have been prevented. Consumer driven
health care plans and Health Savings Accounts might turn out to be another cause for the rise of health
care cost instead of the resolution. There is no federal law that states that employers must offer
employees health insurance benefits. Competitive requirements have resulted in the offering of
employee based health insurance plans to employees. Since employer provided healthcare benefits are
the major source of health insurance for most people for most employees, it is recommended that
employers understand what types of health insurance plans their employees would like. Employers
should really listen to better understand employee s health care needs. They should offer a range of
health plans that would fit all of their employees. Employees would be able to
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School Librarians Case Study
One of the new AASL Shared Foundations: Engage (2017) is that librarians implement organizational
policies and practices related to censorship, materials challenges, library records, and responsible use
of information resources (Shared Foundations Engage sect. para. 4). Subsequently, librarians
demonstrate their leadership capabilities through implementing and disseminating information to their
school on guidelines for students use of digital tools and library resources. Furthermore, librarians
have a critical role in ensuring that their school is complying with the Children s Internet Protection
Act. Moreover, school librarians are also responsible for ensuring that all students have equitable
access to diverse materials. Ultimately, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, as a school librarian, I also need to create policies that do not restrict students right to access
information from a variety of perspectives. Safeguarding and promoting students right to access
information on diverse and controversial subjects is also another component of my future policy for
students use of the Internet. Accordingly, I will need to verify that the blocking software that the
school uses is not blocking information specifically due to its controversial nature such as LGBTQ
issues, or contentious political viewpoints. The American Library Association asserts (2012),
Anything that restricts access to information based on viewpoint or content violates the First
Amendment (p. 23). Consequently, a critical component of my future role as a school librarian will be
verifying that the filtering software and the acceptable use policy of my school are not infringing upon
the students right to access information from a variety of viewpoints.
The digital divide has a pervasive and negative effect on students from lower socioeconomic
backgrounds. Subsequently, the policies and practices that I implement in the school library should
help alleviate the deleterious effects caused by students lack of access to digital resources.
Furthermore, by simply extending the hours that the school library is open, I can provide students with
greater access to assorted digital resources as well as Internet access. Equitable
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One of the new AASL Shared Foundations: Engage (2017) is that librarians implement organizational
policies and practices related to censorship, materials challenges, library records, and responsible use
of information resources (Shared Foundations Engage sect. para. 4). Subsequently, librarians
demonstrate their leadership capabilities through implementing and disseminating information to their
school on guidelines for students use of digital tools and library resources. Furthermore, librarians
have a critical role in ensuring that their school is complying with the Children s Internet Protection
Act. Moreover, school librarians are also responsible for ensuring that all students have equitable
access to diverse materials. Ultimately, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
However, as a school librarian, I also need to create policies that do not restrict students right to access
information from a variety of perspectives. Safeguarding and promoting students right to access
information on diverse and controversial subjects is also another component of my future policy for
students use of the Internet. Accordingly, I will need to verify that the blocking software that the
school uses is not blocking information specifically due to its controversial nature such as LGBTQ
issues, or contentious political viewpoints. The American Library Association asserts (2012),
Anything that restricts access to information based on viewpoint or content violates the First
Amendment (p. 23). Consequently, a critical component of my future role as a school librarian will be
verifying that the filtering software and the acceptable use policy of my school are not infringing upon
the students right to access information from a variety of viewpoints.
The digital divide has a pervasive and negative effect on students from lower socioeconomic
backgrounds. Subsequently, the policies and practices that I implement in the school library should
help alleviate the deleterious effects caused by students lack of access to digital resources.
Furthermore, by simply extending the hours that the school library is open, I can provide students with
greater access to assorted digital resources as well as Internet access. Equitable
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Love at First Sight Exists
Love can be defined as a strong affection for one close to you. Love is a very powerful necessity in
today s world. It is the foundation of friendships, marriages as well as relative and couple
relationships. This strong affection, called love, can be created through many ways; such as love at
first sight or personal ties. Love at first sight is when one feels romantic passion for a complete
stranger upon their first encounter. Love at first sight really exists.
The beautifully written novel Memoirs of a Geisha written by Arthur Golden captures a brilliant story
about hardship, love and determination. At a young and tender age Chiyochan, the main character, was
sold into the geisha district of Gion, Japan from the poor fishing village ... Show more content on
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Chiyochan does exactly this. After her encounter with the Chairman, she instantly falls in love with
him and vows to bring herself closer to him by becoming a geisha.
Ernest Hemingway s first novel The Sun Also Rises displays love, lost friendships, bullfighting and
excessive drinking. The protagonist Jake Barnes along with Lady Brett Ashley, Robert Cohn, Francis
Clyne and others reside in Paris. Both Jake Barnes and Robert Cohn are struggling writers in Paris and
were apart of World War I. Together, almost every night they hang out on the streets of Paris attending
both parties and bars drinking excessively. Throughout the novel, Jake is in love with Brett but cannot
maintain a relationship because of his injury from the war and Brett s popularity among men. Being a
very attractive thirty six year old, Brett has numerous affairs with many men, one of which is Robert
Cohn, an abusive and jealous man. Jake loses many friends and was even beat up by Robert Cohn
because of his likeness towards Brett. Soon after, Jake, Brett and Robert travel to Spain. There they
attend bullfights and meet Montoya, Harris as well as Pedro Romero. Brett instantly notices Pedro
Romero, the nineteen year old bullfighter and runs away with him to Madrid, Spain. Meanwhile, Jake
resides in San Sebastian. There, he gets a call from Brett asking for help in Madrid after telling
Romero to leave her.
Love at first
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Love can be defined as a strong affection for one close to you. Love is a very powerful necessity in
today s world. It is the foundation of friendships, marriages as well as relative and couple
relationships. This strong affection, called love, can be created through many ways; such as love at
first sight or personal ties. Love at first sight is when one feels romantic passion for a complete
stranger upon their first encounter. Love at first sight really exists.
The beautifully written novel Memoirs of a Geisha written by Arthur Golden captures a brilliant story
about hardship, love and determination. At a young and tender age Chiyochan, the main character, was
sold into the geisha district of Gion, Japan from the poor fishing village ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
Chiyochan does exactly this. After her encounter with the Chairman, she instantly falls in love with
him and vows to bring herself closer to him by becoming a geisha.
Ernest Hemingway s first novel The Sun Also Rises displays love, lost friendships, bullfighting and
excessive drinking. The protagonist Jake Barnes along with Lady Brett Ashley, Robert Cohn, Francis
Clyne and others reside in Paris. Both Jake Barnes and Robert Cohn are struggling writers in Paris and
were apart of World War I. Together, almost every night they hang out on the streets of Paris attending
both parties and bars drinking excessively. Throughout the novel, Jake is in love with Brett but cannot
maintain a relationship because of his injury from the war and Brett s popularity among men. Being a
very attractive thirty six year old, Brett has numerous affairs with many men, one of which is Robert
Cohn, an abusive and jealous man. Jake loses many friends and was even beat up by Robert Cohn
because of his likeness towards Brett. Soon after, Jake, Brett and Robert travel to Spain. There they
attend bullfights and meet Montoya, Harris as well as Pedro Romero. Brett instantly notices Pedro
Romero, the nineteen year old bullfighter and runs away with him to Madrid, Spain. Meanwhile, Jake
resides in San Sebastian. There, he gets a call from Brett asking for help in Madrid after telling
Romero to leave her.
Love at first
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Definition Of Philosophy Of Education Essay
Philosophy of Education Today s classrooms are becoming more diverse, with growing linguistic and
cultural diversity in today s classrooms, as well as different social expectations for education, the
teacher preparation process is becoming increasingly demanding and challenging (Cooper and He, p.
89). In addition, these teacher candidates and teachers themselves need to provide expertise beyond
their training, to provide support in areas beyond content expertise and pedagogical knowledge
(Cooper and He, p. 89). With this information, I plan on focusing on my students needs and hopefully
bring effective learning strategies to my classroom. What are the roles of a teacher? A teacher must be
a facilitator, have content expertise, and develop moral obligation in the classroom. To be an authority
or facilitator, one needs to be able to handle behavior and disciplinary issues as well as be able to
handle allowing student learning, and to guide students development. To have content expertise, one
needs to have content knowledge in the subject being taught and to be able to share this knowledge
with the students. To teach or allow moral obligation, one needs to teach students beyond their content
knowledge subject and to allow them to grow into being a successful member of society (Cooper and
He, p. 97). I will carry out these roles of a teacher by being in charge of the classroom. I will directly
take care of any behavior and disciplinary issues by confronting this
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Philosophy of Education Today s classrooms are becoming more diverse, with growing linguistic and
cultural diversity in today s classrooms, as well as different social expectations for education, the
teacher preparation process is becoming increasingly demanding and challenging (Cooper and He, p.
89). In addition, these teacher candidates and teachers themselves need to provide expertise beyond
their training, to provide support in areas beyond content expertise and pedagogical knowledge
(Cooper and He, p. 89). With this information, I plan on focusing on my students needs and hopefully
bring effective learning strategies to my classroom. What are the roles of a teacher? A teacher must be
a facilitator, have content expertise, and develop moral obligation in the classroom. To be an authority
or facilitator, one needs to be able to handle behavior and disciplinary issues as well as be able to
handle allowing student learning, and to guide students development. To have content expertise, one
needs to have content knowledge in the subject being taught and to be able to share this knowledge
with the students. To teach or allow moral obligation, one needs to teach students beyond their content
knowledge subject and to allow them to grow into being a successful member of society (Cooper and
He, p. 97). I will carry out these roles of a teacher by being in charge of the classroom. I will directly
take care of any behavior and disciplinary issues by confronting this
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Cultural Audit
Nike s Cultural Audit Today a shoe is more than something to protect and keep one s feet warm, it is a
fashion statement, an athletic enhancer, rebellion, status, and the ins and outs of coolness. Shoes,
mainly athletic shoes have changed drastically throughout the years. From weight, size, look, and
comfort ability, Nike has been the leading footwear company to develop and lead such a growing
industry. Peter Hitchcock, the author of Oscillate Wildly, wrote,
The shoe is magical, within both the history of the commodity and the psychological compulsions of
modern man. The shoe is the emblem of fetishism that links the commodity to desire. And the most
magical shoe of all is the athletic shoe because it is simultaneously a ... Show more content on
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By the end of 1980 Nike completed its IPO and became a publicly traded company. During the mid
1980s, Nike lost its position as the industry leader, mainly in part because the company had badly
miscalculated on the aerobics boom (About NIKE Inc.). In 1985 the debut of a new signature shoe for
an NBA rookie, Michael Jordan, helped rocket Nike s sales and publicity. In 1988 Nike created the tag
line Just do it. Nike regained its position as the industry leader in 1989, making them the first and only
company in the athletic footwear/apparel industry to ever accomplish this feat (About NIKE Inc.). In
1990 Nike declared Portland, Oregon as its headquarters. Portland became home to the first retail as
theatre experience called Niketown. 1994 brought the signing of several individual players from the
future World Cup winning Brazilian National Team. The following year Nike signed the entire team
and began to design the team s uniform. Along with signing the Brazilian team, Nike also signed the
men s and women s US soccer teams, as well as other teams around the world. In 1996 Nike Golf
signed an upcoming young golfer by the name of Eldrick Tiger Woods. At first competitors criticized
and laughed at Nike for signing such a young player, that all changed in 1997 when Tiger won the
Masters by a record of twelve strokes. Nike also began investing in cyclists in the 1990s. Lance
Armstrong was one of the cyclists who signed with Nike. After he was
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Nike s Cultural Audit Today a shoe is more than something to protect and keep one s feet warm, it is a
fashion statement, an athletic enhancer, rebellion, status, and the ins and outs of coolness. Shoes,
mainly athletic shoes have changed drastically throughout the years. From weight, size, look, and
comfort ability, Nike has been the leading footwear company to develop and lead such a growing
industry. Peter Hitchcock, the author of Oscillate Wildly, wrote,
The shoe is magical, within both the history of the commodity and the psychological compulsions of
modern man. The shoe is the emblem of fetishism that links the commodity to desire. And the most
magical shoe of all is the athletic shoe because it is simultaneously a ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
By the end of 1980 Nike completed its IPO and became a publicly traded company. During the mid
1980s, Nike lost its position as the industry leader, mainly in part because the company had badly
miscalculated on the aerobics boom (About NIKE Inc.). In 1985 the debut of a new signature shoe for
an NBA rookie, Michael Jordan, helped rocket Nike s sales and publicity. In 1988 Nike created the tag
line Just do it. Nike regained its position as the industry leader in 1989, making them the first and only
company in the athletic footwear/apparel industry to ever accomplish this feat (About NIKE Inc.). In
1990 Nike declared Portland, Oregon as its headquarters. Portland became home to the first retail as
theatre experience called Niketown. 1994 brought the signing of several individual players from the
future World Cup winning Brazilian National Team. The following year Nike signed the entire team
and began to design the team s uniform. Along with signing the Brazilian team, Nike also signed the
men s and women s US soccer teams, as well as other teams around the world. In 1996 Nike Golf
signed an upcoming young golfer by the name of Eldrick Tiger Woods. At first competitors criticized
and laughed at Nike for signing such a young player, that all changed in 1997 when Tiger won the
Masters by a record of twelve strokes. Nike also began investing in cyclists in the 1990s. Lance
Armstrong was one of the cyclists who signed with Nike. After he was
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Sentencing For Drug Offenders Should Be Lenient
Sentencing for drug offenders can be somewhat lenient or harsh depending upon what drug was
involved in the arrest and who the violator is; meaning if the violator is an adult or a juvenile. In
Crime state rankings 2010: Crime across America, the percent of the population who are illicit drugs
users for Virginia was 8.2%, ranking twenty fourth on that list and the national percent was 8.1% of
the population in 2007 (Morgan, K. O. L., Morgan, S., Santos, R. B. 2010). In Crime state rankings
2011: Crime across America, the percent of the population who are illicit drug users for Virginia was
7.3%, ranking thirty two on that list and the national percent was 8.0% of the population in 2008
(Morgan, K. O. L., Morgan, S., Boba, R. 2011). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sentencing Commission, which specify that between 1998 and 2002 over 300 defendants were
sentenced annually under the guideline that boosted penalties for drug activity. Tools are very limited
when it comes to protecting certain locations and individuals from drug activities, there are also no
specific weapons against those who sell drugs in or around drug treatment centers. To Avergun, the
people that would sink that low as to target their trafficking activity at those with the least ability to
resist such offers, those are the people who deserve the most severe punishment. The Department of
Justice cannot and will not tolerate this conduct in America, and that is why they stands firmly behind
the intent of this legislation to increase the punishment meted out to drug offenders. The Department
of Justice supports mandatory minimum sentences in appropriate circumstances, of course. Mandatory
minimum sentencing statues can provide a level of uniformity and predictability that regular
sentencing procedures cannot. Mandatory minimum sentencing discourages certain types of criminal
behavior by broadcasting the potential consequences of committing those offenses. They can also keep
dangerous offenders in prison for long periods of time, thereby increasing the public s safety. They
also provide an important tool for prosecutors by providing defendants with a convincing incentive,
that by cooperating with
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Sentencing for drug offenders can be somewhat lenient or harsh depending upon what drug was
involved in the arrest and who the violator is; meaning if the violator is an adult or a juvenile. In
Crime state rankings 2010: Crime across America, the percent of the population who are illicit drugs
users for Virginia was 8.2%, ranking twenty fourth on that list and the national percent was 8.1% of
the population in 2007 (Morgan, K. O. L., Morgan, S., Santos, R. B. 2010). In Crime state rankings
2011: Crime across America, the percent of the population who are illicit drug users for Virginia was
7.3%, ranking thirty two on that list and the national percent was 8.0% of the population in 2008
(Morgan, K. O. L., Morgan, S., Boba, R. 2011). ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Sentencing Commission, which specify that between 1998 and 2002 over 300 defendants were
sentenced annually under the guideline that boosted penalties for drug activity. Tools are very limited
when it comes to protecting certain locations and individuals from drug activities, there are also no
specific weapons against those who sell drugs in or around drug treatment centers. To Avergun, the
people that would sink that low as to target their trafficking activity at those with the least ability to
resist such offers, those are the people who deserve the most severe punishment. The Department of
Justice cannot and will not tolerate this conduct in America, and that is why they stands firmly behind
the intent of this legislation to increase the punishment meted out to drug offenders. The Department
of Justice supports mandatory minimum sentences in appropriate circumstances, of course. Mandatory
minimum sentencing statues can provide a level of uniformity and predictability that regular
sentencing procedures cannot. Mandatory minimum sentencing discourages certain types of criminal
behavior by broadcasting the potential consequences of committing those offenses. They can also keep
dangerous offenders in prison for long periods of time, thereby increasing the public s safety. They
also provide an important tool for prosecutors by providing defendants with a convincing incentive,
that by cooperating with
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Wharton s Allusions In The Age Of Innocence
2012530058
Zhou, Xuanchen
American Lit
Ms. Davis
27th Dec, 2015
Diana with Preserving Fluid in Veins and Savage Bride in an Opera Box:
Wharton s Allusions in The Age of Innocence to Primitive and Pagan Myths and Beliefs When reading
the comment of Archer made on Mrs. Welland s simulation of reluctance at the time she hears about
the engagement of her daughter and Archer, comparing her action to the Primitive culture in which
savage bride is dragged with shrieks from her parents tent (Wharton, 22). , most of the students of
American Lit must be reminded of the allusion to the anthropology works as The Golden Bough made
by Wharton s contemporary authors such as T.S.Eliot, who happened to have tortured us in a previous
week. After going ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her connection with wild nature (both the real, uncultivated nature and the man s sphere in society
without protection), which is a major and substantial characteristic of Diana that shows her mystical
power, is shown in the story by the impressions she left on Archer. He thought that at a unpruned
garden, the tumbledown house, and the oak grove under which the dusk was gathering seems to be so
exactly the place in which he ought to have found Madame Olenska (103). When he founds her alone
in the publicity, he asked her But what on earth are you doing in this wilderness (105)? Archer s
mentioning of the oak grove is another specific clue that leads to the identity of Diana, as she is
actually queen of the woods in general and also goddess of the oaks in particular (Frazer, II, 380).
Ellen s first name as the shortened version of Helen might also be an allusion to Diana, who is also
known as Helen of the Tree (Frazer, V, 292). Besides, working in concert with May s marriage with
Archer around Easter, the mutual confession of Countess Olenska and Archer takes place in middle of
August, when Diana s own day is celebrated (Frazer, I, 12 14) (Scheick, 3). Moreover, the term flower
of life with a little bit of ambiguity and inexplicability kind of resembles the term heart of life she used
in her previous work, which refers to Diana and thus readers could suggest that the
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2012530058
Zhou, Xuanchen
American Lit
Ms. Davis
27th Dec, 2015
Diana with Preserving Fluid in Veins and Savage Bride in an Opera Box:
Wharton s Allusions in The Age of Innocence to Primitive and Pagan Myths and Beliefs When reading
the comment of Archer made on Mrs. Welland s simulation of reluctance at the time she hears about
the engagement of her daughter and Archer, comparing her action to the Primitive culture in which
savage bride is dragged with shrieks from her parents tent (Wharton, 22). , most of the students of
American Lit must be reminded of the allusion to the anthropology works as The Golden Bough made
by Wharton s contemporary authors such as T.S.Eliot, who happened to have tortured us in a previous
week. After going ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Her connection with wild nature (both the real, uncultivated nature and the man s sphere in society
without protection), which is a major and substantial characteristic of Diana that shows her mystical
power, is shown in the story by the impressions she left on Archer. He thought that at a unpruned
garden, the tumbledown house, and the oak grove under which the dusk was gathering seems to be so
exactly the place in which he ought to have found Madame Olenska (103). When he founds her alone
in the publicity, he asked her But what on earth are you doing in this wilderness (105)? Archer s
mentioning of the oak grove is another specific clue that leads to the identity of Diana, as she is
actually queen of the woods in general and also goddess of the oaks in particular (Frazer, II, 380).
Ellen s first name as the shortened version of Helen might also be an allusion to Diana, who is also
known as Helen of the Tree (Frazer, V, 292). Besides, working in concert with May s marriage with
Archer around Easter, the mutual confession of Countess Olenska and Archer takes place in middle of
August, when Diana s own day is celebrated (Frazer, I, 12 14) (Scheick, 3). Moreover, the term flower
of life with a little bit of ambiguity and inexplicability kind of resembles the term heart of life she used
in her previous work, which refers to Diana and thus readers could suggest that the
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Understand the diversity of individuals with dementia and...
4222 370] ( Written questions [Outcome 1] Understand the concept of diversity and its relevance to
working with individuals who have dementia 1.1 explain what is meant by the terms diversity The
Service Users i deliver care to are all different in many ways.This can be along the dimensions of
gender, age, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, socio economic status, physical abilities, political
beliefs, religious beliefs or other ideologies. This means that i have to be aware of a person s
individuality and respect their choices. To be understanding and not show prejudice. Valuing the
benefits of someone being different from ourselves, not making assumptions. anti discriminatory
practice Anti discriminatory practice is the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is important and essential to treat different people as individuals and to try and meet their needs
rather than stereotyping people. E.g. all old people are the same. Treating everyone the same is failing
to respect diversity. We all want to be treated with dignity and it is a very important part of an
individual s life. Working in the health and social care profession it is important to help people
maintain their dignity so they can keep their sense of self respect and self worth. All health and social
care professionals should be sensitive and aware of the needs of people and service users. Just because
a person has dementia, they still need to be given a choice and not assume that they cannot make a
choice. Not everybody is the same, there are different levels of dementia, so getting to know the
service user is vital to challenge discrimination. We also need to make sure that the service user or
their families are aware of the complaints procedure. Having policies and procedures are put in place
and that staff are up to date on their training. [Outcome 2] Understand that each individual s
experience of dementia is unique 2.1 explain why it is important to identify an individual s specific
and unique needs It is important to identify individual s specific and unique needs so that they can
receive the best care possible. Taking a person centred approach is vital, treating a service user as an
individual person and acknowledge that
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4222 370] ( Written questions [Outcome 1] Understand the concept of diversity and its relevance to
working with individuals who have dementia 1.1 explain what is meant by the terms diversity The
Service Users i deliver care to are all different in many ways.This can be along the dimensions of
gender, age, ethnicity, race, sexual orientation, socio economic status, physical abilities, political
beliefs, religious beliefs or other ideologies. This means that i have to be aware of a person s
individuality and respect their choices. To be understanding and not show prejudice. Valuing the
benefits of someone being different from ourselves, not making assumptions. anti discriminatory
practice Anti discriminatory practice is the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It is important and essential to treat different people as individuals and to try and meet their needs
rather than stereotyping people. E.g. all old people are the same. Treating everyone the same is failing
to respect diversity. We all want to be treated with dignity and it is a very important part of an
individual s life. Working in the health and social care profession it is important to help people
maintain their dignity so they can keep their sense of self respect and self worth. All health and social
care professionals should be sensitive and aware of the needs of people and service users. Just because
a person has dementia, they still need to be given a choice and not assume that they cannot make a
choice. Not everybody is the same, there are different levels of dementia, so getting to know the
service user is vital to challenge discrimination. We also need to make sure that the service user or
their families are aware of the complaints procedure. Having policies and procedures are put in place
and that staff are up to date on their training. [Outcome 2] Understand that each individual s
experience of dementia is unique 2.1 explain why it is important to identify an individual s specific
and unique needs It is important to identify individual s specific and unique needs so that they can
receive the best care possible. Taking a person centred approach is vital, treating a service user as an
individual person and acknowledge that
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Use Of Diesohol As A Substitute For Diesel
In our world today diesel engines have become a substantial part of the society, being used in buses,
trucks, locomotives, tractors, and so on. Scientist has been seeking ways of improving the efficiency
of diesel engines by developing and testing alternative fuels. Recent studies explore the use of
diesohol as a substitute to diesel. Diesohol are classified as a mixture of diesel fuel and anhydrous
alcohol blended using a chemical emulsifier, (Environmental Protection Agency, 2003).However a
major concern regarding diesohol is both alcohols and diesel have dissimilar physical and chemical
properties. Alcohols due to it being an oxygenate proved to burn cleanly and easily, and produce
decreased amount of soot and harmful emissions (Mithun Mohan,2015) .It is estimated its combustion
is around 3000 kJ/kg (The Engineering ToolBox, Unknown),(Mitun Mohan,2015).The chemical
equation for the combustion of alcohols :
CnH2n (l) 1OH (g) + (1.5n) O2 (g) → (n+1) H2O (l) + nCO2 (g) (Mithun Mohan, 2015)
There were a few disadvantage observed with the use of only alcohols. One being, it became
increasingly more difficult to burn alcohols as the molecules got bigger as more intermolecular force
is needed to break the bonds. Another issue is the trouble and expense of modifying the engines for
dual fuel capacity (Mithun Mohan,2015),(S.W. Mathewson.1980). In order to comply with the already
existing diesel engines scientist resolved the issue with a blend of alcohol and diesel so only
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
In our world today diesel engines have become a substantial part of the society, being used in buses,
trucks, locomotives, tractors, and so on. Scientist has been seeking ways of improving the efficiency
of diesel engines by developing and testing alternative fuels. Recent studies explore the use of
diesohol as a substitute to diesel. Diesohol are classified as a mixture of diesel fuel and anhydrous
alcohol blended using a chemical emulsifier, (Environmental Protection Agency, 2003).However a
major concern regarding diesohol is both alcohols and diesel have dissimilar physical and chemical
properties. Alcohols due to it being an oxygenate proved to burn cleanly and easily, and produce
decreased amount of soot and harmful emissions (Mithun Mohan,2015) .It is estimated its combustion
is around 3000 kJ/kg (The Engineering ToolBox, Unknown),(Mitun Mohan,2015).The chemical
equation for the combustion of alcohols :
CnH2n (l) 1OH (g) + (1.5n) O2 (g) → (n+1) H2O (l) + nCO2 (g) (Mithun Mohan, 2015)
There were a few disadvantage observed with the use of only alcohols. One being, it became
increasingly more difficult to burn alcohols as the molecules got bigger as more intermolecular force
is needed to break the bonds. Another issue is the trouble and expense of modifying the engines for
dual fuel capacity (Mithun Mohan,2015),(S.W. Mathewson.1980). In order to comply with the already
existing diesel engines scientist resolved the issue with a blend of alcohol and diesel so only
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Essay on Foucault Panopticism
Panopticism by Michel Focault
Works Cited Not Included
Our society is not one of spectacle, but of surveillance; under the surface of images, one invests bodies
in depth; behind the great abstraction of exchange, there continues the meticulous concrete training of
useful forces; the circuits of communication are the supports of an accumulation and a centralization
of knowledge; the play of signs defines the anchorages of power; it is not that the beautiful totality of
the individual is amputated, repressed, altered by our social order, it is rather that the individual is
carefully fabricated in it, according to a whole technique of forces and bodies. (pp.333 34)
In the essay, Panopticism, by Michel Focault, he makes the argument ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The persons with the plague (lepers were included in this group) were always observed to account for
their presence. These people were supposed to be present at their windows for attendance. Where they
not present at the time, they were marked as dead. Their family would be removed, the house would
be cleaned out, perfumed, and then, a mere four hours later, people would move back in. Obviously,
the fear of not being observed would be strong in this situation, a direct result of the drastic measures
taken once someone s presence could not be observed. Though this fear has the opposite motivation of
the healthy citizens, who, knowing they are being watched, are afraid to do wrong, it works on the
same basic principle. That if one knows they are being watched, it remains a constant consideration in
their mind, regardless of the presence of an observer, the fear will always be present.
The Panopticon, a prison described by Foucault, is a machine for dissociating the see/being seen dyad:
in the peripheric ring, one is totally seen, without ever seeing (321, Foucault). This literally means that
in the formation of the panopticon those who are being seen can not see one another and the one who
sees everything can never be seen. That is the most important tool of the panopticon. Foucault makes
this assumption about today s society by saying that we are always being watched whether we know it
or not. One always keeps an eye over their shoulder as a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Panopticism by Michel Focault
Works Cited Not Included
Our society is not one of spectacle, but of surveillance; under the surface of images, one invests bodies
in depth; behind the great abstraction of exchange, there continues the meticulous concrete training of
useful forces; the circuits of communication are the supports of an accumulation and a centralization
of knowledge; the play of signs defines the anchorages of power; it is not that the beautiful totality of
the individual is amputated, repressed, altered by our social order, it is rather that the individual is
carefully fabricated in it, according to a whole technique of forces and bodies. (pp.333 34)
In the essay, Panopticism, by Michel Focault, he makes the argument ... Show more content on
Helpwriting.net ...
The persons with the plague (lepers were included in this group) were always observed to account for
their presence. These people were supposed to be present at their windows for attendance. Where they
not present at the time, they were marked as dead. Their family would be removed, the house would
be cleaned out, perfumed, and then, a mere four hours later, people would move back in. Obviously,
the fear of not being observed would be strong in this situation, a direct result of the drastic measures
taken once someone s presence could not be observed. Though this fear has the opposite motivation of
the healthy citizens, who, knowing they are being watched, are afraid to do wrong, it works on the
same basic principle. That if one knows they are being watched, it remains a constant consideration in
their mind, regardless of the presence of an observer, the fear will always be present.
The Panopticon, a prison described by Foucault, is a machine for dissociating the see/being seen dyad:
in the peripheric ring, one is totally seen, without ever seeing (321, Foucault). This literally means that
in the formation of the panopticon those who are being seen can not see one another and the one who
sees everything can never be seen. That is the most important tool of the panopticon. Foucault makes
this assumption about today s society by saying that we are always being watched whether we know it
or not. One always keeps an eye over their shoulder as a
... Get more on HelpWriting.net ...
Philip Zimbardo Heroism Essay
What is a Hero? In the climax of a movie, the main character s best friend pushes the villain out of
harm s way and tragically perishes in their place. This cliche sacrifice is often what people think of
when picturing heroism. However, most modern heroes are not movie stars, instead they are ordinary
people, as stated by Philip Zimbardo in a speech on heroism. In the same speech he identifies
characteristics of and defines heroes. A modern hero performs heroic acts knowing of the sacrifice and
as a service to those in need. Heroes are people who sacrifice for others in need. Zimbardo uses this
trait as one of the defining characteristics of heroism, explaining a heroic act is one performed with
recognition of possible risks and costs,
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What is a Hero? In the climax of a movie, the main character s best friend pushes the villain out of
harm s way and tragically perishes in their place. This cliche sacrifice is often what people think of
when picturing heroism. However, most modern heroes are not movie stars, instead they are ordinary
people, as stated by Philip Zimbardo in a speech on heroism. In the same speech he identifies
characteristics of and defines heroes. A modern hero performs heroic acts knowing of the sacrifice and
as a service to those in need. Heroes are people who sacrifice for others in need. Zimbardo uses this
trait as one of the defining characteristics of heroism, explaining a heroic act is one performed with
recognition of possible risks and costs,
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The Performance Measurement Of The Balanced Scorecard
Balanced Scorecard
A performance measurement tool
The balanced scorecard (BSC) is an extensively used performance measurement tool introduced to
take the strategy and vision of the business into real action from four perspectives: financial,
customers, internally progress and learning and grow. (Kaplan and Norton, 1996) From all these four
perspectives, it can be seen that this measurement tool is different from others because it concentrates
on both financial and operational information rather than only financial figures which make the tool
provide a more comprehensive of the business to shareholders and customers. In these years, BSC has
developed from the performance measurement tool to a strategic management system. ( Kaplan and
Norton, 1996, p 37) However, this essay aims at introducing the balanced scorecard as a performance
measurement from its origins, why business needs it, how it can be utilized, how the business can get
benefits from adopting this measurement tool and what potential problems and limits it has.
In the modern business world, intangible assets take a larger proportion than tangible assets in the
structure of total assets because the modern business tends to provide service more than products and
shareholders and customers pay more attention to the intangible assets rather than tangible assets.
However, the actual value of intangible assets is difficult to calculate and present in the real business.
In this situation, the balanced scorecard is
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Balanced Scorecard
A performance measurement tool
The balanced scorecard (BSC) is an extensively used performance measurement tool introduced to
take the strategy and vision of the business into real action from four perspectives: financial,
customers, internally progress and learning and grow. (Kaplan and Norton, 1996) From all these four
perspectives, it can be seen that this measurement tool is different from others because it concentrates
on both financial and operational information rather than only financial figures which make the tool
provide a more comprehensive of the business to shareholders and customers. In these years, BSC has
developed from the performance measurement tool to a strategic management system. ( Kaplan and
Norton, 1996, p 37) However, this essay aims at introducing the balanced scorecard as a performance
measurement from its origins, why business needs it, how it can be utilized, how the business can get
benefits from adopting this measurement tool and what potential problems and limits it has.
In the modern business world, intangible assets take a larger proportion than tangible assets in the
structure of total assets because the modern business tends to provide service more than products and
shareholders and customers pay more attention to the intangible assets rather than tangible assets.
However, the actual value of intangible assets is difficult to calculate and present in the real business.
In this situation, the balanced scorecard is
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